About Repair - Makita DRC300 Instruction Manual

Caring for the robotic cleaner
NOTICE
• Do not use thinner, benzine, alcohol, etc. because they can be a cause of
deterioration or discoloration.
• Do not use a sharp -pointed object (such as a toothpick) because it can be a
cause of breakage or damage.
Follow the table below in caring for parts of the robotic cleaner.
6
4
5
7
7
8
7
Number Part
1. Robotic cleaner surface
2. Interior of the robotic
cleaner (dust box housing)
3. Suction opening sponge
inside the robotic cleaner
4. Camera sensor
5. Ultrasonic sensor
6. LiDAR sensor
7. Cliff sensor
(5 locations)
8. Underside of the robotic
cleaner
9. Front face of the remote
control and its buttons
3
2
1
7
7
9
How to care
Wipe it clean with a cloth dampened
with water or diluted neutral detergent.
Wipe it clean with a cloth dampened
with water or diluted neutral detergent.
Take out the sponge and wash away
the dust on the sponge with water.
Wipe dirt off with a soft cloth or a cotton
swab while being careful not to cause
damage.
Wipe it clean with a cloth dampened
with water or diluted neutral detergent.
Remove dust and dirt inside the cover
of the LiDAR sensor.
Wipe dirt off with a soft cloth or a cotton
swab while being careful not to cause
damage.
Wipe it clean with a cloth dampened
with water or diluted neutral detergent.
Wipe dirt off with a dry cloth.

About repair

• If it is not possible to resume operation after removing the cause of a
notification or error indication (see page 28), turn the power off and then on
again.
• If the same notification or error is displayed repeatedly, ask the shop from
which you made a purchase or our sales office to do repair.
• Do not do repair by yourself. Be sure to ask the shop from which you made a
purchase or our sales office.
• When you ask for repair, bring the robotic cleaner together with the batteries
and charger.
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