Using The Vacuum Cleaner - BRAYER BR4266 Instruction Manual

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– Do not throw the battery into fire.
– Avoid the battery terminals circuit, it may cause burns
or fire.
– Do not discard the battery with usual household waste,
apply to a specialized center for further recycling.
• Before using the unit for the first time or after a long
period of inactivity, charge the battery.
CHARGING THE DETACHED RECHARGEABLE
BATTERY
• Plug the Power Adapter (22) jack into the Socket (14)
on the Rechargeable Battery (3) (Fig. 9).
• Plug the Power Adapter (22) into the mains - the Light
Indicator (13) will turn red; when the charge of the
Rechargeable Battery (3) is full, the Light Indicator (13)
will turn green (Fig. 9).
• Unplug the Power Adapter (22) from the mains once
the Rechargeable Battery has been fully charged.
Charging the Vacuum Cleaner at the Wall Mount or
elsewhere
• Insert the connector cable jack of the Power Adapter
(22) into the Battery Charging Socket (2), plug the
Power Adapter (22) into an electric socket - the Charge
Level Indicators (16) will turn on and start flashing,
showing the residual charge level of the Rechargeable
Battery (3); when the Rechargeable Battery (3) is fully
charged all the Indicators (16) are lit.
•
• Full charging of the rechargeable battery takes about
4-5 hours.
• After charging the battery disconnect the power
adapter (24) from the mains.
Notes:
– charge the battery at the temperature from +5°C to
+35°C.
– if you didn't use the vacuum cleaner for more than
2-3 months, fully charge the battery before using the
vacuum cleaner.

USING THE VACUUM CLEANER

ATTENTION!
– If the suction power of the vacuum cleaner decreases
rapidly while cleaning, switch it off immediately and
check the extension pipe (10) for obstruction. Remove
the obstruction and only then continue cleaning.
– Do not use the vacuum cleaner to collect burning or
smoking cigarettes, cinders, plaster or concrete dust,
flour or ashes.
– The vacuum cleaner is not intended for collecting
water or other liquids.
– Do not use the vacuum cleaner in places where
aerosols are used or sprayed, and in proximity to highly
inflammable liquids, do not use the vacuum cleaner in
the places where such liquids are stored.