shark ION ROBOT 700 Série Guide D'utilisation page 3

ABOUT THE SHARK ION ROBOT®
Charge Indicator Lights
Error Indicator Light
Front Bumper
Dock Button
Dust Bin Release Button
Side Brush
Side Brush Post
Battery Door
Multi-Surface
Brushroll
NOTE: Due to continuing design & quality improvements the unit inside may differ slightly from what is depicted in this document
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Wi-Fi Indicator Light
Clean Button
Max Button
Power Button
Cliff Sensors
Charging Contact
Front Caster
Wheel
Side Cliff
Sensor
Drive Wheel
Robot Dust Bin
and Filter
ABOUT THE SHARK ION ROBOT®
With Auto-Sense™ Navigation, your robot uses an array of sensors to navigate around walls, furniture legs,
and other obstacles while it cleans. The robot may gently bump into obstructions or linger in one spot, and
it may not cover every area in a single cleaning. For best results, prepare your home as indicated below,
and schedule a daily cleaning to ensure all floor areas are regularly maintained.
Robot Traps Robot Friendly
CORDS AND OBSTRUCTIONS
Before cleaning, clear away cords and other
obstructions, or block off the areas you don't want
you robot to travel to.
RETURNING TO DOCK
If your robot roams too far, it could have trouble
finding the Charging Dock.
LOW-CLEARANCE FURNITURE
To prevent your robot from becoming trapped,
use furniture risers.
4-inch
Min.
CLIFF SENSORS
For your robot's cliff sensors to work properly,
all runners, rugs, or carpets must be at least
4 inches from any stairs (or extend over the edge
of the stairs).
If a runner, rug, or carpet edge is less than
4 inches from the stairs and can't be moved,
use a BotBoundary® strip to block off the stairs.
BotBoundary strips are available for purchase at
sharkaccessories.com
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