Makita DRC300 Instruction Manual page 15

• For walls made of fragile material (e.g., a mud wall, a decorated door or
sliding door, or a folding screen), place objects that serve as a wall in front of
them so that they will not be damaged.
• Unstable objects and objects that fall down easily should be moved to another
room.
• Move equipment and devices with a controller located on the same level as
the robotic cleaner.
• Put away burning candles and easily breakable objects.
• For objects with casters such as a truck and a wheelchair, and light chairs
that move easily, lock the casters or put them away.
• Make sure that power cables are laid alongside a wall so that the robotic
cleaner will not be caught in them.
• Put away long, thin objects such as a cord and a belt.
• Put away small goods that are easily sucked in and valuable goods.
• Put away objects that block the passage of the robotic cleaner, such as a
work table, a chair, a tool, and a plate.
• If animal excrement or other liquid wastes are sucked in, the robotic cleaner
may malfunction. Clean them up.
• Make sure that the tassels of a mat or other coverings are tucked inside.
• Lift the hem of a curtain, etc. that hangs down on the floor. The hem may get
caught in the main brush, etc.
• Put away thin, slippery rugs, such as a mat and a carpet. The rugs and side
brushes may be damaged.
• Put away thin paper and cloth, plastic bags, etc.
• In a place leading to outside, close the doors to prevent the robotic cleaner
from going to outside. If the doors cannot be closed, do not use the robotic
cleaner. In addition, close the doors of rooms that the robotic cleaner should
not enter.
• The robotic cleaner may not be able to run properly on a slippery floor
surface. Check the condition of the floor before use.
• Ensure a pathway of 80 cm or more for cleaning.
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