NOISZ S5 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner User Manual
Brand: ILIFE
Welcome
Thank you for choosing the NOISZ S5 robotic vacuum cleaner. You have joined millions of people to enjoy the convenience of robotic cleaning.
This user manual helps you keep your robot performing at its best. Please take a few moments to read through it.
If you have any questions, please contact customer service for assistance. Enjoy automated home cleaning performed by NOISZ S5!
Customer Service
Customer Service Number: 1-800-631-9676 (Toll free for North America)
Email: support@iliferobot.com
Important Tips
Operate
- Make sure the power switch is turned on before using the robot. Check the areas that need to be cleaned and remove obstacles on the floor.
- The robot will repeat cleaning the same areas a few times to ensure they are thoroughly cleaned.
- There may be small particles such as dog food and cat litter scattering on the floor while the spinning brushes are working. The vacuuming function will clear up the debris.
- When replacing the side brushes, make sure they are installed according to the "L" and "R" marks on both sides of the brush and the base of the robot.
- Successful clock and schedule settings will be confirmed by a “beep” sound.
- Empty the dustbin if the robot vacuums less or spits debris out. No alert will be given for a full dustbin.
For best performance
- Empty the dustbin and clean the high-performance filter after each use.
- The filter cannot be washed with water.
- Replace the high-performance filter when suctioning power weakens or when the robot picks up less debris.
- Place the charging dock against a wall and remove obstacles about 1 meter on both sides and about 2 meters in front.
- Fully charge the robot before each operation.
Extending battery life
To extend S5's battery life and keep its cleaning performance at its best:
- Before first use, charge the robot overnight.
- If the robot will not be used for a long time, switch the power off.
- Recharge the robot soon after each use. Robot in low battery status may damage the battery.
- Use the robot regularly.
Warning
⚠️ S5 contains electronic parts. Do NOT put it in water or spray it with water. Clean the robot with a dry cloth only.
Safety Instructions
Before using the robot, please read and follow the safety instructions and precautions below.
- Read through this user manual carefully before using the robot.
- Retain this user manual.
- Any operation that is not described in this user manual may injure the users and cause product damage.
WARNINGS
- Only certified technicians may disassemble the robot. Users must not disassemble or repair the robot.
- Use factory authorized adapter only. Using a nonspecific adapter may cause electric shock, fire, or robot damage.
- Do not touch the power cord, plug, or adapter with wet hands.
- Do not allow clothes or any part of your body to be drawn into the robot's wheels.
- Do not place the robot near cigarette, lighter, matches, or other flammables.
- Clean the robot after charging finishes.
- Do not over-bend the power cord or pressure the power cord with heavy or sharp objects.
- Do not use the robot outdoors.
- Do not sit on the robot or attach any object on it.
- Do not use the robot on wet floors.
- Before using the robot, remove all fragile objects (textile, glass, lighting, etc.) and other objects that could get caught in the brushes or suction opening (cords, clothing, papers, drapes, blinds, etc.) on the floor.
- Do not place the robot where it could easily fall off (tables, chairs, etc.).
- Turn off the power switch during transportation or when the robot will not be used for a long time.
- To avoid battery damage, check if the adapter and outlet are properly connected before using the robot.
- To avoid tripping, make sure everyone in the house knows the robot is working.
- Use the robot in an environment between -10° and 40° Celsius.
- Do not place the robot in a high-temperature environment.
- Before scrapping the battery, remove it from the robot.
- Disconnect electricity supply before removing the battery.
- The battery is to be disposed of safely according to local regulations.
NOTE
This robot should not be used by children, mentally challenged people, or people who lack related experience and knowledge (unless they are under proper supervision).
Product Parts
Main body and accessories
| NO. | Description | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Main Body | 1 |
| 2 | Charging Dock | 1 |
| 3 | Remote Control (battery included) | 1 |
| 4 | Electrowall (battery included) | 1 |
| 5 | Power Adapter | 1 |
| 6 | Cleaning Tool | 1 |
| 7 | User Manual | 1 |
| 8 | Extra Side Brushes | 2 |
| 9 | High Performance Filters | 2 |
Diagram Descriptions:
- Diagram 1: Shows the main body of the robotic vacuum cleaner.
- Diagram 2: Shows the charging dock.
- Diagram 3: Shows the remote control.
- Diagram 4: Shows the Electrowall unit.
- Diagram 5: Shows the power adapter and charging cable.
- Diagram 6: Shows the cleaning tool.
- Diagram 7: Shows the user manual.
- Diagram 8: Shows extra side brushes.
- Diagram 9: Shows high-performance filters.
Robot anatomy
Top View: The robot features a Spot Mode button, a Bumper, a Self-charge Button, and a Clean/Pause Button. The NOISZ by ILIFE logo is also visible.
Bottom View: The underside shows the Left Wheel, Left Side Brushes, Charging Pin, Battery Cover, Nose Wheel, Right Side Brushes, Suction Opening, and Right Wheel.
Exploded View: Shows the Top Cover, Dustbin, and Power Switch.
Dustbin
The dustbin assembly includes the Primary Filter, the Dustbin itself, a High Performance Filter, and a Filter Holder.
Charging dock
The charging dock has a Signal Light, Charging Pins, and a Power Supply Socket.
Remote control
The remote control includes a Display screen, Direction Buttons, a Start/Pause button (▶️), a Plan button (?), a Spot button (?), a Clock button (⚙️), an Edge button (?), and a Home button (?). A MAX button is also present.
Remote control operation
- Start/Pause (▶️): Used to start cleaning in a selected mode, stop the current cleaning cycle, or change the robot from sleep mode to a selected mode.
- Direction Buttons:
- Arrow Up (▲): Increases minute and hour settings in schedule or clock mode; moves the robot forward in selected mode; stops the robot when it hits objects.
- Arrow Down (▼): Decreases minute and hour settings in schedule or clock mode; moves the robot backward in selected mode.
- MAX Button: Sets the vacuum power to the strongest level.
- Plan Button (?): Enters schedule mode when the robot is in selected mode; confirms scheduled cleaning.
- Clock Button (⚙️): Enters clock mode when the robot is in selected mode; confirms time setting.
- HOME Button (?): Returns the robot to the charging dock.
- Edge Button (?): Initiates cleaning along the edge of walls.
- Spot Button (?): Starts cleaning specific areas.
The display can show scheduled time (e.g., 00:00 AM/PM 12:00 AM/PM) or the current clock time.
Note:
- Place two AAA batteries into the remote control.
- Remove batteries if the remote control will not be used for a long time.
CLEAN button signals
| Robot Status | Light signal |
|---|---|
| Charging | Middle light in orange flash steadily |
| Charging finished | All lights off |
| In selected mode | Three lights flash in green |
| Malfunctioning | Middle light flash slowly in red |
| Low battery | Middle light in orange turns solid |
| In home mode | Home button turns solid |
| In cleaning mode | Middle light in green turns solid |
| In edge mode | Middle light in green turns solid |
| In spot mode | Spot button turns solid |
Product Operation
1. Getting started
- Place the charging dock on the floor and plug in the adapter. The signal light on the charging dock will turn solid. Note: Position the charging dock against a wall, ensuring about 1 meter of clear space on both sides and about 2 meters in front.
- The display panel will flash after the power switch (near the power socket) is turned on. If no command is received, the robot will switch to sleep mode after 45 seconds. Note: Always keep the power switch on; otherwise, the robot will not work. If the power switch is turned off, all scheduled cleaning will be lost. Caution: Before charging the robot, make sure the power switch is turned on, or the robot will not be charged.
- The robot can be recharged by:
- A. Plugging into an outlet.
- B. Pressing the Home button (?) on the remote control – the robot will return to the charging dock for auto recharge.
Extending battery life:
- A. Before first use, charge the robot overnight. When charging is finished, the light on the main button will turn off.
- B. Always place the robot on the charging dock that is connected to power.
- C. If the robot will not be used for a long time, fully recharge the robot and turn the power switch off before storing it in a cool, dry place.
4. Auto charging
The robot will automatically return to the charging dock when its battery runs low.
2. Start/Pause/Sleep
Sleep mode: Robot is not working, light at the button (▶️) is off, and power switch is on.
Selected mode: Robot is not working, green light at the button (▶️) flashes.
Cleaning mode: Robot is working, green light at the button (▶️) turns solid.
- Start:
- A. Make sure the power switch is turned on.
- B. Press the button (▶️) on the robot or remote control to start cleaning.
- Pause: Press the button (▶️) on the robot or remote control to change the robot from Clean mode to selected mode. Note: When the robot is paused, press the button (▶️) to resume the operation.
- Sleep: To switch the robot from selected mode to sleep mode:
- A. Press and hold the button (▶️) on the robot for 3 seconds.
- B. The robot automatically enters sleep mode if no command is received after 15 seconds.
3. Schedule
You can preset a cleaning routine for your robot. Note: Reset the clock and reschedule a cleaning cycle after replacing the battery. The robot will only start cleaning automatically after the clock and schedule are set.
Set the clock
- Point the remote control at the robot (make sure the power switch is on).
- Press the Clock button (⚙️) and adjust to your local time with the direction buttons.
- Press the Clock button (⚙️) again to save the setting.
Set a schedule
The robot starts a cleaning schedule only when its power switch is on.
- Point the remote control at the robot.
- Press the Plan button (?) and adjust the time with the direction buttons.
- Press the Plan button (?) to save the setting.
Note:
- Successful clock and schedule settings will be confirmed by a "beep" sound. Reset the schedule if there is no sound confirmation.
- Turn off the robot to cancel the schedule.
4. Cleaning modes
- Auto cleaning: In Auto Cleaning mode, the robot automatically cleans the areas it can reach. Note: Press the button (▶️) on the robot or remote control to start Auto Cleaning. (Diagram shows robot cleaning a room in auto mode).
- Spot cleaning:
- Point the remote control at the robot and press the Spot button (?) while it is cleaning. The robot will clean around a circular route and return to Auto Clean mode after Spot cleaning is finished.
- Point the remote control at the robot and press the Spot button (?) when the robot is in selected mode. The robot will clean around a circular route and return to selected mode after Spot cleaning is finished.
- Edge cleaning: To start edge cleaning, place the robot near the edge of a wall and press the Edge button (?) on the remote control. Note: Edge cleaning will automatically stop if the robot cannot detect any edges. To stop edge cleaning manually, press the button (▶️). (Diagram shows robot cleaning along a wall edge).
- MAX cleaning: For areas with concentrated dust, use MAX cleaning. Press the MAX button on the remote control to increase suction level. Press MAX again to return to normal level. (Diagrams show robot performing MAX cleaning).
5. Electrowall
The Electrowall creates an invisible barrier that the S5 will not cross. This invisible barrier can be used to confine the S5 to a particular room or area.
- Install battery first, then turn it on.
- Put the Electrowall on the outside of the doorway you wish to block.
- Ensure the signal logo is facing forward and toward the opening you would like to block.
- Turn off the Electrowall after each use.
TIPS:
- Make sure which side is the working area according to the stickers on the Electrowall.
- Place the robot in the "working area" to do cleaning.
- We suggest putting the Electrowall behind the door or against the wall.
Maintenance
1. Side brushes
Clean the side brushes when they get dirty. Replace them if they are damaged. Note: When replacing the side brushes, make sure they are installed according to the "L" and "R" marks on both sides of the brush and the base of the robot.
2. Dustbin and filter
Follow the steps below to empty and clean the dustbin after each use.
- Take out the dustbin and clean dust or debris in the suction opening.
- Clean the high-performance filter after 15-30 days of use. Replace it no more than 6 months of use.
- Do not reinstall the high-performance filter and primary filters when they are still wet.
- Replace the high-performance filter and primary filter if needed.
(Diagrams A-G illustrate the steps for dustbin and filter maintenance.)
3. Cliff sensors and auto charging pins
Gently clean the sensor lens and auto charging pins with a soft dry cloth. Note: Charging pins need to be cleaned if they become dirty.
(Diagrams show the location of cliff sensors and auto charging pins on the robot.)
4. Nose wheel
Make sure the nose wheel is clean to avoid lowered cleaning performance:
- (1) Pull the wheel up and out vertically and clean it. Also check if the gasket is worn.
- (2) Ensure that the gasket is properly installed after cleaning the nose wheel.
(Diagrams show how to clean the nose wheel.)
Troubleshooting
Error codes
The robot will remind you by beeping when it is malfunctioning.
Short tones
| NO. | Tone | Possible Cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | • | Wheels or side brushes problems | Check wheels and side brushes |
| 02 | •• | Cliff sensor or bumper sensor failure | • Clean cliff sensor • Gently shake the bumper to check if there's anything stuck in it |
| 03 | ••• | Robot gets stuck | Pick up robot and restart |
Note: If none of the above solutions works, try the following:
- Turn power switch off and on to reset the robot.
- If resetting doesn't help, contact the seller for repair service.
Error symptoms
| Symptoms | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Circle around a small area | Side wheels are jammed | Remove hair and debris from side wheels. While reinstalling, push the wheels in and out to make sure they can rotate freely. Restart robot in another spot. |
| Keep moving backward | A Cliff sensor is dirty or broken | Check cliff sensor lens. Clean or replace it if needed. |
| Bump into obstacles repeatedly | The bumper is stuck | Tap the bumper 10-20 times to remove debris lodged in it. Loosen the screw of the bumper. |
| Working time shortened | Battery capacity dropped Robot is not fully charged | Replace battery. Recharge robot. |
| CLEAN button light is off while charging | Hair or small debris stuck in charging pins Robot is not properly connected to charging pins | Clean charging pins. Check if robot is connected to charging pins. |
| Pick up less dirt and debris | Filter is dirty or wet | Clean or replace filter. |
| Spit out litter | Dustbin is full | Empty the dustbin. |
| Robot doesn't start at scheduled time | Schedule was not saved successfully Schedule was canceled after you restarted robot Power Switch is off Battery is low Debris jammed in components | Reset schedule. Wait for a beep to confirm completion of scheduling. Turn on the power switch on robot. Keep robot's power switch on and put it on charging dock to make sure robot is fully charged for the next job. Turn off the power switch on robot and empty the dustbin. Clean side brushes and main brushes. |
Product Specifications
| Classification | Specification | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical | Diameter | 300mm |
| Height | 77mm | |
| Net weight | 2.16kg | |
| Electrical | Battery type | Li-ion |
| Power | 22W | |
| Charging type | Auto / Manual | |
| Cleaning | Capacity of dustbin | 0.3 L |
| Cleaning modes | Auto/Spot/Edge/MAX | |
| Duration per recharge | <300 mins | |
| Duration per cleaning | > 90 mins | |
| Main Body Button | Mechanical Button |
Remark: The storage temperature of this product is between -10°C and 40°C.
