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If your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner isn't charging, there might be a few reasons. First, ensure the Docking Station is properly plugged in and that the DEEBOT is powered ON. Note that keeping DEEBOT on the Docking Station consumes battery. If problems persist, try re-activating the battery by manually placing DEEBOT on the Docking Station, removing it completely and then charging normally.
How to fix ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner remote control failure?
If you're experiencing remote control failure with your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner, the infrared signal might be the issue. Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe the Infrared Receiver on DEEBOT. Also, avoid using the Remote Control near other equipment that uses infrared signals, as they may interfere.
What to do if ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner suction intake is blocked?
If the suction intake of your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner is blocked, turn the robot’s power OFF. Then, clean the Dust Bin, invert the robot, and clean the robot’s Suction Intake and Side Brushes.
What to do if ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner is mopping and the water outlets are clogged?
If the water outlets on the bottom of your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner are clogged while mopping, check the water outlets and clean them.
What to do if the batteries in ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner Remote Control need to be replaced?
If the batteries in your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner Remote Control need replacement, install new batteries, ensuring they are correctly placed.
What to do if ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner misses cleaning area?
If your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner is missing areas during cleaning, it may be due to clutter. Ensure the cleaning area is tidied up before starting DEEBOT.
What to do if ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner gets into trouble while working and stops?
If your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner stops and seems to be in trouble, it's trying to resolve the issue. Check the Side Brushes for any tangled debris and remove it. Also, manually remove any obstacles blocking its path and then restart the device.
What to do if ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner will not clean automatically at scheduled time?
If your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner isn't cleaning automatically at the scheduled time, make sure the DEEBOT is powered ON. Also, ensure that the robot’s battery is fully charged by keeping DEEBOT powered ON and on the Docking Station.
What to do if ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner is not powered?
If your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner is not powered, move the robot’s Power Switch to the ON position.
What to do if water is not coming out of ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner when mopping?
If water isn't coming out of the Reservoir when your ECOVACS Vacuum Cleaner is mopping, check if the Reservoir is empty and add water. Also, inspect the water outlets on the bottom of DEEBOT for clogs and clean them if necessary.
General| Runtime (min) | 110 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3.6 kg |
| Filter Type | High-Efficiency Filter |
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | Yes |
| Mobile App Support | Yes |
| Auto Charging | Yes |
| Multi-floor Mapping | Yes |
| Scheduling | Yes |
| Cleaning Mode | Auto, Edge, Spot |
| Dustbin Capacity | 0.45L |
| Charging Time | 4 hours |
| Dimensions (DxWxH, mm) | 350x350 |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Virtual Boundary | Yes |
Details the items included in the product package for user reference.
Lists technical details and specifications of the robot and its components.
Provides a visual breakdown of the robot's components and their locations.
Provides essential preparatory advice and considerations before operating the robot.
Guides users through the initial setup and first use of the robot.
Explains how to choose and set different cleaning patterns and modes for optimal performance.
Details how to schedule cleaning tasks for the robot on a weekly basis.
Describes the installation and use of the mopping system accessory.
Explains how to select and install different suction options for various cleaning needs.
Lists common alarm sounds and indicator lights, with their corresponding problems and solutions.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the mopping system components.
Guide on how to clean the dust bin and its filters for effective operation.
Procedures for cleaning the main brush, suction options, and side brushes.
Maintenance steps for other robot parts like wheels and sensors.
Outlines the recommended frequency for maintaining and replacing robot parts.
