Makita DRC 200 Z - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 12

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•  Put away any cords, belts, strings, thin papers, or 

plastic bags, lying on the floor.

•  Retract any retractable floor power sockets.
•  Cover any gratings dividing floor sections with 

boards, etc. as the Robotic Cleaner may detect 

them as boundaries and fail to move across them.

Preventing the Robotic Cleaner from falling

•  If the cleaning area contains a flight of stairs or other 

section where the Robotic Cleaner may fall down, in 

order to keep the Robotic Cleaner out of the section, 

place objects with a height of 15 cm or taller and 

that are heavy enough to withstand the impact of the 

Robotic Cleaner in front of the section.

•  Block sunlight and infrared rays with curtains. (The 

Robotic Cleaner may fall to a lower level when 

backing up to avoid sunlight or infrared rays.)

•  Close aluminum sash doors. (The Robotic Cleaner 

may not detect the difference in level between the 

aluminum sash rail and the floor and may fall out of 

the door.)

•  Move any floor coverings near differences in level to 

another room. (The Robotic Cleaner may not detect 

the difference and may fall.)

NOTE

•  Do not use the Robotic Cleaner near or to vacuum 

up flammable substances. (It may result in explosion 

or fire.)

•  Do not use the Robotic Cleaner in wet locations, 

locations that may become wet, or locations with 

high temperature and humidity. Also, do not vacuum 

up water. (This may result in electric shock, short-

circuit, fire, deformation or malfunction.)

•  Do not use the Robotic Cleaner in locations where 

the distance from the wall to a difference in level 

is approx. 1 m or less. (In rare cases the Robotic 

Cleaner may fall while backing up.)

•  Do not use the Robotic Cleaner in areas where 

barriers that the Robotic Cleaner cannot climb over 

are located in the vicinities of walls or obstacles. 

The Robotic Cleaner may get stuck on the barrier 

while moving backward to avoid the wall or the 

obstacle.

•  Deactivate any home security systems, etc. (The 

Robotic Cleaner may be mistakenly detected as an 

intruder.)

•  The Robotic Cleaner may not avoid differences in 

level of 5.5 cm or less.

•  Noise may appear on TV screens during operation. 

(This is not a malfunction of the television.)

•  Do not leave the Robotic Cleaner for long periods 

with the battery cartridge installed. (The battery 

electrolyte may leak.)

•  Do not turn the Robotic Cleaner upside down with 

the battery cartridge installed. (A button may be 

pressed, resulting in unintended operation.)

OPERATION

The Robotic Cleaner cruises around on the floor 

according to the preset cruising mode, avoiding 

obstacles using ultrasonic sensors (Fig. P-1), and 

captures dust and dirt and other debris on the route 

using the side brushes, main brush, and vacuum fan. 

However, the sensors may not detect an obstacle 

in some situations. If your Robotic Cleaner hits an 

obstacle, the Robotic Cleaner’s bumper (Fig. P-2) 

absorbs impact and changes the direction of travel.

NOTE: There may be cases where the Robotic 

Cleaner could not pass over the barriers at the height 

of up to 1.5 cm, even though the Robotic Cleaner is 

designed to pass over such barriers.
NOTE: The Robotic Cleaner may avoid an area 

where is colored in black, having black wood-grain 

patterns, or an area made of glass.
NOTE: After a cleaning cycle is completed, some dust 

and dirt may remain under certain conditions.
NOTE: Wireless communication may be interrupted 

or blocked under the following conditions:
•  Inside structures built with reinforced concrete or 

metallic building materials

•  When the Robotic Cleaner is behind an obstacle
•  Near radio communication equipment that uses 

the same frequency band

•  Near devices that generate electromagnetic fields 

(microwave ovens, etc.) or static electricity, or that 

cause radio wave interference

Basic operations

CAUTION: Always make sure that the Robotic 

Cleaner is turned OFF before adjusting or checking 

any function on the Robotic Cleaner.

NOTICE: If dew condensation has occurred, turn 

OFF the Robotic Cleaner and wait until the Robotic 

Cleaner dries up, before restarting operation.
NOTICE: All settings are not cleared when the 

Robotic Cleaner is turned OFF. Be sure to confirm 

that the settings are right by the lamps (Figs. F-6, 7, 

9, 11) on the Robotic Cleaner to prevent unexpected 

operation.

1.  Press the   POWER button (Fig. F-8) on the 

Robotic Cleaner.

The Robotic Cleaner enters standby mode and 

the 

 Battery indicator (Fig. F-5) lights up. 

(For details, see “Battery indicator on the Robotic 

Cleaner” below.)

2.  Press the   Cruise mode button (Fig. F-7) on the 

Robotic Cleaner repeatedly to select mode, or press 

the   or   Cruise mode button (Fig. G-4) on the 

remote control.

The selected mode lamp lights up. (For details, see 

“Cruise mode” below.)