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Hitachi PV-XH3M Instruction Manual

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Instruction
Manual
Hitachi
Cordless Stick
Model
PV-XH3M
Thank you for purchasing a Hitachi Cordless
Stick Vacuum Cleaner.
This vacuum cleaner is intended for use in
domestic households only and not designed
for commercial use.
To ensure proper use, read this manual
carefully before using the vacuum cleaner.
For future reference, keep this manual in an
easily accessible place.
To ensure proper use, read the safety
→
precautions
(P.EN-2 to EN-6).
Contents
Before using the vacuum cleaner
Safety precautions ........................
Usage notes ..................................
Using the vacuum cleaner
Controls and indicators .................
Control buttons..............................
Indicators during use ....................
Using the attachments...................
Power head ....................................
Handy brush...................................
Mini power brush...........................
2-way crevice nozzle .....................
After vacuuming completes
Emptying the dust case.................
Cleaning the filters ........................
Attaching the dust case ................
Maintenance .................................
Washable Parts..............................
Appendix
Troubleshooting. ...........................
Replacing the battery ....................
Specifications ...............................
EN-2
EN-6
EN-7
EN-8
EN-26
EN-27
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Maintenance ......... EN-26 Vacuum cleaner, attachments, attachment accessories... EN-26 Washable Parts......EN-26 Thank you for purchasing a Hitachi Cordless Maintaining (washing with water) the filters..EN-27 Stick Vacuum Cleaner. Cleaning the power heads....This vacuum cleaner is intended for use in...

  • Page 2: Safety Precautions

    The severity of injury or damage that might occur if these precautions are ignored or the vacuum cleaner is used improperly is classified and explained below. Hitachi is not responsible for any injury or damage that occurs as a result of ignoring these precautions.
  • Page 3 Continuing to use the vacuum cleaner under these conditions could result in smoke, fire, or electric shock. Turn off the vacuum cleaner immediately and unplug the AC adapter from the outlet. Then, contact a Hitachi authorized service agent to request an inspection and repair. Outlet, plug, cord, and AC adapter Use an AC220-240V outlet.
  • Page 4 CAUTION Outlet, AC adapter, cord Hold onto the AC adapter. Hold onto the AC adapter when you unplug it. Do not pull on the cord. Pulling on the cord might damage the cord and cause short-circuiting, resulting in electric shock or fire. Do not wrap the cord around the charging station.
  • Page 5 Replacement of the battery is to be performed by a trained service technician. Do not remove the battery except when disposing of this vacuum cleaner. Please consult with a Hitachi authorized service agent. Do not touch the terminals or connect them by using metal items such as wires and pins.

  • Page 6: Usage Notes

    If the liquid inside the battery enters your eyes, do not rub your eyes, but thoroughly wash them with clean water immediately, and then consult a doctor. Failure to do so might cause damage to your eyes. WARNING Do not use the battery if it is leaking or has an abnormal odor, discoloration, deformation, or damage due to being dropped or you notice something unusual.

  • Page 7: Vacuum Cleaner

    Part names and assembly Stick vacuum cleaner configuration Handle Hand-held vacuum cleaner configuration Battery Control buttons Vacuum cleaner Indicator Release button Dust case Click Click Charging station Handy brush configuration AC adapter Extension Click pipe Cord Reverse side Connector Release Plug button Safety swith...

  • Page 8: Attachments And Assembly

    Attachments and assembly Attachments can be attached to the vacuum cleaner and extension pipe. Power head → (P.EN-15) Mini power brush Extension pipe → (P.EN-17) 2-way crevice nozzle → (P.EN-18) Multi angle nozzle with brush → (P.EN-19) Vacuum cleaner → Handy brush (P.EN-16) Storing the vacuum cleaner...

  • Page 9: Controls And Indicators

    Controls and indicators Control buttons To operate To automatic operation Press the button. Press the button. Each time the button is pressed, the The sensor will sense the type or state of operation status will be the order of the floor, as well as the operation mode of →...

  • Page 10: Indicators During Use

    Indicators during use Indicator Operating status The remaining battery level is high. The remaining battery level is low. Blinking (about two times per second) Charge the battery. Battery indicator Blinking The filter needs to be cleaned. (about two times per second) →...

  • Page 11: Assembling The Charging Station

    Assembling the charging station Charging station (P.EN-12) → You can charge the vacuum cleaner by connecting it to the AC adapter directly, instead of using the charging → station (P.EN-12) On the charging Insert the connector Push the connector station, insert the terminal all the way in the direction cord between...

  • Page 12: Charging The Vacuum Cleaner

    Charging the vacuum cleaner Charge the battery before using the vacuum cleaner. The battery is not fully charged at the time of purchase. It generally takes about 2.5 hours to charge the battery. (It might take longer to charge the battery depending on factors such as the ambient temperature and how long the vacuum cleaner was in use.) To change the vacuum cleaner using the charging station To charge the vacuum cleaner by connecting it to the AC adapter.

  • Page 13: Disassembling The Charging Station

    When charging the battery, make sure the ambient temperature is between 5 ° C and 35 ° C. Note Charging the battery in temperatures outside of this range might prevent the battery from being fully charged. As a result, the battery might take a long time to charge, or you might only be able to use the vacuum cleaner for a short time.

  • Page 14: Using The Vacuum Cleaner

    Using the vacuum cleaner If the vacuum cleaner is set on the charging station. If the AC adapter is directly connected to the vacuum cleaner. Remove the vacuum cleaner Remove the connector of the AC from the charging station. adapter from the vacuum cleaner. Hold the handle and pull the vacuum cleaner upward.

  • Page 15: Using The Attachments

    Using the power head while they are worn out might damage the floor. You cannot replace the brushes or wheels by yourself. Please contact a Hitachi authorized service agent to Rotary brush have the brushes, wheels, and rotary brush replaced as a set.

  • Page 16: Handy Brush

    Using the power head while they are worn out might damage the floor. You cannot replace the brushes or wheels by yourself. Please contact a Hitachi authorized service agent to have the brushes, wheels, and rotary brush replaced as a set.

  • Page 17: Mini Power Brush

    Mini power brush This is a compact suction head that can be used on sofas, car seats, and bedding. Risk of injury Do not place the mini power brush on parts of your body (on top of your feet, etc.) when pulling the mini power brush. WARNING It might get your body parts caught in the rotary brush.

  • Page 18: 2-Way Crevice Nozzle

    2-way crevice nozzle Swiftly perform cleaning with the brush on the tip. The mode can be switched to crevice nozzle mode with one touch so it is useful when cleaning book shelves and crevices. To switch between the crevice nozzle and the crevice brush, hold down the button and slide the brush in the direction indicated by the arrow.

  • Page 19: Multi Angle Nozzle With Brush

    Multi angle nozzle with brush Use by attaching to the inlet of the handy cleaner. It is a free rotating nozzle that can reach far above furniture and into crevices. Inlet CAUTION Multi angle nozzle with brush Risk of damage. Insert Do not press against areas that are particularly easy to be damaged, such as pianos.

  • Page 20: Emptying The Dust Case And Cleaning The Filters

    Emptying the dust case and cleaning the filters Cyclonic cleaners does not require using paper bags as high suction power is used to compress dirt and debris. We recommend disposal of dust and debris after each use, and frequent filter maintenance. Empty the dust case before exceeding the “Max line”...

  • Page 21: Emptying The Dust Case

    Emptying the dust case (continued) Remove attached dust and debris. CAUTION Remove the dust and debris and fine dust and debris using soft Risk of damage cloths, etc. You might have unintentionally vacuumed sharp objects such as glass shards or pins. Be careful when performing maintenance.
  • Page 22 Open the dust case lid and empty the dust case. Make sure the dust case lid is facing down, and then press the dust disposal button. Dust disposal button Note Dust and debris might be hard Dust case lid to remove depending on the type of dust and debris and Dust and debris how it accumulates.

  • Page 23: Cleaning The Filters

    Cleaning the filters Clean filter Open the clean filter. Set the dust case on the Grab and hold the lower part of the dust case, lift up the floor. knobs of the clean filter, and open the cover in the direction indicated by the arrow.
  • Page 24 Inner cylinder filter • inner cylinder cap Open the dust case lid (P.EN-22) and remove the inner cylinder filter. → Turn the mark on the cap Turn Lift the inner cylinder filter straight up. until it stop Base of the inner cylinder cap Note Dust and debris might spill when the...

  • Page 25: Attaching The Dust Case

    Attaching the dust case Attach the dust case Attach the groove of the dust case to the Firmly attach the dust case until you hear a protrusion of the vacuum cleaner. "click" sound. Dust case Click Dust and debris collection inlet Dust case Groove Protrusion...

  • Page 26: Maintenance

    Maintenance To clean with high suction power, we recommend performing frequent maintenance. Vacuum cleaner, attachments, attachment accessories Perform maintenance when you are concerned about dirt. Moisten a soft cloth and then wring it out thoroughly. Risk of eruption, fire, electric shock, or injury. When cleaning the charging station, unplug the plug of AC adapter from outlet.

  • Page 27: Maintaining (Washing With Water) The Filters

    Maintaining (washing with water) the filters Wash the filters with water, if the filter indicator blinks in red or the vacuum cleaner's suction power is weak. Clean filter, sponge filter Wash the filters with water by using the CAUTION maintenance brush. Risk of injury Gently remove any attached You might have unintentionally...
  • Page 28 If any dust and debris enters the motor, the filter inside the vacuum cleaner might be clogged and strange sounds might come from the vacuum cleaner. In this case, please consult a Hitachi authorized service agent. Note If the suction power is weak even after washing the filters with water, the clean filter, sponge filter, etc.

  • Page 29: Cleaning The Power Heads

    After extended use, the brushes, wheels, and rotary brush might wear down. Using the power head while they are worn out might damage the floor. You cannot replace the brushes or wheels by yourself. Please contact a Hitachi authorized service agent to have the brushes, wheels, and rotary brush replaced as a set.
  • Page 30 Rotary brush maintenance Remove the brush holder. Flip over the power head and open the lever. Remove the brush holder. Brush holder Lever Detach the rotary brush and remove dust and debris. Remove dust and debris Remove dust and debris tangled in Remove dust and debris the groove using tweezers, etc.

  • Page 31: Maintaining The Mini Power Brush

    Maintaining the mini power brush Perform maintenance when suction power is weak or when dirt becomes a concern. We recommend periodic maintenance (about once a month). Dust and debris stuck to the safety switch, rotary brush, brushes, wheels and rotating sections might cause reductions in suction power or malfunctions.
  • Page 32 Rotary brush maintenance Remove the brush holder. Flip over the mini power brush and turn on the cover. Cover Detach the rotary brush and remove dust and debris. Tweezers The rotary brush Remove dust and debris Remove dust and can be washed debris tangled in the with water.

  • Page 33: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Before requesting for repair Check the following points again The vacuum cleaner does not operate, or stops while the vacuum cleaner is running. The suction power is weak. The rotary brush does not rotate. The safeguard might be operating. Release the safeguard with the following instructions. Suction power of the vacuum cleaner becomes weak The rotary brush of the power head or or stops while the vacuum cleaner is running.
  • Page 34 EN-24 Is the battery exhausted? might need to replace the battery. Please EN-27-EN-28 consult with a Hitachi authorized service agent. The exhaust or vacuum cleaner The motor is being cooled via air flow, which is normal. gets warm (during operation) The vacuum cleaner or It gets warm due to the flow of electrical current to the control circuit,...
  • Page 35 Did you not use the vacuum cleaner and leave it unattended for a long period of time without charging it? When leaving it unattended, the battery might have to be replaced because its performance and life might be deteriorated. Please consult with the Hitachi authorized service agent. EN-35...

  • Page 36: Replacing The Battery And Disposing Of The Vacuum Cleaner

    Please replace the battery. Consult with your Hitachi authorized service agent when replacing the battery without disposing of the product due to the life of the battery reaching its end, etc.

  • Page 37: Disposing Of The Vacuum Cleaner

    To dispose of the vacuum cleaner, detach the battery according to the following procedure, and then bring the vacuum cleaner to a Hitachi authorized service agent or one of our recycling partner stores. Alternatively, ask local authorities about the proper method of disposing of the vacuum cleaner, and follow your local recycling regulations.

  • Page 38: Specifications

    Specifications Product name Cordless Stick Cleaner Vacuum Cleaner Model name PV-XH3M Rated voltage DC25.2V Nominal capacity 2,100 mAh. Dust bin capacity 0.5 L Dust capacity (Max line) 0.4 L Battery Lithium-ion battery (7 cells) Standard: Approx. 40 minutes (with Power head) Standard: Approx.

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