iRobot Looj 125 Product Manual - Page 9

Cleaning Looj, Handling Dense Clogs - gutter cleaning

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 7. Press the remote power button. The light on the remote control handle blinks when it is transmitting signals to the robot. 8. Once Looj is clear of the ladder, choose the desired rotational direction by pressing the auger spin direction button on the remote control handle. TIP: Note that one direction will spin the debris away from the house and the other direction will spin the debris onto the roof. Test the spin direction before driving the robot down the gutter. 9. Ensure that the auger is spinning and tossing debris out of the gutter and away from your home. 10. Press and hold the robot movement button in the forward direction to begin cleaning the gutter. Drive the robot forward and backward down the gutter to remove the debris. Handling Dense Clogs Looj can handle most debris found in your gutter. Occasionally, there may be heavy debris that will not clear in a single pass. Should this situation arise, it's important not to force the robot into the debris. TIP: If you hear a loud clicking sound and the auger stops spinning, the auger's clutch has slipped. Immediately turn off the auger and reverse Looj if this occurs. Once you are clear of the debris, proceed with cleaning. To handle heavy clogs, leave the auger on and drive the robot slowly forward until the auger contacts the clogged debris. Allow the auger to eject a small amount of debris. If Looj gets stuck or if the clutch slips, reverse direction and allow the auger to clear away the debris it has loosened. Repeat this process until the clogged debris is fully cleared. For more detail, photos and videos please visit our website at: www.irobot.com CAUTION: If Looj begins to climb up over debris, STOP MOVING THE ROBOT forward and back it up. If you drive the robot over debris and up the side of the gutter, you risk it falling out of the gutter which may cause injury. 16 iRobot Looj Owner's Manual  CAUTION: Excessive operation of the Auger while the clutch is slipping (clicking) will cause permanent damage to the robot. 11. Once Looj reaches the end of the gutter, drive it back to you. Keep the auger spinning to drive under the gutter straps 12. Switch the power switch off on the robot and turn the remote power off. 13. Attach the remote control handle to remove Looj from the gutter and clip Looj to the belt clip before descending. 14. Descend the ladder following safety instructions from ladder manufacturer. Cleaning Looj Make sure the battery door is securely closed before cleaning. Looj is designed to be easily cleaned with a hose or under a faucet. No chemicals should be used to clean Looj. Prior to cleaning, remove the remote control handle and treads from the robot. Clean any debris from Looj's wheels. Looj's remote control handle should be cleaned with a damp cloth only. The remote control handle is not waterproof. Damage may occur to the electronics if it is sprayed with water or submerged. CAUTION: The remote control handle is not waterproof. Clean the handle with a damp cloth only. CAUTION: Always keep the battery door closed when cleaning to avoid damage to the product or battery. www.irobot.com 17

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iRobot Looj Owner’s Manual
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CAUTION: Excessive operation of the Auger while the clutch is slipping
(clicking) will cause permanent damage to the robot.
11.
Once Looj reaches the end of the gutter, drive it back to you.
Keep the auger spinning to drive under the gutter straps
12.
Switch the power switch off on the robot and turn the remote
power off.
13.
Attach the remote control handle to remove Looj from the gutter
and clip Looj to the belt clip before descending.
14.
Descend the ladder following safety instructions from ladder
manufacturer.
Cleaning Looj
Make sure the battery door is securely closed before cleaning. Looj is
designed to be easily cleaned with a hose or under a faucet. No chemicals
should be used to clean Looj. Prior to cleaning, remove the remote control
handle and treads from the robot. Clean any debris from Looj’s wheels.
Looj’s remote control handle should be cleaned with a damp cloth only.
The remote control handle is not waterproof.
Damage may occur to the
electronics if it is sprayed with water or submerged.
CAUTION: The remote control handle is not waterproof. Clean the handle
with a damp cloth only.
CAUTION: Always keep the battery door closed when cleaning to avoid
damage to the product or battery.
7.
Press the remote power button. The light on the remote control
handle blinks when it is transmitting signals to the robot.
8.
Once Looj is clear of the ladder, choose the desired rotational
direction by pressing the auger spin direction button on the
remote control handle.
9.
Ensure that the auger is spinning and tossing debris out of the
gutter and away from your home.
10.
Press and hold the robot movement button in the forward
direction to begin cleaning the gutter. Drive the robot forward
and backward down the gutter to remove the debris.
Handling Dense Clogs
Looj can handle most debris found in your gutter. Occasionally, there may be
heavy debris that will not clear in a single pass. Should this situation arise,
it’s important not to force the robot into the debris.
TIP: If you hear a loud clicking sound and the auger stops spinning, the auger’s
clutch has slipped. Immediately turn off the auger and reverse Looj if this
occurs. Once you are clear of the debris, proceed with cleaning.
To handle heavy clogs, leave the auger on and drive the robot slowly forward
until the auger contacts the clogged debris. Allow the auger to eject a small
amount of debris. If Looj gets stuck or if the clutch slips, reverse direction
and allow the auger to clear away the debris it has loosened. Repeat this
process until the clogged debris is fully cleared.
For more detail, photos and videos please visit our website at:
www.irobot.com
CAUTION: If Looj begins to climb up over debris, STOP MOVING THE ROBOT
forward and back it up. If you drive the robot over debris and up the side of the
gutter, you risk it falling out of the gutter which may cause injury.
TIP: Note that one direction will spin the debris away from the house and the
other direction will spin the debris onto the roof. Test the spin direction
before driving the robot down the gutter.