Tefal Rg7455 Explorer Serie 60 Robot Vacuum Cleaner User Guide

Tefal Rg7455 Explorer Serie 60 Robot Vacuum Cleaner User Guide

Tefal RG7455 Explorer Serie 60 Robot Vacuum Cleaner User Guide
Tefal RG7455 Explorer Serie 60 Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Package Content

Package Content
Package Content

Your robot may encounter some difficulties on carpets: with fringes, too thick, with long piles, too light (ex: bathroom carpet)Safety instruction
Tefal RG7455 Explorer Serie 60 Robot Vacuum Cleaner User Guide Safety instruction

Product Overview

Product Overview
Product Overview

  1. Flip cover
  2. Transparent window
  3. Control button
  4. Front bumper
  5. Recharge button
  6. WIFI indicator light
  7. Start / Pause button
  8. TOF wall sensor
  9. Infrared sensor & recharge sensor

Product Overview

  1. Dust box
  2. ON OFF button
  3. Dust bin
  4. Dust box cover
  5. Filter screen

Connect the power adapter to the charging dock and power supply. Be sure to arrange the adapter cable, so that the vacuum cleaner will not be entangled during operation

Connect the power adapter

To place the docking station, make sure there is an empty area of 1.5m on each side and 2m in front of the docking station. Do not install the docking station near stairs. The cable must be tight. Always place the docking station on hard floor. Do not place the docking station on carpet.

Place the docking station

When not using the vacuum cleaner for a long time, please fully charge the battery, then remove it and store it in a cool dry place. When the product is working, removal of the docking station will affect the recharging of the machine.

Vacuum cleaner

To charge the robot, place the robot on the docking station: the charging plates on the robot must touch those of the docking station. When the robot is being charged, the machine’s recharge light flashes in blue; when the robot is fully charged, it will fully set in blue.

Charge the robot

The robot has drop sensors to detect stairs and gaps. The robot will change direction when detecting them. In order to correctly detect the floor level difference, make sure there are no objects (bags, shoes…) on the floor next to gaps, stairs or on the stairs’ steps.

Detect stairs and gaps

To clean all the accessible areas of your home, use the « Methodic » mode. Press once the Power button, the robot will start cleaning and the Power button will be fully set in blue.

Methodic mode

To clean a localized area of your home, use the « Spot » mode. Press twice the Power button, the robot will start cleaning and the Power button will be fully set in blue. Please note that the « Spot » mode is not available when the robot is on the docking station
Spot mode

To clean along the walls and in the corners, use the « Wall follow » mode. Press three times the Power button, the robot will start cleaning and the Power button will be fully set in blue
Wall follow mode

To pause the robot when it is cleaning, press the Power button; the robot will pause and the Power button will flash in blue
Power button

To ask the robot to go back to its docking station and charge, press the Recharge button; the robot will go to charge while the Recharge button will be fully set in red.
Recharge button of robot

Download the free app <Tefal Robots>

To fully benefit all the possibilities brought by your robot, download the free app « Tefal Robots » (you can use the QR code above to find it on app store or Google play) on your smartphone. Just let you guided by the instructions in the app to enjoy the robot!

Tefal Robots app
Google Play Store
Apple store
QR Code

The WIFI indicator LED points out your connection status: when fully set in blue, the robot is connected; when flashing blue, the robot is trying to connect; when off the robot is not connected.

WIFI indicator LED points

Cleaning

To clean the charging contact, open the flip cover and turn off the power switch (or unplug the power cord) first. Then use a dry cloth to wipe them. Do not scrub with oil. Clean the charging contact once a month
Cleaning

To clean the dust box, open the flip cover, lift the dust box handle and take out the dust box. Remove the dust cover from the left side of the box, lift the filter screen belt and take out the filter screen. Pour out the dust from the dust bin, use a cleaning brush to clean the dust bin, and rinse the inside under running water. Use a cleaning brush to clean the filter. Clean the dust box once a week.
Clean the dust box

To clean the middle sweeper, push the lock lever to the middle and lift it up to remove the middle sweeping scraper. Grab the middle sweeping brush and lift it up to remove the middle sweeper. Use a cleaning brush to clean to clean the elements, and clean the hair and other entanglements on the sweeping brush regularly.
Clean the middle sweeper

To clean the side brush, remove it and use a cleaning brush to clean the side brush and the entanglements in the slot of the side brush. Replace lateral brushes every 6 months.
Clean the side brush

Replace lateral brushes every 6 months.
Throw away the old brushes and replace them with new ones. Screw the new brushes on the robot
Replace lateral brushes

Clean the robot’s wheels once a week to remove entangled hair and fibers. To extract the front wheel, use the tool in the kit.
Clean the robot’s wheels

It is recommended that after the cleaning work is completed each time, a dry cotton cloth should be used to carefully wipe its light-transmitting plate and sensor to prevent dust accumulation, which will affect the performance of the product.
Dry cotton cloth

ComponentCleaning the componentReplacing the component
Dust collectorAfter each useNot applicable
FilterOnce a weekTwice per year
BrushOnce a weekIf required
Charging baseOnce a weekNot applicable
Fall sensorsOnce a weekNot applicable
Front wheelOnce a weekNot applicable
Brush headsOnce a monthTwice per year

Every 6 months replace the fine dust filter with new one to maintain optimal performance.
Replace the fine dust filter

Disposal

Do not throw the robot in the bin. Always wear gloves and protection.

Wear gloves and protection

Attention: Before removing the battery turn off the robot. Turn the robot upside down to get access to the battery slot. Remove the battery by pressing snap latches of the battery slot and pull the battery up. Disconnect the battery from the robot. Recycle the battery and robot.
Remove the battery

Safety Instruction

Warning

Safety Instruction
Safety Instruction

In order to extend the battery lifespan, always keep the robot charging on the docking station while not using it. If the robot is stored off/out of the docking station, make sure the robot is OFF and the battery is fully charged. Store the robot in a fresh and dry place. Please charge the robot every 3 months when you are not using it
Robot docking station

IS THERE A PROBLEM WITH YOUR APPLIANCE?

According to model: 

The charger is getting hot: 

This is perfectly normal. The vacuum cleaner can remain permanently connected to the charger without any risk

The charger is connected but your appliance is not charging: 

The charger is incorrectly attached to the appliance or is faulty.

  • Check that the charger is properly connected or contact an Approved Services Centre to change the charger

Your appliance stops during use:

Your appliance may be overheating.

  • Stop the appliance and leave cool for at least 1 hour.
  • If it overheats on repeated occasions, contact the Approved Services Centre

The appliance stopped after the charge light was flashing: 

The appliance has run out of battery charge.

  • Recharge the vacuum cleaner.

The power-brush is not working properly or makes a noise: 

  • The rotating brush or hose are obstructed.
    • Stop the vacuum cleaner and clean them.
  • The brush is worn.
    • Contact an Approved Service Centre to change the brush.
  • The belt is worn
    • Contact an Approved Service Centre to change the belt.

The power-brush stops during vacuuming: 

The safety function has been triggered.

  • Stop the vacuum cleaner. Check that nothing is obstructing the rotation of the brush; if there is an obstruction, remove it and clean the power-brush, then turn on the vacuum cleaner.

Your vacuum cleaner is not vacuuming as well, is making noise, whistling: 

  • The intake channel is partially blocked.
    • Unblock it
  • The dust collector is full.
    Empty it and clean it.
    • The dust collector is not properly fitted.
  • Re-position it correctly.
    • The intake head is clogged
  • Remove the power-brush and clean it.
    • The protective foam filter is saturated.
  • Clean it.
RG74XX
Serial No.ErrorError description
1Left wheel errorLeft wheel is not working, overload in left wheel. Indicator POWER flashes twice and beeps once.
2Right wheel errorRight wheel is not working, overload in left wheel. Indicator POWER flashes 3 times and beeps once.
3robot lifted errorThe robot is lifted over 1 second.

Indicator POWER flashes 4 times and beeps once.

4Front wheel errorFront wheel is not working, is stucked.

Indicator POWER flashes 5 times and beeps once.

5Cliff sensors errorCliff sensors are not working.

Indicator POWER flashes 6 times and beeps once.

6Low battery errorPOWER is going to be dead.

Indicator POWER flashes 7 times and beeps once.

7Front bumper errorSwitch on the left or right side of bumper is not restored. Indicator POWER flashes 8 times and beeps once.
8Middle brush errorMain brush is not working, overload.

Indicator DOCKING flashes 2 times and beeps once.

9Side brush errorSide brush is not working, overload.

Indicator DOCKING flashes 3 times and beeps once.

10Wall sensor errorWall sensor error.

Indicator DOCKING flashes 4 times and beep once.

11Fan motor errorFan motor is not working, overload.

Indicator DOCKING flashes 5 times and beeps once.

12No dustbin errorNo dustbin. Indicator DOCKING flashes 6 times and beeps once.
13Charging errorRobot is not well connected to the docking station. Indicator DOCKING flashes 7 times and beeps once.

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