What to do if my cecotec CONGA 5090 doesn't charge or return to the charging base?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner isn't charging or returning to its base, try these steps: * Relocate the charging base to an area free of obstacles. * Clean the charging terminals. * Ensure the power switch is turned on. * If the robot is too far, place it closer to the base. * Ensure there is enough free space around the charging base.
Why cecotec CONGA 5090 does not clean efficiently or dust leaks?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner isn't cleaning efficiently or dust is leaking, it could be due to a few reasons: * The dust tank might be full. Empty it and clear the high-efficiency filter if it's blocked. * The high-efficiency filter might be blocked. Clear it. * The main brush might be tangled with foreign matter. Clear it up.
How to fix cecotec CONGA 5090 that won't start or clean?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner isn't starting or cleaning, it could be due to the following reasons: * The battery may be low, so allow it to charge fully before operating. * The room temperature may be outside the operating range (below 0 ºC or above 50 ºC). Ensure the room temperature is within this range.
What to do if my Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is always offline?
To resolve the issue of your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner being always offline, ensure that the robot is successfully connected to the network and within the Wi-Fi signal range.
How to troubleshoot cecotec CONGA 5090 connection failure with mobile phone?
If the connection between your mobile phone and the Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner fails, ensure that both the robot and the charging base are in an area with a good Wi-Fi signal. Reset the router and try connecting them again.
What to do if my cecotec CONGA 5090 makes a strange noise while cleaning?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is making a strange noise during cleaning, the main brush, side brush, or omnidirectional wheel may have foreign matter tangled in them. Stop the robot and clear any obstructions.
Why my Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner did not carry out the scheduled cleaning?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner didn't perform the scheduled cleaning, consider the following: * Check if the robot is in Night mode and switch mode. * Make sure the robot is connected to the network, as it needs a connection to perform scheduled cleaning tasks.
What to do if Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner does not resume cleaning?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner does not resume cleaning, verify that: * The robot is not in DND (Do Not Disturb) mode, as it won't resume cleaning in this mode. * It won’t resume cleaning when it is placed manually on the charging base.
Why Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner could not connect to Wi-Fi?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner can't connect to Wi-Fi: * Make sure the Wi-Fi signal is strong enough. * If the Wi-Fi connection is unstable, reset the router and check for app updates before trying again.
What to do if my cecotec CONGA 5090 doesn't return to base after spot cleaning?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner doesn't return to the charging base after spot cleaning or after changing its starting position: * The robot will map and calculate a new route after operating under spot cleaning or after having changed its starting position. * If the charging base is too far away, the robot won't be able to return automatically. Manually place it back on the charging base.
General| Model | Conga 5090 |
|---|---|
| Type | Robot Vacuum Cleaner |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Battery Capacity | 2600 mAh |
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
| App Control | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | Yes |
| Wet Mopping | Yes |
| Auto Recharge | Yes |
| Scheduling | Yes |
| Area Coverage | Up to 120 m² |
| Dust Container Capacity | 0.3 L |
| Control | App, Remote Control |
| Voice Control | Yes |
| Sensors | Anti-collision, Anti-drop |
| Filter Type | HEPA filter |
| Virtual Walls | Yes |
| Cleaning Modes | Auto, Edge, Room |
| Charging Time | 3-4 hours |
| Dimensions | 34 x 34 x 9.6 cm |
Details the main robot body, its buttons, sensors, and indicators.
Covers wheels, brushes, bumper, motor cover, and tank systems.
Describes the components of the charging station and mopping attachments.
Details the setup process for the robot and its charging base.
Explains how to install the water tank and mop for wet cleaning.
Explains the physical buttons on the robot and their functions.
Details the operation and features of the remote control.
Describes how to pause, standby, and adjust suction power.
Guides on setting up automated cleaning schedules.
Lists benefits of the app and how to set it up.
Describes various cleaning modes available through the mobile application.
Instructions on how to clean the main brush of the robot.
How to clean the silicone and special Jalisco brushes.
Steps for cleaning the dust tank and wet & dry tank systems.
Guidance on cleaning the high-efficiency filter, side brushes, and free-fall sensors.
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