DIVEDEER YTK334

Contents

DIVEDEER YTK334 Intelligent Window Cleaning Robot User Manual

Model: YTK334

1. Setup

1.1 Package Contents

Before starting, please ensure all items listed below are present in your package:

Product main body and accessories table

Figure 1.1: Product Main Body and Accessories Table
This image displays all components included in the package: the robot host, remote control, power adapter with a 5.5m extension cord, DC plug cord, water bottle, 10 cleaning cloths, 4 cleaning rings, safety rope, and the instruction manual.

  • 1 x Robot Host (Window Cleaning Robot)
  • 1 x Remote Control
  • 1 x Power Adapter (including 5.5m power extension cord)
  • 1 x DC Plug Cord
  • 1 x Water Bottle (for glass water)
  • 10 x Cleaning Cloths
  • 4 x Cleaning Rings
  • 1 x Safety Rope
  • 1 x Instruction Manual

1.2 Safety Precautions

Please read and understand all safety instructions before using the device. Failure to follow these instructions may result in electric shock, fire, or serious injury.

  • General Safety: This product is not a toy; keep out of reach of children. It should only be used by adults who have read and understood the manual. Do not use on frameless windows.
  • Power Supply: Use only the original power adapter. Ensure adequate ventilation for the adapter. Do not use in wet environments or touch with wet hands. Do not use damaged power cords, plugs, or adapters.
  • Battery Safety: The device contains a built-in backup battery. Do not disassemble, short-circuit, or expose the battery to high temperatures. Recycle batteries properly according to local regulations.
  • Usage Environment: Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources, and strong magnetic fields. Operate the device within an ambient temperature range of $0^{\circ}C \sim 40^{\circ}C$. Do not use on broken glass or uneven surfaces.
  • Personal Safety: Keep hair, loose clothing, and body parts away from moving components of the robot. Do not use in environments with flammable or explosive materials.
  • Important Warnings:
    • Always check the safety rope for damage and ensure it is securely attached to a stable object inside the building before each use.
    • Exercise caution if window seals are damaged or worn.
    • Always disconnect power and turn off the device before any maintenance.
    • Do not pull the power cord to unplug the device.
    • Do not attempt to repair the product yourself; contact authorized service personnel.
    • Never wash the robot or its power adapter with water.
    • Do not use the device near open flames, in bathrooms, or near swimming pools.
    • Avoid twisting the power cord or placing heavy objects on it.
    • Fully charge the backup battery before initial use.
    • Do not use the device in rainy or excessively humid conditions.
    • Always place the robot on the window *after* powering it on.
    • Always remove the robot from the window *before* powering it off. Hold the robot firmly when powering off.
    • Do not spray water directly onto the robot's body or its bottom surface.
    • Ensure all items are removed from the glass surface before starting the cleaning process.

1.3 Attaching Cleaning Cloths

Proper attachment of cleaning cloths is crucial for effective cleaning and to prevent air leakage.

Diagram of how to attach cleaning pads

Figure 1.2: Attaching Cleaning Pads
This diagram illustrates the correct procedure for attaching the cleaning cloth to the cleaning ring and then securing the ring onto the robot's cleaning wheel.

  1. Place the cleaning cloth securely onto the cleaning ring.
  2. Ensure the cleaning ring with the cloth is correctly and firmly attached to the robot's cleaning wheel. This prevents air leakage, which is essential for the robot's suction.

1.4 Filling the Water Tank

The robot features a water tank for its spray function.

  1. Do not add any cleaning agents or detergents to the water tank; use only clean water.
  2. Turn the device over.
  3. Remove the cleaning ring.
  4. Locate and open the silicone cap of the water tank.
  5. Carefully pour clean water into the tank.
  6. Fill the tank to approximately 80% capacity to ensure stable air pressure.
  7. Close the silicone cap securely.

1.5 Attaching the Safety Rope

The safety rope is a critical safety feature to prevent the robot from falling.

  1. Always secure the safety rope to a stable and fixed object inside the building (e.g., a heavy piece of furniture, a window frame anchor).
  2. Before each use, inspect the safety rope for any signs of damage, fraying, or wear.
  3. Ensure all knots in the safety rope are securely tied.

2. Operating

2.1 Power Connection

Ensure the robot is properly connected to its power source before operation.

Robot on a window, showing the power cord connection

Figure 2.1: Power Cord Connection
This image shows the robot connected to its power cord, illustrating the secure connection point on the device.

  1. Connect the power cord to the power adapter.
  2. Insert the L-shaped threaded connector of the power cord into the robot's power socket and tighten it securely.
  3. Plug the power adapter into a standard wall outlet.

2.2 Initial Charging (Backup Battery)

The robot has a built-in backup battery primarily for safety, preventing falls during power interruptions. Ensure it's charged.

  1. With the robot turned off, connect it to the power supply. An orange indicator light will illuminate, signaling that the backup battery is charging.
  2. Once fully charged, the indicator light will turn green.

2.3 Powering On/Off

Follow these steps to power your robot on or off.

Robot on a window, showing the power button

Figure 2.2: Power Button Location
This image highlights the power button on the robot, used for turning the device on and off.

  • Power On: Long press the power button for 3 seconds. Wait approximately 20 seconds until the blue indicator light stops flashing. This indicates the robot has detected the glass surface and is ready to operate.
  • Power Off: Long press the power switch for 3 seconds to shut down the device.

2.4 Placing on the Window

Once powered on, carefully place the robot on the glass surface.

  1. After powering on, place the robot on the window, ensuring it is a short distance away from the window frame.
  2. Gently press the robot onto the glass. Ensure it adheres firmly to the surface before releasing your hand.

2.5 Cleaning Modes

The robot offers intelligent cleaning path planning for optimal coverage.

Three intelligent planning routes

Figure 2.3: Intelligent Planning Routes
This image illustrates the three different intelligent cleaning paths the robot can follow: Z-shaped (up then down), N-shaped (left then down), and another Z-shaped (right then down).

You can select from the following cleaning modes using the remote control:

  • Automatic Cleaning (Up then Down): The robot cleans in a Z-shaped pattern, moving upwards first then downwards.
  • Automatic Cleaning (Left then Down): The robot cleans in an N-shaped pattern, starting from the left and moving downwards.
  • Automatic Cleaning (Right then Down): The robot cleans in a Z-shaped pattern, starting from the right and moving downwards.
  • Manual Control: Use the directional arrows on the remote control to guide the robot manually.

2.6 Water Spray Function

The robot is equipped with a water spray function to aid in cleaning.

Robot on a window, showing water spray

Figure 2.4: Water Spray in Action
This image shows the robot actively spraying water onto the window surface during its cleaning cycle.

  • Automatic Spray: This function is typically activated by default when the robot begins cleaning. You can toggle it on or off by pressing the

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