Venga VG RVC 3000 WH Manual Del Usuario página 4

Welcome to the Venga! family. We're happy to have you as our customer and
hope to make your life easier with our carefully selected product range.
This robot vacuum cleaner has been in the market for over 3 years. This means that
we have over 26 thousand hours of experience during which our team and our
customers helped us make this item even better over time.
Here are a few tips to optimize your experience with your robot vacuum cleaner:
Let's take a quick look at how your RVC 3000 sees the world: its sensors bounce
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infrared rays off the floor and walls to measure the distance to them. If the
robot detects a sudden increase in the distance to the floor, for example on
stair edges, it will stop and turn around. Please note, very dark floors or strong
direct sunlight can trick the cliff sensors because infrared rays may not return to
the sensors. An easy solution is closing the curtains to block strong sunlight – or
simply using the robot later.
Similarly, the robot may have difficulties detecting dark walls, sharp corners
and thin furniture feet. In this case, the front bumper will guarantee a smooth
contact.
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Keep cables out of the robot's pathway! Cables are very difficult for the robot
to detect. The robot can easily push into them and pull the appliances they
are connected with.
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The RVC 3000 navigation system consists of a series of programs to move in
space. It may pass over the same path several times and seem to avoid some
spots. But don't worry: your robot is very thorough and will clean every spot it
can reach.
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Prevent the robot from entering spaces that are too tight or too low for it to pass
through, as it may get stuck.
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The closer the robot is to the charging dock, the easier it can return to it. If the
robot is far away from the charging dock and out of signal reach, it will use a
customized pattern until it reaches the signal again. Please be patient while it
finds its way back.
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Clean the brushes on a regularly basis. As for all robot vacuum cleaners, long
hair can quickly block the side brushes, the rolling brush and even the wheels.
Also, remove the dust in the filters as often as possible to ensure consistent
performance – your robot does the dirty work but likes to stay clean!
In a nutshell: for an optimal Venga! experience, keep your house "robot vacuum
cleaner friendly" (no loose cables or other things that could hinder its movement).
Let it work while you are sleeping or enjoying some time off and come back later
to be amazed by the cleanliness of your house and the unexpectedly large
amount of dust your robot was able to collect.
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