roborock Qrevo MaxV Robot Vacuum and Mop

• For use only with roborock EWFD16LRR or EWFD20LRR charger.
• Place the cords from other appliances out of the area to be cleaned.
• Do not operate the vacuum in a room where an infant or child is sleeping.
• Do not operate the vacuum in an area where there are lit candles or fragile objects on the floor to be cleaned.
• Do not operate the vacuum in a room that has lit candles on furniture that the vacuum may accidentally hit or bump into.
• Do not allow children to sit on the vacuum.
• Do not carry the product using dock base or dustbin.
• Place the dock on a flat floor away from fire, heat, and water. Avoid narrow spaces or locations where the robot may be suspended in the air.
• The product must be switched off and the plug must be removed from socket outlet when not in use, before cleaning or maintaining the product.
• This product can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the product in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the product. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.
• Do not dismantle, repair or modify the battery or charging dock.
• If the dock is placed in an area susceptible to thunderstorms or with unstable voltage, take protection measures.
• Connect to a properly grounded outlet only. See Grounding Instructions.

This appliance must be grounded. If it should malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding plug.

The plug must be inserted into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

WARNING – Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service person if you are in doubt as to whether the outlet is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance – if it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

This appliance is for use on a nominal 120-V circuit and has a grounding attachment plug that looks like the plug illustrated in sketch A in Grounding methods. Make sure that the appliance is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug.

No adaptor should be used with this appliance.

Grounding methods

• Keep the charging dock away from heat (such as radiators).
• Do not wipe the charging contacts with wet cloth or wet hands.
• Turn the robot off and use original packaging for shipment.
• If placing the robot into storage, charge it fully and turn it off before placing it in a cool dry place. Recharge it at least every three months to prevent the battery over discharging.
• Do not use the product when the temperature is higher than 40°C (104° F ) 40°\mathsf C or lower than 4°C (39° F ) , or there is any liquid or sticky substance on the floor.

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FCC/IC Statement

• Press and hold to turn the robot on or off
• Press to start cleaning

• White: Battery leve \geq 1 5%
• Red: Battery level < 1 5%
• Breathing: Charging or starting up
• Flashing red: Error
• Breathing blue: Remote viewing
• Steady blue: Voice-Alert active

• Press to return to dock/start emptying
• Press and hold to start spot cleaning/ mop washing

Press any button to stop the robot during cleaningNote: or docking.

A1-1—Dock Locator A1-2—Reactive AI Obstacle Recognition Sensor A1-3—LED Fill Light A1-4—Microphones

A2-1—Wall Sensor A2-2—Omni-Directional Wheel A2-3—Carpet Sensor A2-4—Side Brush

A2-5—Main Wheel A2-6—Main Brush A2-7—Main Brush Cover Latches A2-8—Mop Cloths A2-9—Cliff Sensors

A3-1—Vertical Bumper A3-2—LiDAR Sensor A3-3—WiFi Indicator Light

• Off: WiFi disabled
• Flashing slowly: Waiting for connection
• Flashing quickly: Connecting
• Steady: WiFi connected

A3-4—Reset Button

A3-5—Dustbin

A3-6—Charging Contacts

A3-7—Communication Sensor

A3-8—Air Outlet

A3-9—Positioning Button

A3-10—Self-Filling Port

A3-11—Automatic Lift and Rotate Mop Modules

A3-12—Suction Inlet

A3-13—Bumper

A4-1—Hook and Loop Pads

A4-2—Mop Axle

Note: Secure the mop cloths in place.

A6-1—Dustbin Latch

A6-2—Air Inlet

A6-3—Washable Filter

A6-4—Suction Inlet

A10-1—Water Tank Handle

A10-2—Water Tank Latch

A10-3—Dirty Water Tank

A10-4—Dust Container Cover

A10-5—Charging Contacts

A10-6—Self-Filling Port

A10-7—Suction Inlet

A10-8—Clean Water Tank

A10-9—Status Indicator Light

• Breathing: Emptying/Mop washing
• Red: Dock error
• Light off: Powered off/Charging

A10-10—Water Outlet A10-11—Air Outlet A10-12—Dock Base A10-13—Filter A10-14—Dust Bag Slot A10-15—Dock Location Beacon A10-16—Water Level Float

A10-17—Cleaning Tank Filter

A10-18—Cleaning Tank

A11-1—Cable Outlets

A11-2—Power Port

A11-3—Cable Storage Slot

B1-1—Tidy cables, hard or sharp objects (such as nails and glass), and loose items from the ground and move any unstable, fragile, precious, or dangerous items to prevent personal injury or property damage due to items becoming tangled in, struck by, or knocked over by the robot. B1-2—When using the robot in a raised area, always use a secure physical barrier to prevent accidental falls that may result in personal injury or property damage.

it throughout its whole cleaning route and watch for potential problems. The robot will be able to clean by itself in future uses.

B2-1—Place the dock on a hard and flat floor. Attach the base by pressing down both sides of the base firmly, and then pressing the connecting part in the middle until you hear a click.

When moving the dock, secure the water tanks toNote: prevent it from falling off.

B2-3—Connect the power cable to the back of the dock, and keep the excess cable inside the storage slot.

Note: Power cable can exit at either side.

B2-4—Align and install the mop axles into the robot in place until you hear a “click”.

B2-5—Click

Keep a space of clearance about 0.9 m (2.9 ft) in height, 0.4 m (1.3 ft) in length and 1.2 m (3.9 ft) in width. Place the dock on a hard and flat floor (wood/tile/concrete etc.), flat against a wall. Make sure the location has good WiFi for a better experience with the mobile app, and then plug it in and make sure the dock status indicator light is on.

B3-1—About 0.9 m (2.9 ft)

B3-2—About 0.4 m (1.3 ft)

B3-3—About 1.2 m (3.9 ft)

• If the power cable hangs vertically to the ground, it may be caught by the robot, causing the dock to be moved or disconnected.
• The dock status indicator light is on when the dock is powered on, and off when the robot is charging.
• The dock status indicator light turns red if an error occurs.
• Place the dock on a flat floor away from fire, heat, and water. Avoid narrow spaces or locations where the robot may be suspended in the air.
• Placing the dock on a soft surface (carpet/mat) may cause the dock to tilt over and cause problems docking and departing.
• Keep the dock away from direct sunlight or anything that may block the dock location beacon; otherwise, the robot may fail to return to the dock.
• Do not use the dock without clean water tank, dirty water tank, dust container cover, disposable dust bag, or cleaning tank.
• Maintain the dock according to the maintenance instructions. Do not clean the dock with a wet cloth or tissue.
• All docks are subject to water-based tests before leaving the factory. It is normal that a small amount of water remains in the waterway of the dock.

Press and hold the button to power on the robot. Wait until the power light is steady, and then place the robot on the dock to charge. Make sure the dock is powered on. Press the button on the robot to make the robot automatically return to the dock for charging. The robot is equipped with a built-in highperformance lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack. To maintain battery performance, keep the robot charged during normal use.

The robot may not be turned on when the batteryNote: is low. In this case, connect the robot to the dock.

Search for “Roborock” in the App Store or Google Play or scan the QR code to download and install the app.

1. Open the top cover and find the WiFi indicator light. 2. Press and hold the and buttons until you hear the “Resetting WiFi” voice alert. The reset is complete when the WiFi indicator light flashes slowly. The robot will then wait for a connection.

If you cannot connect to the robot due to your router configuration, a forgotten password, or any other reason, reset the WiFi and add your robot as a new device.

Open the Roborock App, tap the “Scan to Connect” or “Search for Device” button and add the device as instructed in the app.

• The actual process may vary due to ongoing app updates. Follow the instructions provided in the app.
• Only 2.4 GHz WiFi is supported.
• If the robot waits more than 30 minutes for a connection, WiFi will be automatically disabled. If you want to reconnect, reset the WiFi before proceeding.

Press and hold the button to turn on the robot. The power indicator light will turn on and the robot will enter standby mode. Press and hold the button to turn off the robot and complete the cleaning cycle.

The robot cannot be turned off when it is beingNote: charged.

Remove and open the clean water tank and fill the tank with water to MAX. Close the lid, lock the latch, and fit the tank back in place.

• To prevent corrosion or damage, only use the Roborock branded floor cleaner in the water tank.
• Do not add too much cleaning fluid to prevent the robot from working improperly due to slipping.
• To avoid water tank deformation, do not place hot water in the tank.
• If water marks remain on the water tank, wipe them clean before reinstallation.

Press the button to start cleaning. The robot will plan its cleaning route according to its scan of the room. It splits a room into zones, first draws out zone edges, and then fills the zone in a zigzag pattern. In so doing, the robot cleans all zones one by one, efficiently cleaning the house.

C2-1—Zone 1 – Cleaned.

C2-2—Zone 2 – Cleaned.

C2-3—Zone 3 – In Progress.

C2-4—Zone 4 – Next Zone.

• To allow the robot to automatically vacuum and return to the dock, start the robot from the dock. Do not move the dock during cleaning.
• Cleaning cannot start if the battery level is too low. Allow the robot to charge before starting the cleanup.
• Before cleaning, tidy cables (including the power cable of the dock) and valuables from the floor. Loose items may be dragged by the robot, resulting in the disconnection of electrical appliances or damage of cables and property.
• If cleaning is completed in less than 10 minutes, the area will be cleaned twice.
• If the battery runs low during the cleaning cycle, the robot will automatically return to the dock. After charging, the robot will resume where it left off.
• The robot will retract mop cloth mount when cleaning the carpet. You can also set the carpet as a no-go zone in the app to avoid it.
• Before starting each cleaning task, make sure that the mop cloths have been properly installed.

Press and hold the button to start spot cleaning in pause mode.

Cleaning range: The robot cleans a 1.5 m (4.9 ft) x 1 . 5 m (4.9 ft) square area centered on itself.

After spot cleaning, the robot will automaticallyNote: return to the starting point and enter Standby mode.

When the robot is running, press any button to pause it, press the button to resume cleaning, and press the button to send it back to the dock.

Placing a paused robot on the dock manually will end the current cleanup.

If the robot is paused for over 10 minutes, it will go to sleep, and the power indicator light will flash every few seconds. Press any button to wake the robot up.

• The robot will not go to sleep when it is charging.
• The robot will automatically shut down if left in sleep mode for more than 12 hours.

The default Do Not Disturb (DND) period is from 22:00 to 08:00. You can use the app to disable the DND mode or modify the DND period. When DND is on, the robot will not automatically resume cleanup, the power indicator light will dim, and the volume of the voice prompts will lower.

During cleaning, the robot automatically determines when it should return to

the dock for mop washing and water tank refilling to maximize its mopping performance. During cleaning, tap Dock button in the app to send robot back for mop washing. When the robot is charging, press and hold the button on the robot or tap Wash button in the app to manually start washing. Press any button to stop washing.

• To allow the robot to wash the mop automatically, start the robot from the dock and do not move the dock during cleaning.
• Watch out for hot water and do not touch the water outlet.
• You can set the wash frequency and washing mode in the app.

Auto-emptying will automatically begin when the robot returns to the dock after cleaning. To manually emptying, press button on the docked robot or tap Empty button in the app. Press any button to stop emptying.

• When auto-emptying has been left unused for a long period, empty the dustbin manually and make sure the air inlet is clear for optimal emptying performance.
• Auto emptying can be disabled through the app.
• Avoid frequent manual emptying.

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Drying starts automatically after mop washing or after cleaning are completed. To manually start or stopping drying, tap the Drying button in the app.

• Drying duration can be modified in the app.
• Auto drying can be disabled through the app.

After cleaning, the robot will automatically return to the dock to charge. In Pause mode, press the button to send the robot back to the dock. The power indicator light will breath as the robot charges.

automatically return to its starting location. Place the robot on the dock manually to recharge.

If the robot does not respond when a button is pressed or cannot be turned off, reset the system. Press the Reset button, and the robot will reset automatically.

After resetting the system, scheduled cleaning,Note: WiFi, etc. will be restored to factory settings.

If the robot does not function properly after a system reset, switch it on. Press and hold the button and at the same time, press the Reset button until you hear the “Restoring factory settings” voice prompt. The robot will then be restored to factory settings.

The power indicator of the robot will flash red and a voice alert will sound. Follow the voice prompts and instructions in the app for troubleshooting.

• The robot will go to sleep automatically if left in a malfunctioning state for over 10 minutes.
• Placing a malfunctioning robot on the dock manually will end the current cleanup.

The dock status indicator light will be steady red. Follow the voice prompts and instructions in the app for troubleshooting.

* Clean every 2 weeks and replace every 6-12 months

D1-1—Main Brush Cover D1-2—Main Brush Cover Latches D1-3—Main Brush D1-4—Main Brush Caps D1-5—Main Brush Bearing D1-6—Turn over the robot and press the main brush latches to remove the main brush cover. D1-7—Pull out the main brush and remove the main brush bearing. Rotate the main brush caps in the indicated unlock direction to remove the caps,

and remove any entangled hair or dirt at both ends of the main brush.

D1-8—Reinstall the main brush. D1-9—Reinstall the main brush cover. Make sure that the four teeth are fully seated in the slot, and then press on the main brush cover to lock it until you hear a click.

• Main brush should be wiped down with a wet cloth. If the main brush is wet, air-dry it away from direct sunlight.
• Do not use corrosive cleaning fluids or disinfectants to clean the main brush.

* Clean monthly and replace every 3-6 months

Unscrew the side brush screw. Remove and clean the side brush. Reinstall the brush and tighten the screw.

* Clean as required

D3-1—Use a tool, such as a small screwdriver, to pry out the axle and take out the wheel.

Note: The omni-directional wheel bracket cannot be removed.

D3-2—Rinse the wheel and the axle with water to remove any hair and dirt. Dry and reattach the wheel, pressing it firmly in place.

* Clean as required

Clean the main wheel with a soft, dry cloth.

* Clean as required

D5-1—Open the top cover of the robot and press the dustbin latch to take out the dustbin. D5-2—Open the washable filter and empty the dustbin. D5-3—Fill the dustbin with clean water and reinstall the washable filter. Gently shake the dustbin, and then pour out the dirty water.

To prevent blockage, only use clean water withoutNote: any cleaning liquid.

D5-4—Leave the dustbin and the washable filter to dry.

Clean every 2 weeks and replace the filter every 6-12 months

D6-1—Remove the filter.

D6-2—Rinse the filter repeatedly and tap it to remove as much dirt as possible.

Do not touch the surface of the filter with yourNote: hands, brush, or hard objects to avoid potential damage.

D6-3—Allow at least 24 hours for the filter to dry thoroughly and reinstall it.

* Clean as required and replace every 1-3 months

D7-1—Remove the mop cloth from the mop cloth mount. Clean the mop cloth and air-dry it.

A dirty mop cloth will affect the washing performance.Note: Clean it before use.

D7-2—Stick the mop cloth on the mount in position and firmly.

* Clean as required Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe and clean all sensors, including: D8-1—Dock Locator D8-2—Reactive AI Obstacle Recognition Sensor D8-3—Wall Sensor D8-4—Communication Sensor D8-5—The Carpet Sensor D8-6—Five Cliff Sensors

Lift up and move the dock. Do not move the dock by lifting the dock base, water tank handles or dust container cover directly to prevent the dock from falling off.

* Clean as required

Open the dirty water tank lid and pour out the dirty water. Fill the tank with clean water, close the lid, and shake. Pour out the dirty water. Close the lid and then re-install.

* Clean monthly

Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the charging contacts on the robot and the dock.

* Replace as required

D12-1—Remove the dust container cover. D12-2—Remove the disposable dust bag in the direction of the arrow and discard it.

• The dust bag handle seals the bag on removal to prevent leakage.
• Always install a dust bag before closing the dust container cover to avoid auto-emptying without the bag. You can also disable auto-emptying in the app.

D12-3—Clean around the filter with a dry cloth. Install a new disposable dust bag in place along the slot and unfold the dust bag to maximize emptying performance.

D12-4—Close the cover of the dust container and make sure it is securely sealed.

Clean as required

D13-1—Remove the cleaning tank. D13-2—Rinse the cleaning tank and the filter with water. D13-3—Reinstall the cleaning tank.

The serial number is on a sticker on the underside of the robot.

The following information applies only when disposing * of the robot and should not be followed for day-to-day operations

The chemical substances contained in the built-in lithium-ion battery of this product can cause environmental pollution. Before disposing of this product, remove the battery. The battery should then be properly recycled either through local authorities or by providing the batteries to a battery recycling facility.

How to remove the battery:

1. Operate the robot without connecting to the dock until it runs out of battery. 2. Turn off the robot. 3. Unscrew the battery cover. 4. Remove the battery cover. 5. Press the latch to pull out the battery connector and remove the battery.

• Before removing the battery, make sure it is fully drained and the robot is disconnected from the dock.
• Remove the entire battery pack. Avoid damaging the battery pack casing to avoid short-circuits or leakage
• In the event of accidental contact with battery fluid, medical care.