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Vacuum hose (see fig. 20 + 21)
Do not use the vacuum hose or wand at head level. Injury can occur.
Do not use the vacuum hose or telescopic wand without an accessory attached. The rim could be damaged and injuries could result from sharp edges.
When vacuuming stairs, ensure that the vacuum is placed on a lower step. Risk of injury.
Place the vacuum in an upright position.
Press the release button on the telescopic wand and pull the vacuum hose handle upwards.
To increase the stability of the vacuum cleaner, slip the elbow over the vacuum hose so it engages.
For regular vacuuming, you will need to snap the handle back into the telescopic wand and place the wand back into the bracket (see the upper illustration).
Telescopic wand (see fig. 22 + 23)
Place the vacuum in an upright position.
To unhook the telescopic wand from the bracket, pull upward on the handle.
To increase the stability of the vacuum cleaner, slip the elbow over the vacuum hose so it engages (see fig. 21).
The telescopic wand is composed of two interlocking tubes that can be adjusted to the desired length.
Press the telescopic wand release button (see arrow) to release the tubes and adjust to the desired height.
To store the wand, adjust the tubes to the shortest length and place it back into the bracket (see the upper illustration).
Powerbrush
Recommended use
Always follow the flooring manufacturer's cleaning and care instructions.
The Powerbrush is particularly suitable for cleaning and restoring crushed carpet pile of wall to wall carpeting and floor coverings subject to hard wear, especially in high traffic areas.
Do not use the Powerbrush to vacuum high quality, hand knotted rugs, for example Berber or Persian rugs, as well as extremely long piled area rugs and carpets, e.g. shag. There is a danger of the threads being pulled out. Turn the Powerbrush off to vacuum these types of floor coverings and use only low suction power.
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