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Use and Maintenance Manual
Residential Vacuum Units
5. Check the condition of the filter cartridge, and clean and wash it if necessary (chap. 6.2).
6. Replace the dust container in the side hooks of the handle, and close it with a slight pressure of both
hands (D) to the sides of the central button.
7. Connect the unit to the power supply socket and press Reset for 3 seconds until stand-by appears again
(for model with display only).
Important
Do not throw the inverted red cone away – replace it correctly above the dust
container
6.2 Manual Filter cleaning
The main vacuum unit has a filter cartridge that filters dust, protection the vacuum motor. It is important to
make monthly checks on the condition of this filter. On models with the Self-cleaning function, annual
inspections must be made on the filter to ensure that it is undamaged and to check if it needs washing
(if washed, the filter must be dry before being replaced).
It is advisable to keep a spare filter available for cleaning operations.
INSTRUCTION:
1. Unplug the unit from the 230 V power supply
wall socket.
2. Release and remove the dust container.
3. Unscrew and remove the filter retention ring
(fig. 1).
4. Carefully remove the filter.
5. Replace with the spare filter, resting it
against the ring, and screw it fully in.
6. Replace the dust container, taking care to
fit it correctly.
7. Connect the unit to the 230 V power
supply socket. (At this point the system is
ready for use again.)
8. Press Reset for 3 seconds until it appears
again stand-by (for model with display
only).
9. Clean the dirty filter, if possible with a
vacuum cleaner, and wash it if necessary.
10. If a spare filter is not available, the
existing filter must be cleaned with a brush,
taking care not to raise too much dust and
wearing a facemask to protect the
respiratory tract against the inhalation of
harmful dust. Then wash the filter with water.
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