ILIFE-V3s Max Robotic Vacuum Cleaner User Manual

Introduction

Dear Customer,

Thank you for purchasing the ILIFE V3s Max robotic vacuum cleaner! You've joined millions of people who clean with robots – the smarter way to get it done.

Please take a few moments to read this manual and get acquainted with your robot to achieve the best performance. If you encounter any problems, do not hesitate to contact customer service or visit our website at www.iliferobot.com for more information.

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Enjoy a thorough cleaning every day!

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Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00 am - 7:00 pm CST

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Safety Instructions

⚠️ Warnings:

1. This robot should not be used by children under 8 or people with mentally challenged, unless they are under supervision. Do not let children sit on the robot or use it as a toy.
2. Attend to the robot promptly if an error occurs during cleaning. Before using the robot, remove all power cords and small objects on the floor. Roll up carpet tassels and ensure curtains and table cloths are not in contact with the floor.
3. If there are hanging steps or stairs, please test if the robot can detect them before use. If not, set up barriers to avoid falling down, and ensure barriers cause no harm to people.
4. Follow the instructions in this user manual. Use factory authorized or recommended accessories only.
5. Ensure the voltage of the charging dock is compatible with the voltage of the power supply.
6. Use the robot indoors and in a home environment only. Do not use it outdoors, or in commercial or industrial spaces.
7. Use factory authorized adapters and charging docks only. Do not use non-rechargeable batteries. Refer to "Product Specifications" for battery details.
8. Do not soak the robot in water or rinse it under a faucet.
9. Do not clean the robot with a dripping wet cloth.
10. Do not use the robot on floors with ponding water.
11. Do not use the robot near fire or fragile objects.
12. Keep body parts (hair, fingers, etc.) away from the robot's open or running mechanisms.
13. Do not use the robot on floors with stones or paper to avoid getting stuck.
14. Do not use the robot in areas with flammables like gasoline or toner, or to clean burning objects like cigarettes, ashes, or matches.
15. Do not use a damaged charging dock.
16. Do not lift the robot or charging dock by the power cord. Keep power cords away from heat and avoid trapping them around doors, sharp edges, or corners.
17. Damaged power cords must be repaired by the manufacturer's service or certified technicians.
18. Install the dustbin and filters properly before using the robot.
19. Do not use the robot in rooms where babies are sleeping.
20. Do not use damaged power cords or charging docks to recharge the robot. Do not use the robot if it is damaged by falling or soaking in water.
21. Turn off the power switch if the robot will not be used for a long time.
22. Turn off the power switch before cleaning or maintaining the robot.
23. Unplug power cords from the charging dock before cleaning or maintaining the robot.
24. Remove the battery before discarding the robot.
25. Dispose of the robot and battery according to local safety regulations.
26. Do not cremate the robot to avoid explosion.
27. Follow the instructions in this user manual.

The manufacturer is not responsible for any damages caused by improper use.

Product Composition

List of accessories

• Main Body
• Charging Dock
• Remote Control
• Dust Bag X3
• Water Tank
• Duster Component
• User Manual
• High Performance Filter
• Mop Cloth
• Extra Side Brush X2
• Cleaning Tool
• AAA Battery X2
• Power Adapter

Robot anatomy

Top View:

• Auto Button: The primary button for robot operation.

Bottom View:

• Cliff Sensors: Detects edges and stairs to prevent falls.
• Charging Pins: Connects to the charging dock for power transfer.
• Side Brushes: Sweep debris towards the main brush.
• Side Wheels: Enable movement and steering.
• Nose Wheel Sensor: Assists in navigation and obstacle detection.
• Battery Lid: Covers the battery compartment.

Duster Component

• Duster: A cloth used for dusting surfaces.
• Duster bracket: Secures the duster in place.

Charging Dock

• Signal Light: Indicates the charging status of the dock.
• Power Adapter: Connects the charging dock to the power source.
• Charging Pins: Electrical contacts that interface with the robot.
• Power Supply Socket: Port for the power adapter.

Dustbin

• Dustbin Cover: Access point for the dustbin.
• Handle: For easy removal and carrying of the dustbin.
• High Performance Filter: Captures fine dust particles.
• Cleaning Tool: Aids in cleaning the robot and its components.

Remote control

• Display Screen: Shows operational status, time, and selected mode.
• Direction Buttons: Manually control the robot's movement (Up, Down, Left, Right).
• Clock Button: Used to set the local time.
• Spot Mode Button: Initiates cleaning for a concentrated area.
• Home (Auto Charge) Button: Commands the robot to return to its charging dock.
• Start/Pause Button: Begins or temporarily stops the cleaning cycle.
• Schedule Button: Configures cleaning schedules.
• MAX Mode Button: Increases the robot's suction power.
• Edge Mode/Classic Mode Button: Selects specific cleaning patterns.

Product specifications

Note: The company reserves the right of final decision on the interpretation of these terms and conditions. ?

Product Operation

Attentions

The robot may skip over some areas due to the complexity of the home environment. For best results, use it as a daily routine and clear obstructions on the floor before starting the robot.

• Obstacle Avoidance: Please move away power cords and other objects that may tangle the robot before cleaning. ❌
• Carpet Edges: Please fold up the edges of carpets before cleaning. ❌
• Furniture Arrangement: To avoid being stuck during cleaning, please arrange the furniture neatly. ❌
• Narrow Spaces: Do not stand at narrow spaces like door sills or hallways, as this may block the robot and cause it to skip areas. ❌
• Stairs: Do not stand by downstairs when the robot is working upstairs to prevent injury from fallen objects. ❌

The robot enters sleep mode if it stops working for 10 minutes. To restart, press the ▶️ button on the robot or the ▶️ button on the remote control.

Charging dock

1. How to charge

• Connect the adapter with the charging dock.
• Place the charging dock against the wall, ensuring no objects within 1 meter on both sides and 2 meters forward. Avoid reflective objects like mirrors.
• Connect the power.

Diagram Description: Illustrates the correct placement of the charging dock with required clearance zones.

Note: When the charging dock is connected to the adapter, the signal light of the dock will light up. ?

2. Turn on / off

• Turn on the power button on the side: "I" for ON, "O" for OFF.

Note: After the robot finishes its work, please do not turn it off; fully recharge it for the next run. ?

Diagram Description: Shows the robot being connected to the charging dock.

3. Charging

• Charging automatically: Place the robot on the charging dock.
• If the ▶️ button is flashing orange, the robot is charging. The button turns green when fully charged. The light then turns off, and the device enters sleep mode.

Note:

• Please leave the robot on the charging dock for daily use and ensure the charging dock is powered and switched on.
• If the robot will not be used for a long time, fully charge it, turn off the power, and keep it in a well-ventilated dry place.
• If the robot is scheduled for cleaning, do not recharge it manually, as this may affect its performance.
• Keep the charging pins clean daily for a good connection.

Diagram Description: Shows the robot on the charging dock with a flashing orange indicator light.

4. Start cleaning

Press the ▶️ button on the robot or the ▶️ button on the remote control. The ▶️ button will turn green, and cleaning will start.

Diagram Description: Depicts the robot starting cleaning, the remote control with the play button pressed, and an S-shaped cleaning path.

Before cleaning, ensure the ▶️ button is green. If the robot is in sleep mode, press the ▶️ button on the robot or the ▶️ button on the remote control to awaken it.

Refer to the "Select cleaning modes" chapter to change the current cleaning mode.

The robot automatically determines the optimum cleaning path. If moved manually or by remote control during operation, it will recalculate its path, potentially re-cleaning areas. To ensure cleaning efficiency, avoid moving the robot while it is running.

The robot may pause briefly to determine the best cleaning path. Do not be alarmed; wait a moment. Pause duration depends on the home environment's complexity.

5. Pause

Press the ▶️ button on the robot or the ▶️ button on the remote control to stop it from working.

Note:

• The robot enters sleep mode if it stops working for 10 minutes. To restart, press the ▶️ button or the ▶️ button on the remote control.
• The robot will determine a new cleaning path and clean previously cleaned areas again.

Diagram Description: Shows the robot paused and the remote control with the pause button pressed.

6. Sleep mode

• To enter sleep mode: Press the ▶️ button for three seconds.
• The robot automatically enters Sleep Mode if no action is taken for 10 minutes.

Diagram Description: Shows the robot's top view with the play/pause button being held down.

Select cleaning modes

For optimal cleaning results on different floors, multiple cleaning modes are available to suit various needs.

Note:

• Ensure the robot is on standby (the ▶️ button should be green). If in sleep mode, press the ▶️ button on the robot or the ▶️ button on the remote control to awaken it.
• When switching modes from Auto mode, the robot will calculate a new path, potentially re-cleaning previously cleaned areas.

1. Path mode

This is the default cleaning mode. The robot cleans in an S-shaped path, automatically identifying missed areas and incorporating them into the new cleaning path.

Diagram Description: Shows the remote control with the auto mode selected and an S-shaped cleaning pattern.

2. Spot mode

Recommended for localized areas with heavy stains. Press the ? button on the remote control to start Spot mode.

Diagram Description: Shows the remote control with the spot mode selected and a spiral cleaning pattern.

3. Edge/Classic Mode

• Edge Mode: Press the button once to enter edge cleaning when the robot is in selected mode.
• Classic Mode: Press the button twice to enter classic cleaning when the robot is in selected mode.

Diagram Description: Illustrates edge cleaning path and classic cleaning path.

4. MAX mode

Suitable for environments where the ground is very dirty and dusty. Press the ⚡ button on the remote control to increase suction power. Press the button again to switch to normal suction.

Diagram Description: Shows the remote control with the MAX mode selected and a dense S-shaped cleaning pattern.

5. Auto charge

The robot can sense low power during cleaning and automatically activate Self-charge Mode to search for the charging dock.

Diagram Description: Shows the remote control with the auto charge button selected and the robot moving towards the charging dock.

You can also use the ? button on the remote control to command the robot to activate the mode.

Schedule cleaning

For optimal performance, the robot can be scheduled for cleaning. Local time and cleaning schedules can be set via the remote control or the ILIFE APP. Once scheduled successfully, the robot will start cleaning at the same time every day.

Before setting local time and cleaning schedules, ensure the ▶️ button on the main body is switched on. A green flashing light indicates the robot is activated from Sleep mode. To activate the robot, tap the ▶️ button on the main body or the ▶️ button on the remote control.

1. Set local time with remote control

Tap the ⏰ button. The ⏰ icon and "00:00" on the screen will flash.

To set local time, adjust the time using the direction buttons. Press the ▲ / ▼ buttons to change from hours to minutes.

Press the ⏰ button again to save the local time. A voice prompt will confirm successful setup.

Diagram Description: Shows the remote control interface for setting local time, highlighting button presses and time changes.

2. Schedule time to clean

The ⏰ icon and "00:00" on the screen will flash. Use the direction buttons to adjust the schedule time.

Press the ⏰ button again to save the time for cleaning. A voice prompt will be heard if setup is successful, and the robot will start cleaning at the specified time every day.

Diagram Description: Shows the remote control interface for setting the cleaning schedule time.

3. Cancel a schedule

Press the ⏰ button, and adjust the time to "00:00", then save. Alternatively, turn off the power of the robot.

• Please pay attention to the prompt to see if the robot is successfully scheduled.
• Rescheduling is required after changing batteries in the remote control.

Diagram Description: Shows the remote control interface for canceling a schedule by setting time to 00:00.

How to use the dust bags

This model is equipped with dust bags. Replace dust bags before cleaning. These bags are disposable and do not require cleaning. Dust bag replacement should be based on the actual situation.

1. Ensure the hole of the cardboard is exposed and insert it into the slot.
2. Place the dust bag neatly to fill up with the dust box.
3. Lift the dust bag when finished cleaning and dispose of it in the trash bin.

Diagram Description: Step-by-step illustration of inserting and removing the dust bag.

Water tank operation

The water tank with a mopping cloth is installed into the device. Add water to the water tank before mopping. It is recommended to vacuum the floor before mopping. Please check the tips on the corresponding chapter in this manual.

Note:

• Please do not use water tank components on the carpet.
• Please pay attention during the mopping mode, timely add water or clean the mopping pad. The water tank needs to be removed when adding water.
• Be sure to remove the water tank components when charging.

1. Remove the water tank components

Slide back to remove the water tank components.

Diagram Description: Shows how to slide the water tank out of the robot.

2. Add water

Open the water injection cap and fill it with water. Tightly close the cap once finish water injecting.

Diagram Description: Shows opening the water cap and filling the tank.

3. Place the mop cloth

Insert the edge of the water tank into the slot of the mopping cloth, then adhere the mopping cloth to the water tank using the self-adhesive hook and loop fasteners.

Diagram Description: Shows attaching the mop cloth to the water tank.

4. Install water tank components

Slide it forward, align it with the clip, and when you hear a "click" sound, it is installed in place. Then you can press the sweep button to automatically execute the corresponding mopping mode.

Diagram Description: Shows installing the water tank assembly onto the robot.

APP Download

The robot can be controlled by the "ILIFEHOME" app. Scan the QR code to install the app on your iOS or Android device.

QR codes are excluded as per instructions.

Maintenance

Clean up dustbin and filters

Please turn off the robot before cleaning any spare parts and remember to cut off the power.

Diagram Description: A series of 7 steps showing how to remove and clean the dustbin and filter.

1. Open the cover, take out the dustbin and high-performance filter. Press the button on the dustbin to release all dust.
2. Take out the high-performance filter. Tap it lightly to empty the dust. Rinse it with clean water and dry it in the air.

Note: High Performance Filter cannot be cleaned with water.

Cleaning of water tank components

1. Clean the mop cloth

Remove: After mopping, please remove the water tank components and the mop cloth.

Maintenance: Rinse and air dry the mop cloth.

Diagram Description: Shows removing the water tank and mop cloth, and then rinsing the mop cloth.

2. Clean the water tank

Remove: After mopping, remove the mop cloth and components, drain the remaining water in the water tank.

Maintenance: Dry the water tank by hand and then air dry it.

Diagram Description: Shows draining the water tank and then drying it.

Clean up the side brushes

• Remove side brushes. Wipe clean with a clean cloth.
• When replacing the side brush, distinguish the installation position of the "L" and "R" side brushes.

Diagram Description: Shows removing side brushes and distinguishing between left (L) and right (R) brushes.

Check side wheels

When a buzzer sounds, turn off the power, and then clear any objects blocking the side wheels.

Diagram Description: Shows the robot's underside with side wheels.

Other spare parts

Clean the nose wheel regularly to avoid being tangled by hair.

Diagram Description: Shows the robot's nose wheel.

Cleaning charging pins and sensors

Clean the charging pins on the robot and the charging dock regularly with a dry cloth.

Periodically wipe the sensor with a dry cloth to keep it clean.

Diagram Description: Shows cleaning charging pins and wiping a sensor.

Battery Care:

• When the battery is in a deep discharge state or not in use for a long time, its capacity may reduce. In this case, activate it again: Charge the robot on the charging dock for 3 minutes, repeat 3 times, then fully charge for 5-6 hours.
• The robot uses long-life batteries and does not require frequent replacement. Please contact the support team if necessary.

Troubleshooting

Error codes

The robot will remind you by beeping when it is malfunctioning.

Short tones