Commercial Robot Vacuum Cleaner User Manual
Illustration of the Commercial Robot Vacuum Cleaner, showing its main body, side brushes, and front features.
Contents
1. Safety Instructions
2. Product Parts
- 2.1 Main Body
- 2.2 Parts List
3. Product Operation
- 3.1 Preparation Before Using
- 3.2 Charging Mode
- 3.3 Charging
- 3.4 Switch
- 3.5 Pause
- 3.6 Mode Selection
4. APP Download and Usage Instructions
- 4.1 Registered Account
- 4.2 Way Connecting Robot to WIFI
- 4.3 Unbinding Robot
- 4.4 Control Robot
5. Maintenance
- 5.1 Side Brush Maintenance
- 5.2 Roller Brush Maintenance
- 5.3 Dust Bin and Filters Maintenance
- 5.4 Filter Screen Cleaning
- 5.5 Cliff Sensors and Charging Pins Cleaning
- 5.6 Replace The Accessories Regularly
6. Technical Parameter
1. Safety Instructions
Before using the electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE. PLEASE SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
About Safety
- This device is not suitable to be used by children under 8 years old and people with physical or emotional disabilities. If to use, please operate the device under the supervision of the guardian. Please don't let the child sit on the robot and play the robot as a toy.
- Please remove obstacles before using the robot. Such as power cord and other items. Please fold the edge of the carpet under the carpet. And also do not let the curtain and tablecloth touch the floor.
- If there are environments like stairs, please test the robot to see if it can detect the edge of the falling area without dropping.
- Please follow the instructions to operate the robot.
- Make sure the power supply voltage matches the voltage marked on the charging base.
- Use only in indoor and home environments. Do not use in outdoor, commercial and industrial environments.
- Only use the original rechargeable battery and charging base provided by the manufacturer. Non-rechargeable batteries are strictly forbidden to use. Battery specifications please refer to the technical parameters.
About Product
- Do not flush the robot directly with water.
- Do not wipe the robot with a watery cloth.
- Do not use on wet or watery floors.
- Do not use in open fire and fragile environments.
- Do not use the robot in an environment with temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius or less than -5 degrees Celsius.
- Do not let hair, cloth, and fingers come close to the product's openings or operating parts.
- Do not let the robot suck any material that might block the device, such as stones, waste paper, etc.
- Prohibit robot from absorbing any flammable materials, such as gasoline and toner for printer or photocopier.
- Do not allow the product to absorb any products that are burning, such as cigarettes, matches, ashes, and other products that may cause a fire.
- Do not place the product on the sucking mouth. Do not use the robot if the sucking mouth is blocked. Clean up dust, hair, cotton, etc., to ensure the air at the sucking mouth flows smoothly.
About Maintenance and Disposal
- Prohibit using a damaged charging base.
- Use the power cord carefully to avoid damage. Do not use the power cord to drag and pull the product or its charging base. Do not allow the product to run on the power cord and keep the power cord away from heat sources.
- If the power cord is damaged, to avoid danger, it must be replaced by qualified maintenance staff.
- Make sure the dust bin and filter are properly installed before using.
- Do not use the robot in an infant sleeping room.
- Do not use the robot when the product cannot work properly due to drops, damage, water, or outdoor use. Please let the robot be repaired by the manufacturer and its service department.
- If the product is not used for a long time, disconnect the power supply.
About Maintenance: Before cleaning and maintaining the product, please turn off the power switch first. Before cleaning and maintaining the product, please pull the power cord out of the power socket.
About Disposal: Before disposing of the product, please remove the product from the charging base, turn the power switch off, and remove the battery. Before disposing of batteries, you must follow local laws and regulations. Even if the product is severely damaged, it is forbidden to incinerate the product, as the battery may cause an explosion. Please follow the instructions to use the product. Due to improper use, any loss and damage, the company will not take any responsibility.
2. Product Parts
2.1 Main Body
Illustration showing the top of the robot with labels for 'Switch' (⏻) and 'Display' (?️). The front edge features an 'Anti Bump Strip' ([bumper]), and a 'Side Brush' (?) is visible on the side.
Illustration showing the underside of the robot, highlighting two 'Side Brush' (?) units and the central 'Roller Brush' (?).
2.1 Main Body Components
Illustration of the charging station, featuring 'Charging Pins' ([charging pins]) on its front surface. A panel on the station displays a graphic, possibly a placeholder for a screen or status indicator.
Illustration showing the robot with its top cover open, revealing internal components including the 'Dustbin' (?️), 'Filter Screen' (?️), and 'Battery' (?). 'Charging Pins' ([charging pins]) are also visible on the robot's underside.
2.2 Parts List
| Number | Describe | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Host (With Two Batteries) | 1 |
| 2 | Charging Station | 1 |
| 3 | Power Adapter | 1 |
| 4 | Suction Port Parts | 1 |
| 5 | User Manual | 1 |
| 6 | Left And Right Brush | Left*1/Right*1 |
| 7 | HEPA Filter | 1 |
| 8 | Front Roller Fluff Assembly Parts | 1 |
Illustrations of the product parts: 1. Main robot unit. 2. Charging station. 3. Power adapter. 4. Suction port parts. 5. User manual booklet. 6. Side brushes (left and right). 7. HEPA filter. 8. Roller brush.
3. Product Operation
3.1 Preparation Before Using
- Take the robot out from the pack box and take the dustbin out, lift the dustbin, press the dustbin switch, and tear off the sticker on the cover.
- Put the dustbin back on the host.
Diagram showing the process of removing and reinserting the dustbin from the robot.
3.2 Charging Mode
- Connect the adapter and charging station.
- Place the charging station flat against the wall, the surrounding area should be open and not covered by objects.
- Connect the power.
Diagram illustrating the charging station placed against a wall and connected to the power adapter.
3.3 Charging
Auto charge
Press the recharge button (⚡) on the robot panel or APP; the device will automatically search for the charging base to charge.
Diagram showing the robot docked on its charging station, connected to the power supply.
Tips: During daily use, pay attention to cleaning the charging pins of the charging station, otherwise the charging effect will be affected.
Tips:
- In daily use, please place the robot on the charging station, and ensure that the charging station is connected to the power supply and the host power switch is on.
- If the robot is not used for a long time, please fully charge the machine, turn off the power, and store it in a dry and ventilated place.
3.4 Switch/Pause
Switch
- Make sure the power is on (⏻).
- Press the button (▶️) on the robot & APP to start cleaning.
Tips: If the robot is in sleep mode, press the button (▶️) again to wake up the robot to enter function selection mode. Press the button again, then the machine will start working automatically.
Pause
- Press the button (⏸️) on the robot & APP to pause cleaning.
Tips: The machine can be re-operated after it has been paused.
Screenshot of the robot's mobile application interface, displaying current cleaning status, area, and time. Control buttons for 'Start' (▶️), 'Recharge' (?), and 'Menu' (...) are visible, along with mode selection icons (Custom, EC, Standard, Strong, MAX).
3.6 Mode Selection
- Energy Saving: Press the energy saving button (?) on the robot.
- Standard Mode: Press the standard button (?) on the robot.
- Strong Mode: Press the power button (?) on the robot.
- Max: Press the MAX button (?) on the robot.
- Customize: Press the customize button (?) to customize the side brush, roller brush, volume, and suction value.
4. APP Download and Usage Instructions
This device can be controlled remotely through the mobile APP. Please operate according to the following guidelines or refer to the product guide in the APP interface.
4.1 Registered Account
Register An Account
- Select the corresponding country or region.
Screenshot of the mobile application's country/region selection screen.
- Register email account (read and agree with User Registration Agreement).
- Click to add the robot.
Screenshots of the mobile application: Login screen, 'My robot' screen with 'Add a robot' button.
4.2 Way Connecting Robot to WIFI
Reminder: Connect your mobile phone to an available WIFI network. Make sure the phone is connected to an available WIFI network indoors and has a good signal (?).
- Turn on the power of the device, and the device enters the standby state.
- Click the function button to enter the setting page, click Settings to enter Wireless LAN.
Screenshots of the mobile application showing the robot's status and access to 'Settings' for Wireless LAN.
- Click to use AP network configuration.
- Click OK (✔️), the device will prompt "WIFI connecting".
Screenshots of the mobile application's WIFI setup process: 'Enable the AP network' screen, a prompt asking 'Whether to enable the AP NETWORK?' with 'YES' (✔️) and 'NO' (❌) options.
- The robot prompts: the network is being configured.
Screen indicating 'Distributing network'.
Note: Do not configure the network while the device is in charging.
- Fill in the WIFI password and click next.
Screen to 'Fill in the WIFI password'.
- Click Settings to jump to the phone settings page, click WIFI settings and select the wireless network from host: adh-xxx.
- The connection is successful, the binding is completed.
Screenshots showing 'Connecting to you WiFi network', 'Preparing to find a network' and 'Start connecting', and a final 'Connected' screen with the robot named 'ILIFE Robot'.
Tips: If the connection fails, please restart the device and follow the steps to configure the network again.
4.3 Unbinding Robot
- On the device list page of APP, press and hold the device you want to unbind and swipe to the left. An unbind button will appear on the right side of the device.
- Click the Unbind button to unbind the device.
Screenshot of the mobile application's 'My robot' screen, showing the connected robot and an 'X' icon indicating the option to unbind the device.
4.4 Control Robot
Click to select the device you want to control in the device list to enter the device control page.
Screenshots of the mobile application: The 'My robot' list showing the connected robot, and the robot's control interface displaying 'Standby mode' with options for 'Recharge' (?), 'Start' (▶️), and 'Remote control'.
5. Maintenance
Tips: Note: When cleaning and maintaining the device and accessories, please turn off the device and unplug the power supply of the charging station.
5.1 Side Brush Maintenance
Remove the side brush and wipe with a clean cleaning cloth.
Illustration of a hand cleaning a side brush with a cloth.
5.2 Roller Brush Maintenance
Remove the dustbin, lift out the roller brush box, hold the two buttons with your hands, pull out the plug, and use the clean tool to cut the hair wrapped around the roller brush.
Diagrams illustrating the steps to remove the dustbin, lift out the roller brush box, and use a cleaning tool to remove hair from the roller brush.
5.3 Dust Bin and Filters Maintenance
- Please clean the dustbin in time after each use.
- Remove the dustbin, press the button on the dustbin; after the bottom cover of the dustbin pops up automatically, empty the dust inside.
- Remove the filter from the dustbin, wash the filter with clean water, and make sure it is completely dry when reinstalling the filter.
Diagrams illustrating the maintenance of the dustbin and filter: Steps for removing and emptying the dustbin, and removing the filter for cleaning.
5.4 Filter Screen Cleaning
Remove the high-performance filter, wash with clean water, and place in a cool, ventilated place to dry. Do not squeeze the high-performance filter.
Diagram showing a filter being rinsed under a faucet.
5.5 Cliff Sensors and Charging Pins Cleaning
Gently wipe the sensor and battery connector with a cleaning tool, as shown in the picture:
Tips: Clean the charging pins in time when there is dust on the cover.
Illustration of the underside of the robot, highlighting the 'Cliff Sensors' and 'Charging Pins'.
5.6 Maintenance and Replace Accessories Regularly
| Parts | Cleaning | Change Into New One |
|---|---|---|
| Dustbin | After each use | No |
| Filter | Once a week (twice a week for pet families) | Replace the new one every three to five months |
| Roller Brush | Once a week (twice a week for pet families) | According to actual needs |
| Side Brush | Once a week | According to actual needs |
| Charge Station | Once a week | No |
Tips:
- When the device is not used for a long time, please take out the battery and keep it properly. If the battery leaks, please remove the battery and wipe the battery.
- This device uses a long-life battery and does not need to be replaced frequently. If you need to replace it, please contact ILIFE after-sales service.
6. Technical Parameter
| Product name | Model | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial Robot Vacuum Cleaner | X1000 | ||
| Nominal voltage (V) | DC 25.2V | Motor power(W) | 250W |
| Charging voltage (V) | 32V | Charging time | <360min |
| Battery capacity (mAh) | 4450mAh | Product size (mm) | 376x372x365mm |
| Maximum vacuum(kPa) | 20kPa | Net weight (Kg) | 11.3 |
| Working times(Min) | 240Min | Dust cup capacity(L) | 3L |
