What to do if there is substance on the obstacle sensor window of my Samsung SR8750?
If there is a foreign substance (dust, stain, etc.) on the obstacle sensor window of your Samsung Vacuum Cleaner, turn off the power switch at the bottom and wipe the front and rear sensor windows with a soft cloth.
What to do if my Samsung Vacuum Cleaning Robot is caught or stuck?
If your Samsung Vacuum Cleaning Robot gets caught, stuck, or trapped, the cause may be a foreign substance caught in the power brush or driving wheels. Turn off the power switch at the bottom of the robot and remove any foreign substances (like string, paper, or toys) from the power brush, left driving wheel, or right driving wheel.
What to do if my Samsung Vacuum Cleaning Robot stops operating while cleaning?
If your Samsung Vacuum Cleaning Robot stops operating during cleaning, try the following: Lift the robot and manually dock it onto the charger to charge it. Alternatively, turn off the power switch and remove any wires, thin towels, or move the robot to another location to continue cleaning.
What to do if Samsung Vacuum Cleaning Robot is caught, stuck or trapped while navigating?
If your Samsung Vacuum Cleaning Robot is caught, stuck, or trapped, turn off the Power Switch at the bottom and move it to a different location.
What to do if my Samsung Vacuum Cleaning Robot does not operate at all?
If the Vacuum cleaning Robot does not operate, make sure you have installed the dust bin and turned on the Power Switch. Press the power button. If that doesn't work, lift up the Vacuum cleaning Robot, and manually dock it onto the charger to charge it. Also, the Vacuum cleaning Robot will not operate when the battery in the remote control is depleted, so replace the batteries in the remote control (AAA type).
What to do if there is a foreign substance on the Cliff sensor window of my Samsung SR8750 Vacuum Cleaner?
If a foreign substance (Dust, stain, etc.) is on the Cliff sensor window, turn off the Power Switch at the bottom and wipe the foreign substance on the cliff sensor window with a soft cloth.
What to do if there is a foreign substance on the Obstacle sensor window of my Samsung SR8750?
If a foreign substance (dust, stain, etc.) is on the Obstacle sensor window, turn off the Power Switch at the bottom and wipe the foreign substance from the front and rear sensor windows using a soft cloth.
What to do if the dust bin is not inserted in my Samsung SR8750?
If the dust bin is not inserted, insert it until you hear a “Click” sound.
What to do if there is a foreign substance caught in the right driving wheel of my Samsung Vacuum Cleaner?
If a foreign substance (string, paper, toy, etc.) is caught in the right driving wheel, turn off the Power Switch at the bottom and remove the foreign substance from the right driving wheel.
What to do if there is a foreign substance caught in the left driving wheel of my Samsung SR8750 Vacuum Cleaner?
If a foreign substance (string, paper, toy, etc.) is caught in the left driving wheel, turn off the Power Switch at the bottom and remove the foreign substance from the left driving wheel.
Explains the meaning of warning and caution symbols used in the manual.
Covers important instructions for general use and the battery charger.
Specific safety points for the vacuum cleaning robot itself.
Focuses on precautions for the power cord and electrical connections.
Covers dust bin assembly, location suitability, and carpet preparation.
Addresses floor preparation, child supervision, and charger cord management.
Guidelines for safe placement and use of the charging station.
Warns against using on thick carpets, high places, and around furniture.
Covers safe cleaning of the robot body, sensors, and camera.
Safety measures for brush cleaning, charger maintenance, and battery replacement.
Explains the Visionary Mapping Plus™ technology for navigation.
Describes Auto, Spot, Max, and Manual cleaning modes.
Covers Auto Charging, Edge-Cleaning Brush, Doorsill Crossing, Anti-Crash, Safety Device.
Lists the main parts of the vacuum cleaning robot and accessories.
Details the names and locations of parts on the main unit.
Details the names and locations of parts on the charger station.
Instructions for battery installation and remote operation.
Explains the indicators and controls on the robot's display panel.
Guides on turning on the power and initial installation steps.
Steps for correctly placing the charging station.
Process and indicators for charging the robot's battery.
Details on battery type, warranty, and handling.
Instructions on how to run and pause the robot.
Initiating auto-recharge and troubleshooting.
Explains automatic cleaning operation and resume function.
Details intensive cleaning of a small area.
Explains the mode that runs until the battery is low.
Instructions for controlling the robot's movement with the remote.
Guides on cleaning sensors, camera, and general body.
Step-by-step instructions for emptying and cleaning.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the main brush.
Guides on cleaning the edge-cleaning brush.
Instructions for cleaning the robot's wheels.
Common issues and their solutions before contacting support.
Explains error codes and how to resolve them.
Technical details of the vacuum cleaner unit.
Technical details of the charging dock.
General| Shape | Round |
|---|---|
| Display type | LED |
| Product color | Black |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Dust container type | Bagless |
| Efficiency | 90 % |
| Noise level | 70 dB |
| Cleaning speed | 300 mm/sec |
| Number of brushes | 4 |
| Dust capacity (total) | 0.6 L |
| HEPA filtration system | - |
| Charging time | 2 h |
| Battery capacity | - mAh |
| Battery technology | Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) |
| Package weight | 6.74 kg |
| Package dimensions (LxWxH) | 152 x 436 x 499 mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 499 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 436 mm |
| Height | 152 mm |
| Weight | 3600 g |
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