What to do if Proscenic BL828 Vacuum Cleaner displays E2 error?
If your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner shows an E2 error, it means the power switch is off during charging. Ensure the power switch is turned on while charging.
Why Proscenic BL828 displays the L0 error?
If your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner displays the L0 error, it indicates a low battery. Recharge the battery to resolve this issue.
What does E46 error mean on Proscenic BL828 Vacuum Cleaner and how to fix it?
The E46 error on your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner means the roller brush is overloaded. Remove any debris from the roller brush to resolve this.
How to fix E41 error on Proscenic BL828 Vacuum Cleaner?
If your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner displays an E41 error, it means the left wheel is overloaded. Check the left wheel for any obstructions and remove them.
How to fix E42 error on Proscenic BL828?
If your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner displays an E42 error, it means the right wheel is overloaded. Check the right wheel for any obstructions and remove them.
What does E13 error mean on Proscenic BL828?
The E13 error on your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner means the front anti-drop sensor has detected a cliff. Move the robot away from the cliff detection area.
Why does my Proscenic BL828 Vacuum Cleaner show E11 error?
The E11 error on your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner means the left anti-drop sensor has detected a cliff. Move the robot away from the cliff detection area.
Why does my Proscenic BL828 Vacuum Cleaner show E12 error?
The E12 error on your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner indicates that the right anti-drop sensor has detected a cliff. Move the robot away from the cliff detection area.
What does 'FULL' mean on my Proscenic BL828 Vacuum Cleaner?
When your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner displays 'FULL', it means charging is completed.
What does E32 error mean on Proscenic BL828?
The E32 error on your Proscenic Vacuum Cleaner means the front bumper wall detection sensors and right infrared have detected an obstacle. Remove the detected obstacle from the robot's path.
Explains warning signs (Danger, Caution, Notice) and graphic symbols used for prohibited and enforcement behaviors.
Details warnings concerning product disassembly, battery case, power adapters, and cleaning electrical contacts.
Advises against volatile environments, unsupervised children, and wet conditions to prevent fire and injury.
Focuses on charging safety, using dedicated accessories, and avoiding damage or explosion risks from improper battery handling.
Advises stopping use if overheating occurs, proper battery storage, and avoiding immersion or unusual product conditions.
Warns against keeping metal materials with the product during transport and provides guidance on battery disposal and handling leakages.
Highlights automatic suction adjustment and simple touch-button operation for enhanced user experience.
Describes the robot's navigation system, including starting, cleaning, and returning to the docking station or start point.
Lists all included accessories and the main body of the robot with their quantities.
Provides a detailed labeled diagram of the robot's main body components for identification.
Illustrates the components of the dust bin kit and the roller brush kit for maintenance and understanding.
Describes the docking station and the functions of the remote control for operating the robot.
Explains the robot's display panel icons and the functions of its physical buttons for user interaction.
Details how to place the docking station and charge the robot, including notes on charging status and battery life.
Explains how to start, put the robot into standby or sleep modes, and power it off to save energy.
Guides users on setting up cleaning schedules using the robot's display panel or the remote control.
Introduces the various cleaning modes available, including auto, area, edge, and scheduled cleaning.
Explains how to activate edge cleaning mode, where the robot cleans along walls.
Provides instructions on how to use the mopping feature, including attaching the mopping cloth and filling the water tank.
Details cleaning side brushes and the dust bin/filters for optimal performance and hygiene.
Guides on cleaning sensors, wheels, and charging poles to ensure proper functionality and charging.
Provides instructions for disassembling and cleaning the roller brush assembly.
Lists technical specifications and provides a guide for battery replacement.
Lists common error codes, their causes, and troubleshooting steps to resolve issues.
Guides users on downloading, installing, and connecting the Proscenic mobile app for robot control.
General| Model | BL828 |
|---|---|
| Dustbin Capacity | 600ml |
| Water Tank Capacity | 300ml |
| Charging Time | 4-5 hours |
| Mopping Function | Yes |
| Auto Charging | Yes |
| Scheduled Cleaning | Yes |
| Multi-floor Mapping | Yes |
| Control Method | App, Remote Control |
| Mapping Technology | LDS Laser Navigation |
| Noise Level | 65dB |
| Navigation | Laser Navigation |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Compatible Floor Types | Carpet |
| Virtual Wall | Yes |
| Voice Control | Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant |
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