What to do if my cecotec Conga 3290 Vacuum Cleaner cannot charge?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner isn't charging, there might be a few reasons. First, ensure the charging base is in an open area, free from obstructions. Then, verify that the power switch is turned on and the charging terminals are clean. If the robot is too far from the base, move it closer. Also, make sure there is enough free space around the charging base.
Why is my Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner not cleaning well?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner isn't cleaning efficiently or you notice dust leaks, it could be due to a full dust tank. Empty the tank and clear the high-efficiency filter if it's blocked. Also, check if the main brush is tangled with any foreign matter and clear it.
What to do if my cecotec Conga 3290 Vacuum Cleaner does not start?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner isn't starting or cleaning, ensure the battery isn't low by allowing it to charge. Also, check that the room temperature is between 0 ºC and 50 ºC, as the robot may not operate outside this range.
Why is my cecotec Conga 3290 Vacuum Cleaner always offline?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is always offline, ensure it's successfully connected to your network and within the Wi-Fi signal range.
Why didn't my Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner perform scheduled cleaning?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner didn't carry out a scheduled cleaning, check if it's in Night mode and switch it off. Also, ensure the robot is connected to the network, as it needs a connection for scheduled cleaning tasks.
What to do if connection between mobile phone and Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner failed?
If the connection between your mobile phone and the Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner failed, ensure that both the robot and the charging base are in an area with a good Wi-Fi signal. If the problem persists, try resetting your router and attempting the connection again.
Why does my cecotec Conga 3290 make strange noises?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is emitting strange noises during cleaning, the main brush, side brush, or omnidirectional wheel may have foreign matter tangled in them. Stop the robot and clear any obstructions.
What to do if my cecotec Conga 3290 does not work properly?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is not working properly, turn it off, switch it off, and then turn it back on again.
Why cecotec Conga 3290 does not resume cleaning?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner doesn't resume cleaning, it might be in Night mode, which prevents resuming. Also, it won’t resume cleaning if it was manually placed on the charging base.
What to do if Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner does not return to the charging base?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner doesn't return to the charging base after spot cleaning or changing its starting position, it will map and calculate a new route. If the charging base is too far, manually return the robot to it.
General| Brand | cecotec |
|---|---|
| Model | Conga 3290 |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Details components of the robot's main body, including sensors like radar and collision avoidance.
Lists parts of the wet & dry tank system, including the water inlet and filter.
Outlines parts of the charging base, such as transmission area and charging terminals.
Describes parts of the mop attachment, including the bracket and clip.
Lists optional accessories available for the robot, such as a pet brush and remote control.
Connect the charging base to power, store the cable, and place it against the wall with specific clearance.
Instructions for filling and installing the wet & dry tank and attaching the mop.
Starts cleaning automatically in Edge and zig zag modes, planning route and resuming if battery low.
Sends robot to charging base, stopping current cleaning.
Robot starts cleaning automatically in Edge and zig zag modes, planning route and resuming if battery low.
Robot cleans along the surface perimeters and returns to the charging base.
Sends robot to charging base, stopping current cleaning.
Robot moves in a spiral pattern outwards and then inwards, adapting to obstacles.
Robot is controlled manually using direction arrows on the display.
Robot performs two cleaning cycles, alternating Edge and zig zag patterns.
Robot scrubs the floor using a swaying motion, simulating real scrubbing.
Robot cleans a specific 2x2m area around a selected spot on the map.
Allows setting manual areas where the robot is not allowed to clean.
Allows setting specific areas for the robot to clean without cleaning the whole surface.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the robot's main brush.
Steps for cleaning the dust tank and reinstalling the high-efficiency filter.
Guidance on cleaning, replacing, and washing the high-efficiency filter.
Recommendations for regularly cleaning and replacing the robot's side brushes.
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