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Product Type Robot vacuum cleaner
Model Canvac Q Clean R460
Dimensions (Diameter x Height) 340 mm x 90 mm
Weight 3.0 kg
Supply Voltage 14.4 V
Battery Type NiMH 2000 mAh
Charging Time 200 – 300 minutes
Running Time (max power) ~90 minutes
Dust Holder Volume 0.5 litres
Charging Method Automatic or manual
Operating Modes Auto, Spot, Edge, S-cleaning, Timer (schedule)
Special Features UV light (kills bacteria), Mop function, Intelligent suction regulation, Side brushes, HEPA filter
Height Under Furniture 90 mm (fits under low furniture)
Control Touch buttons on unit + remote control
Virtual Wall Included Yes (1 for R410, 2 for R460)
Filter Type HEPA filter + primary filter
Side Brush Replacement Yes (extra brushes included)
Mop Included (R460) Yes, easy-fit mop
Battery Replacement User-replaceable (2 screws)
Operating Temperature 0 °C to 40 °C
Safety Features IR sensors, bumper, over-current protection, UV light auto-off when lifted
Warranty 2 years (consumables excluded)

Frequently Asked Questions - Q Clean R460 Canvac

How do I charge the Canvac Q Clean R460 for the first time?
Charge for 12 hours before first use. Place the charging station against a wall with 1 m clearance on each side and 2 m in front. Connect the adapter, then either plug the charging cable directly into the robot or press HOME to auto-dock.
How do I start cleaning?
Ensure the power switch on the side is ON. Press CLEAN on the robot or ON/OFF on the remote control. For quick start from standby, press CLEAN twice or ON/OFF three times.
What cleaning programs does the R460 have?
It offers Auto (intelligent cleaning), Spot (focused area), Edge (follows walls), S-pattern (systematic back-and-forth), and Scheduled (timer-based). Use the MODE button on the remote to cycle through.
How do I set the timer for scheduled cleaning?
Using the unit: Press PLAN twice, then CLEAN to set hour/min, adjust with HOME/SPOT, confirm with CLEAN. Using remote: hold PLAN 3s, set hour/min with direction buttons, then point remote at robot and press ON/OFF to save.
How do I clean the dust holder and HEPA filter?
Press PUSH to open lid, lift out dust holder. Remove HEPA filter and primary filter. Empty dust holder, wash dust holder and primary filter with water. Clean HEPA filter with brush. Let all parts dry completely before reassembling. Replace HEPA filter every 6 months.
What do error codes like E001 or L001 mean?
Error codes starting with E indicate sensor issues (e.g., E001: left sensor underneath—clean it). Codes starting with L indicate motor overload (e.g., L001: left wheel jammed—check for obstructions). Refer to the troubleshooting table in the manual.
How do I use the virtual wall?
Insert two R20/D batteries into the virtual wall and switch ON. Place it at a door opening with the symbol pointing outward—the robot will not cross the infrared beam (range ~3 m). The robot comes with one or two virtual walls depending on model.
Can I replace the battery myself?
Yes. Disconnect from charger, switch OFF, undo the two screws on the battery lid, lift out battery, disconnect the plug, and replace with a new NiMH 2000 mAh battery (14.4 V).
Note: Dispose of old battery properly.
Is it safe to use the UV light?
The UV light (on R460) kills bacteria but can damage eyes. It only activates when the robot is on the floor and operating. If it remains on when lifted, immediately switch off and contact service. Ensure children and pets are not near during operation.
What maintenance does the R460 require?
Regularly clean side brushes, dust holder, HEPA filter, wheels, sensors, and suction opening with a dry cloth. Wash the HEPA filter every 15-30 days. Replace side brushes if deformed. Optional mop can be washed and reused. Keep charging contacts clean.

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USER MANUAL Q Clean R460 Canvac

CANVAC Q CLEAN R410/460

Robotdammsugare

Robot vacuum cleaner

Two variants of a robotic vacuum cleaner, one black and one white, with digital display and control buttons (no visible text or symbols)

UV-ljus (Canvac Q Clean R460)

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Canvac Q Clean R460 - UV-ljus (Canvac Q Clean R460) - 4
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CANVATE PAPAYA Live & Live

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ROBOTDAMMSUGARENS UPPBYGGNAD

PUSH CLEAN

Noshjul

Höger sidoborste

Insugningsöppning

Höger hjulmodul

Bottenplatta

UV-lampa

(Canvac Q Clean R460)

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Lock

Dammbehållare

Uttag nätadapter

LADDSTATION & RUMSAVGRÄNSARE

Övre kåpa

Kontrollampa

IR-sändarfönster

Stötfångare

Laddningskontakter

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Strömbrytare

IR-sändarfönster

Kontrollampa

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Punktstädning

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FELSÖKNINGSSCHEMA

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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW CANVAC QCLEAN R410/460 ROBOT VACUUM CLEANER!

CONTENTS

Safety instructions 23

Product features 24

Components 25

Main unit and accessories 25

Design 26

Charging station and virtual wall 27

Using the product 28

Getting started 28

Battery charging 28

The unit's display 29

Remote control 30

Start/standby/sleep mode 31

Programming cleaning time 32

Cleaning programmes 34

Using the virtual wall 35

Maintaining the product 36

Cleaning the side brushes 36

Cleaning the dust holder and filter 36

Cleaning the wheels, sensors and suction opening 37

Easy-fit mop (Canvac QClean R460) 37

Replacing the battery 37

Troubleshooting 38

Troubleshooting 38

Tecnical data 39

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Before you use this product, please read the safety instructions below and take all the usual precautions.

  • Read this user manual carefully and completely before you use the product.
  • Save this user manual.
  • Any use or actions that do not correspond to what is set out in this user manual may lead to damage or injury.

WARNING!

  1. Only qualified technicians may dismantle this product.
  2. Use only the accompanying mains adapter. Other adapters may result in electric shocks, fire or damage to the product.
  3. Do not touch the power supply cable, plug or mains adapter with wet hands.
  4. Do not let clothes or any part of the body get drawn into the product's wheels.
  5. Do not let the product come near cigarette ends, matches or other flammable materials.
  6. If the product needs cleaning, wait until charging has finished.
  7. Do not bend the power supply cable excessively and/or subject it to heavy or sharp loads/objects.
  8. This product may be used indoors only.

  9. Do not sit on the product and do not place any objects on it.

  10. Do not use this product in wet or damp environments (any environment where liquids are present).

  11. Before use, remove all delicate objects, electrical leads, clothes, pieces of paper, textiles, etc. that can get caught in the product.

  12. Do not put the product where it can easily fall (e.g. on tables, chairs, etc.).

  13. When you do not need to use the product for a long time, put the power switch into the OFF position.

  14. Before use, check that the mains adapter is connected correctly to the mains socket and the charging station.

  15. To avoid anyone tripping over it, inform all those concerned when the product is in active use.

  16. The product can find it difficult to cross thresholds higher than 10 mm.

  17. Use the product in temperatures from 0\ °C to 40\ °C . Do not expose it to environments where the temperature is high.

  18. When removing the battery, the product must be disconnected from the mains.

  19. Before disposing of the product, the battery must be removed.

  20. The battery must be disposed of via an approved facility.

  21. The product must be disposed of via an approved facility.

Canvac Q Clean R460 - WARNING! - 1

PRODUCT FEATURES

You are now the owner of an efficient and easy-to-maintain product that has many clever functions!

Powerful suction instead of a rotating brush

Instead of a rotating brush that can easily clog and jam, the Canvac QClean R410/460 has an efficient suction nozzle located centrally in its base. Thanks to this and the two side brushes, every corner is taken care of and even the smallest dust particles are removed!

Intelligent regulation of suction

The product automatically regulates suction to match various floor surfaces. This not only makes cleaning more efficient, it also extends operating time by over 30%!

Mop function (Canvac QClean R460)

Your new robot vacuum cleaner also has a mop function. Fit the specially designed dust-absorbing easy-fit mop to the bottom of the machine. It then automatically mops the floor when the robot is in use.

UV light (Canvac QClean R460)

Your Canvac QClean R460 is additionally equipped with a UV light function that kills bacteria.

Simple touch-button operation

To start a cleaning programme, simply press the unit's touch-buttons. Quick start: press CLEAN twice. To start the cleaning programme via the remote control, press ON/OFF three times. This starts the unit.

CLEAN

Clever dust holder

No bags needed, simply lift the holder out and empty it.

Robust design

The unit is a robust design with large, sprung wheels that can manage most obstacles.

Gets in under low furniture

Only 90 mm high.

Cleaning programmes

Automatic

Spot cleaning

Scheduled cleaning

Edge cleaning

S-cleaning

For details of the cleaning programmes, please see page 32.

COMPONENTS

MAIN UNIT AND ACCESSORIES

No.Description Quantity
1Main unit 1
2Charging station 1
3Remote control (including batteries) 1
4Virtual wall 1*, 2**
5Cleaning tool 1
6Extra side brushes 2
7User manual 1
8Extra HEPA filter 1
9Easy-fit mop 1**
10Mains adapter 1

*Canvac QClean R410
**Canvac QClean R460

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DESIGN

圆盘 PLUSH CLEAN

Window for receiving IR signals from the remote control

Bumper

Main casing

Lid

Automatic charging contact

Left side brush Battery lid

Left wheel module

Power switch

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Nose wheel

Right side brush

Suction opening

Right wheel module

Base plate

UV light

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Lid

Dust holder

Mains adapter socket

Primary filter HEPA filter holder HEPA filter Dust holder

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Mains adapter socket

IR IR B C

Indicator light

IR transmission window

Bumper

Charging contacts

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Power switch

IR transmission window

Indicator light

Limiter beam window

Side casing

Base plate

INSTALLING BATTERIES IN THE VIRTUAL WALL

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  1. Lift the lid off the virtual wall.

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  1. Insert two R20/D batteries into the virtual wall.

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  1. Insert the lid's lugs into the corresponding recesses. Press the lid down until it clicks shut into place.

NB! If the unit is not to be used for a long time, remove the batteries!

USING THE PRODUCT

GETTING STARTED

Battery charging

A. Charging station location

Place the charging station against a wall. Ensure that there are no obstacles within 1 metre of either side of the charging station and around 2 metres in front.

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B. Put the power switch on the side of the robot vacuum cleaner into the ON position

This will cause the display to flash, indicating that the robot is in standby mode.

C. Charge in one of the following ways

a. Connect the charging cable to the robot's charging socket and connect the charger to the mains socket. b. Press the HOME button on the robot or the remote control. The robot then automatically locates the charging station.

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Fig b
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NB! While charging, the LED display shows "1111". When the batteries are fully charged, the LED display shows "FULL". If the CLEAN button flashes in standby mode, it is time to charge the robot vacuum cleaner (in operating mode, the robot locates the charging station itself when charging is required).

For optimum battery life

NB! A. Charge for 12 hours before using the robot for the first time.

B. Charge the robot as soon as it indicates that charging is necessary.

C. If the robot is not to be used for a long time: fully charge the battery, put the power switch into the OFF position and store the robot in a dry and cool place.

Starting the robot vacuum cleaner

A. Check that the power switch on the side is in the ON position.
B. To start cleaning, press CLEAN on the robot's top or ON/OFF on the remote control.

NB! If the robot is in sleep mode, press CLEAN on the robot's top or ON/OFF on the remote control to go into standby mode. Press CLEAN again to start cleaning.

1 2 HOME 3 4 SPOT 5 PLAN 6 CLEAN

R410/R460 DISPLAY

1. LED-panel

Shows time, charging status and any fault codes (letters, digits and graphics are used).

2. UV light switch (Canvac QClean R460)

With the robot in standby mode, press the button to activate the bacteria-killing UV light.

3. Auto-charging/Forwards menu selection

In normal mode, this button is used to activate automatic charging (the robot locates the charging station itself). In programming mode, the button is used to step forwards in programme selection.

4. Spot cleaning/Backwards menu selection

In normal mode, this button is used to activate deep cleaning at the spot in question. In programming mode, the button is used to step backwards in programme selection.

5. Programming

Press the button to activate or close the programming mode.

6. Cleaning

Press the button to:

A. Wake the robot from sleep mode to standby mode.
B. Confirm the programme selection made in the programming mode.
C. Start cleaning when the robot is in standby mode.

To put the robot into sleep mode, hold the button down for three seconds.

For further information on using the product, please see pages 32 to 35.

REMOTE CONTROL

  1. Liquid crystal display (LCD)
  2. HOME – Auto-charging button
  3. ON/OFF - Power to the robot
  4. SPOT – Deep cleaning
  5. PLAN - Timer/schedule
  6. Direction buttons
  7. MODE – Selection of cleaning function
  8. CLK - Setting the clock

TLE 13:30 PLAN HOME ON/OFF 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MODE CLK SPOT

Use the remote control exactly as you do your TV remote control. Switch the robot on and, to control it, point the remote control at the robot.

Display (1)

Shows your current settings.

HOME - Auto-charging button (2)

Automatic charging: press HOME. The robot vacuum cleaner then locates the charging station automatically. Press HOME (or ON/OFF) once again and the robot stops where it is.

ON/OFF (3)

To wake the vacuum cleaner: press ON/OFF twice.

To start vacuum cleaning: press ON/OFF once again.

Sleep mode: the robot goes into sleep mode automatically after 10 seconds of inactivity.

SPOT - Deep (spot) cleaning (4)

For deep cleaning of a particular area (spot), press SPOT.

PLAN - Timer/schedule (5)

Programming: press PLAN and follow the instructions in the Programming section (pages 32 to 33). To see the set programme in the display, hold the PLAN button down.

Direction buttons (6)

Changing cleaning direction: while the robot is operating, you can control its cleaning pattern by pressing the direction buttons.

MODE - Selection of cleaning function (7)

To select a cleaning programme, press MODE one or more times (until the desired programme is shown in the display) while the robot is working. 1: Spiral pattern cleaning. 2: Automatic cleaning. 3: Edge cleaning. 4: S-pattern cleaning.

CLK - Setting the clock (8)

To set the remote control's clock: press CLK and, using the direction buttons, step forwards to set the correct time. To save the set time, press the CLK button once again.

The remote control is powered by two AAA batteries.

NB!

First check that the power switch on the robot's side is in the ON position. Point the remote control at the robot vacuum cleaner and use the buttons to control it. If the remote control is used near the charging station, there is the risk that the signals from the robot vacuum cleaner will not be correctly understood. This may result in incorrect operation.

START/STANDBY/SLEEP MODE

Start

A. Check that the power switch on the side is in the ON position.
B. To start cleaning, press CLEAN on the robot's top twice or ON/OFF on the remote control three times.

Standby

When the robot is operating, it can be put into standby mode by pressing CLEAN on the robot's top or ON/OFF on the remote control.

Sleep mode

If no new command is sent in the following 10 seconds, the robot automatically goes into sleep mode.

PROGRAMMING CLEANING TIME (PLAN)

The robot vacuum cleaner can be programmed as set out below.

Programming using the buttons on the unit

A. Set the robot vacuum cleaner's clock

a. When the machine is in standby mode or being charged, press PLAN to initiate clock setting. The LED display shows the set time.
b. Press CLEAN to select hours – the two digits on the left of the display flash. Press HOME or SPOT to step forwards or backwards to the correct hour.
c. Press CLEAN once again to set minutes – the two digits on the right of the display flash. Press HOME or SPOT to step forwards or backwards to the correct minute.
d. Press CLEAN once again to confirm the setting.

B. Programming cleaning time

a. Press PLAN twice to initiate the programming of cleaning time. The LED display shows the previously programmed time or, if programming has not previously taken place, 00:00.
b. Press CLEAN to select hours – the two digits on the left of the display flash. Press HOME or SPOT to step forwards or backwards to the correct hour.
c. Press CLEAN once again to set minutes – the two digits on the right of the display flash. Press HOME or SPOT to step forwards or backwards to the correct minute.
d. Press CLEAN once again to confirm the programming.

C. Zeroing cleaning time

a. Setting the start time to 00:00 deletes the timer setting.

NB! The robot vacuum cleaner starts cleaning at the programmed time every day. Because it cancels the timer function, 00:00 cannot be used as the start time.

Programming via the remote control

NB! When you programme the cleaning time via the remote control, you set a delay in relation to the robot vacuum cleaner's clock setting (i.e. not the point of time itself).

For example: the robot's clock shows 09:00. You want the robot to start cleaning at 10.30 every day. Set the remote control to 1:30.

Using the remote control, the start time can only be programmed in 30-minute steps and the cleaning programme cannot be zeroed by selecting 00:00 as the start time.

A. Programming cleaning time

a. Hold PLAN down for 3 seconds to initiate the programming of cleaning time. The two digits on the left of the display flash

b. Press the UP or DOWN direction buttons to step forwards or backwards to the correct hour.

c. Press the RIGHT direction button to set minutes – the two digits on the right of the display flash. Press the UP or DOWN direction buttons to step forwards or backwards to the correct minute.

d. Ensure that the robot vacuum cleaner is in standby mode or being charged. Point the remote control at it and press ON/OFF to confirm the programming. Alternatively, press once again to zero it.

B. Zeroing cleaning time

When you are in programming mode, press ON/OFF twice to zero the programming.

CLEANING PROGRAMMES

Automatic cleaning

In this mode, the robot vacuum cleaner cleans the room automatically and adapts its cleaning pattern to the surroundings. In most cases, this is the only mode you need to use. To start automatic cleaning, press ON/OFF on the remote control or CLEAN on the machine's top.

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Spot cleaning

If it detects a particularly dirty area, the robot vacuum cleaner starts the deep cleaning mode itself. However, by pressing the SPOT button, cleaning of such an area can also be started manually.

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Scheduled cleaning

When cleaning is programmed to a schedule, the robot vacuum cleaner leaves the charging station and starts cleaning at the programmed time.

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Edge cleaning

(Can only be activated via the remote control.)

When the robot vacuum cleaner is in operating mode, press MODE and select mode 3 for edge cleaning. The robot vacuum cleaner then primarily follows the edges of the room.

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S-pattern cleaning

(Can only be activated via the remote control.)

When the robot vacuum cleaner is in operating mode, press MODE and select mode 4 for S-pattern cleaning.

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Using the virtual wall

The virtual wall is used to prevent the robot vacuum cleaner going outside the room or rooms in which you want it to operate. An infrared beam with a reach of around 3 metres is emitted by the virtual wall. For optimum functionality, place the virtual wall at a door opening. Insert batteries, put the power switch into the ON position and place the virtual wall in the desired location. Switch off the power when the unit is not in use.

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NB! Place the robot vacuum cleaner with the symbol pointing out the line you do not want the robot vacuum cleaner to cross.

MAINTAINING THE PRODUCT

CLEANING THE SIDE BRUSHES

A. Check that the brushes are not damaged and that no foreign objects have got stuck in them.
B. Clean the brushes with a rag or similar.
C. If the brushes have become slightly deformed, dip them in warm water for five seconds so that they regain their original shape.
D. If the brushes are damaged, replace them.

CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER

Whenever necessary, clean and empty the dust holder (see below).

Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 1 Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 21. To open the lid, press PUSH.Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 32. Lift the dust holder out.
Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 43. Remove the HEPA filter.Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 54. Open the dust holder's lid and remove the primary filter.Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 65. Empty the dust holder.
Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 76. Wash the dust holder and the primary filter. Use the brush to clean the HEPA filter.Canvac Q Clean R460 - CLEANING THE DUST HOLDER AND FILTER - 87. When it has dried, refit the primary filter. Next, fit the HEPA filter.

NB! Check that no foreign objects have got stuck in the suction opening.

The HEPA filter should be washed after 15 - 30 days of use.

The filter's service life is around 6 months.

Refit the filter only when it has dried completely. Do not dry the filter in direct sunlight.

Dust holders, brushes and filters are available as spare parts.

CLEANING THE WHEELS AND SENSORS (1)

Wipe all the sensors and wheels with a soft dry rag or similar.

CLEANING THE CHARGING STATION'S TERMINALS (2)

Before cleaning, remove the charging station's mains adapter. Wipe the terminals with a soft dry rag or similar.

CLEANING THE SUCTION OPENING AND THE DUST SENSOR (3)

Wipe the surfaces with a soft dry rag or similar.

EASY-FIT MOP (4) (Canvac Q Clean R460)

As shown in the figure, attach the self-adhering easy-fit mop to the robot vacuum cleaner's underside. Replacing the mop when it is dirty is easy (mops are available from your Canvac dealer).

NB! Guard the sensors from moisture and solvents – do not wipe with anything wet!

REPLACING THE BATTERY (5)

a. Ensure that the robot vacuum cleaner is not connected to the charger.
b. Put the robot vacuum cleaner's power switch into the OFF position
c. Undo the 2 screws in the battery hatch (refer to the figure).
d. Lift out the battery and undo the contact.

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Battery lid

TROUBLESHOOTING

Fault code Fault source Solution
E000 All sensors OK -
E001 Left sensor underneath Clean the sensor
E002 Upper left sensor underneath Clean the sensor
E003 Upper right sensor underneath Clean the sensor
E008 Right sensor underneath Clean the sensor
E00F All sensors underneath Clean the sensor
E010 Left IR sensor in the bumper Clean the bumper's lens
E020 Right IR sensor in the bumper Clean the bumper's lens
E040 Front left IR sensor in the bumper Clean the bumper's lens
E080 Front right IR sensor in the bumper Clean the bumper's lens
E100 Left collision switch Check the bumper
E200 Right collision switchCheck the bumper
E400 Left wheel not on floorPut the robot on the floor
E800 Right wheel not on floorPut the robot on the floor
Fault code Fault source Solution
L000 All functions OK-
L001 Overloaded left wheelCheck that the wheel has not jammed
L002 Overloaded right wheelCheck that the wheel has not jammed
L004 Overloaded left brushCheck that the brush has not jammed
L008 Overloaded right brushCheck that the brush has not jammed
L010 Overloaded fanCheck that the fan runs freely

If the above measures do not help, restart the robot vacuum cleaner by switching the power switch OFF and then ON. If this still does not help, contact a service workshop.

NB! UV light from the robot's underside can damage your eyes and should only be emitted when the machine is operating. If the emitter still shines when the robot is raised, immediately switch off the machine and contact a service workshop.

Sunlight

For navigation during vacuum cleaning, the product uses IR sensors. Sunlight falling into the room that is being cleaned can affect these sensors and impede the robot vacuum cleaner's navigation. Thus, if possible, limit the sunlight in the room.

TECHNICAL DATA R410/460

Canvac Q Clean R410/460
Diameter 340 mm
Height 90 mm
Weight 3.0 kg
Supply voltage 14.4 V
Battery NiMH 2000 mAh
Dust holder volume 0.5 litres
Charging Automatic or manual
Operating modes Auto, Spot, Edge, S-cleaning, Timer (schedule)
Charging time 200 – 300 minutes
Running time Around 90 minutes at maximum power
Main unit button type Touch (LED display)
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Canvac's quality guarantee protects consumers for 2 years. Consumables such as brushes, batteries, etc. are not covered.

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