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- Page 1 ASPIRATEUR ROBOTIQUE ROBOT ASPIRADOR GRV-5011 www.greenworkstools.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
English Sweep modes........... 17 Safety Instructions......4 Select suction intensity (only in-app Instructions for use..........4 operation supported)........18 Safety precautions..........4 Use of mop module..........18 About child safety..........5 Map management..........20 About the batteries..........6 System reset............. 20 Scope of use of the product....... 6 Maintenance........21 Disclaimers............ -
Page 4: Safety Instructions
English SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Please review the following basic safety precautions before using the product: • Read the user manual carefully and follow the instructions in the user manual when using the product. • Keep the user manual for future reference. •... -
Page 5: About Child Safety
English Caution Prevent the suction of water, Remove scattered wires from This product should only be oil or other liquids, which floor before use to avoid af- Remove fragile objects before used indoors. may damage the vacuum fecting the normal operation use. -
Page 6: About The Batteries
English ABOUT THE BATTERIES 1. Only the batteries provided by the manufacturer are applicable to the product. 2. Before discarding the product, please remove the battery as follows: • Use a screwdriver to loosen the screws of the side brush and the base decoration plate; •... - Page 7 English (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 2. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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Page 8: Product Overview
English PRODUCT OVERVIEW MACHINE AND ITS ACCESSORIES TABLE 1: MACHINE Flip port Home Button • Press to return to dock for charging. Press again to pause • Press and hold for 3 seconds to start fixed-point cleaning • In the charging state, press once to start dust collection LED Status Indicator •... - Page 9 Power cord ×1 Tray Fastener ×2 Disposable dust bag ×1 Filter combination ×2 ASPIRATEUR ROBOTIQUE ROBOT ASPIRADOR GRV-5011 www.greenworkstools.com Mop holder ×1 Common mop ×1 User manual ×1 Side brush ×2 Note: A filter combination and battery have been installed in the vacuum cleaner; a disposable dust bag has been installed in the dust collection charging stand ;...
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Page 10: Machine And Dust Box
English MACHINE AND DUST BOX Dust box Wi-Fi indicator: • Blinking slowly in white: Wait for connection • Blinking fast in white: Being connected to Wi-Fi • Normally on in white: Wi-Fi connected System reset button Button for taking out dust box Button for removal of the mop holder Button for taking out water tank Cleaning brush... -
Page 11: Machine And Its Sensors
English MACHINE AND ITS SENSORS Built-in TOF lidar Front bumper laser sensor for obstacle avoidance Collision buffer Along-the-wall side sensor Anti-drop sensor Charging electrode Side brush Caster Rolling brush Caster Rolling brush cover Dust outlet at the bottom Water outlet... -
Page 12: Mop Module
English MOP MODULE Buckle Water outlet Buckle Removal button Washable Stick a mopping Slot mopping cloth cloth here DUST COLLECTING AND CHARGING DOCK Charging dock indicator • Normally on in white: The charging dock has been connected to a power supply (when the machine is not connected to the charging dock);... - Page 13 English Air pressure sensor (assisted detection of full dust or blocked pipe) Inner chamber for dust bag Filter (non-removable) Flip cover closure sensor Dust bag slot Dust outlet Air outlet Power outlet Cable winding pile Outlet slot Flip cover State indicator Infrared lens Charging pole pieces Dust collection port...
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Page 14: Installation
English Non-slip foot pad Bottom tray (removable) Dust collection pipe Bottom tray fixing buckle INSTALLATION ASSEMBLE THE DUST COLLECTING AND CHARGING DOCK 1. Locate the dust collecting and charging dock, bottom tray, and bottom tray fasteners; 4. Take out the dust bag and check whether the dust bag is in good condition, open the cover, insert the dust bag into the dust bag slot to the bottom, close the cover, and it can 2. -
Page 15: Installation Of Dust Collecting And Charging Dock
English NOTE • If the dust bag is not installed or is not installed properly, the red light of the dust collecting and charging dock indicator is normally on, and the dust collection operation cannot be started. • Before using the dust bag, please be sure to check whether the dust bag is damaged. -
Page 16: Operating Instructions
English • Blinking slowly in white: Wait for connection NOTE • Blinking fast in white: Being connected to Wi-Fi • You may not be able to start the machine when the • Normally on in white: Wi-Fi connected battery is low. Please fully charge it and try again. ③... -
Page 17: Sweep Modes
English B. Start sweep b. When the machine is stuck or cannot find the charging dock, please manually return it to the charging dock for • Press to start the auto sweep mode. Once it is charging. started, the machine will leave the charging dock, scan F. -
Page 18: Select Suction Intensity (Only In-App Operation Supported)
English NOTE • After starting to clean, the vacuum cleaner may enter the zone outside the selected zone, clear floor obstacles around the selected zone. The zone selection cannot ensure safe isolation; • Zone cleaning can be started only after the vacuum cleaner successfully creates a map. - Page 19 English ③ Select a sweep mode to start sweep, and select the amount of mopping water (3 levels) in the app as necessary. (To NOTE prevent the machine from wetting any of your carpets when If you want to use floor disinfectant or cleaning solution, mopping your floor, it is recommended to place virtual wall first fill the water tank with clean water, then pour in (for no mopping) around carpet areas using the app to protect...
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Page 20: Map Management
English Generate a complete floor plan of your rooms: a. Open room doors so that the machine generates a map of each room; b. Remove any object that may block or jam the machine; c. After generating maps, please do not disassemble or move the charging dock;... -
Page 21: Maintenance
English NOTE • After resetting the system, the machine may lose maps and original settings including the virtual boundary. MAINTENANCE CLEAN DUST BOX AND WATER TANK A. Open the machine top cover and remove the dust box and filters. E. Flush the water tank, dust box and filter module thoroughly with water as necessary (Note: Filters shall not be cleaned with hot water or detergent). -
Page 22: Clean The Main Brush
English CLEAN THE MAIN BRUSH CLEAN CASTER A. As shown in the following figure, press down the buckle Hair or dust particles tend to be entangled around casters. to take out the protective cover, and take out the rolling brush Clean the them regularly or as needed. -
Page 23: Clean The Mop Module
English CLEAN THE MOP MODULE It is recommended to empty the water accumulated in the water tank, wash the mopping cloth with water, and air dry it after using the mop module every time to avoid mildew. COMMON FAULTS VOICE PROMPTS When a fault is detected the LED Status Indicator will turn/flash red and there will be audible voice prompts. - Page 24 English Error 9: Virtual magnetic • The machine is too close to magnetic stripes in a virtual wall or strong magnetic field stripe detected. Please relocate during starting. Please relocate it to start. it to start. Error 11: The recharge sensor •...
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Page 25: Troubleshooting
English TROUBLESHOOTING When any abnormality occurs to the machine in operation, the power indicator will blink fast in red and voice prompt will be provided. Please consult the following table for troubleshooting. Fault Solution Cannot start the machine • Make sure the machine is connected to power supply. •... -
Page 26: Faults In Wi-Fi Connection
English FAULTS IN WI-FI CONNECTION If you fail to control the machine with your smartphone, please try the following solutions. If the problem persists, please contact our customer service. Wi-Fi Status Indica- Cause Solution White indicator nor- The machine has •... -
Page 27: Technical Parameters
English TECHNICAL PARAMETERS Functional parameters of the main machine Functional parameters of accessories Battery voltage 14.8V Rated input voltage 120V ~ 60Hz Input Power Supply Rated input current (charging 1.5A 0.6A state) Power Consumption Current (dust collection state) 9A Battery Lithium battery Power (dust collection state) 950W... -
Page 28: Ic Warning
English IC WARNING This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interference. (2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. RF warning statement: This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. -
Page 29: Warranty Card
English WARRANTY CARD WARRANTY CARD II Name Address Address (II) Settlement City/State/Zip form of the war- Product Model ranty provider Purchase Date Invoice Number Warranty Period Product warranty description: 1. From the date of the user’s purchase of this product, the warranty period is one year for the vacuum,, and six months for the adapter, rechargeable batteries and other accessories.
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