The checks and guides below come from the official manuals for this model.
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Errors and indicators
Light patterns and messages documented in the manual
Message or indicatorWhat it meansCheck or action
Flashing redrobot error with voice alert
Follow the voice prompts and instructions in the app.
After more than ten minutes malfunctioning, the robot sleeps automatically.
Placing it on the dock manually ends the current cleanup.
Power/Clean and Dock controls with the complete power-indicator key. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only.
Steady reddock error
Follow the voice prompts and instructions in the app.
Troubleshooting
Find the problem you are experiencing
Unable to power on.2 checks
Low battery: charge the robot on its dock before using it.
Low battery: charge the robot on its dock before using it.
Battery temperature is outside the allowed range. Use only at 4–40 °C (39–104 °F).
Battery temperature is outside the allowed range. Use only at 4–40 °C (39–104 °F).
Unable to charge.3 checks
The dock may lack power. Check the power-cord connection at both ends.
The dock may lack power. Check the power-cord connection at both ends.
Poor charging contact: clean the contacts on both dock and robot.
Poor charging contact: clean the contacts on both dock and robot.
Verify that the dock indicator is lit.
Verify that the dock indicator is lit.
Slow charging.2 checks
At high or low temperatures, slower charging is automatic and protects battery life.
At high or low temperatures, slower charging is automatic and protects battery life.
Dirty charging contacts: wipe them with a dry cloth.
Dirty charging contacts: wipe them with a dry cloth.
Unable to dock.3 checks
Clear excess obstacles around the dock and move it to an open area.
Clear excess obstacles around the dock and move it to an open area.
If the robot is too far away, move it nearer the dock and try again.
If the robot is too far away, move it nearer the dock and try again.
Wipe a dirty dock locator with a dry cloth.
Wipe a dirty dock locator with a dry cloth.
Noise during cleaning.2 checks
Main brush,side brush or main wheels may be jammed. Pause the robot and clean the affected parts.
Main brush,side brush or main wheels may be jammed. Pause the robot and clean the affected parts.
A jammed omnidirectional wheel can be removed with a screwdriver for cleaning.
A jammed omnidirectional wheel can be removed with a screwdriver for cleaning.
Unable to connect to WiFi.4 checks
If WiFi is disabled, reset it and try again.
If WiFi is disabled, reset it and try again.
Move the robot somewhere with better WiFi reception if the signal is weak.
Move the robot somewhere with better WiFi reception if the signal is weak.
For an abnormal WiFi connection, reset WiFi, install the latest app and retry.
For an abnormal WiFi connection, reset WiFi, install the latest app and retry.
If WiFi cannot connect,router settings may be at fault. Contact Roborock customer service for further support.
If WiFi cannot connect,router settings may be at fault. Contact Roborock customer service for further support.
Is power always being drawn when the robot is on the charging dock?1 check
A docked robot uses a very small amount of power to maintain its battery.
A docked robot uses a very small amount of power to maintain its battery.
Does the robot need to be charged for at least 16 hours for the first three uses?1 check
No sixteen-hour first charges are needed. Use the robot any time after it is fully charged.
No sixteen-hour first charges are needed. Use the robot any time after it is fully charged.
Cleaning does not resume after recharging.2 checks
Check that DND is off;DND prevents cleanup.
Check that DND is off;DND prevents cleanup.
Manual placement on the dock or sending it there with buttons prevents cleaning from resuming.
Manual placement on the dock or sending it there with buttons prevents cleaning from resuming.
The robot suddenly misses a certain spot.1 check
Wipe dirty wall, cliff or carpet sensors using a soft, dry cloth.
Wipe dirty wall, cliff or carpet sensors using a soft, dry cloth.
The LED status indicator light on the dock is steady red.4 checks
For a voltage error, compare local voltage with the dock rating.
For a voltage error, compare local voltage with the dock rating.
Check that the clean water tank is seated correctly; refill if needed.
Check that the clean water tank is seated correctly; refill if needed.
Check that the dirty water tank is seated correctly; empty if needed.
Check that the dirty water tank is seated correctly; empty if needed.
Check that the cleaning tank and its filter are installed correctly.
Check that the cleaning tank and its filter are installed correctly.
Reduced emptying performance or unusual noise when emptying.2 checks
Check and correctly install the main brush and its cover.
Check and correctly install the main brush and its cover.
Clear blockages from the filter, air duct, suction inlet, air inlet, dustbin or dust bag.
Clear blockages from the filter, air duct, suction inlet, air inlet, dustbin or dust bag.
Reduced mop washing performance.2 checks
Reinstall a mop cloth that is not attached correctly.
Reinstall a mop cloth that is not attached correctly.
For a dirty floor, select a different mop-wash mode in the app to improve cleaning.
For a dirty floor, select a different mop-wash mode in the app to improve cleaning.
Auto Drying is not working.2 checks
Check the app: auto-drying may be disabled.
Check the app: auto-drying may be disabled.
Automatic drying starts only following mopping or mop washing.
Automatic drying starts only following mopping or mop washing.
Auto-emptying is not working.4 checks
Check the app: auto-emptying may be disabled.
Check the app: auto-emptying may be disabled.
Fit the dock dust-container cover if missing.
Fit the dock dust-container cover if missing.
Returning to the dock without cleaning does not trigger auto-emptying.
Returning to the dock without cleaning does not trigger auto-emptying.
DND prevents auto-emptying after docking. Change the cleaning time or DND period, or start emptying manually.
DND prevents auto-emptying after docking. Change the cleaning time or DND period, or start emptying manually.
The mop is not washed.5 checks
Unused mop cloths are not washed.
Unused mop cloths are not washed.
Mop washing requires starting from the dock and a dock on the app map; otherwise the robot will not return for washing.
Mop washing requires starting from the dock and a dock on the app map; otherwise the robot will not return for washing.
Check clean-tank seating and refill if necessary.
Check clean-tank seating and refill if necessary.
Check dirty-tank seating and empty if necessary.
Check dirty-tank seating and empty if necessary.
Check that the cleaning tank and its filter are installed correctly.
Check that the cleaning tank and its filter are installed correctly.
Hot water washing mop is not working.1 check
Verify that Mop Washing with Hot Water is enabled in the app.
Verify that Mop Washing with Hot Water is enabled in the app.
Unable to extend the mop cloths.3 checks
Check that corner stretch mopping is enabled in the app.
Check that corner stretch mopping is enabled in the app.
Mop extension occurs only beside walls and certain obstacles.
Mop extension occurs only beside walls and certain obstacles.
Inspect the mop extension structure for sticking.
Inspect the mop extension structure for sticking.
Guides
Safety information
Instructions from the manual
Safety warnings17 steps
WARNING: For use only with roborock EWFD16LRR or EWFD20LRR charger.
WARNING: Place the cords from other appliances out of the area to be cleaned.
WARNING: Do not operate the vacuum in a room where an infant or child is sleeping.
WARNING: Do not operate the vacuum in an area where there are lit candles or fragile objects on the floor to be cleaned.
WARNING: Do not operate the vacuum in a room that has lit candles on furniture that the vacuum may accidentally hit or bump into.
WARNING: Do not allow children to sit on the vacuum.
WARNING: Do not carry the product using dock base or dustbin.
WARNING: Place the dock on a flat floor away from fire, heat, and water.
Avoid narrow spaces or locations where the robot may be suspended in the air.
WARNING: The product must be switched off and the plug must be removed from socket outlet when not in use, before cleaning or maintaining the product.
WARNING: This product can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the product in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the product.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.
WARNING: Do not dismantle, repair or modify the battery or charging dock.
WARNING: If the dock is placed in an area susceptible to thunderstorms or with unstable voltage, take protection measures.
WARNING: Connect to a properly grounded outlet only.
See Grounding Instructions.
Grounding instructions
Instructions from the manual
Grounding and electrical connection7 steps
Ground this appliance: its equipment-grounding conductor and plug reduce shock risk if it malfunctions.
Insert the plug into a suitable outlet installed and grounded according to local codes and ordinances.
WARNING: An incorrectly connected grounding conductor can cause electric shock.
Ask a qualified electrician or service person if unsure whether the outlet is grounded.
Do not modify the supplied plug; have a qualified electrician install a suitable outlet if it does not fit.
Use a nominal 120-V circuit and an outlet matching the grounded plug.
Do not use an adaptor.
Battery and charging
Instructions from the manual
Battery, storage and transport9 steps
Keep the charging dock away from heat (such as radiators).
Do not wipe the charging contacts with wet cloth or wet hands.
Turn the robot off and use original packaging for shipment.
If placing the robot into storage, charge it fully and turn it off before placing it in a cool dry place.
Recharge it at least every three months to prevent the battery over discharging.
Do not use the product when the temperature is higher than 40°C (104°F) or lower than 4°C (39°F), or there is any liquid or sticky substance on the floor.
Grounding methods GROUNDED OUTLET GROUNDING PIN GROUNDED OUTLET BOX ADAPTER METAL SCREW TAB FOR GROUNDING SCREW AA200 (A) (B) (C) This appliance is for use on a nominal 120-V circuit and has a grounding attachment plug that looks like the plug illustrated in sketch A in Grounding methods.
Make sure that the appliance is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug.
No adaptor should be used with this appliance.
Battery charging and storage temperaturesView
Charge and use the battery at 4–40°C (39–104°F). For three-month storage, the range is −20–45°C (−4–113°F); for six-month storage, −20–20°C (−4–68°F).
Product overview
Instructions from the manual
Power and Dock controls4 steps
Hold Power/Clean to turn the robot on or off; press it to start cleaning.
Press Dock to return to dock or start emptying; hold Dock for spot cleaning or mop washing according to operating state.
Power light: white at battery level at least 15%, red below 15%, breathing while charging or starting, flashing red on error, breathing blue during remote viewing, steady blue when Voice-Alert is active.
Press any button to stop the robot while cleaning or docking.
WiFi indicatorView
Open the upper cover to find the separate WiFi indicator: off means WiFi disabled, slowly flashing means waiting for connection, quickly flashing means connecting, and steady means connected.
Dock status indicatorView
Dock light: breathing during emptying or mop washing, red for dock error, off when powered off or charging. It is on when the dock is powered and off while the robot charges.
Identify robot and tank-dock parts3 steps
Use the complete reviewed model-specific keys for robot top, underside, upper-cover-open parts, mop mounts, dustbin, tank dock and cable storage.
Secure mop cloths in place.
This reference uses the QR0PEP robot with EWFD16LRR US tank dock; it does not cover the EWFD20LRR automatic-plumbing variant.
Important information
Instructions from the manual
Prepare the cleaning area4 steps
Tidy cables, hard or sharp items such as nails and glass, and loose items.
Move unstable, fragile, precious or dangerous objects to prevent injury or damage from tangling, impacts or items being knocked over.
Always use a secure physical barrier in raised areas to prevent falls, injury and damage.
Follow the robot throughout its first whole cleaning route and watch for potential problems; it can clean by itself on future uses.
Assembly
Instructions from the manual
Assemble dock and mop modules6 steps
Place the dock on hard, flat flooring.
Press both sides of the base firmly, then the middle connecting part until it clicks.
Secure water tanks when moving the dock so they cannot fall off.
Connect the power cable at the back.
Store excess cable in the storage slot; the cable can exit either side.
Align and install the mop axles into the robot until they click.
Place the dock
Instructions from the manual
Place the dock11 steps
Leave about 0.9 m (2.9 ft) height, 0.4 m (1.3 ft) length and 1.2 m (3.9 ft) width, as labelled in the diagram.
Put the dock flat against a wall on hard, flat wood, tile or concrete.
Choose good WiFi reception, plug it in and confirm its status light is on.
Do not leave the cable hanging vertically where the robot could catch it and move or disconnect the dock.
The status light is on when powered, off during robot charging and red on error.
Keep the dock away from fire, heat and water; avoid narrow or suspended positions.
Soft carpets or mats may tilt it and interfere with docking or departure.
Keep direct sunlight and obstructions away from the location beacon.
Do not use without clean and dirty water tanks, dust container cover, disposable dust bag or cleaning tank.
Maintain as instructed; do not wipe the dock with a wet cloth or tissue.
A little water in its waterway after factory testing is normal.
Power on and charge the robot
Instructions from the manual
Power on and charge5 steps
Hold Power/Clean to turn on and wait for a steady power light.
Place the robot on the powered dock to charge; press Dock to make it return automatically for charging.
Keep it charged during normal use to maintain the built-in lithium-ion battery.
During charging, the dock light is off and robot power light breathes.
If low battery prevents startup, connect it to the dock.
Connecting to the app
Instructions from the manual
Connect the app and reset WiFi9 steps
Find Roborock in the App Store or Google Play, or use the manual QR code, and install it.
Open the top cover and find the WiFi light.
Hold Power/Clean and Dock together until the Resetting WiFi alert.
Slow flashing of the WiFi light confirms reset and waiting for connection.
If router configuration, forgotten password or another problem prevents connection, reset WiFi and add the robot as a new device.
Open Roborock and tap Scan to Connect or Search for Device; follow its instructions.
App updates may change the process; follow the current in-app guide.
Only 2.4 GHz WiFi is supported.
After more than 30 minutes waiting, WiFi disables automatically; reset WiFi before reconnecting.
On/off
Instructions from the manual
Turn on or off3 steps
Hold Power/Clean to turn on; its power light comes on and the robot enters standby.
Hold Power/Clean to turn off and end the cleaning cycle.
The robot cannot turn off while charging.
Filling the water tank
Instructions from the manual
Fill the clean water tank6 steps
Remove and open the clean water tank.
Fill with water to MAX, close the lid, lock the latch and refit.
Use only Roborock branded floor cleaner in the water tank to prevent corrosion or damage.
Excess cleaner may cause slipping and improper operation.
Do not use hot water, which can deform the tank.
Wipe off water marks before refitting.
Starting cleaning
Instructions from the manual
Start cleaning10 steps
Press Power/Clean.
The robot scans the room, divides it into zones, cleans zone edges then fills each zone in a zigzag, one zone at a time.
Start from the dock and do not move it so the robot can vacuum and return automatically.
Charge first if the battery is too low to start.
Before cleaning, tidy cables including the dock cable and valuables.
Loose items may be dragged, disconnect appliances or damage cables and property.
If cleaning finishes in less than ten minutes, the area is cleaned twice.
On low battery it returns to recharge then resumes where it stopped.
Mop mounts retract on carpet; you can also make carpets no-go zones in the app.
Before every task, confirm mop cloths are installed correctly.
Spot cleaning
Instructions from the manual
Spot cleaningView
In pause mode, hold Dock to clean a 1.5 m (4.9 ft) by 1.5 m (4.9 ft) square centred on the robot. It returns to the starting point and enters standby afterwards.
Pause
Instructions from the manual
Pause and resumeView
While running, press any button to pause. Press Power/Clean to resume or Dock to return to the dock. Manually placing a paused robot on the dock ends its current cleanup.
Sleep
Instructions from the manual
Sleep and automatic shutdown3 steps
After pausing for more than ten minutes, the robot sleeps and the power light flashes every few seconds.
Press any button to wake it.
It does not sleep while charging and shuts down automatically after more than twelve hours asleep.
Dnd mode
Instructions from the manual
Do Not Disturb modeView
Default DND is 22:00–08:00. Disable it or change its period in the app. DND prevents automatic cleanup resumption, dims the power light and lowers voice-prompt volume.
Mop washing
Instructions from the manual
Wash mop cloths7 steps
During cleaning, the robot decides when to return for mop washing and water refilling.
Tap Dock in the app during cleaning to send it back for washing.
While charging, hold Dock on the robot or tap Wash in the app to start washing manually.
Press any button to stop washing.
Start from the dock and do not move it for automatic washing.
Beware of hot water; do not touch the water outlet.
Set wash frequency and mode in the app.
Emptying
Instructions from the manual
Empty at the dock6 steps
Auto-emptying starts when the robot returns after cleaning.
To start manually, press Dock on the docked robot or tap Empty in the app.
Press any button to stop.
After a long period without auto-emptying, empty the dustbin manually and clear the air inlet for best performance.
Disable auto-emptying in the app if desired.
Avoid frequent manual emptying.
Drying
Instructions from the manual
Dry mop clothsView
Drying starts automatically after mop washing or completed cleaning. Tap Drying in the app to start or stop it manually. Change drying duration or disable auto-drying in the app.
Charging
Instructions from the manual
Return to charge3 steps
After cleaning the robot returns automatically to charge.
In pause mode, press Dock to send it back; its power light breathes during charging.
If it cannot find the dock, it returns to its starting location; place it on the dock manually.
System reset
Instructions from the manual
Reset the systemView
If a button receives no response or the robot cannot turn off, press Reset to reset automatically. Scheduled cleaning, WiFi and other settings return to factory settings.
Restoring factory settings
Instructions from the manual
Restore factory settings2 steps
If the robot still does not work correctly after system reset, turn it on.
Hold Dock while pressing Reset until the Restoring factory settings voice prompt; it returns to factory settings.
Main brush
Instructions from the manual
Clean the main brush10 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
Clean every two weeks and replace every six to twelve months.
Turn over the robot and press the main brush latches to remove its cover.
Pull out the brush and remove its bearing.
Turn the end caps in the indicated unlocking direction to remove them.
Clear hair and dirt from both brush ends.
Reinstall the main brush.
Refit its cover: seat all four teeth fully in their slots, then press the cover until it clicks locked.
Wipe the brush with a wet cloth; if wet, air-dry away from direct sunlight.
Do not use corrosive cleaning fluids or disinfectants.
Side brush
Instructions from the manual
Clean the side brush3 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
Clean monthly; replace every three to six months.
Unscrew its screw, remove and clean the brush, refit it and tighten the screw.
Omni-directional wheel
Instructions from the manual
Clean the omnidirectional wheel6 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
Clean as required.
Use a tool such as a small screwdriver to pry out the axle and take out the wheel.
Its bracket cannot be removed.
Rinse wheel and axle with water to clear hair and dirt.
Dry, refit and press firmly in place.
Main wheel
Instructions from the manual
Clean the main wheelView
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it. As required, wipe the main wheel with a soft, dry cloth.
Dustbin
Instructions from the manual
Clean the dustbin6 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
As required, open the robot top cover and press the bin latch to remove it.
Open the washable filter and empty the bin.
Fill the bin with clean water, reinstall the filter, gently shake and pour out dirty water.
Use only clean water without cleaning liquid to prevent blockage.
Leave the bin and washable filter to dry.
Washable filter
Instructions from the manual
Clean the washable filter5 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
Clean every two weeks and replace every six to twelve months.
Remove the filter, rinse repeatedly and tap out as much dirt as possible.
Do not touch its surface with hands, brush or hard objects.
Let it dry thoroughly for at least 24 hours, then refit.
Mop cloths
Instructions from the manual
Clean and refit mop cloths5 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
Clean as required and replace every one to three months.
Remove cloths from their mounts, clean and air-dry them.
Stick cloths firmly in position.
Dirty cloths affect washing performance; clean them before use.
Robot sensors
Instructions from the manual
Clean robot sensors2 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
As required, wipe all sensors with a soft, dry cloth: dock locator, Reactive AI obstacle-recognition sensor, wall sensor, communication sensor, carpet sensor and all five cliff sensors.
Moving dock
Instructions from the manual
Move the dockView
Lift and move the dock. Do not lift directly by its base, water-tank handles or dust-container cover, because it could fall off. Secure water tanks when moving it.
Dirty water tank
Instructions from the manual
Clean the dirty water tank4 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
As required, open its lid and empty dirty water.
Fill with clean water, close lid and shake.
Empty the water, close lid and reinstall.
Charging contact areas
Instructions from the manual
Clean charging contactsView
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it. Monthly, wipe charging contacts on robot and dock with a soft, dry cloth.
Replacing disposable dust bag
Instructions from the manual
Replace the disposable dust bag8 steps
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it.
Replace as required.
Remove the dust-container cover, pull the bag out in the indicated arrow direction and discard.
Its handle seals on removal against leakage.
Always install a bag before closing the cover to avoid auto-emptying without a bag; auto-emptying can also be disabled in the app.
Wipe around the filter with a dry cloth.
Insert a new disposable bag along its slot and unfold it for best emptying.
Close the cover securely to seal it.
Cleaning tank
Instructions from the manual
Clean the cleaning tankView
Before maintenance, switch off the product and unplug it. As required, remove the cleaning tank. Rinse it and its filter with water. Reinstall the cleaning tank.
Environmental protection description
Instructions from the manual
Remove the battery for disposal only7 steps
Use only when disposing of the robot, never for daily operation.
Battery chemicals can pollute the environment; remove the pack and recycle it through local authorities or a battery-recycling facility.
Run the robot away from the dock until its battery is empty.
Turn it off, unscrew and remove its battery cover, press the latch to disconnect the battery connector and remove the battery.
Before removal, confirm the battery is fully drained and robot disconnected from dock.
Remove the entire pack without damaging its casing to prevent shorts or hazardous leakage.
If battery fluid contacts you, rinse thoroughly with water and seek immediate medical care.
Important safety instructions
Instructions from the manual
Important safety instructions21 steps
WARNING: Use indoors and avoid wet surfaces.
WARNING: Read the instruction manual.
WARNING: The brush can start unexpectedly; disconnect the main brush before cleaning or servicing.
WARNING: Do not treat the appliance as a toy.
Supervise closely around children, pets and plants.
WARNING: Follow the manual and use only manufacturer-recommended attachments.
WARNING: Do not use with a damaged plug or cord.
Return to a service centre if malfunctioning, dropped, damaged, left outdoors or dropped in water.
WARNING: Do not pull, carry or handle by the cord, trap it in doors, or drag it around sharp edges.
WARNING: Do not run over the cord; keep it away from hot surfaces.
WARNING: Unplug by grasping the plug, never the cord.
WARNING: Do not touch the charger, plug or terminals with wet hands.
WARNING: Keep openings unobstructed and clear of dust, lint, hair and anything restricting airflow.
WARNING: Keep hair, loose clothes, fingers and body parts clear of openings and moving components.
WARNING: Do not collect flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline, or operate where they may be present.
WARNING: Do not collect burning or smoking material, including cigarettes, matches or hot ashes.
WARNING: Do not operate without a dust bag.
WARNING: Prevent accidental startup: switch off before connecting a battery, lifting or carrying.
A finger on the switch or energising a switched-on appliance can cause accidents.
WARNING: Recharge only with the specified charger; a charger intended for another pack can cause fire.
WARNING: Use only designated battery packs to avoid fire or injury.
Warning
Instructions from the manual
Battery and appliance safety warnings17 steps
WARNING: Switch off before adjustments, accessory changes or storage to prevent accidental startup.
WARNING: Keep an unused battery away from clips, coins, keys, nails, screws and other metal that could bridge terminals; shorting can cause fire or burns.
WARNING: Avoid ejected battery liquid.
Rinse accidental contact with water; also seek medical help for eye exposure.
The liquid can cause burns or irritation.
WARNING: Do not use a damaged or modified pack or appliance; unpredictable behaviour can cause fire, explosion or injury.
WARNING: Keep packs and appliance away from fire and excessive heat; exposure above the printed 130 °C (265 °F) warning threshold may cause explosion.
WARNING: Follow charging instructions and stay within the specified temperature range; improper charging can damage the battery and increase fire risk.
WARNING: A qualified repair person must service the product with identical replacement parts.
WARNING: Do not modify or repair the appliance or pack beyond the permitted use-and-care instructions.
WARNING: Do not operate outside 4–40 °C (39–104 °F), or over liquid or sticky material.
WARNING: Clear other appliances’ cords from the cleaning area.
WARNING: Do not operate around unattended babies or children, or a person lying on the floor.
WARNING: Do not operate near lit candles or fragile objects on the floor.
WARNING: Do not operate where it could hit furniture holding lit candles.
WARNING: Children must not sit on the robot or dock.
WARNING: Be aware of the trip hazard while the automatic floor cleaner operates.
Fcc/ic statement
Instructions from the manual
Radio or television interference7 steps
Unapproved changes may void authority to operate.
Household use only; save the instructions.
If harmful radio or television interference is confirmed by turning the equipment off and on, try these measures.
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase separation between equipment and receiver.
Connect equipment to an outlet on a different circuit from the receiver.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.
Mpe requirements
Instructions from the manual
RF separationView
Maintain at least 20 cm between the device antenna and people during operation for FCC/IC RF exposure requirements. Operation closer is not recommended.
Holiday energy saving function
Instructions from the manual
Holiday energy saving mode3 steps
With the robot docked, hold Dock for 10 seconds or until an alert sounds to activate Holiday mode.
It enters low-power mode, dims the LED and stops non-charging functions including cleaning and WiFi remote control.
Hold Dock for 10 seconds until the LED brightens to deactivate Holiday mode.
A
Instructions from the manual
Robot and dock overview diagramsView
Use the complete model-specific keys to identify robot and tank-dock components.
B
Instructions from the manual
Dock assembly and positioning diagramsView
Follow the reviewed dock assembly and placement instructions.
Dock base, cable and mop assembly, placement clearance and charging. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
Diagram key
B2: Dock and mop-module assembly.
B2-1: Hard flat floor; press both base sides then middle connection.
B2-2: Click confirms attachment, arrows at both base sides.
B2-3: Connect rear cable and store excess; cable can exit either side.
B2-4: Align and install mop axles.
B2-5: Click confirms installation.
B3: Dock placement with good WiFi, against wall, on hard flat floor; plug in and confirm status light.
B3-1: About 0.9 m(2.9 ft)height.
B3-2: About 0.4 m(1.3 ft)length.
B3-3: About 1.2 m(3.9 ft)width.
B4: Hold Power/Clean to turn on; steady light, place on powered dock to charge; press Dock for automatic return.
B4-1: Dock status light off and robot power light breathing means charging.
D
Instructions from the manual
Main and side brush maintenance diagramsView
Switch off and unplug before maintenance. Follow the complete main and side brush care instructions.
Main-brush parts, removal and secure refitting, plus side-brush care. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
Diagram key
D: Routine maintenance: switch off and unplug first.
D1: Main brush: clean every 2 weeks; replace every 6–12 months.
D1-1: Main-brush cover.
D1-2: Main-brush cover latches, both positions.
D1-3: Main brush.
D1-4: Main-brush caps, both ends.
D1-5: Main-brush bearing.
D1-6: Turn over robot; press latches to remove cover.
D1-7: Pull out brush, remove bearing, rotate caps in shown unlocking directions; remove hair/dirt from both ends.
D1-8: Reinstall main brush.
D1-9: Seat all four cover teeth in slots and press cover until it clicks. Wipe brush with wet cloth; if wet, air-dry away from direct sunlight. No corrosive cleaning fluids or disinfectants.
D2: Side brush: clean monthly; replace every 3–6 months. Unscrew, remove, clean, reinstall and tighten screw.
Wheel, dustbin, filter, mop and sensor diagramsView
Switch off and unplug before maintenance. Follow the reviewed care instructions; let the filter dry thoroughly for at least 24 hours before refitting.
Dustbin emptying and rinsing, filter removal, rinsing and complete 24-hour drying sequence. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
Diagram key
D5-2: Open washable filter and empty dustbin.
D5-3: Fill bin with clean water only, reinstall filter, gently shake and pour out dirty water. No cleaning liquid.
D5-4: Leave bin and washable filter to dry.
D6: Washable filter: clean every 2 weeks, replace every 6–12 months; switch off and unplug before maintenance.
D6-1: Remove filter.
Tap and water symbols: Rinse with clean water.
Washable-filter rinsing and complete 24-hour drying sequence. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
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D6-2: Rinse repeatedly and tap out dirt. Do not touch filter surface with hands, brush or hard objects.
D6-3: Dry thoroughly for at least 24 hours before refitting.
24-hour clock: At least 24 hours drying for washable filter.
All sensor locations, including five cliff sensors. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
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D8: As required, wipe sensors with soft dry cloth after switching off and unplugging.
D8-1: Dock locator.
D8-2: Reactive AI obstacle-recognition sensor.
D8-3: Wall sensor.
D8-4: Communication sensor.
D8-5: Carpet sensor.
D8-6: All five cliff sensors, including repeated positions.
Dock bag and cleaning tank diagramsView
Switch off and unplug before maintenance. Follow the reviewed bag replacement and cleaning tank instructions.
Remove the dust-container cover. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
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D12: Replace bag as required; switch off and unplug first.
D12-1: Remove dust-container cover.
Remove the used bag, fit and unfold its replacement, then seal the cover. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
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D12-2: Pull disposable bag out in arrow direction and discard; handle seals it against leakage.
D12-3: Wipe around filter with dry cloth; insert new bag along slot and unfold. Always fit bag before cover to avoid bagless emptying; auto-emptying may be disabled in app.
D12-4: Close dust-container cover securely to seal it.
Remove and rinse the cleaning tank and filter, then refit. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
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D13: Cleaning tank: clean as required; switch off and unplug first.
D13-1: Remove cleaning tank along arrow.
D13-2: Rinse removed tank and filter with water; retain all water arrows.
D13-3: Reinstall cleaning tank along arrow.
Tap and water symbols: Use water for rinsing removed tank and filter.
Controls and parts
See the manual diagrams 2 diagrams
Robot top, underside and upper-cover-open parts. US QR0PEP robot/EWFD16LRR tank dock only; automatic-plumbing variant excluded.
