Euro-Pro V2022 Cleaning the Dust Cup Container, To Maximize The Life Of Your Ni-cd Batteries

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Cleaning the Dust Cup Container

To achieve the best performance, empty the dust cup container after each use.

1.Press the dust cup release lever with your foot. (Fig. 9) Note: Be careful not to accidentally turn the unit “On”

Fig. 9

2.Lift out the dust cup container, which is connected to the handle. Hold over a trash bin and push down on the dust cup empty button located on the handle. (Fig. 10)

Dust Cup

Empty Button

Fig. 10

3.Re-insert the dust cup container into the sweeper head by simply pressing down on the dust cup release pedal before placing the dust cup container back into position. Once the dust cup container is fully inserted into position, lift your foot to release the dust cup release pedal. The dust cup container should be locked securely into position and ready for use.

Note: Lift the handle slightly to confirm that the dust cup is locked in place.

4.Periodically, remove the transparent brush cover on the front of the cordless sweeper and remove any build up of lint, hair or fiber on the rotating brush. To remove the transparent cover – grip the cover from the bottom, pull out and upward until the cover unlocks from the side slots and tabs located on the top of the sweeper. Carefully cut away any threads or hair with scissors. (Fig. 11)

Fig. 11

Caution: Do not accidentally turn unit on while cleaning.

Caution: Any electronic or electrical appliance should not be stored in or exposed to areas of high heat or humidity. Do not store your cordless sweeper close to stoves, radiators, furnaces or in a bathroom or bathing area.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

To Maximize The Life Of Your Ni-cd Batteries

1.Charge for a minimum of 20 hours before initial use. Failure to do so will reduce the product’s battery life significantly.

2.Do not store the unit with the charging adaptor attached and plugged in.

3.Only recharge when the batteries are fully discharged (or as close to fully discharged as possible).

4.Do not store in areas of high temperature or humidity.

5.After three (3) months of storage, the product should be fully discharged and then recharged to maximize battery power.

6.Use only the charger supplied with the product. If other chargers are used, the batteries can fail causing damage to the battery, product or personal property.

7.Ni-Cd batteries have a long useful life but at some time they will need to be replaced. To purchase replacement batteries and parts, visit our website www.sharkvac.com.

Note: If the product has never been used or has been stored for an extended period of time without use – it will take several complete charge and discharge cycles to realize the full operational time of your product.

Battery Removal & Disposal

Note: If uncertain as to how to remove your battery pack, we suggest you take your sweeper to a reputable small appliance service technician to have this service performed.

Follow the steps in “Removal of Battery Pack” when battery removal is required.

This sweeper is equipped with Ni-Cd batteries and you need to dispose of them properly. When the batteries are no longer good for use, they must be removed from the sweeper for disposal. Do not remove the batteries for any reason other than disposal of them.

Call your nearest recycling center for information on the recycling and disposal of Ni-Cd batteries.

Warning: You must never use ordinary batteries for replacement as these may leak and cause damage. Use only battery pack XB1916 provided for replacement.

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Contents Model Volt DC Speed Cordless SweeperPage V2022 Read ALL Instructions Before Using Your Cordless SweeperParts and Components TroubleshootingOperating Instructions Care And MaintenanceAssembling Your Cordless Sweeper Charging Instructions Changing The Rotating Brush, Gear Box & SqueegeeBattery Removal & Disposal Cleaning the Dust Cup ContainerTo Maximize The Life Of Your Ni-cd Batteries How To Operate Your Cordless Sweeper Removal of Battery PackAnti-Jam Brush Roll Feature