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alcove TM Owner's Manual Robotic Vacuum Important Use, care, •Safety Information HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY Model# NPVWM Made in China

Table of Contents We Ico me-----------------------------------------01 Important Safety lnstructions--------------02 Product and Accessories--------------------03 About the Robot--------------------------------04 Fun cti o n-----------------------------------------0 5 Smart System Cleaning System Get Started--------------------------------------08 Remove the Protective Packaging Install and Charge the Battery Install the Recharging Base How to Use the Robot-------------------------10 The Robot Remote Control How to Start Cleaning Time Setting and Schedule Cleaning How to Pair the Device Tips before Using the Robot Robot Mai ntenance---------------------------18 Troubleshooting and Error Codes---------21 Spee ifi cati o n-----------------------------------22 WeBack APP instructions --------------------23

WELCOME Dear Valued Customers: Thank you for choosing our new generation robotic vacuum cleaner. As smart home appliances have entered millions of homes in the world, it is wise to choose the best smart home appliances to enjoy the comfort and ease of our lives. For the best performance of this product, please kindly read through this manual carefully before using this product. 01

Important Safety Instructions ,&. Please read the following safety and operation instructions thoroughly before using this robot. Please keep this manual for future reference. ,&. To avoid electric shock, do not expose the electronics of your robot, and use indoors in a dry location only. 01. Children under the age of 8 or persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities should not use this robot without the supervision of parents or others. 02. Do not disassemble, fix, or remodel any part of this robot. 03. Never touch the battery charger pod with any metal or electricity-conducted material. 04. Never touch the robot and any other parts with wet hands, including the battery charger, power plug and power cord. 05. Avoid putting heavy items onto the power cord which might damage it. 06. Do not leave the robot outdoors. 07. Do not use this robot near any possible hazardous or explosive places. 08. Do not stand on the robot. 09. ONLY use attachments, accessories, and spare parts authorized by the manufacturer. 10. Do not use this robot in the places near any volatile materials. 11. Do not use the robot in a moist or wet environment. 12. Do not spray or pour liquids on your robot. 13. Do not expose it to direct sunlight, use in a room temperature environment only. 14. Do not use the robot to pick up sharp objects, glass, or anything that is burning or smoking. 15. Do not use this device to pick up spills of water bleach, paint, or anything wet. 16. It's not recommended to use the robot on long-pile carpet which may cause it to get stuck. 17. Be aware of the robot while it's working, be careful not to step on it. 18. Do not use the recharging base, power cord, or plug if they're damaged. They must be repl ced. 19. Do not heat up the battery or immerse the battery pack in any liquid. Do not crush the battery. • Before using the robot, it is recommended to clean up clothing, papers, plastic bags, pet hair, toys and fragile objects on the ground. • Tidy up small items, such as power cords, cables, and loose fringes of rugs to prevent any possibility of getting stuck. • Tidy up long-sagged curtains. Caution Notice ( Battery ): • Check the battery pack for any sign of damage or leakage. Do not charge damaged or leaking battery packs in case of fire or explosion. • If the robot won't be used for a long period of time, unplug the power cord and remove the battery from the robot then store it in a cool, dry place. •Wrap the contact points before recycling or discarding the battery. • If the skin or eyes is exposed to the leakage of the battery, wash the affected area with large amounts of water and seek medical advice. • When the battery is obsolete, do not discard it to the garbage bin which could cause environmental pollution. You may send it back to your local recycle center, repair center, or assigned agents for dispos 02

Product and Accessories 01.The Robot 02. Recharging Base 03. User Manual 04. Remote Control 05. Cleaning Brush 06. Adaptor 07. Battery 08. Side Brush and HEPA Filter 09. Hair Removal Tool 03 * Remove the protective strip 04 (ee 05 mny © (Inside the robot) 08 03

About the Robot Control Panel Bumper DC Inlet Dustbin Release Button ~ Cliff Sensors (xd) Roller Brush Front Wheel Recharging Contacts Power Switch 1 :ON O :OFF Side Brush (x2) l Wheels e Dustbin mm Ventilation Port

Smart System > Auto Recharge When the battery is lower than 25-30%, the robot will come back to its Recharging Base to recharge. > Anti-Collision The robot will start cleaning with soft-touch mode enabled, which means it will touch the obstacle gently and then turn away to continue cleaning. The robot might still bump into some narrow objects like the legs of desk or chair which is hard to detect. Remove fragile objects, especially expensive ceramics or valuables which could fall or break before cleaning. 05

>Anti-Falling There are Cliff Detect Sensors on the bottom of the robot to prevent the robot from falling down stairs. > Dirt Detect = The robot will automatically apply extra cleaning on concentrated areas of dirt, such as high-traffic zones of your home. Dustbin Full Detect Dirt Detect 06

Cleaning System >Cleaning Modes The robot will start in Auto Mode and will plan the best cleaning modes combination to ensure thorough cleaning. Spiral Special Bounce Wall Spiral Zig-zag Spiral Polygonal Spiral Following t >Floating Roller Brush Combined with our powerful vacuum suction, the roller brush can adapt to all floor types and remove the debris efficiently. 07

Remove the Protective Packaging Before using the robot, remember to remove the protective material. Install the Battery O Push the dustbin release button and pull out the dustbin. 8 Flip the robot over, and push the battery into the slot. @ Push the battery until the hook is completely locked. 9 Flip the robot over again, and insert the dustbin back. 0 Recharge the Battery • When the Power Button on the robot blinks red, this indicates that the battery level is low. • The robot will shut down the vacuum motor and return to the Recharging Base to recharge. • Users can also use the AC adaptor to plug into the robot directly to recharge the battery. • When the battery is fully recharged, the Power Button will light up a solid blue. The recharging process is about 3.Shr. 08

Install the Recharging Base Installation • The Recharging Base must be DC Inlet positioned on an even floor surface against a wall. • Position it at a proper location with at least a 0.6m (2 ft.) clearance around. • Connect the AC adaptor to the power socket on the rear side. Only use the AC adaptor provided. Wire slot Please secure the cable of adapter • The LCD display on the Recharging into the slot at the Base will turn on when it is plugged in. back of the base • Always keep the Recharging Base power plugged in. Docking Test • Leave the robot on the floor somewhere near the Recharging Base. • Press the "Home" button on the remote control. • The robot will return to the Recharging Base automatically. • If the robot fails to dock, check the installation process to make the necessary adjustments to the Recharging Base until the robot can dock properly. 09

The Robot Robot Panel Function (0« 00 $ VAC |@) HOME on g Y¥ |2 Timer Soft—Touch @ Start/Stop Button Press (D to activate the robot. Press again to start cleaning. To stop the robot, press (1) again or use the remote. Power Button Light System Status Red(Slow—blinking) Battery Level is low Blue(Slow—blinking) The battery is recharging Solid Blue The battery is fully recharged @©Timer Users can press or use the remote to select the cleaning time from 10, 20, 30, 8Omins. The robot will remember the previous time setting. ©Display of Timer/Cleaning Mode/Error Message There are 6 different cleaning patterns that the robot uses during the cleaning process Auto oBwN—J Special Bounce Spiral Wall—Following Zig—zag Polygonal Spiral Users can use the remote control to select cleaning modes which will display as numbers and "A"(Auto) When pressing 4t the robot will return home and display as "H". Error Messages: If there is something wrong, the robot will stop working immediately and show an error message on the display. Descriptions of error messages are shown below.(P.21) @Soft—Touch: When activated, the robot will slow down not to collide with any objects while cleaning. @ Vacuum Motor: Please ensure the vacuum motor is activated while cleaning to give best cleaning performance. @® HOME: Automatic recharge. 10

Remote Control All function buttons on the robot‘s front panel are available on the remote control. There are some additional buttons on the remote control shown below. 0 @ Power Button : Activate or Shut down the robot. @ @ @ @ Start/Stop Button : Activate or Stop the robot to perform cleaning. Direction Buttons: To control the movement manually. Timer Button: To set up the cleaning time. Home Button: Robot will come back to the Recharging Base to recharge. Mode Button: To manually set up the cleaning modes, users @ @ may find the current pattern code on the robot‘s display panel. A. Auto 1. Special Bounce 2. Spiral 3. Wall—Following 4. Zig—zag 5. Polygonal 0 @ Spiral Button: Spiral cleaning. © @ VAC Button: Press this button to activate or to shut down the vacuuming motor. @ Soft—Touch Button: Activate or Shut down the soft—touch. 11

How to Start Cleaning Before cleaning, it is recommended to clean up small items, like clothing, power cords, cables, and loose fringes of rugs. Check if the dustbin is full. If it is, empty it out. Press the Power Button to activate the robot. Use the remote to set up the preferred cleaning time or modes. Usually, the robot can clean a 5-7 square meter area in 10 minutes. It depends on the types of floors and the complexity of the space. Use the start/stop button on the robot panel or the remote to control the robot. 12

Time Setting $ mz ==t PUBT BOHO t| wWs.) G@ 52 n [ Week | tmaating Préss @ repeatedly. Press repeatedly to cycle through days. Press again to save the stting. Any schedled cleaning wil be actvated based on ts time on the Recharging Base. You must setthe tme before scheculing

Schedule Cleaning Users can only schedule cleaning when the robot is docked with the Recharging Base. Week Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su‘ U 0 ® Scheduler Press[ O Z ). Week M o Tu We Th Fr Sa Su‘ (274°0707 Press\ hour )repeatedly. Scheduler tC .L Week o Tu e Th Fr Sa Su‘ S ‘ad Press repeatedly. ul Scheduler Week We Th Press| week to show Mo, press again to select it, or leave it flashing for 8 seconds, when it will _ Scheduler E EEIIE switch to Tu automatically. Repeat the process until you‘ve selected the desired days. Week We Th 39 —3m E'l_._li_l Press O = again to save the setting. Auto Start When the robot is docked in the Recharging Base and recharging: o Press the button, The LCD display will show "AUTO", the robot will start one cleaning cycle as the battery is fully charged. 9 Press the button and hold it for 3 seconds, the robot will start cleaning immediately for one cleaning cycle. 14

How to Pair the Device ) The robot is already paired wih the Recharging Baso which can be used immediately. €) 1there is a reslacementmaintenance/neswadding ofthe robot and accessories, it wil need to pair up again €) Th robot can pairup to o Recharging Bases and two sonic walls. Only purchase the accessoriesfom the suthorized dealer. Pair a New Recharging Base © rress (1) on vacuum Robotto um t on. © Press and hotd n Vacuum Robot untl you hear two beaps, and the display panel shows "Cer. €) Check vacuum Robots status. Both lghtup Vacuum Robohas connscind to ho Recharging Bases alrsady. W\ [Gr] stnerightsup vaetwm Rabot has connectad to ony one Rechargng Sase Both areoff Vacsum Robot has not commmctad to any Recharging Base Press n the Recharging Base unyou hear bwo beegs, and eltherthe (8)0r 2 bution ights up © ress (Don Vacuum Rabotto exitparing mode. 0 Clear the Pairing Records € Press (1) on Vacuum Robotto turn it on. € Press and hold unt you hear two beeps, and the display panel shows "Ca" €) Press ard hold (6) again untl all four butions ight off

Tips Before Using The Robot Tl P#1 .• and Prepare the cleaning area and remove large debris, loose cables, wires, items that can be easily tangled with brush or knocked over. Remove small items that might block Remove vases, glasses, or small lamps etc. the robot's way for efficient cleaning. Remove plastic bags and long string or loose wires from the floor. Fold the rug edges that have loose ends under it. 16

The robot will make a beep when jammed. Turn off the robot. 17

Robot Maintenance To give the best cleaning performance, regular maintenanceis recommended. 1. Dustbin and Filter Basic Cleaning ) Press the Dustoin Release Button toremove the dustoin. € Press the side butn to relense the dust compartment © Remove the detris fiter €» Einply all dust and shake offal dobrc. © Remove the HEPA fiter ® Use the included brush to wipe outthe HEPA fiter and debrs fiter Deep Cleaning €». Gerefuly separate the dust compartment from the vacuum matorunt. @. centy wash the aust compartment and debris fte. © Dry them thorough‘y with a coth

2. Roller Brush 1. Remove the Roller Brush from the module. 2. Take out the cleaning tool included on the rear side of the Recharging Base. 3. Slide the cleaning tool through the Roller Brush. 3. Side Brush 1. Remove the side brush from the module. 2. Clean the side brush and install it back on the module. 4. Wheels and Sensor 1. Check and remove all debris and dirt. 2. Wipe all sensors gently with a dry cloth. 19

5. Recommended Robot Care Lo es Dustbin Afer each use C Once per week (twice a week in home HEPA Fillr with pots) Every 3 months Side Brush y S‘:‘fi,gg’) week (trice a week in home Every 8 months Floating Roller Once per week (twice a week in home Every 3 months Brush with pets) Whee! Ones every 2 weeks — Front Whee! Once every 2 weeks > Utrasonic Sensors Once per month e Ciff Sensors Once per month 6 Recharging Base Once per month 6 Please remove the battery if not using Battery for more than one month. Every 12 months Fuly recharged before using the battery. 6. Battery Care 1. Batfery is consumable, reqular replacement is suggested. Please contact Customer Service or purchase from an authorized dealer. 2. The battery porformance might be limited due to: * Intense vibration or drops. * Stored in the robot and unused for extended period of time. * Exposure to a high temperature environment like direct sunlight, a heater, and fireplace. * Used beyond the tomperature limit. (G2TF — 104°F) 3. For lang—term storage (more than a month}, remove the battory from the robat and keopit in a cool, dry place. 4. With proper care, the battery can last for many cleaning cycles.

Troubleshooting Problem Solutions • Check whether the power switch is turned on. Robot cannot be activated •Check whether the battery has been charged. • Replace the batteries in the remote control. (2 type AAA batteries). •Make sure the remote control is within range. {less than 3m). Robot suddenly stops •Check whether the power level is too low. working • Check whether the robot is stuck or trapped by an obstacle. • Check whether any debris blocks the suction inlet. The suction becomes weak • Empty the dust collector. • Clean the filter. • Check whether the Recharging Base is plugged into the outlet. • Remove objects within 1m to the right and left side and within Robot cannot find its 2m to the front. way home • Dust off the recharging contact pins with a dry cloth. • Ensure the Sonic Wall is not installed too close to the Recharging Base. The roller brush does •Clean the roller brush. not rotate • Check whether the roller brush has been installed properly. Robot's movements or • Clean the sensors carefully with a dry cloth. cleaning path are abnormal • Restart the robot. Error Codes 1;a.i1;.:.5 Cause Solution • The robot's cliff sensors are dirty. •Clean the cliff sensors with a dry cloth. E1 • The robot gets stuck or trapped • Turn off the robot and restart in a while cleaning. new location. E2 Make sure the robot's battery is installed The robot cannot be charged properly. properly. E3 The robot's bumper is stuck. Tap the robot bumper several times to dislodge any debris that may be trapped underneath. 21

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WeBack APP Instructions Disclaimer: This description is only used as a basic guide. Due to software upgrades, the content of the text interface has changed. Please refer to the actual APP interface. 1.Download and install ''WeBack" APP Scan QR code, download and install ; Or search "WeBack" APP in GoolePlay or Apple app store, download and install. IOS Google Play WeBack 2. Registration Enter the APP, enter the mobile phone or email account, set the password, click to get the verification code, and after receiving the verification code, enter the correct verification code to complete the registration. 23

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_ Sagd < Alexa Control < Google Home Control How to control your device with How to control your device Amazon Echo? through Google Home? Step 1: Add equipment Step 1: Add equipment Please add devices on the App homepage first Please add equipment on the first page of the and make sure that there are devices supporting App.. Supported. devices include:. sweeping Google Home in the device list. Currently robots, sockets, ights, etc supported devices are: sweeping robots, sockets, lights,eto Step 2: Modify the device note name Step 2: Modify the device note name Open the App homepage, clck "WeBack‘ below, select the corresponding device, cick the amall dot Open the App home page, click on the home in the upper right cornet of the device box to enter page, select the corresponding device, enter the the device‘s "Seftings* interface, and change the device‘s ‘Settings‘ Interlace, and modify the device deviee‘s note name to an Englith name that Echo into a nickname that Goole Home can easiy idently, easily recognizes, such as: Smart robot , Bedroom such as: Robot,Light, ete light, eto; Step 3: Set up Google Home Step 3: Set up Echo Use Google Home App to set Google Home Use the Alexa App or PC version smant speaker information; (ips//alexa amazon.com) to set. the Echo information in the menu ‘Setting‘ Step 4: Add Home Control Action Step 4: Add Skill Open Home App, enterthe ‘Home Gontrol" in the side navigation bar, add the device and select the Click "Home" on the Alexa App homepage to new service, login to the current Agp Appount n the enter the menu, select ‘Skl", search for "Wedack* new window. After the binding is successful, your and enter, click "Enable" to enable, and log in the device will appeor in the "Device" list of "Home "WeBackEchoount in the new window, Contorn Step 5: Gontrol the device Step 5: Control the device Click ‘Diecover Desice" on the Alexa App or give Use the command ‘O%, Google® to wake up the "Alexa, discover device" command to the Echo Google Home, and then directly use the command to After about 20 seconds, the Echo willinform you of control the. device. through Google: Home; for the number of discovered devices by yoice,and then example you can control the device through Echo voice; for @ Controlrobot example: Start cleaning OK, Google / Hey, Google ®@ Contralrobot Turn on robot —— Start cleaning: Alexa,tum on robot.| Turn 0 _ Stop cleaning OK, Google / Hey Google Yabot name Turn off robot > Stop cleaningAlexa,turn off robot » Starn charging OK, Google / Hey. Google Charge the ropot 28

6. Online Service If you have any questions, please contact online customer service. Eoalca PE PP CS ¢ Online service Hello,I‘m robot. Can I help you? {artificial customer service: 9.30 am to @ 8 pm on weekdays in Beljing time}.If you encounter any problems at other Hibemnating Ulrjns(s)sn, you C:i‘ é:grr::ac\ us by email robot Dence Scan yugeng@yg—ai. Shooting Image Video Suppor © & 3 Home imessage me 29

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement Caution: To maintain compliance with the FCC's RF exposure guidelines, place the product at least 20cm from nearby persons. CAUTION: Changes or modifications not approved by the party responsible for compliance could void user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. --Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. --Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. The user can find the FCC ID after remove the dustbin. 30


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