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- Page 1 The expert for robots in your home With one click to the online shop myRobotcenter.eu myRobotcenter.co.uk myRobotcenter...
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Page 2: User Guide
Neabot NoMo N1 Plus Robot Vacuum User Guide Guide de l'utilisateur Gebrauchsanweisung 取扱説明書 用户指南... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
User Guide 取扱説明書 • Safety Information • 安全情報 85-86 • Package Includes • パッケージに含まれるもの • About Your Robot Vacuum • ロボット掃除機について 88-92 • About Your Self-Emptying Dustbin 9-10 • 自動ゴミ収集ボックスについて 93-94 • Get Started 11-16 • 掃除開始 95-100 • Trouble Shooting •... -
Page 5: Safety Information
Safety Information General Warning • Your robot is not a toy. Small children and pets should be supervised when your robot is operating. • Do not sit or stand on your robot or charging station. • Do not use unauthorized chargers. Use of an unauthorized charger could cause the battery to generate heat, smoke, catch fire, or explode. - Page 6 Safety Information Battery & Charging Warnings • Do not use a charging station with a damaged cord or plug. If the cord or plug is damaged, it must be replaced. • Always disconnect your robot from the charging station before maintenance. •...
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Page 7: Package Includes
HEPA Filter*1 Water Tank*1 （next to the dust box on the robot） Remote Control*1 Dust Bag*2 Battery AAA*2 Mop Cloth*2 (for remote control) Note: If you find something missing in your package, please contact customer support via support@neabot.com in time. -
Page 8: About Your Robot Vacuum
In shutdown mode, long press for 5s to turn on. In standby mode, long press for 5s to shut down. Note: when the neabot is charging on the charging station, it will automatically turn on, and it cannot be turned off during charging. - Page 9 About Your Robot Vacuum Top View Laser ranging sensor Speaker Wall-mounted TOF sensor Laser head cover pressure sensor Infrared auxiliary recharge sensor Dust box release button Air outlet Dust box...
- Page 10 About Your Robot Vacuum Side View Reset hole (short press to turn off) Charging contacts Bottom View Front caster wheel Right brush Left brush Cliff sensor Right drive wheel Left drive wheel Main brush...
- Page 11 About Your Robot Vacuum Water Tank About Your Dust box Release button Dust box release button Water inlet Dust box buckle Mop cloth Dust box Filter mesh bracket HEPA filter Filter sponge Paste area Dust box flip Primary filter Filter of water tank Dust box release button...
- Page 12 2. The effective distance of the remote control is 8m/26ft. 3. Any remote control using infrared ray, e.g. Xbox controller, can possibly trigger Neabot. 4. There are more functions on the app than the remote control. For a better experience, please download the app.
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Page 13: About Your Self-Emptying Dustbin
About Your Self-Emptying Dustbin Front View Top View Flip cover Flip cover sealing ring Dust container Fan filter bracket Indicator light Infrared lens Dustbin port Charging contacts Back View Bottom View Dust tunnel (transparent view) Power cord Air outlet... - Page 14 About Your Self-Emptying Dustbin About Your Dust Bags Dust bag handle Dust bag Note: If the indicator light on the dustbin flashes orange, the dust bag is probably not installed correctly. Please refer to this instruction video for installation. Video link: https://bit.ly/3p7JSgo...
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Page 15: Get Started
Get Started 1. Get Ready To start, you'll need your robot, self-emptying dustbin. Set other accessories aside for later. 2. Position the Self-Emptying Dustbin Place self-emptying dustbin near an outlet in an area with good Wifi-coverage. The Dustbin should be placed on flat ground more than 6cm/2.4inch away from the wall. - Page 16 Get Started Ensure there is a space of more than 1.2m/4ft at the front, and more than 0.5m/1.6ft on both sides of the dustbin. 3. Plug in Plug the power cord into the wall. Wrap the cord back so it won't get in the way of the robot as it comes and goes.
- Page 17 Place your robot on the self-emptying dustbin by lining up the metal contacts. After a few minutes, a sound will let you know it's awake. 5. App Setup Scan the QR code below, or search for "Neabot" in the mobile App store to download the App. (Please do not download the "Neabot Home" APP) Neabot...
- Page 18 5.Go to the mobile phone WLAN list and 6.Return to the App and wait 1-2 minutes switch your WiFi to Neabot hotspot. (displays to complete the connection. (at this time as Neabot_NoMo_XXX) Neabot will flash white light quickly) Hello,XXX Welcome home.
- Page 19 • Manual charging:When the neabot is powered off, you can manually put it back into the charging station to charge. Note: It takes Neabot up to 4 hours to reach a full charge. The battery will typically last 120 mins. This also depends on the power mode you use and the floor type in your home.
- Page 20 2. Full in the water through the water inlet, the mop cloth to the velcro and and close the rubber cover. tighten it. 3. Put the water tank into Neabot. 4. Start mopping in the App. CLEAN Note: Don't attempt to mop carpeted floors.
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Page 21: Trouble Shooting
If you have other questions or comments about your robot vacuum, you can start by visiting www.neabot.com for support tips, frequently asked questions and information about accessories. This information can also be found in the Neabot App. If you need further assistance, contact us via support@neabot.com... -
Page 22: Care And Maintenance
Clean every 2 weeks Every 12 months Sensors and Clean once a month Charging Contacts Note: Neabot manufactures various replacement parts and assemblies. If you think you need a replacement part, please contact us via support@neabot.com or visit neabot.com Replacement frequency may vary. Parts should be replaced if visible wear appears. - Page 23 Care and Maintenance Replacing Bags Open the cover Pull up the dust bag Throw away Replace with Close the through its handle the old one a new one flip cover Dust tunnel Cleaning Dust Tunnel transparent cover If the yellow light indicator flashes but the dust bag is not full, unplug the power supply of the dustbin and turn it upside down.
- Page 24 Care and Maintenance Cleaning the Main Brush (recommended weekly) 1.Turn the main unit, press the left and right 2. Remove the main brush upwards and buckles, and remove the middle sweep cover. clean the entangled hair and debris with a cleaning brush.
- Page 25 Care and Maintenance Cleaning Side Brush 1. Use a coin or small screwdriver to remove the screw 2. Remove any hair or debris, then reinstall holding the side brush in place. the side brushes. Note: When you hear the side brush report an error, please first check whether the side brush is entangled with hair or something, and then move the side brush by hand to check whether there is any abnormality, and then remove the side brush for inspection.
- Page 26 Care and Maintenance Cleaning Dustbin and Filter 1. Press the dust box release button to 2. Open the dust box and dump out remove the dust box. the garbage. 3. Open the dust cover and remove the 4. Shake off the trash on the filter net filter.
- Page 27 Care and Maintenance Water Tank (maintenance required after each use) 1. Press the release button to remove the water 2. Remove the mop cloth, rinse with water and tank. dry it. (if using a disposable mop, discard it directly after use) 3.
- Page 28 Care and Maintenance Cleaning the Front Caster Wheel • Pull firmly on the front wheel module to remove it from the robot. • Pull firmly on the wheel to remove it from its housing. (see illustration below) • Remove any debris from inside the wheel cavity. •...
- Page 29 Care and Maintenance Cleaning Sensors and Charging Contacts Wipe sensors with a clean, dry cloth, including: Cliff sensor 1. 4 cliff sensors at the bottom of the robot. 2. Wall sensor on the right side of the robot. 3. Infrared auxlliary recharge sensor. 4.
- Page 30 Care and Maintenance Cleaning the Self-Emptying Dustbin Inspect the sensors and charging contacts to Removing debris from blower cover: Inspect make sure they are clear of debris. Wipe with blower cover for any lint or debris built-up, a clean, dry cloth. and wipe with a clean dry cloth to remove.
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Page 31: Warranty
Note: Please provide your order information in the mail. Limitation of Neabot’s Liability To the extent permitted by applicable law, Neabot´s liability shall be limited to the purchase value of the Product.The above limitations shall not apply in case of gross negligence or intentional miscon-... - Page 32 Warranty What Is Not Covered? Unless agreed in writing, the limited warranty will not apply if the defect(s) relate to: • Normal wear and tear (including, without limitation, wear and tear of batteries if applicable). • Defects caused by rough or inappropriate handling or use or damage caused by accident, misuse, neglect, fire, water, lightning or other acts of nature.