Tefal X-plorer Serie 60 Robot Vacuum Cleaner
User Manual
Introduction
This user manual provides comprehensive instructions for the Tefal X-plorer Serie 60 robot vacuum cleaner. Please read all instructions carefully before first use.
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Safety and Usage Instructions
Before first use, please read the "Safety and use instructions" booklet carefully.
Product Components
The Tefal X-plorer Serie 60 includes the robot vacuum cleaner and its accessories. Key components are illustrated and listed below:
[Diagram showing the robot and its accessories: robot vacuum, dust box, filter screen, charging dock, power adapter]
- Dust box
- Filter screen
- Charging dock
- Power adapter
- Cleaning brush
Setup and Installation
Charging Station Placement
To ensure optimal performance and safety, place the charging station according to these guidelines:
- Ensure there is an empty area of 1.5 meters (approx. 5 feet) on each side and 2 meters (approx. 6.5 feet) in front of the docking station.
- Do not install the docking station near stairs.
- The cable must be tight and neatly arranged to avoid entanglement.
- Always place the docking station on a hard, flat floor.
- Do not place the docking station on carpet.
[Diagram illustrating the recommended clearance around the charging station, showing distances and floor types]
Connecting to Power
Connect the power adapter to the charging dock and a power supply. Ensure the cable is arranged so the robot vacuum cleaner will not get entangled during operation.
[Diagram showing the power adapter connected to the charging dock and wall outlet]
Operation
Charging the Robot
To charge the robot, place it on the docking station. The charging plates on the robot must touch those of the docking station.
- When charging, the robot's indicator light flashes blue ?.
- When fully charged, the indicator light turns solid blue ?.
To return the robot to the docking station and charge it, press the Recharge button ?. The robot will return to charge, and the Recharge button will light up red ?.
[Diagram showing the robot on the charging station]
Cleaning Modes
The robot offers several cleaning modes:
- Methodic Mode (Systematic Cleaning): Press the Power button ? once. The robot will start cleaning the entire accessible area of your home. The power button will be solid blue.
- Spot Mode (Localized Cleaning): Press the Power button ? twice. The robot will clean a specific area. The power button will be solid blue. Note: Spot mode is not available when the robot is on the docking station.
- Wall Follow Mode (Edges and Corners): Press the Power button ? three times. The robot will clean along walls and in corners. The power button will be solid blue.
[Diagrams illustrating different cleaning modes]
Pausing and Resuming Cleaning
To pause cleaning, press the Power button ?. The robot will pause ⏸️, and the Power button will flash blue. Press the Power button again to resume cleaning ▶️.
[Diagram showing the pause function]
Using the Tefal Robots App
To access all features, download the free "Tefal Robots" app ? from the App Store or Google Play. Use the QR code provided to find the app. Follow the in-app instructions to enjoy your robot.
[Diagram showing QR codes for app download]
Wi-Fi Connection Status
The Wi-Fi indicator LED ? shows the connection status:
- Solid blue: Robot is connected.
- Flashing blue: Robot is trying to connect.
- Off: Robot is not connected.
[Diagram illustrating Wi-Fi status indicators]
Maintenance
Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity of your robot vacuum.
Component Cleaning and Replacement Schedule
| Component | Cleaning Frequency | Replacement Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Dust Collector | After each use | Not applicable |
| Filter | Once a week | Twice per year |
| Brush (Main/Middle) | Once a week | If required |
| Side Brushes | Once a month | Twice per year |
| Charging Base Contacts | Once a week | Not applicable |
| Fall Sensors | Once a week | Not applicable |
| Front Wheel | Once a week | Not applicable |
[Diagrams showing components like dust collector, filter, brushes, wheels]
Detailed Cleaning Instructions
- Dust Box: Open the flip cover, lift the dust box handle, and remove the dust box. Remove the dust cover, lift the filter screen belt, and take out the filter screen. Empty the dust, use a cleaning brush to clean the dust bin, and rinse the inside under running water. Clean the filter with a brush. Clean the dust box once a week.
- Filter: Clean the filter with a brush. Replace the fine dust filter every 6 months.
- Brushes (Main/Middle): Push the lock lever to the middle and lift to remove the middle sweeping scraper. Grab the middle sweeping brush and lift to remove it. Use a cleaning brush to clean the elements and remove hair/entanglements regularly.
- Side Brushes: Remove the side brush, use a cleaning brush to clean it and the slot. Replace lateral brushes every 6 months.
- Wheels: Clean the robot's wheels weekly to remove entangled hair and fibers. Use the tool in the kit to extract the front wheel.
- Sensors and Plates: After cleaning, wipe the light-transmitting plate and sensors with a dry cotton cloth to prevent dust accumulation.
[Diagrams illustrating cleaning procedures for various parts]
Troubleshooting and Error Codes
If your robot vacuum encounters an issue, consult the following troubleshooting guide and error code table.
Common Issues and Solutions
- Charger is getting hot: This is normal. The vacuum can remain connected without risk.
- Charger connected but appliance not charging: Check charger connection or contact service.
- Appliance stops during use (overheating): Stop the appliance and let it cool for at least 1 hour. Contact service if overheating persists.
- Appliance stopped after charge light flashing: Battery is depleted. Recharge the vacuum cleaner.
- Power-brush not working properly or makes noise: Obstruction in brush/hose, worn brush, or worn belt. Stop and clean, or contact service for replacement.
- Power-brush stops during vacuuming: Safety function triggered. Stop, check for obstructions, clean, and restart.
- Vacuum cleaner not vacuuming well, making noise: Blocked intake channel, full dust collector, improperly fitted dust collector, clogged intake head, saturated foam filter. Follow specific cleaning or re-fitting instructions.
Error Code Table
The following table lists error codes indicated by the POWER or DOCKING indicator lights and beeps.
| Serial No. | Error | Error Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Left wheel error | Left wheel not working, overload in left wheel. Indicator POWER flashes twice and beeps once. |
| 2 | Right wheel error | Right wheel not working, overload in left wheel. Indicator POWER flashes 3 times and beeps once. |
| 3 | Robot lifted error | The robot is lifted over 1 second. Indicator POWER flashes 4 times and beeps once. |
| 4 | Front wheel error | Front wheel not working, is stucked. Indicator POWER flashes 5 times and beeps once. |
| 5 | Cliff sensors error | Cliff sensors are not working. Indicator POWER flashes 6 times and beeps once. |
| 6 | Low battery error | POWER is going to be dead. Indicator POWER flashes 7 times and beeps once. |
| 7 | Front bumper error | Switch on the left or right side of bumper is not restored. Indicator POWER flashes 8 times and beeps once. |
| 8 | Middel brush error | Main brush is not working, overload. Indicator DOCKING flashes 2 times and beeps once. |
| 9 | Side brush error | Side brush is not working, overload. Indicator DOCKING flashes 3 times and beeps once. |
| 10 | Wall sensor error | Wall sensor error. Indicator DOCKING flashes 4 times and beep once. |
| 11 | Fan motor error | Fan motor is not working, overload. Indicator DOCKING flashes 5 times and beeps once. |
| 12 | No dustbin error | No dustbin. Indicator DOCKING flashes 6 times and beeps once. |
| 13 | Charging error | Robot is not well connected to the docking station. Indicator DOCKING flashes 7 times and beeps once. |
[Note: The model number RG74XX is associated with these error codes.]
Storage and Disposal
Long-Term Storage
To extend battery lifespan, keep the robot on the docking station when not in use. If storing the robot off the dock, ensure it is turned OFF and the battery is fully charged. Store in a cool, dry place. Recharge the battery every 3 months if not in use.
Battery Removal and Disposal
Important: Turn off the robot before removing the battery. Follow the model-specific instructions to turn off the appliance (using the ON/OFF button or pressing the Power button for 3 seconds). Turn the robot upside down to access the battery slot. Remove the battery by unscrewing the top cover. Disconnect the battery from the robot. Recycle the battery and robot responsibly.
[Diagram showing battery removal]
Warning: Do not throw the robot in the bin ❌. Always wear gloves ? and protection ?️ when handling the battery.
