Makita DRC300 Instruction Manual page 28

11. Put the dust box back in the robotic cleaner and push the top cover to close
until it clicks.
When closing the top cover, be careful not to get your fingers caught.
NOTICE
• Do not use the robotic cleaner with the filter removed. Do not use the robotic
cleaner with the filter damaged or dirty.
• The filter can be washed with water. Wash away the dust with water at regular
intervals (every one to two months).
• When the filter deteriorates, replace it with a new filter.
• The filter is a consumable and thus it is recommended to prepare a spare.
• Do not damage the filter by scouring it with a hard object such as a brush or a
spatula.
• Do not clean the HEPA filter with an air blower or a pressure washer because
it is easily damaged.
Precautions to take when caring for the underside of
the robotic cleaner
• Take out the dust box before performing maintenance. (See page 21.) Not
doing so can cause dust to fall from the opening.
• Turn the robotic cleaner upside down before caring for the side brushes, main
brush, underside of the robotic cleaner, and wheels.
• During maintenance, lay a thick mat or something so that the robotic cleaner
and the floor surface are not damaged and so that the LiDAR sensor is not
subjected to pressure.
• Do not press the undersurface of the robotic cleaner hard with the robotic
cleaner turned upside down. Pressing it hard can cause damage to the
robotic cleaner.
Caring for and replacing the side brushes
• If an error indication (see page 28) is made, or dust and hair are caught in
a side brush, care for the side brush.
• When the bristles of a side brush are bent or fall out, replace it with a new
one.
• When a side brush does not rotate or is hard to rotate, remove the side brush
and then care for it.
1. Turn the robotic cleaner upside down on a mat, etc.
2. Slide the lock lever of the side brush to (release mark).
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1. Lock lever 2. Side brush
3. Remove the side brush.
4. Remove hair and dust caught in the side brush using tweezers or other tools.
5. Attach the side brush to the robotic cleaner. (See page 13.)
Caring for and replacing the main brush
• If an error indication (see page 28) is made, or dust and hair are caught in
the main brush, care for the main brush.
• If the bristles of the main brush wear and are becoming shorter, replace the
main brush.
1. Turn the robotic cleaner upside down on a mat, etc.
2. Unhook the hooks of the main brush cover.
3. Remove the main brush cover.
Do not disassemble the main brush cover.
4. Remove the main brush.
ENGLISH
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