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WARNING:
TROUBLESHOOTING.
PROBLEM
The appliance does not work.
Dust is escaping from the
motor cover.
The power cord cannot be
retracted.
Low suction power and high
operating noise / vibrations.
TROUBLESHOOTING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, UNPLUG BEFORE
POSSIBLE CAUSE
The socket is damaged.
The plug is not plugged into the
wall outlet tightly.
Switch in the wrong position.
Motor overheating protection
during use.
Functional fault in the power
cord, switch, or motor.
The exhaust filter is missing,
damaged or not fully installed.
The pre-filter is missing or
damaged.
The air inlet filter is missing or
damaged.
The power cord is stuck.
The winding direction is
reversed.
Retract the power cord too fast. Retract the power cord slowly.
Dust bag is full.
Suction nozzle, hose, or tank
inlet is blocked.
The pre-filter or air inlet filter
needs to be cleaned.
The accessories such as hose,
floor nozzle and extension
wand or the power head are not
installed into place, causing air
leakage.
Check if the socket has power.
Insert the plug into the power
source and press the on/off switch
button.
Press the ON button on the power
head.
Unplug the plug, check whether
the dust bag is full and the
pre-filter or exhaust filter is
locked. Replace the dust bag or
clean up the pre-filter or exhaust
filter, wait for the motor to cool
enough about 50 minutes before
restarting it for use.
Have the damaged part checked
by qualified personnel or contact
the after sales helpline.
Ensure the exhaust filter is
correctly installed or replace it if
damaged.
Ensure the pre-filter is correctly
installed or replace if damaged.
Ensure the air inlet filter is
correctly installed or replace if
damaged.
Release the power cord and
retract it again.
Winding in the exact direction.
Replace the dust bag.
Check the suction nozzle, hose,
and tank inlet for obstructions.
Check and clean the pre-filter and
air inlet filter. Replace if damaged.
Install each part correctly.
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SOLUTION
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