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SPOT Button (Spot Cleaning Button)
CLEAN Button (Auto Clean Button)
HOME Button (Return to Station Button)
Power Switch
"I"=ON,
"O"=OFF.
Note: Keep the Water Tank Plug properly. Each time, after you have filled it, cover the Plug before installing the UFO Water Tank in the Robot.
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Put furniture, such as chairs and floor fans, in their proper place. Put away low items such as scales to ensure the maximum cleaning space.
During the first use, make sure each room door is open to help the Robot fully explore your house.
It may be necessary to place a physical barrier at the edge of a drop to stop the Robot from falling over it.
Put away objects such as wires, cloths, or slippers that may be on the floor to improve the mapping and cleaning efficiency.
Before using the Robot on a rug with tasseled edges, please fold the edges under the rug.
Note: Do not use the mopping function on the carpet.
Please do not stand in narrow spaces such as hallways so as to avoid preventing the Robot from identifying the area to be cleaned.
Please make sure that the Robot has created a home map in the yeedi App before it starts cleaning.
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Network setup steps:
![]() | Slowly flashing white light | Disconnected from Wi-Fi or waiting for home Wi-Fi connection |
Rapidly flashing white light | Connecting to home Wi-Fi | |
Solid white | Connected to home Wi-Fi |
Note: If you have any problems during the Wi-Fi setup process, refer to the Troubleshooting section in this manual.
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Indicator Light | Display Status | Robot Status |
CLEAN Indicator Light | The light blue light is solid on | Have a cleaning task |
The red light is solid on | Low power/power off charging | |
The red light flashes | Robot alarm status | |
The white light is | Standby/network setup | |
solid on | succeeded/Base Station docking successful | |
The white light is flashing | Charging/Start up/Robot loading/Firmware update | |
HOME Indicator Light | The white light is solid on | Return to Station |
SPOT Indicator Light | The light blue light is solid on | Spot Cleaning |
Ambient Light of the Station | The light blue light is solid on | Working/Charging |
The left red light is solid on | Dirty water bucket out of place/full of water | |
The right red light is solid on | Dust Bag out of place |
To keep the Robot cleaning at peak performance, perform maintenance tasks and replace parts with the following frequencies:
Robot Parts | Maintenance Frequency | Replacement Frequency |
Easy-to-Clean Mopping Pad | / | Every 3-6 months |
Edge Brushes | Once every 2 weeks | Every 3-6 months |
Multi-Surface Main Brush | Once per week | Every 6-12 months |
Washable Filter | Once per week | Every 3-6 months |
Edge Detection Sensors Vision and Laser Fusion Navigation System Universal Wheel Anti-Drop Sensors Robot Charging Contacts Station Charging Contacts Pins | Once per week | / |
Detachable Base and Filter | Once every 2 weeks | / |
Dirty Water Tank | After each mopping | / |
Note: yeedi manufactures various replacement parts and fittings. Please contact Customer Service for more information on replacement parts.
Please wipe with a clean soft cloth, and do not use detergent.
Please wipe with a clean soft cloth, and do not use detergent.
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Clean Multi-Surface Main Brush
Remove any foreign objects caught in the Multi-Surface Main Brush with the Multi-Function Cleaning Tool.
Note: Before cleaning the Robot, turn it OFF.
Note: Please check regularly whether the Edge Brushes, Main Brush, Driving Wheels and Universal Wheel have picked up excessive amounts of hair or trapped foreign objects to avoid abnormal sound during cleaning.
Note: After rinsing, please dry the Detachable Base and Filter with a soft cloth or put in a cool place. Do not expose to direct sunlight to avoid deformation of the Detachable Base or Base Filter.
Note: Be sure to lower the Scrubber.
Problems encountered during use can refer to the following solutions.
No. | Malfunction | Possible Causes | Solutions |
1 | Unable to connect the Robot to the App (Wi-Fi Model) | The maximum number of devices connected to the router has been reached. |
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Incorrect Wi-Fi username or password entered. | Connect to the Wi-Fi and enter the correct username and password. | ||
The Robot is not within range of your home Wi-Fi signal. | Make sure the Robot is within range of your home Wi-Fi signal. | ||
Network setup started before the Robot was ready. | Network setup can only be performed when the Robot is ready. Press the SPOT and HOME Buttons at the same time for 2 seconds. When you hear the voice prompt, the Robot is ready for network setup. | ||
No 2.4GHz network. | The Robot does not yet support 5GHz networks. Enable the 2.4GHz network during network connection. Wi-Fi network requirements:
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2 | The Robot is unable to charge. | The Robot is not turned ON. | Turn ON the Robot. CLEAN white light flashing indicates that the Robot has started charging. |
Charging Contacts are dirty. | Please check whether the Charging Contacts of the Cube Station and the Robot are dirty or clean by referring to the "Maintenance" section of the manual. | ||
The Cube Station is not connected to the power supply. | Make sure that the Cube Station is connected to the power supply. | ||
The battery is completely discharged. |
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3 | Situations such as disorderly routes, deviation, repeated cleaning and small area leakage may occur when the Robot is working. | The Robot will make a back-and-forth exploration for the whole home environment during initial mapping. |
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Dust accumulates on the sensor surface. | Please wipe the Laser Sensor in front of the Robot and the Visual Sensor at the top of the Robot regularly with a dry cloth. | ||
Power cords, slippers and other objects placed on the ground will affect the normal operation of the Robot. |
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Working on freshly waxed and polished floors, resulting in reduced friction between the Driving Wheels and the floor. | Please have the Robot clean the floor after the wax has dried. | ||
The Robot may not be able to enter narrow areas to clean due to the layout of your house and the location of the furniture. |
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4 | The Robot gets stuck while working and stops. | The Robot is tangled with something on the floor (electrical wires, curtains, carpet fringing, etc.). |
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5 | The Robot makes a lot of noise when cleaning. | The Edge Brushes and Multi-Surface Main Brush may be tangled, or the Dustbin and Filter may be stuck. | Clear out any stuck debris regularly. Please refer to the "Maintenance" section of this manual. |
The Robot's Driving Wheels or Universal Wheel are/is stuck. | Clear the wheels. Please refer to the "Maintenance" section of the manual. | ||
The Robot is in Max and Max+ Mode. |
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6 | The Easy-to-Clean Mopping Pad is installed, but no water is coming out of the Robot while it mops. | The UFO Water Tank is short of water. | Make sure the UFO Water Tank is filled with water before each cleaning task. |
The Robot did not start cleaning from the Station. |
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The water outlets on the bottom of the Robot are clogged. | Clean the water outlets on the bottom of the Robot with a clean cloth and start it to check whether water is coming out normally. If water is still not coming out, please contact after-sales service. | ||
7 | There will be a voice prompt stating "Please install the UFO Water Tank". | The UFO Water Tank is not installed properly. | Please press hard when installing until you hear a "click", to ensure that the UFO Water Tank is installed correctly. |
8 | The Robot leaves behind dust or debris while cleaning. | The blocking plate of the Dustbin or the Dust Disposal Port is stuck by debris. | Please clear the debris. |
9 | The Robot returns to charge before it has finished cleaning. | The room is so large that the Robot needs to return to recharge. |
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In the case of a very complex home environment, cleaning time may be prolonged and the Robot may return to charge before the work has been finished. |
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10 | The Robot could not find the Cube Station signal and is unable to return to the Station. | The Cube Station is not positioned correctly. | Please position the Cube Station correctly by following the instructions in the Mapping and Cleaning section of the manual. |
The Cube Station is powered off |
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The Cube Station was moved manually while the Robot was cleaning. | Do not manually move the Cube Station while the Robot is cleaning. | ||
The Robot did not start from the Cube Station. | Have the Robot start from the Cube Station in the Auto Clean and Area Clean modes. | ||
The recharge route is blocked, for example:
| Please open the door of the room where the Cube Station is located and keep the way to the recharge point clear. | ||
11 | The Robot cannot return to the Cube Station. | The Robot has slipped. |
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Detachable Base is not installed properly. |
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The Robot positioning has failed and it cannot find the Cube Station. |
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12 | Warnings relating to the Driving Wheels | The Driving Wheels are tangled or stuck by foreign objects. | Please rotate and press the Driving Wheels to check whether any foreign objects have become tangled with or stuck to them. If yes, please clean them up promptly. |
13 | The Cleaning Sink of the Cube Station is full of water that cannot be sucked out. There is a voice alarm stating that the sink is full of water. | The Dirty Water Tank is not installed properly. | Press the Dirty Water Tank down to ensure proper installation and the indicator light shall be solid blue. |
The Dirty Water Tank is full. | Please clean up the dirty water in the Dirty Water Tank and reset. | ||
There are foreign objects at the water inlet of the Cleaning Sink. | Ensure that there are no foreign objects blocking the Cleaning Sink water inlet. Remove the Filter from the Base and reinstall it after removing any foreign objects. | ||
The above has been performed but the voice alarm remains. | Unplug the power socket of the Cube Station and replug in. |
Model | YDAX11 | |
Rated Input | 20V ![]() | |
Charging Time | About 6.5 h | |
OMNI Station Model | CH2251 | |
Rated Input (Charging) | 220-240 V~ 50-60 Hz 0.3 A | |
Power(Washing Mopping Pads) | 35W | |
Power(Drying) | 90W | |
Power (Emptying) | 1000 W | |
Rated Output | 20 V ![]() | |
Frequency bands | 2400-2483.5MHz | |
Networked Standby Power | Less than 2.00W |
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