Maintenance - Motorised Floor Brush - Morphy Richards Supervac deluxe Instructions For Future Use

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VC734055MUK Rev 2.qxp_Instruction Book 08/03/2017 11:41 Page 10
Maintenance - motorised
floor brush
WARNING: The motorised floorbrush
be removed before any maintenance
operations.
WARNING: Take care when using tools and
sharp objects.
If the motorised floor brush
1.
a foreign object or if used on very deep pile
carpet, the power level indicator lights
flash. If this happens, switch off, remove the
motorised floor brush and then remove the cause
of the stall. Leave for a few minutes to allow the
floor brush protection to self reset.
To clean the motorised floor brush, turn the unit
2.
off, press the handheld vacuum cleaner
attachments release buttons
motorised floor brush away.
Turn the motorised floor brush
3.
inspect the rotating brush bar (20c).
20a
20b
20c
10
4.
(20)
must
(20)
is stalled, eg. by
(5)
will
5.
(17)
and pull the
6.
7.
(20)
over to
Using a small flat bladed screwdriver gently turn
1
the locking button
(20a)
/
8
unlock the cover. Remove the cover (20b). Using
the small flat bladed screwdriver underneath the
end of the rotating brush, gently lift the rotating
brush bar
(20c)
out.
20c
20b
Pull-away any hairs or fibres from around the
rotating brush bar. If they are tightly wound
around the brush carefully snip the fibres/hairs
with scissors using the groove in the brush to
assist. Take care not to damage the brush
bristles. Inspect both ends of the brush for hairs
& fibres and remove if necessary. The end cap of
the brush that sits underneath the brush bar
cover
(20b)
should rotate freely.
Before the replacing the motorised floor brush
(20), check to ensure there are no blockages in
the inlet aperture.
Replace the rotating brush bar and brush bar
cover in their original position and re-lock the
locking button (20a).
turn clockwise to

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