Makita DRC 200 Z - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 15

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Confining the Robotic Cleaner to a particular 

area

Boundary tape (Fig. L-1) and the boundary-sensing 

feature that employs infrared sensors, enable the 

Robotic Cleaner to avoid the following areas (Fig. L-2):
•  An area that is divided into sections because the 

entire floor is so large that the Robotic Cleaner 

cannot clean the floor at a time

•  An area where fragile articles are present that the 

Robotic Cleaner could damage

•  An area full of goods and fixtures, barriers, or of 

an intricate shape, resulting in the Robotic Cleaner 

getting stuck

•  An area in the vicinity of a staircase
•  An area with a low barrier that the Robotic Cleaner 

can climb over and fall down to a lower floor, or that 

the Robotic Cleaner will get stuck on

Preparations

1.  Select an even and smooth surface on the floor 

where you plan to place the boundary tape, and 

then clean the surface.

2.  Place the boundary tape so that the side with the 

short bars is adjacent to the cleaning area and there 

are no air bubbles between the tape and the floor.

NOTICE: Be sure to use only genuine boundary tape. 

Using a tape other than the genuine article might risk 

malfunctioning of the boundary-sensing feature.
NOTICE: Do not place the boundary tape on uneven 

surfaces that may cause erroneous detection or 

on surfaces where the tape may become soiled or 

damaged.
NOTICE: Be aware that some adhesive agent may 

remain on floors, or the floor may be damaged when 

you remove the boundary tape.
NOTICE: Keep the boundary tapes clean and check 

if any positions torn or ripped. If the tape is damaged, 

replace it.

WARNING: Do not place the boundary tape in 

any area where an accident occurs resulting from 

the Robotic Cleaner entering the area or the Robotic 

Cleaner falling down from the area. In such a case, 

place objects whose height is 15 cm or higher and 

that are heavy enough to withstand the impact of the 

Robotic Cleaner, in place of the boundary tapes.

Operations

In standby mode, press the   Boundary sensor button 

(Fig. F-11) on the Robotic Cleaner to activate the 

boundary sensor (Fig. O-2).

The lamp (Fig. F-11) lights up.
To deactivate the boundary sensor, press 

the   Boundary sensor button again.

NOTICE: This setting is not possible in sleep mode 

with the auto-on timer activated.

MAINTENANCE

CAUTION: Always make sure that both battery 

cartridges are removed before attempting to perform 

inspection or maintenance.

NOTICE: Be sure to take out the dust box before 

turning over the Robotic Cleaner to prevent dust and 

dirt from dropping out of the main brush opening.
NOTICE: Be sure to spread a rug or other cushioning 

material on the floor to prevent damage to the floor 

and the Robotic Cleaner (Fig. B).
NOTICE: Never use hot water (higher than 40°C 

(104°F)), gasoline, benzine, thinner, alcohol or the 

like. Discoloration, deformation, or cracks may result.

To maintain product SAFETY and RELIABILITY, 

repairs, any other maintenance, or adjustment should 

be performed by Makita Authorized or Factory Service 

Centers, always using Makita replacement parts.

Cleaning the side brushes 

(Figs. A, M-1)

•  Threads and hairs tangled in the bristles of the 

side brushes may cause the brush to stop rotating. 

Remove them using tweezers or similar tools.

•  If the bristles are deformed or missing, replace with 

the spare brush (see “Installing the side brushes” for 

details).

Cleaning the wheels

•  Remove threads and hairs from the drive wheels 

(Fig. M-2) using tools such as tweezers and 

scissors. Turning the wheel facilitates the cleaning.

•  Remove threads and hairs from the swivel wheels 

(Fig. M-3) using tweezers, scissors, or similar tools.

NOTICE: Care must be taken so that fingers are not 

caught between the wheels and the Robotic Cleaner 

body.

Cleaning the main brush

Removing the side brushes (see “Installing the side 

brushes” for details) facilitates the following work.
1.  Remove four screws (Fig. N-1), and then the bottom 

plate (Fig. N-2) and main brush (Fig. N-3).

2.  Wipe the bottom plate (Fig. N-2) with a cloth slightly 

moistened with mild detergent or wash the plate in 

water if necessary.

3.  Remove threads and hairs from the main brush (Fig. 

N-3) using scissors and wash the main brush in 

water if necessary.