User Manual

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 Switch off the appliance; press the on/off button to
do so.
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 Place the device in the parking station.
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 Remove the waste water tank from the appliance.
See Chapter "Emptying the waste water tank".
 Clean the floor head cover, waste water tank and
waste water tank flaps with tap water.
 The flaps of the two waste water tank chambers
can be removed and cleaned separately.
 Alternatively, the waste water tank and waste water
tank flaps can be cleaned in a dishwasher.
Note
The rubber inlays of the waste water tank flaps can be-
come sticky when washed in a dishwasher. This does
not affect their sealing ability.
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 Also clean the rollers if the device is not going to be
used further.
See chapter "Cleaning the rollers".
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 After cleaning, fit the waste water tank with flaps
and floor head cover back into the device.
ATTENTION
Clean the floor head if dirty.
ATTENTION
Do not clean the floor head cover in a dishwasher: The
basic function of the device can be impaired if the floor
head cover is distorted by the dishwasher and the wiper
edge no longer presses correctly onto the rollers. This
will produce a worse cleaning result.
Illustration
 Switch off the appliance; press the on/off button to
do so.
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 Place the device in the parking station.
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 Actuate the floor head cover latch.
 Remove the floor head cover.
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 Rinse off the floor head cover under running water.
 Clean the waste water tank and rollers.
See chapter "Cleaning the waste water tank".
See chapter "Cleaning the rollers".
 Clean the roller drive with a moist cloth.
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 Insert the floor head cover into the floor head.
ATTENTION
The rollers should be washed under a tap or cleaned in
a washing machine after each use to prevent accumu-
lation of detergent residues in the rollers that can lead
to the formation of foam over time.
The fresh water tank and waste water tank must be
emptied if the device is laid on the floor in order to re-
move the rollers. This prevents liquids from escaping
from the tanks while the device is lying on the floor.
Illustration
 Switch off the appliance; press the on/off button to
do so.
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 Place the device in the parking station.
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 Twist out the cleaning rollers from the recessed
grip.
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 Clean the cleaning rollers under running water.
or
 Wash the cleaning rollers in the washing machine
up to 60°C.
ATTENTION
Do not use any soft detergents when cleaning in the
washing machine. This avoids causing damage to the
microfibres. It also preserves the high performance lev-
els of the cleaning rollers.
The cleaning rollers are not suitable for the tumble dry-
er.
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 Once cleaned, place the rollers on the cleaning sta-
tion storage and leave them to air dry.
 Drying time can be minimized by wringing out the
rollers beforehand.
 Also clean the floor head cover and waste water
tank if the device is not going to be used further.
 Clean the roller drive with a moist cloth.
ATTENTION
The use of unsuitable cleaning and disinfecting agents
can damage the appliance and will void the warranty.
Note
Add cleaning or disinfecting agent as required.
 When dosing the detergent and care product, fol-
low the manufacturer's dosage instructions.
 To prevent foaming, first fill the fresh water tank
with water then cleaning or disinfecting agent.
 To avoid exceeding the "MAX" fill level on the fresh
water tank, leave room for the cleaning or disinfect-
ing agent when filling with water.
Often, failures have simple causes and you can do the
troubleshooting yourself using the following overview. If
you are in doubt or if the failure is not listed here please
contact the authorized customer service.
 Charging plug/mains plug not correctly connected.
 Connect charging plug/mains plug correctly.
 Battery is empty.
 Charge the device.
 Check whether the charging cable is still plugged
into the device.
 Take out charging cable, operation is not possible
while charging cable is plugged in.
Lowermost LED flashes when the device is switched on
and does not start.
 Battery is empty.
 Charge the device.
All LEDs flash quickly simultaneously.
 The device has a motor blockage (e.g. due to ex-
cessive pressure on the rollers or through move-
ment into a wall/corner).
 Switch on/off the appliance again.
Cleaning the floor head
Cleaning the rollers
Detergents and care products
Troubleshooting
Battery is not charging
The device cannot be switched on
LED fault display
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