Eufy RoboVac 11S (T2108) User Manual

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Table of Contents

  1. Safety Precautions
  2. About RoboVac
    • Package Contents
    • RoboVac Parts Identification
    • LED Indicators
  3. RoboVac Operating Instructions
    • Precautions for Use
    • Preparation
    • RoboVac Charging Method
    • Starting/Pausing Cleaning
    • Selecting Cleaning Modes
    • Setting Time and Cleaning Schedule
  4. Body Cleaning and Maintenance
    • Dustbin and Filter Cleaning Method
    • Main Brush Cleaning Method
    • Side Brush Cleaning Method
    • Side Brush Replacement
    • Sensor and Charging Contact Cleaning Method
    • Rolling Wheel Cleaning
  5. Troubleshooting
  6. Product Specifications
  7. Customer Service

1. Safety Precautions

To prevent personal injury or property damage, please read the safety instructions carefully before setting up, using, or maintaining this product. Keep this manual handy for future reference.

About Warning Symbols

This is a warning symbol. It warns of situations that could lead to death, serious injury, or property damage.

Caution

Regarding the symbols on the product and packaging: When disposing of batteries or electronic equipment, separate them by component according to local regulations. Contact your local authorities for disposal methods. Disposing of electrical appliances in landfills or garbage dumps can lead to harmful substances leaching into groundwater, causing environmental pollution and harm to human and other living organisms. When replacing old products with new ones, retailers may be legally obligated to offer free collection of old products.

2. About RoboVac

Package Contents

RoboVac Parts Identification

Top and Side View

Bottom View

3. RoboVac Operating Instructions

Precautions for Use

Ensure that cords and small items that RoboVac could get tangled in are removed from the floor.

When using rugs with tassels, fold the tassels underneath to prevent RoboVac from getting entangled. Do not use on carpets with deep pile or shag. This may cause RoboVac to malfunction.

To prevent RoboVac from getting stuck, do not use it in spaces less than 73mm high. If necessary, place physical barriers to prevent access to areas where problems may occur.

Do not use RoboVac in wet areas.

RoboVac can overcome obstacles up to approximately 16mm high, but please remove obstacles whenever possible.

The anti-drop sensors on RoboVac are designed to prevent it from falling down stairs. However, these sensors may not function properly if the sensor light reflects off the floor surface, if the floor color is very dark, or if the floor itself is dirty. In areas where RoboVac might fall, use physical barriers to prevent falls.

Use physical barriers to prevent RoboVac from entering areas where hazards may occur, such as near open flames.

Preparation

  1. Attach the side brushes before use.
  2. Turn on the main power switch on the bottom of RoboVac.
  3. Remove the sticker and foam block near the main power switch and bumper before use.
  4. Place the charging station against a wall on a hard, level surface.
  5. Clear the area around the charging station: 1m (3ft) on both sides and 2m (6ft) in front.
  6. Connect the AC adapter to the charging station's power port and plug the other end into a wall outlet. The LED indicator on the charging station will light up white when connected to AC power.
  7. Place the charging station in a location easily accessible by RoboVac. It is recommended to place it on a hard floor along a wall, not on a carpet or rug.
  8. Keep the charging station plugged in at all times. If it is not plugged in, RoboVac cannot return to the charging station automatically.

RoboVac Charging Method

If you will not be using RoboVac for an extended period, turn off the power switch. To prolong battery life, charge the unit at least once every 6 months.

Starting/Pausing Cleaning

Before use, ensure the main power switch on the bottom of RoboVac is turned ON.

  1. Press the AUTO button on RoboVac or the START button on the remote control to begin cleaning in Auto Mode.
  2. Press the AUTO button on RoboVac or the START/STOP button on the remote control to pause cleaning.

Selecting Cleaning Modes

1. Auto Mode

RoboVac cleans until it is finished, optimizing its path by selecting other cleaning modes as needed. Auto Mode is the most commonly used cleaning mode.

Press the AUTO button on RoboVac or the START button on the remote control to start cleaning.

BoostIQ™ Feature

When BoostIQ™ is enabled, RoboVac will automatically increase suction power when it determines that stronger suction is needed for optimal cleaning. While the BoostIQ™ feature may increase operating noise, it can shorten cleaning time. It is ideal for cleaning thick carpets or areas with a lot of debris. If the operating noise with BoostIQ™ enabled is a concern, you can disable this feature.

When using Auto Mode or Single Room Mode, you can adjust the suction power by repeatedly pressing the button on the remote control. The corresponding icon will appear on the remote control display.

Icon Suction Setting Description
Standard Standard Standard suction power
BoostIQ™ Standard and higher suction power Automatically switches between standard and higher suction power (default setting)
Max Maximum Maximum suction power

The next time you use Auto Mode or Single Room Mode, RoboVac will start cleaning with the last selected suction power.

2. Spot Mode

RoboVac intensively cleans a specific area in a circular pattern. It is ideal for cleaning areas where dust and debris are concentrated. RoboVac will stop cleaning after 2 minutes in Spot Mode.

Press the button on the remote control to start cleaning in Spot Mode.

3. Edge Mode

RoboVac slows down to ensure thorough cleaning along walls when it detects them. RoboVac will clean for 20 minutes and then return to the charging station in Edge Mode.

Press the button on the remote control to start cleaning in Edge Mode.

4. Single Room Mode

RoboVac intensively cleans a single room and stops after 30 minutes of cleaning. Select this mode when you need to clean only one room. Close the door to prevent RoboVac from leaving the room.

Press the button on the remote control to start cleaning in Single Room Mode.

5. Manual Mode

You can control RoboVac to clean specific locations by operating the directional buttons on the remote control.

Move backwards

Turn left

Turn right

Move forwards

Press the button

Setting Time and Cleaning Schedule

Setting the Time

Before setting a cleaning schedule, ensure the time is correctly set according to your local time zone.

  1. Ensure the main power switch on the bottom of RoboVac is turned ON.
  2. Press the button on the remote control. The time will flash on the display.
  3. Use the AV buttons to set the hour and minute.
  4. Press the button or the button to save the settings. RoboVac will beep once to confirm that the time has been set.

To set the cleaning schedule correctly, ensure RoboVac's power is turned ON. RoboVac will beep when the cleaning schedule is set.

Setting the Cleaning Schedule

You can set a preferred time for RoboVac to start cleaning automatically. To cancel a cleaning schedule, press and hold the button for 3 seconds until RoboVac beeps twice and the indicator disappears.

Note: Before setting a cleaning schedule, ensure the time is correctly set according to your local time zone. Refer to "Setting the Time" for time setting instructions.

4. Body Cleaning and Maintenance

To maintain optimal performance, clean and maintain your RoboVac regularly by following the steps below. The frequency of cleaning and parts replacement depends on your usage.

Recommended Cleaning / Parts Replacement Frequency:

RoboVac Part Cleaning Frequency Replacement Frequency
Dustbin After each use -
Filter Once a week Every 2 months
Main Brush Once a week Every 6-12 months
Side Brush Once a month Every 3-6 months (or when visibly dirty)
Sensors Once a month -
Charging Contacts Once a month -
Rolling Wheel Once a month -

Dustbin and Filter Cleaning Method

The dustbin, pre-filter, and foam filter can be washed with water. After washing, allow them to air dry completely before reassembling. The high-efficiency filter cannot be washed with water. If it gets wet, it may be damaged and reduce suction power.

Main Brush Cleaning Method

  1. As shown in the image, pull the release tabs and lift the brush guard.
  2. Remove the main brush.
  3. Clean the main brush using the cleaning brush or a vacuum cleaner.
  4. Reinstall the main brush by aligning the protruding part and pressing down until it clicks into place.
  5. Press down the brush guard until it clicks into place to close it.

Side Brush Cleaning Method

Hair and other debris can get tangled in the side brushes, so clean them regularly.

  1. Remove the side brush.
  2. Carefully remove any hair or debris between the RoboVac body and the side brush.
  3. Use a damp cloth to wipe away dirt and gently reshape the brush.

Ensure side brushes are completely dry before use.

Side Brush Replacement

If the side brushes become bent or damaged after some use, replace them following the steps below. Remove the old side brush and attach a new brush in the correct position.

Sensor and Charging Contact Cleaning Method

To maintain optimal performance of each function, regularly clean the anti-drop sensors and charging contacts.

Rolling Wheel Cleaning

Hair and dust can easily get tangled in the rolling wheels. Clean the rolling wheels regularly as needed.

  1. Remove the wheel.
  2. Remove any hair or debris tangled in the rolling wheel.
  3. Reinstall the rolling wheel in its original position and push down until it clicks into place.

The rolling wheels can be cleaned with water. Ensure the rolling wheels are completely dry before use.

5. Troubleshooting

Problem Solution
Main brush does not rotate.
  • Clean the main brush.
  • Ensure the main brush and brush guard are installed correctly.
  • Clean the sensors with a dry cloth.
  • Restart RoboVac by turning the power off and then on again.
RoboVac does not move or its movement path is abnormal.
  • Ensure the power switch is turned ON.
  • Ensure the battery is charged.
  • Replace the remote control batteries (2 AAA batteries).
  • Ensure the remote control is within operating range (within 5m of RoboVac).
  • If the problem persists, turn the main power switch off and then on again.
Remote control is unresponsive.
  • Replace the dry batteries in the remote control.
  • Ensure RoboVac is turned ON and sufficiently charged.
  • Check if RoboVac is stuck or entangled.
  • Check if the battery level is low.
  • If the problem persists, turn the main power switch off for 2 seconds, then turn it back on.
RoboVac stops suddenly.
  • Ensure the main power switch on the bottom of RoboVac is turned ON.
  • Ensure the time, AM/PM, and scheduled cleaning times are set correctly.
  • Check if the battery level is low.
  • Check if the air inlet is blocked.
  • Empty the dustbin.
  • Clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner or cleaning brush.
  • Check if the filter is wet from spilled water or liquid on the floor. Ensure the filter is completely air-dried before use.
Cleaning schedule cannot be set.
  • Ensure the main power switch on the bottom of RoboVac is turned ON.
  • Ensure the time, AM/PM, and scheduled cleaning times are set correctly.
  • Check if the battery level is low.
  • Check if the air inlet is blocked.
  • Empty the dustbin.
  • Clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner or cleaning brush.
  • Check if the filter is wet from spilled water or liquid on the floor. Ensure the filter is completely air-dried before use.
Suction power is weak.
  • Check if the air inlet is blocked.
  • Empty the dustbin.
  • Clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner or cleaning brush.
  • Check if the filter is wet from spilled water or liquid on the floor. Ensure the filter is completely air-dried before use.
RoboVac cannot be charged.
  • Check if the LED indicator on the charging station is lit. If not, contact Eufy Customer Support.
  • Clean dust from the charging contacts with a dry cloth.
  • Check if you hear a warning sound when RoboVac connects to the charging station. If not, contact Eufy Customer Support.
  • Remove any obstacles within 1m (3ft) on both sides and 2m (6ft) in front of the charging station.
  • If RoboVac is close to the charging station, it will return quickly. If it is far from the charging station, it may take longer to return.
  • Clean the charging contacts.
RoboVac cannot return to the charging station.
  • Remove any obstacles within 1m (3ft) on both sides and 2m (6ft) in front of the charging station.
  • If RoboVac is close to the charging station, it will return quickly. If it is far from the charging station, it may take longer to return.
  • Clean the charging contacts.

Troubleshooting Error Beeps

When RoboVac encounters an error, it will emit a series of long and short beeps and the red indicator light will flash or remain lit.

Red Indicator Flashing

Error Beep Cause Solution
2 Beeps RoboVac's bumper is stuck.
  • Gently tap RoboVac's bumper several times to dislodge any accumulated dust.
3 Beeps RoboVac's anti-drop sensors are dirty.
  • Clean the anti-drop sensors with a dry cloth.
4 Beeps RoboVac is stuck in a gap on the stairs and cannot return.
  • Move RoboVac to a new location.
  • Place physical barriers to prevent RoboVac from approaching areas where problems may occur.
4 Beeps Battery level is low.
  • Manually charge RoboVac for at least 5 hours.

Red Indicator Lit

Error Beep Cause Solution
1 Beep The left or right wheel is not rotating.
  • Turn off RoboVac and remove any hair or debris from the left or right rolling wheel.
2 Beeps RoboVac's side brush is not rotating.
  • Turn off RoboVac and remove any hair or debris from the side brush.
3 Beeps RoboVac's suction fan is not rotating.
  • Turn off RoboVac, remove and empty the dustbin.
  • Check if the air inlet is blocked with hair or debris.
4 Beeps RoboVac's main brush is not rotating.
  • Turn off RoboVac and remove any hair or debris from the main brush.

6. Product Specifications

Item Specification
Model T2108
Input 19 V 0.6 A
Battery Voltage DC 14.4 V
Power Consumption 25 W
Battery Type Li-ion 2600 mAh
Dustbin Capacity 0.6 L
Cleaning Time Max 100 minutes
Charging Time Approx. 300-360 minutes
Input 19 V 0.6 A
Output 19 V 0.6 A

7. Customer Service

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