Qilive Q.5147 Manuel D'utilisation page 18

4.6.12 OTHER AVAILABLE OPTIONS
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• The robot vacuum cleaner can also be integrated into a group of devices to be
controlled simultaneously.
• You can choose whether or not to receive notifications on your mobile phone or
tablet.
• You can also check if there are new versions available to update the robot vacuum
cleaner software or enable the automatic updates.
• You can also check the status of the Wi-Fi network connection.
• The robot vacuum cleaner can be controlled by voice commands via Alexa and
Google Assistant. Synchronize QILIVE SMART app into Amazon Alexa or Google
Home, depending on your speaker, following its specific instructions. Ex: "OK
Google, turn on [Robot Vacuum Cleaner]!", "Alexa, stop [Robot Vacuum Cleaner]!"
If you changed the name of your robot vacuum cleaner in QILIVE SMART application,
you must use the name of your chosen name.
4.7 IMPORTANT TIPS BEFORE CLEANING
1. Remove small objects (toys, ornaments, puzzles, etc.) or fragile and lightweight
items (such as china, ceramics, glass objects, vases, small flowerpots, etc.) from
the area to be cleaned in advance.
2. Remove objects such as clothes, books, belts, loose papers, towers, pads, small
rugs, power cords scattered on the floor before cleaning, as they can become
entangled in the brushes or driving wheels. If the robot vacuum cleaner passes over
a power cord, long table cloth, etc., and drags it, there is a chance an object could
be pulled off a table or can be overturned.
3. Remove the sharp and hard objects from the floor, which could scratch surfaces.
4. Lift items such as long table cloths, curtains, blind cords off the floor.
5. The robot vacuum cleaner is not designed to thoroughly clean carpets or rugs. Do
not use it to vacuum long-haired or thick, fluffy carpets. For carpets with long fringes,
tassels, fold the tassels under the carpet to prevent them from getting tangled or
caught in the robot brushes.
6. Wind up all loose power cords.
7. The robot vacuum cleaner is more efficiently in spaces with as few obstacles as
possible. Place the furniture, such as chairs, in their place.
8. Dark coloured surfaces may reduce the efficiency of anti-fall sensors. Anti-fall
sensors prevent the robot vacuum cleaner from working and vacuuming dark-
coloured floors or carpets with dark-coloured patterns and from falling on stairs or
off the edges. If the sensors are not cleaned periodically, they may lead to improper
operation of the robot vacuum cleaner.
9. If there is a step, stairs or a balcony in the cleaning area, a physical barrier at the
edge of the drop zone is required to restrict the access to that area and to ensure
the safe operation of the device.
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