Philips FC8792/01 User Manual download pdf (Page 10)

2 To deactivate the 24-hour scheduler, press the 24-hour scheduler button. You will hear a sound

and the display will light up continuously to show the robot is in standby mode and the 24-hour

scheduler is no longer active.

Mopping with the robot

Types FC8796 and FC8794 come with a mopping attachment and a mopping pad for wet cleaning of

hard floors.

Attaching the mopping pad

1 Soak the mopping pad in water or wet the mopping pad under the tap. You can add a few drops of

a readily available floor cleaner that is suitable for your floor.

2 Squeeze the mopping pad thoroughly to ensure it is only damp instead of wet.

3 Attach the damp mopping pad to the mopping attachment by pushing the Velcro fasteners of the

mopping pad onto Velcro fasteners of the mopping attachment (Fig. 30).

4 Insert the attachment lugs of the mopping attachment into the two attachment holes located just

behind the wheels. Then press down until you hear a click (Fig. 31).

Cleaning floors with the mopping attachment

Note: To clean hard floors with the mopping attachment, you have to start the robot from a point in

the room you wish to clean. You cannot start the robot from its docking station with the mopping pad

attached.

1 Just press the start/stop button on the remote control to start the robot.

The robot continues mopping until its battery runs low and the robot stops.

Note: Detach the mopping pad and the mopping attachment before you send the robot to the

docking station with the docking button on the remote control or before you place the robot on the

docking station manually.

Detaching the mopping attachment

1 To detach the mopping attachment, press the tab (1) and pull up the mopping attachment to

remove it (2) (Fig. 32).

2 Pull the mopping pad off the mopping attachment.

3 To clean the mopping pad, wash it in the washing machine on a gentle cycle at a temperature of

60°C max.

Alarm signal

If the robot gets into trouble while cleaning (e.g., because a wheel jams or is no longer in contact with

the floor, or because a sensor can no longer detect the floor), you will hear a sound and the robot

stops. Press the start/stop button to switch the robot to standby mode and solve the problem that

causes the alarm signal, for instance by removing the obstacle that blocks the wheel, cleaning the

sensors, or picking up the robot and putting it down in a different place.

Cleaning and maintenance

Emptying and cleaning the dust container

Empty and clean the dust container when the dust container is full.

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