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

Robotic Cleaner or the 

 Start/Stop button (Fig. 

G-2) on the remote control to start cleaning.

The pilot lamp (Fig. F-1) flashes and the buzzer 

beeps while cleaning.

To pause the cleaning operation, perform step 3 again.
To resume the cleaning operation, perform step 3 again.
To turn OFF the Robotic Cleaner, press and hold 

the   POWER button (Fig. F-8) on the Robotic Cleaner 

until all indicators turn OFF, or press the   POWER 

OFF button (Fig. G-1) on the remote control.

CAUTION: Do not get a close look at the pilot lamp 

light, or avoid the light getting in your eyes. Doing so 

may harm your eyes.

Battery indicator on the Robotic Cleaner

The battery indicator located on the corresponding 

battery cartridge side lights up and indicates the 

remaining power of the battery cartridge.

NOTICE: The table below provides a rough indication 

of the remaining battery power. The remaining 

amount may vary depending on the conditions of use 

and the room temperature.

50% or more

Between 20% and 50%

20% or lower

Empty/No battery cartridge 

installed

Battery error

Battery indicator on the battery cartridge

The remaining power can also be checked using the 

battery indicator (Fig. I-1) on battery cartridges with 

model numbers ending in the letter “B.”
Remove the battery cartridge and press the 

 button 

(Fig. I-2).

NOTICE: The table below provides a rough indication 

of the remaining battery power. The remaining 

amount may vary depending on the conditions of use 

and the room temperature.

75% or more

Between 50% and 75% (incl. 

50%)

Between 25% and 50%

25% or lower

Empty

Battery error

Cruise mode

 Pattern mode

Application: 

Large floors with less obstacles such 

as in a well-organized warehouse and 

long gallery.

Description (Fig. H-1): 

The Robotic Cleaner repeats a cycle of 

vertical (a) and horizontal (b) travels.*

 Random mode

Application: 

Floors with many obstacles such as in 

an office.

Description (Fig. H-2): 

The Robotic Cleaner repeats a cycle of 

bouncing off (c) and along-the-wall (d) 

travels.

*  Depending on the conditions encountered, the 

actual trail of the Robotic Cleaner may differ from 

this chart.

NOTE: The Robotic Cleaner could not clean a narrow 

area where the Robotic Cleaner could not travel or 

where is out of the reach of the side brush.
NOTE: After a cleaning cycle is over, some dust may 

remain on the floor in some conditions.

Sleep mode

If the Robotic Cleaner is left as it is for approx. 5 

minutes in standby mode, the Robotic Cleaner 

automatically enters sleep mode to save the batteries, 

and the pilot lamp (Fig. F-1) slowly flashes. The Robotic 

Cleaner also enters sleep mode when the auto-on timer 

has been activated.

To return to standby mode, perform step 3 in “Basic 

operations.”

NOTICE: Changes of settings and starting of cleaning 

operations are not possible in this mode.

Carrying the Robotic Cleaner

CAUTION: Before carrying the Robotic Cleaner, 

be sure to turn OFF the Robotic Cleaner.

CAUTION: Care must be taken that your hand 

never be caught between the handle and the Robotic 

Cleaner’s body.

Grip the handle (Fig. J-1).

NOTICE: If you support the rear bottom of the Robotic 

Cleaner with another hand, care must be taken so as 

not to lift that side too much as the dust and dirt in the 

Robotic Cleaner drop out of the main brush opening.
NOTICE: Do not haul the Robotic Cleaner.