Why EUFY Vacuum Cleaner's movements or travel path are abnormal?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner's movements or travel path are abnormal: * Clean the sensors carefully with a dry cloth. * Restart RoboVac by turning it on.
Why EUFY Vacuum Cleaner moves abnormally?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner's movements are abnormal, carefully clean the sensors with a dry cloth and restart the vacuum by turning it on.
What to do if EUFY RoboVac LR30 Hybrid+ Vacuum Cleaner cannot be charged?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner isn't charging: * Check if the indicator on the auto empty station lights up. If it does not, reconnect the adapter with the auto empty station and try a new power outlet. * Dust off the charging contact pins with a dry cloth. * Check if you can hear a beep when RoboVac is docked onto the auto empty station.
What to do if EUFY RoboVac LR30 Hybrid+ Vacuum Cleaner shows Error 8?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner displays Error 8, it means the battery is low. Charge the device and try again.
How to fix Error 3 (side brush stuck) on EUFY RoboVac LR30 Hybrid+ Vacuum Cleaner?
To fix Error 3 on your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner, clean it and try again.
What to do if EUFY RoboVac LR30 Hybrid+ shows Error 3?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner displays Error 3, it means the side brush may be stuck. Clean it and try again.
What to do if EUFY RoboVac LR30 Hybrid+ cannot connect to Wi-Fi?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner cannot connect to Wi-Fi, ensure that: * You have entered the Wi-Fi password correctly. * Your RoboVac, router, and mobile phone are close enough to ensure a strong signal strength. * Your Wi-Fi router supports a 2.4GHz and 802.llb/g/n band; a 5GHz band is not supported.
What to do if EUFY RoboVac LR30 Hybrid+ Vacuum Cleaner cannot be activated?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner cannot be activated: * Make sure the battery is fully charged. * If you still have trouble, reset RoboVac to factory settings.
What to do if EUFY RoboVac LR30 Hybrid+ Vacuum Cleaner RoboVac cannot return to the auto empty station?
Here are some steps to try if your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner RoboVac cannot return to the auto empty station: 1. Remove objects within 1.6 ft / 0.5 m to the left and right side and within 4.9 ft / 1.5 m of the front of the auto empty station. 2. Check if RoboVac is stuck on any objects. 3. Clean the charging contact pins.
What to do if my EUFY Vacuum Cleaner stops working suddenly?
If your EUFY Vacuum Cleaner suddenly stops working, here are a few things you can check: 1. Make sure that RoboVac is not trapped or stuck on an obstacle. 2. Check the battery level to ensure it is not too low. 3. Try turning RoboVac off, and then turning it back on. 4. See if RoboVac has alerted you with any voice prompts or LED indicators. Consult the "Voice Alert" section in this manual for more information.
Explanation of safety alert symbols used in the manual.
Rules for safe operation and maintenance by children and adults.
Guidelines for using the power supply and handling the battery.
Restrictions on device use, including environment and floor types.
Precautions for handling the device, cords, and surrounding objects.
Device's floor compatibility, battery, and laser distance sensor safety.
Guidance on proper disposal of electrical appliances.
Compliance statement with FCC rules for radio frequency.
Compliance with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits.
Compliance with Canadian Innovation, Science and Economic Development rules.
Compliance with European Community radio interference requirements.
Compliance with UK Radio Equipment Regulations.
Lists trademarks for Amazon, Apple, and Google products.
Lists all items included in the RoboVac package.
Identifies key parts of the RoboVac.
Explains the meaning of various LED indicator lights.
Overview of RoboVac's navigation and mapping capabilities.
Details buttons and sensors on the top of the RoboVac.
Details sensors and modules on the side of the RoboVac.
Identifies components on the bottom of the RoboVac.
Explains the 2-in-1 dust box and water tank.
Details the removable mopping module.
Identifies the suction inlet port on the RoboVac.
Identifies parts of the auto empty station.
Explains the status indicated by different LED lights.
How RoboVac navigates and maps rooms during cleaning.
How RoboVac learns the home environment for efficient cleaning.
How RoboVac adjusts to changes in its environment.
Essential advice before starting RoboVac operation.
Steps to prepare RoboVac and the environment before use.
Instructions for placing and clearing space around the auto empty station.
Connecting the adapter and ensuring proper placement for the auto empty station.
How RoboVac returns and charges at the auto empty station.
How the dust box is automatically emptied.
Explains the LED indicators on the auto empty station.
Steps to activate power saving mode on the auto empty station.
Prerequisites for connecting RoboVac to the EufyHome app.
Step-by-step guide to connect RoboVac to the app.
Interpreting LED status during Wi-Fi connection.
How to schedule cleaning times and days using the EufyHome app.
Methods to start, pause, and stop RoboVac cleaning.
Description of the default auto cleaning mode.
How to use spot cleaning for concentrated areas.
How RoboVac cleans specific rooms based on the map.
How to clean specific zones defined in the app.
Options for adjusting suction power (Quiet, Standard, Turbo, Max).
How BoostIQâ„¢ automatically adjusts suction for different surfaces.
Conditions and surfaces suitable for mopping.
Steps to prepare the auto empty station for mopping.
How to detach the mopping module from RoboVac.
Instructions for wetting and attaching the mopping cloth.
How to fill the water tank and notes on cleaning solutions.
Attaching the water tank and mopping module to RoboVac.
How to start vacuuming and mopping, and remove the module afterward.
Cleaning the dust box, water tank, and mopping cloth after use.
How to connect RoboVac with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
Lists languages supported for voice control.
How to activate or deactivate the child safety lock feature.
Recommended frequency for cleaning and replacing parts.
Steps to clean the dust box, water tank, and filters.
Instructions for cleaning and air-drying filters.
Rinsing components and reassembling the dust box and water tank.
How to put the dust box and water tank back into the main unit.
Steps to remove, clean, and reinstall the rolling brush.
Securing the brush guard after cleaning.
How to detach the side brushes for cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning and reshaping side brushes.
Ensuring side brushes are dry before use.
How to remove old and install new side brushes.
Cleaning the robot's sensors and charging contacts.
Cleaning the IR window on the RoboVac.
How to clean hair and debris from the swivel wheel.
Detaching and reattaching the swivel wheel.
Warning against cleaning the swivel wheel with water.
Steps for rinsing and drying the washable mopping cloth.
Ensuring the mopping cloth is completely dry to prevent mildew.
How to open the cover and remove the used dust bag.
Steps to install a new dust bag and close the cover.
Solutions for when the RoboVac cannot be activated.
Solutions for when the RoboVac stops working unexpectedly.
Solutions for problems with scheduling cleanings.
Reasons for weak suction and how to fix them.
Solutions for when RoboVac cannot be charged.
Solutions for RoboVac failing to return to the auto empty station.
How to address abnormal movement patterns.
Solutions for incorrect water flow during mopping.
Solutions for reduced cleaning time.
Solutions for issues connecting to the Wi-Fi network.
Solutions for problems controlling RoboVac via voice assistants.
Solution for front bumper stuck error.
Solution for wheel stuck error.
Solution for side brush stuck error.
Solution for rolling brush stuck error.
Solution for device stuck or trapped error.
Solution for device suspended in air error.
Solution for wheels suspended in air error.
Solution for low battery shutdown.
Solution for magnetic boundary strip detected error.
Solutions for battery-related errors.
Solutions for wheel module errors.
Solutions for side brush error.
Solutions for suction fan error.
Solutions for rolling brush errors.
Electrical input and battery specifications.
Dust box, water tank capacity, and charging time.
Links to tutorial videos, FAQs, and manuals.
Email, website, and phone numbers for customer support.
Details of the one-year limited warranty coverage and period.
How defects are repaired or replaced under warranty.
Conditions under which the limited warranty does not apply.
Additional exclusions from warranty coverage.
Limitations on Anker Innovations' liability for product defects.
How to claim warranty service for store or online purchases.
General| Noise level | 62 dB |
|---|---|
| Navigation type | iPath Laser Navigation |
| Number of brushes | 2 |
| Number of programs | 4 |
| Water tank capacity | 0.2 L |
| Dust capacity (total) | 3 L |
| HEPA filtration system | - |
| Vacuum cleaner programs | Auto, Spot |
| Floor surfaces supported | Carpet, Hard floor |
| Threshold climbing (max) | 20 mm |
| Works with the Google Assistant | Yes |
| Shape | Round |
| Product color | Black |
| Dust container type | Dust bag |
| Charging time | 4 h |
| Battery voltage | 14.4 V |
| Battery capacity | 3200 mAh |
| Package depth | 420 mm |
| Package width | 408 mm |
| Package height | 425 mm |
| Package weight | 10830 g |
| Suction power | 3000 Pa |
Weight and Dimensions| Width | 350 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 100 mm |
| Weight | 3300 g |
| Base station weight | 3600 g |
| Base station dimensions (W x D x H) | 245 x 220 x 394 mm |
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