To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does Error 4 mean on V-TAC VT-5557?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 4: Please check whether the front bumper is stuck', push the bumper left and right to ensure it moves freely and isn't stuck. This error indicates that the edge or collision sensor is stuck.
What to do if my V-TAC VT-5557 Vacuum Cleaner shows Error 5?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 5: Low battery; please charge', place the main unit on the charging base to begin charging.
Why does my V-TAC VT-5557 Vacuum Cleaner show Error 8?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 8: Please check whether the rolling brush is stuck', examine the rolling brush for any obstructions and remove any foreign materials that may be causing the issue. The error appears because the rolling brush is entangled or stuck.
What to do if V-TAC VT-5557 Vacuum Cleaner displays Error 7?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 7: Please check whether the wheel is stuck', check the main wheel and remove any foreign objects that may be causing it to get stuck. This error indicates that the main wheel is either stuck or entangled.
How to fix Error 6 on V-TAC VT-5557?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 6: The machine is trapped', move the machine to a more open area and restart it.
Why does my V-TAC VT-5557 Vacuum Cleaner say Error 3?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 3: Please lay the machine flat on the ground and then start it', move the machine to level ground before starting it. The error appears because the machine is tilted.
How to resolve Error 2 on V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 2: Put the machine on the floor before starting', either pick up the machine, or if the machine is suspended, move it to a flat surface and restart it.
What to do if V-TAC VT-5557 shows Error 1?
If your V-TAC Vacuum Cleaner displays 'Error 1: Insert the dustbin', reinstall the dustbin. This error occurs because cleaning is triggered when the dustbin is removed.
Access the robot vacuum cleaner manual in multiple languages by scanning this QR code.
Explains the safety alert symbol indicating potential hazards like property damage or serious bodily harm.
Covers safe usage, supervision for children, power supply, indoor use, and preventing entanglement with objects.
Advises using barriers for balconies and clearing floors of potential obstacles and hazards.
Details handling of electronics, suitable floor surfaces, and testing on small areas to prevent scratches.
Addresses using correct power supply, avoiding wet hands, humid environments, and extreme temperatures.
Warns against keeping body parts near moving components and vacuuming flammable or burning items.
Specifies suitable environments, avoiding suspended areas, and securing fragile items and furniture.
Outlines precautions for cleaning, using damp cloths, mopping functions, and handling the charging base.
Provides guidelines for proper battery disposal and using original packaging for transport.
Advises on shutting down the machine for long periods and periodic charging to prevent battery damage.
Explains symbols for not disposing of electronics as municipal waste and using separate collection facilities.
Describes the states of the Wi-Fi status light: off, flashing, and normally on.
Explains how to power on/off and start/pause cleaning using the main button.
Describes the function of the Recharge/Pause button for returning to the charging base or pausing.
Details how to use a needle to press the reset button for system reset.
Illustrates and labels the front-facing components of the robot vacuum, including sensors and buttons.
Illustrates and labels the back-facing components of the robot vacuum, including wheels and brushes.
Shows the parts of the dust bin assembly, including filters and the dustbin button.
Identifies the components of the docking station, such as power status light and charging contacts.
Advises cleaning the floor of wires, sundries, and hazardous items before starting the vacuum cleaner.
States that the robot vacuum cleaner should not be used to clean liquids.
Recommends using rails to prevent accidental falls in suspended or elevated areas.
Details removing protective material and installing the side brushes correctly.
Guides on connecting the power adapter to the charging base and tidying wires.
Instructs on positioning the charging base away from direct sunlight and moving it arbitrarily.
Explains how to power on the robot and initiate charging by placing it on the base.
Guides on filling the water tank, emphasizing not to use detergent.
Details how to insert the water tank back into the robot and attach the mop support.
Instructs on downloading the 'V-TAC Smart Light' app and registering for a new account or logging in.
Describes how to put the robot into hotspot networking mode for app connection.
Guides the user through entering a mobile number or email for account registration.
Details receiving a verification code and setting a new password to complete registration.
Explains how to tap 'Add Device' or the '+' sign to begin adding the robot to the app.
Instructs to select 'Robot Vacuum' under 'Small Home Appliances' to start the pairing process.
Guides on confirming the rapidly blinking Wi-Fi indicator and entering Wi-Fi credentials.
Explains how to select 'Other Mode' and then 'AP Mode' for connecting to the device's hotspot.
Instructs to confirm the slowly blinking Wi-Fi indicator for AP mode pairing.
Guides on entering the Wi-Fi name and password for network connection.
Details connecting the mobile phone to the device's Wi-Fi hotspot, such as 'SmartLife-XXXX'.
Describes the app searching, registering, and initializing the device after connection.
Explains how to rename the paired device and complete the setup process.
Guides on tapping the device name on the app's home page to access its controls and features.
Shows the app interface for remote control, including cleaning modes and settings.
Demonstrates how to select specific areas on the map for the robot to clean.
Explains how to turn the vacuum cleaner on/off and pause/resume cleaning tasks.
Provides important notes regarding liquid cleaning, battery capacity, and wire tidying.
Details automatic and manual charging processes and what to do if the robot fails to find the base.
Covers selecting suction power modes and how the robot performs intelligent cleaning with map generation.
Advises on robot placement after moving and how it repositions itself for continued cleaning.
Explains how to select a point on the map for the robot to clean a defined small area around it.
Details selecting specific zones on the map for the robot to clean.
Guides on selecting and cleaning specific defined areas shown on the map.
Explains how to define areas the robot should avoid cleaning.
Covers setting up scheduled cleaning times and the DND mode functionality.
Lists various additional functions available through the mobile app, such as map management and language selection.
Details how to remove and clean the main rolling brush to remove entangled hairs and debris.
Explains how to remove, clean, and reattach the side brushes, with replacement recommendations.
Guides on removing the dust bin and emptying its contents.
Provides instructions for washing the dust bin, primary filter, and sponge, with drying advice.
Details cleaning the infrared obstacle avoidance sensors to ensure proper navigation.
Explains how to clean the cliff sensors located on the robot's underside.
Instructs on cleaning the charging contacts on both the robot and the docking station.
Details cleaning the signal emission region on the charging base for reliable docking.
Covers battery maintenance for longevity and the process of upgrading firmware via the app.
Solutions for errors related to dustbin insertion, machine placement, and tilting issues.
Solutions for errors concerning bumper obstruction and low battery warnings.
Solutions for errors indicating the machine is trapped or components like wheels or brushes are stuck.
Addresses problems with powering on, charging, and returning to the docking station.
Provides solutions for unexpected robot behavior and unusual noises during operation.
Solutions for degraded cleaning performance, dust dropping, and Wi-Fi connection problems.
Addresses issues with scheduled cleaning and clarifies power consumption while docked and initial battery charging.
Lists the diameter, height, weight, battery voltage, and capacity of the robot vacuum.
Details dust box capacity, water tank capacity, charging types, and cleaning modes.
Outlines primary charging time, working time, rated power, laser detection range, and motor suction power.
General| Model | VT-5557 |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Cord Length | 5m |
| Weight | 4.5kg |
| Type | Bagless Vacuum Cleaner |
