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USER MANUAL Z40 Station DREAME

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Safety Instructions

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Warning

Product Overview

Accessories

1. Dust-Removal Hub
2. Charger
3. Pet Deshedding Tool
4. Extension Hose
5. Illumination Omni-Brush
6. Soft Dusting Brush
7. Rotating Soft Dusting Brush
8. Combination Tool
9. Flexible Adapter
10. Motorized Mini-Brush
11. Dust Collection Bag x2 (x1 pre-installed)
12. Spin Spray Mop
13. Extension Rod
14. Measuring Cup
15. Mop Pad x4 (x2 pre-installed)

16. Spare Battery Pack

17. Accessory Storage Mount (Support Rod ×1, Storage Mount ×1)

Fig. A-1

Note: The illustrations in this manual are indicative only. The actual product may differ.

Component Names

Vacuum Body

1. Dust Cup
2. Dust Cup Release Button
3. Charging Contacts
4. Battery Pack Release Button
5. Display Screen
6. ⏻ Power Button
7. ○ Suction Level Switch
8. Battery Status Indicator
9. Antistatic Contact

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Display Screen

1. Dirty Level Indicator The color changes with the amount of dust in real time (only in Auto Mode).

2. Particulate Matter Amount Indicator

3. Suction Level

Eco
Auto
Turbo

1. Suction Level Switch Press briefly to switch between eco, auto and turbo mode.

2. Particulate Matter Types

10μm (eg. pollen)
50μm (eg. hair)
200μm (eg. dust)
500μm (eg. mite)

1. Battery Level Percentage When the display screen shows "LO", it indicates that the battery level is lower than 10%.

2. Power Button Press briefly to turn on/off

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1. Charging Contacts

1. Dust Cabinet Filter

2. Power Cord

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Installation

Installing the Accessory Storage Mount

Insert the support rod vertically into the storage mount and ensure it is installed into place.

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Installing the Accessories

Note:

• It is not recommended to use the motorized mini-brush with the extension rod.
• Please install the accessories according to the actual cleaning needs.
• It is recommended to use the flexible adapter when cleaning the low-lying furniture and not recommended to be connected to the vacuum body all the time for daily floor cleaning.

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Note:

• The vacuum cannot be used while charging.
• When fully charged, the battery status indicator will turn off after 5 minutes and the vacuum will enter the power saving mode.
• This will take about 4 hours. Vacuuming at Turbo mode for a prolonged period will cause the battery to heat up, which increases charging time. Allow the vacuum to cool down for 30 minutes before charging it.
• When the vacuum is not in use, it can be placed on the dust-removal hub. The outlet of the power cord can be adjusted according to users' needs.

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Battery Status Display

Battery Status Indicator

Blinking white

Solid white

Off

Charging

- Fully charged

Charging

Standby Mode

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Display Screen

The number on the display screen represents the current battery level in a percentage during charging. When the number becomes 100, the battery is fully charged.

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How to Use

Settings

In the standby state, press and hold the suction level switch ○

for 3 seconds to confirm.

Reset Filter

Press and hold the suction level switch ○ for 3 seconds to select resetting filter and the filter will automatically complete the reset.

Exit

Press the power button ⏻ when it is in the setting interface to return to the main interface directly, or select ⏻, then press and hold the suction level switch ⏻ seconds to return to the main interface.

Note:

- If there is no operation for more than 15 seconds, the screen will turn off, and it will return to the main interface when lit up again.

- If the vacuum is not working properly, the screen display will show an error message. Please refer to the troubleshooting table to find your solution.

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Starting Cleaning

Vacuuming

Press the power button ⏻ to start operating. After the vacuuming is completed, press the ⏻ button and the amount of various particle matters vacuumed will show on the screen.

Press the button ○ to switch levels between auto, eco and turbo and the corresponding icon will show on the screen.

Note:

- When any cleaning mode stops running, the vacuum cleaner will default to auto mode when it is started again. Factory default setting is the auto mode.

- Only when running in auto mode, the suction power and the color of the dirty level indicator change with the amount of particulate matter in real time.

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Mopping

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Using Different Accessories

Starting Ultra Cleaning

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Starting Dust Collection

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Cleaning the Vacuum

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Cleaning the Dust Cup, Pre-Filter, and Cyclone Assembly

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Care & Maintenance

Tips:

Cleaning the Filter

1. Remove the dust cup as shown in the figure.
2. Remove the filter from the vacuum by pulling it down in the direction shown in the figure.
3. Rinse the filter with rotating it 360^ . Lightly tap the filter several times to remove any debris caught in it.
4. Allow the filter to air dry for 24 hours.

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Note:

• Only use clean water to wash the filter. Do not use detergent.
• Do not attempt to clean the filter with a brush or finger.
• It is recommended to clean the filter once every 4 to 6 months.

Replacing the Air Outlet Filter

Cleaning the Illumination Omni-Brush

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Replacing the Dust Collection Bag

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Note:

• When the dust collection button blinks orange, it indicates that the dust collection bag is full and needs to be replaced.
• It is recommended to replace the dust collection bag every three months.

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Cleaning the Motorized Mini-Brush

1. Use a coin as illustrated to rotate the lock counterclockwise until you hear a click. After unlocking the motorized mini-brush, remove the brush roller.
2. Rinse and clean the brush roller. Stand the brush roller upright in a well-ventilated area for at least 24 hours until it is fully dry.

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Cleaning the Mop Pad

Flip the mop head and remove the mop pad. Rinse the mop pad until it is clean, and thoroughly dry it before re-installing.

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Note:

• It is recommended to replace the mop pad once every 3 to 6 months.
• Before storing the mop head for an extended period, empty the water tank and turn the outflow control switch to OFF.

Replacing the Battery Pack

The vacuum contains a removable rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack which has a limited number of recharge cycles. After extended use, the battery pack may no longer hold a charge. If this happens, it means the battery pack has reached the end of its life cycle and needs to be replaced.

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Status Possible Causes	Solutions
The indicator is red.	Battery pack is damaged.	Please contact the after-sales department for maintenance.
The indicator blinks red.	Error	Please contact the after-sales department for maintenance.
The indicator blinks white.	The battery temperature is too low or too high.	Wait until the battery temperature returns normal, and then reuse.

Troubleshooting

If the vacuum is not working properly, the screen display will show an error message.

Please refer to the troubleshooting table to find your solution.

Error Icon Error	Message Solutions
[8064]	Low battery Please charge in time.
[24w3]	Out of Battery Please charge in time.
[4009]	Battery temperature is too high	Wait until the battery's temperature returns normal, then resume use.
[17w4]	Air duct blocked	Check whether the dust cup, extension rod, illumination omni-brush or motorized mini-brush is blocked.
	Brush roller stuck	Refer to the [Cleaning the Illumination Omni-Brush] section to clean the debris and hair tangled on the brush roller.Check whether the spin spray mop is blocked.
[48x5]	Filter is expiring Please replace the filter in time.
[40x4]	Replace the filter	After replacing the filter, please refer to the [Settings] to reset filter.
[0707]	Error	Please contact the after-sales department for maintenance.

Specifications

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Model	ZD024M340090EU/TPQ-88E340090VW01	Average ActiveEfficiency	87.04%
Input	100V-240 V ~50/60 Hz 0.8 A	Efficiency at Low Load(10%)	77.01%
Output	34 V ===0.9 A	No-load PowerConsumption	0.1 W
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WEEE Information

Sicherheitshinweise

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Produktübersicht

Zubehör

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אַלְרָה אַלְרָה

1. Particulate Matter Types

10 μm (f.eks. pollen)

50 μm (f.eks. hår)

200 μm (f.eks. støv)

500 μm (f.eks. midd)

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