What is the proper setup process for the robotic window cleaner?

To set up the unit, first attach the cleaning cloths to the dual pads and fill the integrated water storage tank. Next, connect the power cord and attach the safety rope to a fixed point. Finally, place the robot on the glass surface and turn on the power switch.

How does the automatic window cleaning process work?

The robot uses strong 5600Pa vacuum suction for secure adhesion to the glass. Cleaning is achieved via dual rotating pads that alternate between sucking and rubbing cycles. Water mist spray is integrated to help remove stubborn stains and grime.

What types of surfaces can I use this cleaner on?

This unit is designed for smooth, non-porous glass surfaces, including windows, mirrors, and glass patio doors. It is suitable for both indoor and exterior cleaning tasks.

Can this robot clean areas like shower glass or high-rise windows?

Yes, it can be used for wiping bathroom mirrors and shower glass, and it is designed for safely cleaning high-rise apartment windows from inside. The included 14ft safety rope and harness support these tasks.

What routine maintenance is required for the window cleaning robot?

Routine care involves washing the microfiber cloths after each use and emptying/rinsing the water tank. You should also clean the exhaust vent and the receiving window of any accumulated dust.

What surfaces should I avoid using this cleaner on?

You must only use the robot on smooth, non-porous glass. The unit should avoid frosted, cracked, or dirty frames, as these surfaces are not supported.

What should I do if the suction power fails or the robot stops moving?

If the suction is weak or the light turns red, check the pad seal and ensure the glass is clean. If there is no movement, verify the power connection and check for clear obstacles in the path.