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Summary of Contents for Aircraft POWERGLIDE
- Page 1 POWERGLIDE Cordless hard floor cleaner...
- Page 3 Welcome AirCraft POWERGLIDE Thank you for purchasing this hard floor cleaner. Please read the following important safety advice: This appliance is for indoor use only. • POWERGLIDE is not intended for use by persons (including children) • with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless supervised or instructed by a person responsible for their safety.
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Page 5: Getting Started
Getting Started POWERGLIDE and Battery Pack Inside the box with your you will find: 2 Pink Pads • 2 Blue Pads • AC Charging Adaptor • Top-up Cup • Assembly POWERGLIDE’s Before starting, ensure your Battery Pack is fully charged using the included AC Charging Adaptor, and ensure 2 x AAA batteries are fitted in the handle. - Page 6 POWERGLIDE, using a spray bottle or similar. 3. Press the Power Switch pedal on the base of your POWERGLIDE. The LED lights on the base will illuminate. If left idle for 10 minutes, POWERGLIDE will automatically enter Sleep mode.
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Page 7: Storage And Maintenance
Charging Use only the AC Power Adaptor supplied with your POWERGLIDE. There are three levels of battery capacity, as indicated on the POWERGLIDE detachable Battery Pack. Please charge your when only one blue light is visible on the detachable battery pack. -
Page 8: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Symptom Cause Solution No reaction to AAA batteries not Install fresh AAA pressing buttons on present or expired batteries into handle handle Spray not functioning Lack of liquid in tank Fill tank with liquid Air blockage in pipe Press spray button several times to expel Uneven spray Spray nozzle blocked... -
Page 9: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Rated Voltage: 14.4v • Rated Power: 60w • Rechargeable Battery Pack: Lithium 2200mAh • Charge Time: hrs • Operating Time: minutes • Remote battery type: 2 x AAA (alkaline recommended) • Remote frequency: 2.4Ghz • Dimensions: 122 x 39 x 8.5cm •... -
Page 10: Warranty
If purchased directly from , we support this product with a 12- AirCraft month warranty from the date of delivery, with the exception of the Battery Pack, which carries a warranty period of six months, and the Pads, which carry a warranty of three months. - Page 12 AirCraftVacuums.com Contact: info@aircraftvacuums.com © 2018 AirCraft Home. All rights reserved. ...
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water coming out of bottom of aircraft power glide after filling water reservoir
Water may be leaking from the bottom of the Aircraft POWERGLIDE due to an obstruction in the spray nozzle. The manual suggests rinsing the nozzle with clear water or a cleaning solution to resolve the issue.
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Power glide not working from handle, batteries have been refreshed
The POWERGLIDE may not be working from the handle after refreshing the batteries due to the following reasons:
1. AAA Batteries Not Installed or Expired – Ensure that fresh AAA batteries are installed in the handle.
2. Plastic Wrapping on Batteries – If the AAA batteries were replaced, check that they have been unwrapped from their protective plastic covering.
3. Incorrect Battery Installation – Verify that the AAA batteries are correctly fitted in the handle.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, further troubleshooting may be required.
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Ball has come out can i fix
Ball has come out
Power glide not working battery charged and aaa batteries changed
The Aircraft Powerglide may not be working despite a charged battery and changed AAA batteries due to the self-protection circuit being engaged. Allow the device to cool before restarting. If the issue persists, remove the Battery Pack, reinsert it, and restart the device.
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How do l empty the water out do l remove the tank but how?