To Next PageTo Next PageWhy can't I operate my Makita DRC300 with the remote control?
Operation with the remote control may not be possible if equipment using 2.4 GHz-band radio waves (like microwave ovens, Bluetooth devices, or wireless LAN devices) are nearby. Increase the distance between the robotic cleaner and the remote, or temporarily discontinue using those devices.
Why does my Makita DRC300 Vacuum Cleaner remote control not work?
There are several reasons why the remote control might not be working: * Check if the batteries are correctly placed in the remote control. * If the robotic cleaner sometimes does not react when operated with the remote control, a possible cause is that the batteries are at the end of their life, replace the batteries with new ones. * Ensure that the power of the robotic cleaner is turned on. * Make sure that the distance between the remote control and the robotic cleaner is not too long, and there are no obstacles.
Why does my Makita DRC300 stop when running?
Your Makita Vacuum Cleaner might stop running due to several reasons: * The robotic cleaner may be caught in a cord or other object, or a cloth or string may be entangled around the wheels. Turn off the power and remove any obstructions. * The robotic cleaner may have stopped without climbing over a step. Turn off the power and relocate the robotic cleaner. * The OFF timer might be set up. * Obstacles with a height of 25 cm or more around the robotic cleaner may be detected by the LiDAR sensor. Place some obstacles taller than 25 cm in the area.
Why is the driving sound louder than usual on my Makita DRC300 Vacuum Cleaner?
The driving sound may be louder than usual because: * The dust box is filled with dust or the filter is clogged. Dispose of the dust and care for the filter. * Dust is caught in the main brush and the side brushes. Care for them and check for proper installation of the brushes.
What to do if my Makita DRC300 pressing the start/stop button does not turn on the power?
If pressing the start/stop button does not turn on the power, and the lamp does not light up, check the following: * Ensure the batteries are installed correctly. * Check the remaining battery capacity. * Make sure the power of the robotic cleaner is turned on by pressing the start/stop button.
Why does my Makita DRC300 exhausted air smells?
The exhausted air may smell because: * Wet or smelly garbage was sucked in. Discard the garbage. * The filter is clogged. Care for the filter, and if you have washed it with water, ensure it is completely dry before using it.
What to do if my Makita Vacuum Cleaner does not go straight?
If your robotic cleaner isn't moving in a straight line: * Check if foreign matter is caught in the wheels. If so, turn off the power and remove the foreign matter. * Inspect the wheels for any damage. If damaged, request service. * Ensure the ultrasonic sensor and the LiDAR sensor are clean.
What to do if my Makita DRC300 operation with the remote control is not possible?
If you cannot operate the robotic cleaner with the remote control: * Other equipment using 2.4 GHz-band radio waves may be in operation nearby. Increase the distance between the robotic cleaner and the remote control, or temporarily discontinue using those devices. * If you've replaced the remote control, establish a pairing with the robotic cleaner. * If the issue persists, turn the power of the robotic cleaner off and then on again.
Why does my Makita DRC300 robotic cleaner does not run?
Your Makita robotic cleaner might not run because: * The error lamp is blinking. The robotic cleaner does not run during an error. * The robotic cleaner is in the waiting mode for operation by ON timer reservation. When in this mode, only turning off the power and location notification are possible.
Why does my Makita Vacuum Cleaner collide with obstacles more often?
If the robotic cleaner is colliding with obstacles more frequently, the ultrasonic sensor and the LiDAR sensor might be dirty. Ensure that you care for them.
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.
