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Float | Blower |
When the waste tank is full of liquid the float
1Turn the motor OFF.
2Switch off and disconnect electrical supply by removing the plug from the wall socket.
3Raise hose to drain liquid back into the tank.
4To minimise any
IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to remove the float as this is important for safe performance.
If the cleaner overturns during use turn the motor off, return to upright and wait until the float falls free.
Exhaust filter
In addition to the cartridge filter your cleaner also has a filter fitted to the exhaust. This is housed in the exhaust filter holder.
To access the filter remove the exhaust filter holder by inserting your fingers into the bottom of it and pulling C. The filter can then be removed and cleaned by either gently tapping or rinsing in water.
Once dry, the filter can be put back in the exhaust filter holder. This can then be replaced by first locating the bottom into position, and then pushing the top firmly until it clicks into position. Ensure that the exhaust filter holder has been fitted securely otherwise it may come off during use.
Your cleaner may also be used to blow debris instead of vacuuming. To use the blower facility remove the exhaust filter holder as described under ‘Exhaust filter’. Insert the hose end into the
Emptying
Switch off and unplug the cleaner from the mains supply. Unclip and remove the motor housing D. Empty the waste tank or bucket (if used) and refit motor housing.
Crevice and upholstery tools
The crevice tool Ú can be used for difficult to reach areas.
The upholstery nozzle Û is ideal for dry vacuuming sofas, chairs and stair steps.
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