Safety cut-out
If the cleaner overheats a motor protection thermostat will automatically switch the motor off. If this happens, switch the cleaner off, unplug from the power supply and leave the cleaner to cool for at least 30 minutes. Check the airways for blockages, empty dust canister and clean the filters before restarting.
Cleaning the filters
To maintain suction the pleated filter must be shaken clean each time the dust canister is emptied. Failure to clean the filter will reduce suction and could damage the motor if used for a prolonged period. This may invalidate the guarantee. If the filters become damaged they must be replaced.
Pleated filter
This must be shaken clean at every emptying to maintain suction. To thoroughly clean it wash it regularly.
To remove it from the dust canister lid turn the filter 1/4 turn
Motor protection filter I
The motor protection filter Ò is located
underneath the dust canister
1Remove the dust canister.
2Lift out the filter and shake over a dustbin.
The filter may also be washed in water (no detergents) but must be totally dry before re- fitting.
3Replace the filter
Exhaust filter I
The exhaust filter is located below the dust canister compartment.
1Remove the front cover.
2Remove the exhaust filter Ú by pulling forward at the top and lift it away.
3Take the filter out of the cage and shake vigorously over a dustbin. The filter may also be washed in warm water. Do not use detergents. The filter must be completely dry before
4Replace the filter and front cover.
Changing the belt
If the brush bar stops rotating it is likely that the drive belt has snapped (usually because the brush has been stalled). A spare belt is supplied. Replacement belts can also be obtained from Morphy Richards.
Accessing the floor nozzle J
1Disconnect the cleaner from the mains supply.
2Put switch to off position.
3Remove front cover and dust canister.
4Press the handle release pedal and place the cleaner face down, in a flat position on a soft surface (eg carpet).
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