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Preparatory work
Getting to know the appliance
Fig.
:
dirt container release button;
1
1
er button;
parking slot;
3
dirt container lid;
shroud;
5
6
inlet;
max mark;
wheel cover;
9
10
button;
telescopic tube release catch;
12
ic tube;
bypass vent;
14
tor;
hose;
floor nozzle
17
18
Accessories (optional)
Fig.
:
parquet nozzle;
2
A
turbo brush;
3-in-1 combo nozzle
D
Unpacking and assembling
CAUTION!
If using the mini turbo brush (optional)
(Fig.
2
/
), make sure that the surface can with-
C
stand the rotating brush roller without becoming
damaged.
NOTE:
If you intend to use one of the small accessory
nozzles: We recommend to mount them directly
to the hose handle (Fig.
Check that the unpackaged contents are com-
1
plete (Fig.
1
). If you notice any transport damage or
if anything is missing, contact your dealer immedi-
ately.
Insert the hose connector into the hose inlet
2
of the appliance (Fig.
3
tor has clicked into place. Check for proper assembly.
Slot the telescopic tube and hose handle together
3
(Fig.
).
Adjust the length of the telescopic tube
4
4
as indicated (Fig.
4
).
5
zles to the telescopic tube. When connecting the two
parts, you might need to twist them a little against
each other (Fig.
).
5
Vacuum cleaning
CAUTION!
Especially when vacuum-cleaning stairs make
sure that you always stand on a higher level than
the appliance. Otherwise there is a risk that the
appliance will fall and injure you.
pow-
2
power cord with plug;
4
separator;
7
8
cord rewind
11
telescop-
13
handle;
hose connec-
15
16
flexible hose;
mini
B
C
).
5
). Ensure the hose connec-
Mount one of the floor noz-
EN
NOTE:
In normal situations the bypass vent must be
completely closed. With the bypass vent
(Fig.
/
) you can quickly reduce the suction
1
14
hose
power, e.g. to release curtains that have acciden-
tally been sucked in.
To close the bypass vent, push it down. To open
the bypass vent, push it up.
Unwind the power cord but be sure not to pull
1
the cord beyond the yellow mark. If exceeded, press
the cord rewind button (Fig.
into an electrical outlet with ground/safety contact.
Switch the appliance on by pressing the pow-
3
er button (Fig.
7
switch of the floor nozzle forward (Fig.
on hard floors click rocker switch back (Fig.
Storing the appliance
Switch off the appliance and pull the plug from
1
the mains socket.
(Fig.
), until the connection cord has been fully re-
6
wound.
Insert the floor or parquet nozzle which is
3
connected to the telescopic tube or handle into the
parking slot (Fig.
Maintaining the appliance
Emptying and cleaning the dirt container
NOTE:
The motor is equipped with a thermal cut-out. If
for any reason the appliance should overheat, the
thermostat will automatically turn the appliance
off.
Press dirt container release button to remove the
1
dirt container (Fig.
over a bin and press dirt release button to open, al-
lowing dirt to fall out (Fig.
arator, hold the container and rotate the separator
clockwise (Fig.
12
ing.
Hold the container and turn the shroud an-
4
ti-clockwise (Fig.
ing. Remove all residual dust from the dirt contain-
er.
After cleaning insert the shroud again and lock
5
it by turning clockwise.
separator again and lock it by turning anti-clockwise.
Close the bottom plate of the dirt container.
the dirt container firmly into the appliance until you
feel or hear it locking into place (Fig.
).
Insert the plug
6
2
).
For use on carpets click rocker
4
8
Push the cord rewind button
2
).
9
).
Hold dirt container low
10
2
11
).
To remove the sep-
3
). Rinse it clean and leave it dry-
13
). Rinse it clean and leave it dry-
After cleaning insert the
6
14
).
17
/A). For use
8
/B).
Press
7
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