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User Manual

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 2012 MONEUAL Inc. All rights reserved. The MONEUAL, MONCASO, MiNEW, RYDIS, SONAMU 

are trademarks, or registered trademarks of MONEUAL Inc. in the Republic of Korea and/or other countries.

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Robot cleaner RYDIS MR6550

Robot cleaner RYDIS MR6550

Ver 1.0

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Page 1: ...c All rights reserved The MONEUAL MONCASO MiNEW RYDIS SONAMU are trademarks or registered trademarks of MONEUAL Inc in the Republic of Korea and or other countries www moneual com Robot cleaner RYDIS MR6550 Robot cleaner RYDIS MR6550 Ver 1 0 ...

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Page 4: ...that a hand cannot reach and is not easy to clean such as under the bed under the sofa etc As the function that mainly cleans the dark floor space with no light Shadow cleaning mode allows the cleaning of the deep locations under a bed or a sofa that were impossible to clean with the existing vacuum cleaners The product provides the most suitable cleaning function and performance for the cleaning ...

Page 5: ...thium family or nickel family batteries and provides the high safety because it is strong against high temperature and has almost no risk of explosion The room indicator allows the user to set various cleaning zones It has not only a virtual wall function that blocks the cleaner from entering a space but also the function to divide the cleaning space into up to three sections for convenient cleani...

Page 6: ...leaning Mop cleaning Cleaning through manual control Setup of time and reservation Setting reservation Using the indicator Using the product in the room assortment mode Using through setup of cleaning areas Managing the product Language Selection Cleaning the dust box Replacing the filter Cleaning the Sensor Cleaning wheels Cleaning the dust inlet Battery usage and management Voice announcement li...

Page 7: ...e floor where robot cleaner operates The product is unable to travel to areas which are blocked by obstacles of certain height Do not install the product in a place exposed to direct sunlight Direct sunlight may cause discoloration of the product Adapters may cause electric shock or fire due to overheating during charging Do not install the charger on an inclined floor and do not cause impact to t...

Page 8: ...oo high a temperature Do not use the product at a temperature of 5 or lower or 35 or higher Do not operate robot cleaner with the dust box full It can cause reduction in suction power Check if the filter is inserted into the dust box If the robot gets activated with no filter it can cause product failure Prevent the main brush and the side brush from being clogged with hairs or other foreign subst...

Page 9: ...cting disconnecting the plug into from the receptacle make sure to do so by holding the plug part rather than pulling on the cord Do not touch the power cord with wet hands You can get shocked If robot cleaner touches water unplug the power plug and dry it completely before using again An electric shock or a fire may occur If water enters the product contact the service center Use the enclosed cha...

Page 10: ...ard the battery carelessly Putting old batteries near fire or direct sunlight for prolonged periods can cause fire and or explosion Discard used up batteries safely according to local regulations Do not place hot or flammable objects such as cigarettes candles heaters matches or gasoline near product The product can become badly damaged or a fire may break out Do not use the product near an explos...

Page 11: ... MR6500 B F G H L M N P 2800mA large battery Pack MR6500 C F I J L M O P Mopping Guard Cloth MR6500 D G I K L N O P Indicator MR6500 E H J K M N O P Main body Charger Charger sdapter Charger adapter power cord Remote control Battery 2x AAA Indicator Not supplied with the product Brush User manual Quick User Guide Dustcloth guard 2x Dustcloth Not supplied with the product Battery 2800mA 2x Side bru...

Page 12: ...s from the location detecting sensors and wheels They may prevent the robot cleaner from moving or cause errors See Page 35 for how to clean the location detecting sensor and wheels Children or the elderly may get frightened by the robot To prevent children or the elderly nearby from being taken aback make sure to explain details of product to them before operation Be careful that the robot cleane...

Page 13: ...on Mode Setup Button Power On Off Button Focused Cleaning Indicator Battery Lamp System Error Lamp Charging Mode Indicator Room Setup Indicator Daily Reservation Indicator 1 hour reservation setting indicator Automatic Cleaning Mode Indicator Suction input turbo indicator Shadow Cleaning Mode Indicator Dust box Air outlet Power switch Signal Receiver Control buttons and operation lamps 1 3 2 4 5 6...

Page 14: ...r Bottom Rear Location detecting sensor Wheels Charging terminal Side brush mounting pin Dust intake Main brush Dustcloth guard mounting hole Signal transmission sensor Mode switch button Distance setup button Indicator number setup button Battery cover Power button Adaptor jack 7 ...

Page 15: ...IS MR6550 User Manual 15 ENGLISH Charger Front Charger Rear Operation lamp Guide signal transmission sensor Charging terminal Adapter jack Adapter compartment Sensor Signal Distance Adjustment Switch 1 2 3 ...

Page 16: ... charger properly If the charger is installed in a site under direct sunlight automatic charging may not occur or the product can become discolored 03 Arrange the position of the charger Considering location of the charger and size of the house set the Sensor Signal Distance Adjustment switch as 5m to 8m to adjust the signal detecting distance of the robot cleaner If the robot cleaner fails to ret...

Page 17: ...se the side brushes screws and driver included in the box to install side brushes onto the underside of the main body Install the L side brush to the L position and R side brush to the R position If you do not want to use the dust cloth function skip this step and go to the next procedure 04 Install the side brushes 05 Attach the dust cloth guard onto the robot cleaner R L ...

Page 18: ...he battery If the adaptor whose output is more than 5V is connected be careful because the indicator may be damaged If the adaptor for the charger 18VDC is connected do not connect it because the indicator may be damaged 07 Place the robot cleaner in the charger with both hands to start charging Locate the robot cleaner and the charging terminal of the charger in contact When the robot cleaner is ...

Page 19: ... the product go back to the operation mode Select the cleaning mode Starts selected operation Stops current cleaning Acts as the OK button for various setup modes In manual cleaning moves the product forward and backward and make the product rotate in the left and right directions Selects setting values in setup of time and reservation Moves the robot cleaner with the charger Adjusts the strength ...

Page 20: ...opped and you press the Start Stop button the product will resume cleaning At this time the previous cleaning operation will be ignored and the automatic cleaning will be newly activated When automatic cleaning starts the focused cleaning mode is on If a certain period of time passes or an obstacle is detected the focused cleaning mode will turn off and the robot cleaner will start moving in strai...

Page 21: ... around it the cleaning may not be successful due to interference from them When the focused cleaning mode is expanded and an obstacle is detected it is not switched to the downsized mode From the current position the robot cleaner performs focused cleaning over the 1 m radius area You cannot select a different cleaning mode while the robot cleaner is cleaning or being charged In this case you nee...

Page 22: ...aning is completed the robot cleaner will return to the charger The robot cleaner performs cleaning by following the wall of a current room When the robot cleaner makes a full circle or detects the same signal from the charger it will stop cleaning Cleaning corners Main body button Remote controller button OK CHARGE VACUUM MODE START STOP INTENSIVE SHADOW AUTO MANUAL MUTE CORNER CL ROOM SEL MS RES...

Page 23: ...t starts working Use the product in this mode with the room light turned on In a dark room the product will not be able to recognize the space under the bed In a dark room the product may see the entire space as space under the bed Shadow cleaning It is possible to clean the spaces such as under a bed or furniture intensively Main body button Remote controller button OK CHARGE VACUUM MODE START ST...

Page 24: ... No selection status In the no selection status the product will perform cleaning in the same method as automatic cleaning Though the Robot cleaner can detect up to three rooms if rooms 4 and 5 are detected during cleaning they Will be cleaned separately After the cleaning is completed the product will move to the charger None Main body button Remote controller button Every time you press the butt...

Page 25: ...leaning mode In this mode the robot cleaner does not go Mop cleaning 01 Put a mop made of superfine fibers onto the mop guard 02 Install the mop guard to meet the mounting hole seen at the bottom of the main body 03 Press the Start Stop button Main body button Remote controller button OK CHARGE VACUUM MODE START STOP INTENSIVE SHADOW AUTO MANUAL MUTE CORNER CL ROOM SEL MS RESERVE OK CHARGE VACUUM ...

Page 26: ...ile charging If you only need a manual move without vacuuming this function is useful You can choose to manually operate the robot cleaner Cleaning in manual control mode OK CHARGE VACUUM MODE START STOP INTENSIVE SHADOW AUTO MANUAL MUTE CORNER CL ROOM SEL MS RESERVE START STOP Button 1 MANUAL Cleaning 2 DIRECTION Keys 3 OK CHARGE VACUUM MODE START STOP INTENSIVE SHADOW AUTO MANUAL MUTE CORNER CL ...

Page 27: ...e the motion control function of the remote controller you can manually control the robot in a convenient way Cleaning through manual control 2 control of the motion If no operations are detected for five 5 or longer seconds during motion control the motion control mode will be released OK CHARGE VACUUM MODE START STOP INTENSIVE SHADOW AUTO MANUAL MUTE CORNER CL ROOM SEL MS RESERVE OK CHARGE VACUU...

Page 28: ...ote controller Turning on off the power POWER button from the remote controller Slightly flick the remote controller toward left right The inhalation motor will start stop working Slightly pull the remote controller following the arrow Quickly flick the front of the remote controller upward 04 Use the motion shown in the figure below to manually control the robot ...

Page 29: ...FT RIGHT button from the remote controller Bend the fore part of the remote controller downward or pull it upward Turn the remote controller to the left right Forward move Turning counterclockwise Stop Stop the rotation Backward move Turning clockwise 05 To release the remote controller from the motion control mode press the motion control conversion key again ...

Page 30: ... start at the same time every day Setup of time and reservation Setting Reservation Mode Before making a reservation be sure to install the charger The reservation is available only with the remote controller If the battery is being charged at a reserved time the reservation cleaning will be executed after the charging is completed If robot cleaner is set to 1 hour reservation it completes 1 clean...

Page 31: ...ndicator against a wall on the floor at the entrance of a room 02 Press the Mode button to set the product into Indicator mode 03 Press the Distance button to set a door width If the indicator is put at a place 10cm or higher than the floor the robot cleaner may fail to identify it In general you can install the indicator at the position marked with the symbol seen in the figure below Up to three ...

Page 32: ...he button the lamp turns on 1 2 3 4 and 5 The INDICATOR NO that allows MR6500 to select the room for cleaning is 1 3 If two or more indicators are installed INDICATOR NO should not be duplicated If you do not want to clean the room with the indicator installed close the door INDICATOR NO DISTANCE 5M 3M 1M 5 4 3 2 1 MODE CLEAN AREA INDICA TOR ...

Page 33: ...perly understand the area If the signal does not reach the wall the robot cleaner may slip through the crack 01 Press MODE on the indicator to change the mode to CLEAN AREA When the lamp gets turned on repeatedly press the button until the Set cleaning areas lamp is turned on You can make the robot cleaner work only within a specified space gray area in the figure In addition to the example below ...

Page 34: ... be made It is recommended that you not install indicators in a place with the charger in it The emitting signals of the charger in the radius of 8 meters may be overlapped with the signals of indicators which can be ignored In this case it will become as if no indicator were installed Charger Emitting signals of the charger ...

Page 35: ...language selection mode 03 Press Start Stop button to select the country number 04 Languages changed by Start Stop button may differ depending on the product and the region it is sold in 05 Press the power button at the upper part of the main body to complete language setting in the selected language Voice announcements below are played in selected language Start automatic cleaning The cleaning is...

Page 36: ...Press the lever to lift the cover of the dust box 02 Pull out the dust box 03 Remove the dust filter 04 Empty the dust box The dust filter can be water cleaned After cleaning the filter with water let air dry In water cleaning the filter do not use any detergent ...

Page 37: ...robot cleaner Press the dust box cover until it clicks To reuse the filter you need to water clean it after removing it from the dust box For removal of the filter refer to Step 3 in the Cleaning the dust box section The life span of the filter is around six 6 months and can decrease depending on usage environment Any end of life filter will show a decrease in performance Replacing the filter Do n...

Page 38: ...ee 3 sensors as indicated in the figure with a brush or cotton swab If contamination is severe clean it with the wet swab Do not directly apply water benzene or alcohol to the sensors Turn each wheel while cleaning to clean the entire wheel Remove hairs and other foreign substances which can disturb operation of the wheels ...

Page 39: ... inlet cover 02 Remove the main brush by holding and lifting it 03 Clean the removed main brush with a cleaning brush 04 Insert the main brush back Check the groove shape and insert it into the fixing hole of the rubber brush Then fix the wing of the fixing pin to the fixing pin ...

Page 40: ...40 RYDIS MR6550 User Manual ENGLISH 05 Insert the dust inlet cover Insert the protruding part first Press the opposite side until the fixing pin is fully installed ...

Page 41: ...t cleaner for complete charging Two 2 hours for the 2800mA battery which can be purchased separately After charging is complete the robot cleaner can operate for around one 1 hour in medium suction power One hour and 40 minutes for the 2800mA battery which can be purchased separately In more complex or dirtier environments cleaning operation time on one charge may decrease If the robot cleaner is ...

Page 42: ...y please contact customer center 01 Press the Power button to turn off the robot cleaner 02 Loosen the four screws of the battery cover and lift it off 03 Pull out the battery pin and remove the battery Press the lock at the same time to pull out the battery pin 04 Replace with the new battery and insert the battery pin ...

Page 43: ...the battery from the main body before storing it Clean the dust intake and the dust box frequently If you use the product while it is filled with foreign substances and dust it can cause increase in rotation of internal motors and shorten the life span of the battery Charge the battery between each use of the product In charging or long term storage keep the product away from direct sunlight and f...

Page 44: ...ide brush Errors are generated The battery is discharged The dust box has been removed The robot cleaner is lifted from the floor The wheel is jammed The main brush is tangled or jammed in a foreign substance The side brush is tangled or jammed in a foreign substance Errors have occurred See the error code chart The automatic cleaning function is launched The corner cleaning operation is launched ...

Page 45: ...one or both wheels are overloaded Relocate the robot cleaner Remove foreign substances from wheels Action Cause The air intake pan is overloaded Remove foreign substances from the dust intake and empty the dust box Action Cause The main brush is overloaded Remove foreign substances hair etc from the main brush Action Cause The robot cleaner is charged without the battery Check if the battery is in...

Page 46: ...ox Action Cause The bumper keeps impacting and disrupting cleaning Remove foreign substances from the bumper Check if the bumper is properly installed Action Cause The fall warning keeps activating and disrupting cleaning If the floor is black relocate the robot cleaner Action Cause Others Please contact our service center for unknown other errors Action ...

Page 47: ...evel is louder than before 1 Check if there are any foreign substances around the brush 2 Check if the brush is properly inserted Q The robot works abnormally during cleaning 1 Check if the filter of the dust box is properly inserted 2 Check if there are any foreign substances around the brush Q Reserved cleaning mode won t set 1 Check if the dust cloth is inserted if ispurchased separately and th...

Page 48: ...ety for human life Company name Moneual Inc Product name Specific small output wireless device Authentication No KCC REM MOL RYDISMR6550 Company name Moneual Inc Device Electromagnetic compatible device Certification No KCC REM MOL MRD6500 RYDIS MR6550 Diameter 347 mm X Height 82 mm 2 674kg Cleaning Mode 25cm sec Moving Mode 20cm sec Maximum 60dB 2800mA Battery Maximum 70dB Maximum 20W 2800mA Batt...

Page 49: ...Electromagnetic compatible device Certification No KCC REM MOL MRI6500 Model Dimension Weight Power source Battery life Signal transmission distance IR RC 750 132 7 x 23 4 x 46 9mm LxHxW 0 06kg AAA alkaline batteries LR03 2EA 6 months 10m This wireless system can cause interference of radio waves and so it is not available for services related to safety for human life Company name Moneual Inc Prod...

Page 50: ...hin ten 10 days after the purchase Essential repairing is required within one 1 month after the purchase A replaced product gets faulty requiring essential repairing within one 1 month after the replacement No replacement is available The repairing company has lost the product requested for repairing by the customer Repairing is NOT available although parts for repairing are stored Repairing is NO...

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Page 53: ...dance 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 fo...

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