To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the suction power weak on my Makita DRC300 Vacuum Cleaner, and it's not picking up dust?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner has weak suction or isn't picking up dust, the dust box might be full, or the filter could be clogged. Dispose of the dust and clean the filter. Also, check if the vacuum fan is turned off and adjust the setting accordingly.
Why won't my Makita Vacuum Cleaner turn on when I press the start button?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner doesn't turn on when you press the start/stop button, there could be several reasons. First, ensure the batteries are installed correctly. Second, check the remaining battery capacity to see if they are depleted. Finally, verify that the power of the robotic cleaner is turned on by pressing the start/stop button.
Why does my Makita DRC300 not run?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner is not running, it could be due to the following reasons: * The error lamp might be blinking. The cleaner will not run during an error. * The cleaner might be in the waiting mode for operation by ON timer reservation. Operations other than turning off the power and location notification are not possible in this mode.
Why is my Makita DRC300 making a louder driving sound than usual?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner is making unusually loud noises, the dust box might be full or the filter could be clogged. Empty the dust box and clean the filter. Also, check if there is dust caught in the main brush and side brushes, and ensure the brushes are installed correctly.
Why does my Makita Vacuum Cleaner keep avoiding even when there's nothing there?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner is constantly performing avoidance maneuvers even when there are no obstacles, the cliff sensors or LiDAR sensor may be dirty. Clean them.
What to do if my Makita DRC300 Vacuum Cleaner exhausts air that smells?
If the exhausted air from your Makita Vacuum Cleaner smells, it could be due to wet or smelly garbage being sucked in. Discard the garbage. Also, the filter might be clogged, so clean the filter. If you wash the filter with water, make sure to dry it sufficiently before using it again.
What to do if my Makita DRC300 stops while running?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner stops while running, it may be caught on a cord or other object, or a cloth or string might be tangled around the wheels. Turn off the power and remove any obstructions. If it stopped without climbing a step, turn it off and move it to another location. Also, the LiDAR sensor requires obstacles taller than 25 cm within certain ranges, so ensure such obstacles are present.
Why is my Makita Vacuum Cleaner so loud?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner is louder than usual, the dust box might be full, or the filter could be clogged. Dispose of the dust and clean the filter. Also, check if dust is caught in the main and side brushes, ensuring they are installed correctly.
Why doesn't the remote control work for my Makita DRC300 Vacuum Cleaner?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner's remote control isn't working, consider these potential causes: * The batteries in the remote control might be incorrectly placed. Check the battery orientation. * The batteries may be at the end of their life. Replace them with new ones. * The cleaner itself might be turned off. Press the start/stop button on the cleaner to turn it on. * The distance between the remote control and the cleaner might be too far. Reduce the distance and remove any obstacles.
What to do if the remote control of my Makita DRC300 Vacuum Cleaner does not work?
If the remote control for your Makita Vacuum Cleaner isn't working, first check if the batteries are correctly placed. If the batteries are old, replace them with new ones. Make sure the robotic cleaner is powered on. Also, ensure that there isn't too much distance or any obstacles between the remote control and the cleaner.
General| Brand | Makita |
|---|---|
| Model | DRC300 |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Key specifications and functionalities of the robotic cleaner.
Information on compatible batteries and charging devices.
Specifies the product's purpose for cleaning indoor floors.
Explains symbols and EC Declaration of Conformity.
Crucial general safety instructions and warnings for the robotic cleaner.
Warnings specific to operating the robotic cleaner safely.
Instructions for safe handling and operation.
Guidelines for using the product near medical or electronic equipment.
Lists trademarks and their owners.
Identification of robotic cleaner components from top and bottom views.
Overview of the robot's display panel and remote control functions.
Lists and describes included accessories.
Steps before cleaning: carrying, cleaning process, preventing falls.
Instructions for preparing the cleaning area, removing obstacles.
Initial setup: attaching brushes, dust box, and installing batteries.
Installing/removing batteries, checking capacity.
How to power the cleaner on/off and read battery status.
Configuring vacuum fan, sound, and boundary-sensing features.
Operating in free cleaning, mapping, and via remote control.
Registering, reading clean status, and deleting maps.
Suspending cleaning, using location beacon, and setting ON timer.
Using magnetic boundary lines to limit cleaning areas.
Guide for separately sold accessories.
Procedures for emptying and cleaning the dust box.
Configuring the clock, Wi-Fi for app connection.
Adjusting audible alerts and notifications.
Restoring factory defaults and pairing the remote control.
Procedures for keeping the cleaner in optimal condition.
Cleaning and maintaining the dust collection system.
Cleaning the underside sensors and side brushes.
Caring for the main brush, cover, housing, and wheels.
Cleaning exterior surfaces and sensors.
Procedures for seeking service and repair.
Understanding status lamps, notifications, and error codes.
Solutions for issues related to battery and power.
Diagnosing and resolving problems during cleaning operation.
Issues with remote control, timer, and mapping functions.
Understanding protection functions and proper storage.
Recommended accessories for enhanced functionality.
Downloading and connecting the app to the cleaner.
Navigating the app's home screen and starting free cleaning.
Operating the cleaner in pre-mapped areas using the app.
Controlling the cleaner and checking the latest cleaning history via app.
Reviewing past cleaning records and error logs.
Creating new maps for specific areas.
Adding maps manually and changing area names.
Setting prohibited areas within the mapped environment.
Removing saved map data.
Modifying various cleaner settings through the app.
Changing robot name, cleaning options, and PIN code.
Deleting robot info and checking app details.
Understanding and responding to error messages displayed by the app.
Information regarding the open source software used.
Technical specifications for European countries.
