Pure Clean PUCRC95PLUS Owner's manual

Automatic Robot Cleaning Vacuum

PUCRC95PLUS

Pure Clean Smart Vacuum Cleaner

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY INSTRUCTION

PRODUCT FEATURES

PRODUCT COMPONENTS

* Main Body and Accessories

* Remote Control

* Charging Station/display panel

PRODUCT OPERATION

* Scheduling

* Battery Charging

* Battery Removal

* Starting up/Pause/Sleep mode/Power o

* Cleaning Modes

* Water tank & mopping cloth

PRODUCT MAINTENANCE

* Cleaning Side Brushes

* Cleaning Dust Bin and Filters

* Cleaning Sensors and Wheels

* Cleaning Charging Poles

TROUBLESHOOTING

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Before using this product, please read the safety instructions and follow all

normal safety precautions.

1. Only authorized technicians can disassemble the product. Users are not allowed

to disassemble or repair the product.

2. The appliance is only to be used with the power supply unit provided with the

appliance. Using an unmatched adapter may cause electric shock, re or

product damage.

3. Do not touch the power cord, plug or adapter with wet hands.

4. Do not use this product in wet or moist environment (any environment with

liquid), e.g. bathroom or laundry.

5. Do not have curtain, any kind of wrapping material or part of user’s body stuck

in the wheels.

6. Before use, clean oor environment (remove all fragile objects and cords,

clothing, paper, loose cables, as well as make sure to lift curtains and drapes

o the oor to avoid any possible accidents. In case a loose cable is tangled

with the product, the cable might move around with the product as it works

and topple down table, chairs or cabinet and might cause harm or property

damage.)

7. Make sure this product is not close to cigarette ends, lighters, matches or any

ammables.

8. Never use the product to clean combustible or highly volatile liquids, such as

gasoline.

9. Only use the product indoors; do not use it outdoors.

10. If the product needs cleaning, clean it after it is fully charged.

11. Do not over-bend or press the exible cord with heavy or sharp objects.

12. Do not sit on top of this product or attach an item on the top of it.

Beware of children or pets while the product is in operation.

13. Do not place this product where it is easy to drop o (tables, chairs, etc.).

14. Turn o the power switch during product transportation or when you don’t

need to use this product for a long time.

15. Before charging, check whether the adapter and outlet are properly connected.

16. To avoid tripping, inform all the people in the house when this product is

working.

17. When dust bin is full, empty it before use.

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18. Use this product in temperature from 32°F to 104°F or 0°C to 40°C.

19. Do not use this product in high-temperature environment or under intense

sunlight for a long time.

20. The battery must be removed from the product before it is disposed of.

21. The battery should be disposed of properly for safety sake.

22. The plug must be removed from the socket-outlet before cleaning or

maintaining the appliance.

23. This device is intended for household use only. Do not use it for professional

purposes.

Warning:

This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons

with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and

knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of

the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall

not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made

by children without supervision.

Product Features

Powerful Suction & Intelligent Suction Adjustment

Powerful Suction

Suction power of this product is strong enough to ensure that even tiny dust on

the oor will be cleaned thoroughly!

Intelligent Suction Adjustment

This product can adjust its suction power automatically when it detects dierent

environments. It is more ecient and power saving.

User Friendly Design

Operation is simple, press the “ ” button to start

the robot!

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Washable dust bin

• Wash dust bin and lters with water.

• Wash dust bin after every empty.

Cleaning Modes

Four cleaning modes are provided to meet your needs.

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Auto cleaning mode: The robot will clean a room automatically and adjust

its cleaning according to situation.

2.

Spiral cleaning mode: In this mode the robot will clean in a spiral way.

3.

Spot cleaning mode: The robot can clean intensively in a spot way when in

dirty area.

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4. Edge cleaning mode: In this mode the robot will clean along the wall or

obstacles.

5.

Zig-zag mode: Robot will automatically goes into Zig-Zag cleaning when it

detected it’s in an open area or the environment with less obstacles.

Note:

After switch on the robot, by press MODE on the remote Controller, user can

select dierent cleaning mode:

• Mode 1 for spiral cleaning

• Mode 2 for auto cleaning

• Mode 3 for edge cleaning

• Mode 4 for Zig- Zag cleaning.

Only press “SPOT” button on remote controller, the robot will in spot cleaning

mode.

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Product Components

Main body and accessories

No. Description Quantity

1 Main Body

2 Charging Station

3 Remote Control (battery not included)

4 Cleaning Brush

5 Side Brush

6 User Manual

7 HEPA Filter (one inside the dust bin

8 Power Adapter

9 Water Tank

10 Mopping Cloth

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Main Body Diagram

Press Button

Upper cover

Bumper

Universal wheel

Left side brush

Suction passage

Left wheel

Bottom cover

Charging pole

Right side brush

Battery cover

Right wheel

Power switch

Upper cover

Dust bin

Charging socket

Primary lter

Dust bin

HEPA lter shelf

HEPA lter

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Remote Control

1. Digital display

2. Auto charging

3. Scheduling button

4. Direction buttons

5. ON/OFF

6. Mode selection

7. Spot cleaning

8. Scheduling button

Switch on robot, then point it towards the robot to operate it.

1. ON/OFF button: The robot in standby status, press ON/OFF button, the robot

start cleaning. The direction button can control its working direction.

2. Scheduling function: The robot in standby status, press PLAN button can

schedule working. Press PLAN button for 3 seconds for scheduling. When

scheduling succeed, the indicator will ash pink for three seconds with a beep,

and 24 hours later, the robot will work automatically. Press PLAN button for 3

seconds again, the indicator will ash pink for three seconds with two beeps,

the scheduling cancel.

3. Auto charging: Press HOME button, robot will go to charge automatically,

press HOME button again or press ON/OFF button, it will stop there.

4. Spot cleaning: Press SPOT button, the robot will go to spot cleaning mode

and increase suction.

5. Mode Function: Press MODE button and robot will change its working mode.

(Mode 1: spiral cleaning. Mode 2: auto cleaning. Mode 3: edge cleaning. Mode 4:

Zig-zag cleaning.)

Note:

A. Install two AAA type batteries into the remote control before use.

B. Remove the batteries if the remote control will be left unused for a long period.

C. If you use the remote control near the charging station, the robot may not

recognize the command and may not work.

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Press Button

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Charging Station

Display Panel

A. Switch on the robot, robot will have 2 beeps, and in standby status the LED

indicator will be in gradual blue.

B. Press “ ” button again, robot will have 3 beeps and the indicator will ash in

blue, then it will start cleaning. And the indicator will keep in blue during

cleaning.

C. If the robot is malfunctioned, its indicator will be in dierent status

(details please take reference in troubleshooting).

D. The indicator will ash in red when the robot has low power.

E. During charging (robot on charging home base or connected by charging

adaptor), “ ” button indicator will get red gradually. After fully charged, the

robot will have 5 beeps and “ ” button indicator will turn blue.

Product Operation

SCHEDULING

You can schedule the robot to make it start cleaning automatically at a

certain time everyday.

1. The robot can only be set when it’s in standby or charging on the docking

station. (If the robot is in cleaning, pause it before scheduling. If the robot

is in sleep mode, long press CLEAN button on main body or ON/OFF on

remote controller to wake it up. If the robot is in deep sleep-power o,

long press CLEAN button on main body to wake it up.)

Signal receiver

Infrared signal

transmitting widow

Power supply socket

Power light

Top cover

Charging poles

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2. Before scheduling, please set the real time for remote: Press and hold

CLK button on remote for 3 seconds to enter hour-setting, icon will

ash, and the left two numbers will ash on remote display, press upward/

downward button to increase or decrease hour. Press left button can turn

to minute-setting, the right two numbers will ash on remote display,

press upward/downward button to increase or decrease minutes.

Continue to press left button, will enter into week day setting, from SUN.

To SAT. At last, press CLK once to conrm the real time setting, icon

stays on.

3. How to schedule: After real time setting, point the remote controller to

the robot signal receiver (robot must be in standby or charging on the

docking station, long press PLAN button on remote for 3 seconds to

enter hour- scheduling setting, the left two numbers will ash on remote

display, press upward/downward button to increase or decrease hour

(0-23). Press left button can turn to minute-scheduling setting, the right

two numbers will ash on remote display, press upward / downward

button to increase or cancel every half an hour. Press ON/OFF button on

remote to conrm the scheduling, icon will stay on the remote display,

and the CLEAN indicator on robot will stay pink for 2 seconds and beep

once, means robot is successfully scheduled.

4. How to cancel scheduling: Point the remote controller to the robot

signal receiver (robot must be in standby or charging on the docking

station), press and hold PLAN button on remote for 3 seconds to enter

hour- scheduling setting, set the time to 00:00, press ON/OFF button on

remote to conrm the canceling. The icon will disappear, CLEAN

indicator on robot ash pink for 2 seconds and beep twice, means robot

scheduling has been canceled successfully. Press and hold PLAN button

on remote to revert to main panel.

5. When robot is in standby or charging on the docking station, points the

remote controller to the robot signal receiver, user can short press PLAN

button to check whether robot has already scheduled. If yes, there is

an icon and a scheduling time display on remote, CLEAN indicator

on robot will stay pink for 2 seconds and beep once. If not, there is

00:00 on remote display only, CLEAN indicator will have no change but

robot beeps twice.

Note:

A. The robot will work at the scheduled time everyday if schedule is not

cancelled.

B. All scheduling will be cancelled if you switch o / power o the robot

(If no operation on robot for 1 minute, it will turn to sleep mode.

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If no operation for 15 minutes, it will turn to deep sleep and power o,

scheduling will be canceled.) So, if you want to keep scheduling when

you’re not at home, do not switch o power button of robot and charging

station, and make sure robot can return back to the charging station

when it is low power or completing cleaning.

C. If robot is charged by adapter directly (not by charging station), robot

won’t accept scheduling setting.

Product Operation

Battery Charging

A. Place charging home base against the wall,

plug in adapter, and signal light on charging

home base will turn on.

Note: Put charging home base against the wall

and remove obstacles about 1 meter distance

at two sides and 2 meters ahead.

B. Turn on the power switch at the bottom side of the robot, and then display

indicator will be in gradual blue, the robot is in standby. (If no command

received, the robot will turn to sleeping mode after 30 seconds)

C. Charge the robot in either way as shown below:

a. Plug the adapter into the robot and the other end to the power socket as

below on the left;

b. Plug the adapter into the charging station, and robot in standby status,

press HOME button on remote controller to direct the robot to charging

station for charging.

Note:

a. Before charging, please always keep the power switch turning on, or else the

robot cannot be charged and the “ ” button indicator will have red ash and

the robot beeps.

b. When in charging, the “ ” button indicator will gradual in red.

c. If power switch is turned o, all the scheduled operation will be lost.

d. After fully charged, the robot will have 5 beeps. (Every charge will take no

more than 5 hours).

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e. When rst using, please run out of the power, and charge the robot asap.

f. In the working status, the robot will return to charging station automatically

when battery power is low.

Note: Please keep the charge station in charging, or else the robot can not nd

the charge station to charge automatically.

For extending battery life:

a. Before rst use, charge the robot for 12 hours.

b. Charge the robot as soon as battery power is low.

c. The robot will return to charging station automatically when it nishes cleaning

or battery power is low.

d. If the robot is not to be used for a long time, fully charge the battery, turn the

power o, remove and store it in a cool, dry place.

e. If the robot is not to be used for more than 3 months, charge the robot for 12

hours before working.

Battery Removal

1. Remove the screws on battery cover with a screw driver.

2. Remove the battery cover.

3. Grasp the insulating tape at two sides of the battery and lift the battery.

4. Unplug the wire connector that links the battery and robot.

Correct disposal of batteries in this product

(Applicable in countries with separate battery return systems.)

The marking on the battery, manual or packaging indicates that

the battery in this product should not be disposed of with other

household waste. Where marked, the chemical symbols Hg, Cd or

Pb indicate that the battery contains mercury, cadmium or lead

above the reference levels in EC Directive 2006/66.

The battery incorporated in this product is not user replaceable. For information

on its replacement, please contact your service provider. Do not attempt to

remove the battery or dispose it in a re. Do not disassemble, crush, or puncture

the battery. If you intend to discard the product, the waste collection site will

take the appropriate measures for the recycling and treatment of the product,

including the battery

Warnings about battery

You must not remove (or attempt to remove) the battery incorporated in

this product on your own. To replace the battery, you must contact your

service provider or an independent qualied professional.

These instructions have been prepared for the exclusive use of your service

provider or independent qualied professional.

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FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE BATTERY ON

YOUR OWN OR DISPOSE OF IT IN FIRE. DO NOT DISASSEMBLE, CRUSH OR

PUNCTURE THE BATTERY.

Starting Up/ Pause/ Sleep mode/Power o

1. Starting up: Switch on the robot, robot will have 2 beeps and in standby

status, LED indicator will be in gradual blue, press “ ” button or ON/OFF

button on remote controller, the robot will have 3 beeps and start working.

Note:

a. If robot is in sleep mode, press “ ” button to wake the robot up from sleep

mode. Then press “ ” for a second time, the robot starts cleaning automatically.

b. If robot in standby for more than 15 minutes, it can only be wake up by “ ”

button on robot.

2. Pause: To stop the robot temporarily from cleaning:

A. Press “ ” button on main body;

B. Or press ON/OFF button on remote controller.

Note: When robot is paused, user can perform new operation.

3. Sleep mode: Turn robot into sleep mode, and its display indicator will be o

(robot in standby, not powered o);

A. The robot will automatically turn to sleep mode if no command received in

60 seconds.

B. Press “ ” button on the main body for three seconds, robot will turn to

sleep mode.

C. In sleep mode, long press “ ” button on the main body can wake up the

robot. Press ON/OFF on remote controller can wake up the robot wihtin15

mins before robot in sleep mode.

Note: If the robot is not in use for a long time, please turn the power switch o.

4. Power o:To switch o the robot.

Cleaning modes

1. Auto Cleaning

In this mode, the robot will clean a room

automatically and adjust its cleaning mode

according to the environment.

Note:

In standby mode, press ON/OFF button on remote

controller or “ ” button on robot to start auto

cleaning.

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2. Spiral Cleaning

In mode 1, the robot will clean in a spiral way.

In standby mode, press ON/OFF button on remote

controller or “ ” button on robot to start auto

cleaning and after few seconds, it will start spiral

cleaning mode automatically.

3. Spot Cleaning

Press SPOT on the remote controller to start spot

cleaning.

Note:

A. It is suggested that users could select spot cleaning

mode when robot cleans around the areas with

much dust/dirt.

B. When robot is in standby, press SPOT, robot will clean for around 30s and stop.

C. During robot cleaning, press SPOT, around 30S spot cleaning, robot will turn

to other cleaning mode.

4. Edge Cleaning mode

Switch on the robot, press MODE on the remote

control and select edge cleaning. Under edge

cleaning mode, the robot will do cleaning along

the obstacle by its side brushes.

5. Zig –Zag Cleaning mode

Robot will automatically goes into zig-zag cleaning when it detected it’s in an

open area or the environment with less obstacles. Or you can press MODE on

remote control and Select zig-zag cleaning.

Note:

A. After switch on the robot, by press MODE on the remote control, user can

select dierent cleaning modes. And user can press ON/OFF button to stop it.

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Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3

Mop cloth

Water tank

assembly

Rubber plug

B. Mode1 for spot cleaning, mode 2 for auto cleaning mode 3 for edge cleaning,

mode 4 for zig-zag cleaning.

The principle of overow water tank

Water ow out from the water tank automatically because of gravity, so please

take out the water tank after nishing cleaning.

Water Tank and Mopping Cloth Installation

1. Install mopping cloth: Stick mopping cloth on the bottom of water tank as

shown in g 1. Make sure the sticking side and mopping cloth face the

appropriate sides, and then stick the mopping cloth on its sticking side.

2. Fill water tank with water: Take out rubber plug of water tank, ll it with

water, and then put back the rubber plug tightly in position to prevent water

leakage.

3. Fix water tank on the robot: Turnover the robot, x the water tank on the

robot bottom. Make sure the bolts are rmly pressed into the xing slots.

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Note:

A. Please don’t clean carpet by the cleaner with water tank.

B. Mopping cloth must be well located on the water tank, pay attention to avoid

friction with robot wheel.

Warning: Avoid allowing the robot to clean with water tank on wooden oor or

dry area only.

Product Maintenance

1. Cleaning Side Brushes

Clean the side brush when it gets dirty and replace it if it's damaged. Max life

span for side brush is 12 months.

Note: Before replacing side brushes, check and make sure the 'L' / 'R' mark on

side brush match with the 'L' / 'R' mark on the bottom base of the robot.

2. Cleaning Dust Bin and Filters

Empty and clean dust bin after each use following the steps as shown in

the gures below:

A. Press “ ” to open the cover

Press

B. Take out dust bin C. Take out HEPA

D. Open dust bin cover, take out

primary lter.

E. Empty dust bin

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Note:

a. Wash HEPA lter after 15~30 days of use. Max life span for HEPA and lter is 24

months.

b. Reinstall the HEPA and primary lter after they are fully dry.

c. HEPA and primary lter could be replaced if needed.

d. Do not dry the lters under direct sunlight.

3. Cleaning Sensors and Wheels

Slightly wipe all the sensors and wheels, as marked in gure below, with soft

cleaning cloth or tool.

F. Clean dust bin and primary lte

under tap water

G. Install primary lter and HEPA lter

Problem Possible Cause Solution

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Robot suddenly stops

cleaning & indicator

stays in blue

Power on robot, its

indicator is in blue

Robot was picked up

Cli sensor fault

Re-place the robot on the oor

and re-start the robot

1. Clean cli sensor

2. If solutions given above

doesn’t work, send it to the

seller for repairing

Robot doesn't change

direction when it

comes up against

Bumper sensor fault

Check the sensor to see if it

is covered by any object

During charging, LED

indicator ashes in red

and robot beeps

Robot switch might

not powered on

Switch on the robot

LED indicator ashes in

red

Battery low Fully charge the battery

Blue LED ashes once,

Red LED ashes once.

Side brush get stuck

Put robot on at surface and

clean side brush

Blue LED ashes once,

Red LED ashes twice.

Robot bumper is not

exible enough

Loosen half circle of bumper

bottom screw

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Blue LED ashes once,

Red LED ashes triple.

Robot wheel get stuck

Check wheels and take out

the foreign object

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4. Cleaning Charging Poles

Cleaning the charging poles, as marked in the gure below, with soft cleaning

cloth or tool.

Troubleshooting

Note: If all solutions given above don’t work for you, please take actions below

1. Re-set the robot by switching on the power button on the control panel.

2. If re-set action doesn’t work, please send the robot to seller for repairing.

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REMOVAL OF APPLIANCES USED

Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic Equipment

(WEEE) requires that the appliance uses are not disposed of using the

normal municipal waste. Old appliances must be collected separately

in order to optimize the recovery and recycling of materials they

contain and reduce the impact on human health and the environment.

The symbol of the dustbin is used on all products to remind the obligations for

separate collection. Consumers should contact their local authorities or dealer

regarding the steps to follow for the removal of their old appliance.

If you proceed with the scrapping of old equipment, be sure to render useless

what could be dangerous: disconnect the power cable ush with the device.

Danger:

Never attempt to use your appliance, if it shows signs of damage or the power

cord or plug is damaged. If the power cord is defective it is important to have it

replaced with the after sales service to eliminate any danger.

Only qualied and authorized persons are authorized to carry out repairs to

your appliance. Any repairs not in accordance with standards could signicantly

increase the level of risk for the user!

Defect resulting from improper handling, degradation or attempted repairs by

third parties voids the warranty on the product. This also applies in case of

normal wear and accessories from the appliance.

Important!

We recommend that you keep the packaging of your device at least for the

duration of the warranty. The guarantee does not apply without the original

packaging.

Warranty:

Your device has two years warranty. The warranty does not cover wear and

breakage following a wrong use of the product.The customer is responsible for

all returns. You remain responsible for the costs and risks associated with the

product shipment; it is therefore recommended to ship the product with an

acknowledgement of receipt and transport insurance in case of signicant value

of the product.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance

Note: Particular specications are subjected to change without prior notice.

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