Philips 7000 Series Manual page 9

Problem
The LED lights of the
nozzle flash or do not give
out a steady beam of light
while vacuuming.
The nozzle does not
vacuum up dirt.
Possible cause
The LED lights switch off
when you lift the nozzle off
the floor.
The suction opening in the
bottom of the nozzle is
blocked with dirt and this
prevents the sensor that
activates the lights to work.
The batteries are running
low.
The air passage in the nozzle
is blocked with threads and
hairs.
Solution
The LED lights need vacuum to function.
This vacuum is only created when the
nozzle is placed on the floor. Place the
nozzle back on the floor and you will see
that the lights come on again.
Clean the suction hole in the bottom of
the nozzle by removing the threads and
hairs that are blocking the air passage.
Scrape the air passage clean with a
plastic or wooden tool. To clean the
sensor hole, use a cotton swab and turn
it a little to remove the dirt.
Replace empty disposable batteries
with new ones. If you use rechargeable
1.5V batteries, recharge them in a
separate battery charger.
Clean the air passage of the nozzle by
removing the threads and hairs from the
suction opening in the bottom.
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