User manual IROBOT ROOMBA 570

[. . . ] Dear iRobot Roomba Owner, Thank you for purchasing an iRobot Roomba vacuum cleaning robot. You've joined the millions of people who clean with robots the smarter way to get it done. Please take a few moments to read this manual and get acquainted with your Roomba, to get the best performance from your robot. If you have any questions, visit our website at www. irobot. com for more information. [. . . ] You can use it to turn Roomba on and off, schedule Roomba to clean, and steer Roomba around your room. Troubleshooting Light Battery Indicator . . . . . . SPOT CLEAN . . . Roomba spirals approximately three feet in diameter and then spirals back to where it started, intensely cleaning a local area. Roomba automatically calculates the room size and adjusts its cleaning time appropriately. Models 570-599 Models 600+ Roomba attempts to dock on the Home Base, if present. Roomba enters Max mode and cleans as long as the battery allows. Pairing Roomba with the Wireless Command Center Wireless Command Centers are set up to control only one Roomba. To pair a Wireless Command Center with a Roomba, you need four "AA" batteries (not included). 1 Make sure Roomba's battery is fully charged. 4 Hold down the left drive button while installing the fourth battery. 5 Continue holding the button for 3 seconds or until the days of the 6 Install the battery door and place the Command Center on top of week lights flash in a sequence from right to left (Saturday to Sunday). Roomba. 7 Press and hold the DAY and MINUTE buttons on the Command Center for 2 seconds. The lights on the Command Center will flash to indicate the pairing has completed, and Roomba will make a two-tone beep. For more detailed information, visit: www. irobot. com 8 When the Command Center is powered on from now on, the lights will 17 Remote Control (optional accessory for models 500 and above) SPOT Button CLEAN/Power Button Directional Buttons . . . Button The Remote Control lets you conveniently control Roomba's functions. You can use it to turn Roomba on and off and steer it around your room without bending down. It also gives you remote access to these commands: SPOT Roomba spirals approximately three feet in diameter and then spirals back to where it started, intensely cleaning a local area. Roomba automatically calculates the room size and adjusts its cleaning time appropriately. Roomba enters Max mode and cleans as long as the battery allows. . . . CLEAN . . . Models 600+ Before using your remote for the first time, install 2 AA batteries (not included). TIP: Check that there is a direct line of sight from the Remote Control to Roomba and that the remote is pointed at Roomba. The Remote Control, Virtual Walls and Home Base operate using an invisible infrared beam. If they are all used in the same area, Roomba may see multiple infrared signals and will not operate. The Remote WILL NOT work when Roomba is near Virtual Walls. 18 iRobot Roomba 500 Series Scheduling Roomba (Models 550 and above) Setting the Time You must set the time before scheduling Roomba to clean. 1 2 3 Press and hold CLOCK. While holding CLOCK, use the DAY, HOUR, and MINUTE buttons to set the correct time. Roomba will beep to indicate that the time has been set. Setting a Schedule You can schedule Roomba to clean once per day, up to seven times per week. While holding SCHEDULE, use the DAY, HOUR, and MINUTE buttons to set the schedule. Roomba will beep to indicate that the schedule has been set. 3 Viewing and Deleting Schedules To view Roomba's scheduled cleaning times: 1 2 Press and hold SCHEDULE. While holding SCHEDULE, press the DAY button to cycle through Roomba's scheduled cleaning times. [. . . ] Using a small Philips head screwdriver, first remove the screw from the center of the Side Brush. Next remove the Side Brush and thoroughly clean any hair or debris that is wrapped around the shaft. Then reinstall the Side Brush and Side Brush screw. Why does Roomba occasionally make a thumping sound? When Roomba's brushes encounter items such as carpet tassels or wires, the brushes will briefly reverse direction to get free. This action causes a thumping sound that can be heard approximately once per second until the brushes are free from obstruction. [. . . ]