Eureka J15 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner Instruction Manual

Manuals+ - User Manuals Simplified.

Contents

1 eureka J15 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner

The Eureka J15 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner is designed for efficient and automated cleaning.

2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

General Safety Precautions:

Warning for the machine:

Warning for base station:

Warning for battery:

3 TECHNICAL DATA

Symbol Description Usage
[symbol IEC 60417-5957 (2004-12)] for indoor use only
[symbol ISO 7000-0790 (2004-01)] read operator's manual read operator's manual
[symbol IEC 60417-5031 (2002-10)] direct current direct current
[symbol IEC 60417-5032 (2002-10)] alternating current alternating current
SMPS incorporating a short-circuit-proof safety isolating transformer (inherently or non-inherently)
SMPS (Switch mode power supply unit)
Product Model NERJ15ULTRABK NERJ15ULTRAWH
Host Charging Voltage 19.5V
Host Rated Voltage 14.4V
Host Rated Power 65W
Base Station Model R23W02EDS01
Base Station Input 220-240V~, 50-60Hz
Charging and Hot Drying 146W
Charging and Cold Drying 46W
Heating Power 940W
Dust Collection Mode 1000W
Charging Input Power 42W
Charging Output Power 36.1W
Base Station Output 19.5V , 1.85A
Battery Model BP144521
Battery Rated Voltage 14.4V
Battery Capacity 5200mAh 74.88Wh
Charging Limit Voltage 16.8V

4 IN THE BOX

Components in Package:

5 Introduction to Parts of Robot Vacuum

Main View (with cover closed): Features LIDAR Sensor, Buttons, Bumper, Edge Sensor, and Charging Contacts.

Main View (with cover open): Includes Cover, Network Configuration Indicator, Network Pairing Button, Reset button, and Dust Bin.

Bottom View: Shows Carpet Sensor, Side Brush, Roller Brush, Omni-directional Wheel, Cliff Sensors, Mop Outer Expansion Module, and Mop Mounting Shaft.

Dust bin: Contains Filters.

6 Introduction to Base Station

Main View: Features Status Indicator, Robot Entrance, Base Ramp, Dust Collector, and Cleaning Tray.

Top View: Shows the waste water tank (left) and the clean water tank (right).

Back View: Includes Power Cord Storage Slot and Charging Contacts.

7 PREPARATIONS BEFORE USE

Placement of the Base Station:

  1. Place the base station on a hard surface against a wall, with clear space of at least 5cm on the left and right sides and 80cm in front.
  2. Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. Wind the excess cable around the power cord storage slot on the robot vacuum.

NOTES:

Installation of Side Brush to Robot Vacuum:

  1. Turn the robot over. Press the side brush downward into the slot.
  2. To remove: grab the rubber legs of the side brush with both hands (be careful not to pull the hair bundle vigorously) and pull it out.

Installation of the Mop:

Power on & Charge:

NOTES:

Tips: Before first use, manually put the robot in the base station, and the robot will automatically turn on. After power-on, the robot will automatically pair with the base station. If the white status indicator of the base station flashes fast, it means that the base station is disconnected from the robot. See the solution for "the base station indicator flashes white rapidly" in Troubleshooting.

Preparing the Cleaning Area: Before using the robot vacuum, please make sure the area to be cleaned is free from items that may be tangled/stuck with the robot vacuum (such as wires, hard objects, iron nails, glasses and other sharp fragments), and items that may be dragged or knocked down by the robot vacuum (such as valuable objects, fragile objects and dangerous objects likely to fall). This helps ensure that the robot vacuum does not cause personal injury or property damage.

Preparations of the Water Tank:

NOTES: Do not add hot water or unauthorized detergent into the tank to prevent potential damage.

  1. To add clean water, remove the clean water tank on the right, open the cover, and fill the tank with clean water to the MAX mark. Then reinstall the tank.
  2. To empty the dirty water, remove the Waste water tank on the left, open the cover, and pour out the water.

8 GETTING STARTED

Setting Up App:

NOTES:

Download the App: Scan the following QR code or search for eureka robot to download the App. Follow the instructions in the app to create a new account or login.

[QR Code Image Placeholder]

Add Device:

Connect the Device:

  1. Connect your robot to the network that you plan to use for operating the robot. Make sure the robot is placed within good wireless network coverage.
  2. After assembling and powering on the robot, open the robot cover. Press and hold the wireless network pairing button for 3 seconds until you hear a beep. The network indicator light should start flashing. Follow instructions in app for next steps.

NOTES:

Buttons under cover:

Network configuration Reset
Press and hold the network configuration button, and the robot will enter the network configuration mode. Press the reset button with a toothpick and other pointer objects to restart the robot.

Buttons on panel:

Press the button to instruct the robot to return to the station; press and hold the button for 3 seconds to turn on or off the child lock. Press the button to start/pause robot operation; press and hold the button to turn on/off the robot.
After long pressing the "" and "►►" buttons, the machine will enter Bluetooth pairing mode.

Status Indicators of Robot Vacuum:

Indicator Light Status
Solid white light Vacuuming, patrolling
Blinking White Light Charging
Blinking Red Light Fault
Solid white light Recharging
Solid Red Light Low battery recharging
+ ►► Fast Blinking White Light Bluetooth pairing

Start / Pause / Resume:

Recharge:

Emptying:

Reset to Factory Settings:

Mop Washing:

Self-Cleaning of the base station:

Mop Drying: After the robot finishes mop washing, it will automatically initiate mop drying process (hot air drying, by default). You can modify the functions in the app.

NOTES:

Status Indicators of Base Station:

Indicator Light Status
Base station status indicator Solid White Light Stand-by Cleaning mop
Breathing White Light Emptying of the dust bin
Fast Blinking White Light Bluetooth disconnected
Breathing Purple Light Base station is self-cleaning (Cleaning the cleaning tray)
Blinking Red Light Fault

[Diagram of Base Station with Status Indicator highlighted]

9 MAINTENANCE

Maintenance of Base Station:

  1. Remove the cleaning tray from the bottom of the base station, then take off the left and right cleaning discs in turn, rinse them with clean water, and wipe them clean.
  2. Remove the self-cleaning assembly (roller) from the cleaning tray and rinse off any impurities adhering to it with clean water.
  3. Rinse the cleaning tray under the faucet and wipe it clean.
  4. Reassemble the left and right cleaning discs and self-cleaning assembly back into the cleaning tray in turn, and then reinstall them at the bottom of base station after drying.

[Diagram sequence for base station cleaning]

Dust Bag Replacement:

  1. Remove the dust collector cover.
  2. Pull the used disposable dust bag out of the dust collector.
  3. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe and clean the dust collector.
  4. Place a new dust bag, sliding the plastic card into the rails. Re-install the dust collector cover.

[Diagram sequence for dust bag replacement]

Maintenance of Dust Bin (Clean as needed):

  1. Open the upper cover of the robot and remove the dust bin.
  2. Push up the dust bin cover, and then dump the garbage downward.
  3. Lift the side buckle of the dust bin to remove the dust filters.
  4. The filters are washable and should be dried after washing before placing them back into the dust bin.

[Diagram sequence for dust bin maintenance]

How to Use the Cleaning Brush:

  1. Cut the hair entangled on the roller brush body with the blade.
  2. Brush off the cut hair with the brush.

[Diagram of cleaning brush with blade and brush parts labeled]

Maintenance of Roller Brush (Weekly cleaning is recommended):

  1. Press and hold the left and right release buttons on the cover plate of the roller brush and lift out the cover plate.
  2. Lift the red side of the roller brush to take it out.
  3. Pull out the end of caps the roller brush as shown below, and cut any hairs wrapped around the roller brush by using the cleaning brush in the accessories box. Then, clean the main brush and its cover plate by using the cleaning brush or a soft cloth.
  4. Wash the roller brush with water and dry it. After cleaning, install the roller brush and then the cover plate into the robot vacuum.

[Diagram sequence for roller brush maintenance]

Cleaning of Side Brush (Weekly cleaning is recommended):

Cleaning of the Robot Sensors (Clean as needed): Wipe and clean all sensors of the robot with a soft dry cloth, including:

  1. Line Laser/Camera Sensor
  2. Edge sensor at the right
  3. Cliff sensors at the bottom

[Diagram showing sensor locations on the robot]

Cleaning of Driving Wheel (Weekly cleaning is recommended): Rotate the driving wheel back and forth to remove debris and clean it with the cleaning brush in the accessories box or a soft cloth.

[Diagram showing cleaning of the driving wheel]

10 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warning for the machine:

Correct Disposal of this product: This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed of with other household wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased. They can take this product for environmentally safe recycling.

Warranty Information: The manufacturer provides warranty in accordance with the legislation of the customer's own country of residence, with a minimum of 1 year (Germany: 2 years), starting from the date on which the appliance is sold to the end user. The warranty only covers defects in material or workmanship. The repairs under warranty may only be carried out by an authorized service centre. When making a claim under warranty, the original bill of purchase (with purchase date) must be submitted.

The warranty will not apply in cases of:

Wireless network: 2400-2483.5MHz, MAX POWER: 20dBm.

BLUETOOTH MAX POWER: 10dBm

To satisfy RF exposure requirements, a separation distance of 20 cm or more should be maintained between the antenna of this device and persons during device operation. To ensure compliance, operations at closer than this distance is not recommended.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION

(Note: Laser classified to Class 1 according to IEC 60825-1:2014)

Warning for base station:

Warning for battery:

11 TROUBLESHOOTING

Common issues Possible Causes Solutions
Robot fails to charge Robot is not in contact with charging contacts Place the robot directly in front of the charging dock and press the recharging button.
Robot fails to return for charging Unreasonable placement of base station Refer to the “Placement of the Base Station” section of the manual for details.
Robot gets stuck The robot is entangled and stuck by wires and other sundries on the ground Clean up scattered wires and other sundries on the ground.
The side brush and roller brush are stuck, and the machine cannot run normally Remove the debris stuck in roller brush/side brush, and start the robot after it is placed on a level ground.
Robot is stuck around an obstacle Clear obstacles/set custom restricted areas in the App.
Return for charging or stop working before cleaning is completed Low battery Click return to charge or manually put the robot back to the base.
Failure to clean as scheduled The scheduled cleaning in the App has been closed Reset the cleaning schedule in the app.
Robot suspended in mid-air The robot is in the Do Not Disturb mode Turn off the Do Not Disturb mode or adjust the Do Not Disturb time period.
Left and right wheels suspended in the air Place the robot on a level ground before starting.
Robot keeps moving backward The LiDAR sensor protective cover is stuck Gently tap the protective cover to check if it's able to rebound.
There is an obstacle in front of the robot Clear obstacles in time.
The bumper is stuck After clearing obstacles or foreign objects, gently tap the bumper.
Robot has no voice prompt Voice is set to low volume or muted Turn up the volume in the App.
App operation response delay Network busy Restart the router and reduce the number of connected users.
Poor reception of mobile phone wireless network signal Check the mobile phone settings.
Insufficient network bandwidth Increase network bandwidth.
App displays “Bluetooth disconnected” or the base station indicator flashes white rapidly Robot disconnected from base station Method 1: Place the robot near the base station, power off both and restart them. Wait for automatic pairing.
Method 2: Quickly remove and insert the dust bag 3 times or take out and put back the cleaning tray 3 times within the first 15 minutes after the base station is powered on (the base station indicator will breath white).
Simultaneously press and hold the "" and "►►" buttons until they flash white and you hear a "Ding".
Wait for automatic pairing. Once the connection is successful, the base station indicator will remain white.
Dust leaks from the robot vacuum during operation The inlet of the dust bin is stuck by small objects Remove the small objects on the inlet.
Device is displayed as “Offline” on the App Please check the following issues:
- Mobile phone not connected to the network properly
- Router is not working properly
- Robot vacuum cleaner not turned on
- Wireless network configuration of device is cleared
- Wireless network password or network changed
Please try the following solutions:
Reconnect your mobile phone to the network.
Restart the router.
Turn on the power switch of robot vacuum cleaner.
Add new home appliances in the App.
After the system is started, press and hold the network configuration button for 3 seconds, and release when you hear a beep sound.
Follow the mobile phone instructions to add the device again.
App unable to scan QR code on the device The QR code on the device is unclear or damaged Enter the Eureka Robot App - Add Device
Method 1: Select Add by Model and find the corresponding device;
Method 2: Select Nearby Devices and search for nearby devices to add.
Robot does not respond to button operation with base station Child lock turned on Press and hold the recharge button "" on the robot for 3 seconds to deactivate the child lock. After that, the robot will give a voice prompt saying “Child lock released”.
Tap the child lock switch button in the App to turn off child lock. After turning off, the robot will give a voice prompt saying “Child lock released”.
Unable to clean mop The clean water tank is empty Remove the clean water tank and add water.
The waste water tank is full Remove the waste water tank and pour out waste water.

12 Documents / Resources

13 Related Posts

No related posts found.

User Manual

Manuals+, Privacy Policy

This website is an independent publication and is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by any of the trademark owners. The "Bluetooth®" word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. The "Wi-Fi®" word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Wi-Fi Alliance. Any use of these marks on this website does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement.

Models: NERJ15ULTRABK, NERJ15ULTRAWH, J15 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner, J15, Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Vacuum Cleaner, Cleaner

File Info : application/pdf, 23 Pages, 1.12MB

PDF preview unavailable. Download the PDF instead.

User-Manual-Eureka-J15-Pro-Ultra-Robot-Vacuum-and-Mop

References

wkhtmltopdf 0.12.6 Qt 4.8.7

Related Documents

Preview Eureka NERJ15ULTRA Robot Vacuum Cleaner Instruction Manual
Comprehensive instruction manual for the Eureka NERJ15ULTRA Robot Vacuum Cleaner, covering setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting for models NERJ15ULTRABK and NERJ15ULTRAWH.
Preview Eureka NERJ15ULTRABK/NERJ15ULTRAWH Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Instruction Manual
This instruction manual provides detailed information on the setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the Eureka NERJ15ULTRABK and NERJ15ULTRAWH robotic vacuum cleaners. It covers safety instructions, technical data, what's in the box, preparations before use, getting started, maintenance procedures, and a troubleshooting guide.
Preview Eureka NERJ15ULTRABK/NERJ15ULTRAWH Robot Vacuum Cleaner Instruction Manual
Comprehensive instruction manual for the Eureka NERJ15ULTRABK and NERJ15ULTRAWH robot vacuum cleaners, covering safety, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Preview Eureka NER J20 Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner Instruction Manual
This manual provides detailed instructions for the Eureka NER J20 Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner, covering safety precautions, product introduction, usage, smart operations, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Preview Eureka NEN185 Series Canister Vacuum Cleaner Owner's Guide
This owner's guide provides essential information for the Eureka NEN185 series canister vacuum cleaner, covering safety precautions, assembly, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and warranty details. Learn how to use and care for your Eureka vacuum for optimal performance.
Preview Eureka 5180 Series Self-Propelled Upright Vacuum Cleaner Owner's Guide
Comprehensive owner's guide for the Eureka 5180 Series Self-Propelled Upright Vacuum Cleaner, covering assembly, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and warranty information.
Preview Eureka Robot Vacuum Cleaner User Manual (NERN6PLUSBK/NERN6PLUSWH)
Comprehensive user manual for the Eureka NERN6PLUSBK and NERN6PLUSWH robot vacuum cleaners, covering safety instructions, product overview, specifications, installation, operation, app setup, cleaning and maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Preview Eureka NEC580 Series Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner Owner's Guide
Comprehensive owner's guide for the Eureka NEC580 series cordless stick vacuum cleaner. This guide provides detailed instructions on assembly, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, safety precautions, and warranty information for your Eureka vacuum.