hi from italy

[superino]

I'm a new owner of navibot 8950, work fine..
I have two questions, when no use for some days is better keep in recharger or not?
After three time work, there are already scratches in sensor zone, between many months may be a problem?
thanks a lot and sorry for my bad english

[piokrza]

when no use for some days is better keep in recharger or not?

Navibot (like the others) should be placed on the charger all the time - keeping the right battery level, but if you want to switch it completely off then press the red switch button at the bottom of the robot body

After three time work, there are already scratches in sensor zone, between many months may be a problem?

No. All NaviBots are supposed to bump into things occasionally, and this way "get" some scratches around its body. This will not affect the normal operation of the device in no case.

[superino]

thanks for your answer..
there is a usb port, possible upgrade firmware?

[piokrza]

Yes, but they did not announced any, as for yet.

[superino]

but on line, is there a samsung software for windows for upgrade?

[piokrza]

I didn't see any.

[forgottenpassword]

I'm a new owner of navibot 8950, work fine..
I have two questions, when no use for some days is better keep in recharger or not?
After three time work, there are already scratches in sensor zone, between many months may be a problem?
thanks a lot and sorry for my bad english

Hi Superino,

This is just a question out of curiousity. I was wondering if the navibot is more popular then the Roomba brand vacuum in Italy/Europe?

[superino]

@ piokrza
ok, then software have only samsung authorized centers.
@ forgottenpassword
in the big stores there are all brands (irobot, samsung also lg), but i think people buy many roomba (there is a italian roomba forum, for now no navibot)
I choise samsung because i love her (have tv, mobile phone... and now navibot)