Disposing Of The Battery; Troubles And Troubleshooting - BRAYER BR4262 Instruction Manual

Cleaning the vacuum cleaner body
• Wipe the vacuum cleaner body with a soft, slightly
damp cloth and then wipe it dry.
• Never immerse the vacuum cleaner body, the electric
brush (2) and the power adapter (20) into water or
other liquids. Make sure that no liquid gets inside the
vacuum cleaner body and the electric brush (2).
• Do not use solvents or abrasives for cleaning the
vacuum cleaner body and the removable parts.
STORAGE
• Before taking the vacuum cleaner away for storage,
clean the vacuum cleaner body, the dust bin (13) and
the electric brush (2).
• Keep the vacuum cleaner in a dry cool place out of
reach of children and disabled persons.

DISPOSING OF THE BATTERY

• Press the lock (11) and remove the rechargeable
battery (12). Do not throw out the battery with usual
household waste, apply to a specialized center for
further recycling.

Troubles and troubleshooting

Problem Reasons
The vacuum cleaner The battery is fully
cannot be switched on. discharged.
The suction power
decreased.
The indicators don't
light up during the
battery charging.
Short operation time of
the vacuum cleaner.
Solution
Charge the battery.
The dust bin is full. Clean the dust bin.
The HEPA-filter Clean the HEPA-filter.
is dirty.
Remove the
The extension pipe obstruction from the
became obstructed. extension pipe.
The round brush in Clean the electric
the electric brush brush.
does not rotate.
Fully charge the
The battery is almost battery.
discharged.
No voltage in the Check the mains
socket. socket by plugging a
known good appliance
The power adapter is
to it.
disconnected from the
mains. Plug the power
adapter into the mains
The contact fault
socket.
between the power
adapter cord plug Check the connection
and the socket on the between the power
vacuum cleaner body adapter cord plug
occurred. and the socket on the
vacuum cleaner body.
The battery is not fully Fully charge the
charged. battery.
Natural aging process The rechargeable
of the battery. battery is a
consumable material.
After the warranty
period expires, the
consumer should buy
a new battery.
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