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Opening the auxiliary air regulator (see fig. 26)
(depending on model)
You can easily reduce the suction power briefly to prevent the brush from sticking to textile flooring, for example.
Open the auxiliary air regulator just far enough so that the suction nozzle moves easily.
This reduces the suction so the floor tool is easier to push.
While vacuuming (see fig. 27 + 28)
The vacuum cleaner can also stand on its end for vacuuming stairs, drapes etc.
To prevent static electricity your hand must touch the metal inlay on the underside of the vacuum hand- piece. Be certain to continuously touch this inlay when vacuuming fine dust, flour or sawdust as these materials are more likely to create a static electricity. To further prevent static discharge while vacuuming, pull the vacuum along by the hose with one hand while continuing to hold the handpiece in the other hand.
Illuminating the work area (see fig. 29)
Your vacuum cleaner is equipped with an LED on the handle to illuminate the work area (depending on model).
Press the button on the LED handle.
It will turn itself off automatically after approx. 30 seconds.
Parking, transport and storage
Park-System (see fig. 30)
(not for use with Powerbrushes
SEB 228 / EB03 and SEB 236 / EB01)
The
Insert the parking clip attachment on the suction unit into the parking slot from above.
If the vacuum is on an incline, e.g. a ramp, slide the tube sections of the telescopic wand all the way in.
Turning on and off with the
Park-System
(depending on model)
The vacuum cleaner is automatically turned off if you insert the suction unit with the parking slot into the
Lifting the suction unit out turns the vacuum cleaner automatically back on using the last selected power level.
Park-System for storage (see fig. 31)
Turn the vacuum cleaner off after use. Unplug the power plug from the electrical outlet.
Stand the vacuum cleaner upright.
It is helpful to completely insert the tubes into the telescopic wand.
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