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2 Operation
2.1Unpacking and assem- bling
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2.2Vacuum cleaning
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1.Unpack the appliance with all its accessories.
2.Check that the contents are complete and intact (Fig.
NOTE:
Immediately contact your dealer if you have found damage resulting from transport.
ATTENTION:
Always transport or ship the appliance in its original packaging to avoid damage. Keep the packaging for such an event.
Dispose of no longer needed packaging material properly.
WARNING:
Danger of injury! Only assemble the appliance if it is not connected to the power supply. Otherwise the machine might start up and parts of your body, hair or pieces of clothing might be sucked in.
3.Insert the end of the suction hose into the intake opening as shown until you hear and feel it lock into place (Fig. 6).
4.Insert the handle into the upper end of the telescopic tube (Fig. 7/A).
5.Push the desired nozzle onto the lower end of the telescopic tube (Fig. 7/B).
6.Adjust the length of the telescopic tube. Press down the release latch on the telescopic tube (Fig. 7/C) to do this. Then extend the telescopic tube to the desired length. Let go of the release latch while pulling until it locks in place. You will hear a distinct click.
7.Attach accessories you don't need at the moment to the accessory holder (Fig. 7/C1).as shown.
Your cylinder vacuum cleaner is now ready for use.
WARNING:
Danger of injury! A damaged appliance must never be used. Check the cylinder vacuum cleaner and the power cord before each use.
WARNING:
Danger of injury! Especially when
ATTENTION:
Only use the cylinder vacuum cleaner with all filters intact, dry and correctly fitted. Make sure that no open- ings are clogged. Otherwise the vacuum cleaner might be damaged.
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NOTE:
Your cylinder vacuum cleaner is equipped with a safety switch to prevent overheating. It automatically cuts off the power supply if the motor is overheated. In this case switch off the appliance and disconnect it from the mains. Remove the cause of the overheating. Wait for about 45 minutes. After it has cooled off, you may use the cylinder vacuum cleaner again.
1.Attach the desired nozzle, (Fig. 8).
ATTENTION:
Follow the recommendations of the flooring manufacturers. Make sure that the attached nozzle is suitable for the particular type of flooring. Our (mini) turbo brush can only be used to vacuum surfaces that are not sensitive. Do not clean any floors or objects with the (mini) turbo brush that you would not clean without a second thought with a conventional brush. Therefore, do not clean sensitive or polished floor surfaces with the (mini) turbo brush. Nor should you clean furniture, sensitive carpets, upholstery, covers, or any material with a sensitive texture with the (mini) turbo brush. Otherwise material damage might occur. If in doubt, refrain from using the (mini) turbo brush.
2.If using the floor nozzle, set the "carpet/hard floor" selector to suit the type of flooring:
-Carpet (Fig. 9/A): for short- and
-Hard floor (Fig. 9/B): for laminate, tiles, PVC, etc.
3.Pull out the power cord by the plug up to the yellow mark (Fig. 10/3).
WARNING:
Danger of electric shock! If the red mark (Fig. 10/2) shows, retract the cord by pressing the retract button (Fig. 10/1) to pull in the cable up to the yellow mark (Fig. 10/3) again. Otherwise, the power cord may be damaged.
4.Insert the mains plug into a socket with ground/safety contact.
5.Switch on the cylinder vacuum cleaner with the on/off switch (Fig. 11/2).
6.Set the suction power control (Fig. 11/1) to suit the surface to be cleaned.
7.When working with the cylinder vacuum cleaner, pull if after you like a sleigh.
NOTE:
With the bypass vent (Fig. 1/5) you can quickly reduce the suction power if less power is needed, e.g. to release objects accidentally sucked in.
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