Cleaning The Brush; Mains Adaptor - Tesla PureStar E60 Manual

3. Open the dust tank lid (B) for rough cleaning, gently tap the dirt from the HEPA filter into the waste
bin.
4. Both filters can also be rinsed under running water. Allow the filters to dry thoroughly before using
them again.
5. Replace both filters.
HEPA filter
In case of heavy soiling or poor performance of the vacuum cleaner, replace it with a new one.
We recommend replacing it once every 6 months.
WARNING
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Failure to clean or replace the filters can lead to a vacuum cleaner failure!
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Do not use any aggressive detergents or cleaning agents or hot water to clean the filters.
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To maintain the filtration parameters of the HEPA filter, we recommend dry cleaning.
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If you decide to wash the HEPA filter with water, its filtration capacity will be reduced. The maximum
number of filter washes is 3 times, then it is necessary to purchase a new HEPA filter.
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Replace the filters if they can no longer be cleaned properly or are damaged.
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The filters are not dishwasher safe.
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Make sure that the seating surfaces and sealing elements are clean and functional.
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Before putting the filters back in the vacuum cleaner, make sure that they are completely dry
(ideally put them back in after 24 hours).
All of the above instructions are very important if you feel that the vacuum cleaner has poor suction
power or poorly sucks dirt from the floor. This condition is a clear indication that the vacuum cleaner's
filtration system requires cleaning.
IMPORTANT - never use the vacuum cleaner without filters installed!

CLEANING THE BRUSH

Visually inspect the brush for dirt after each vacuuming. Remove hairs, animal hairs, etc.

MAINS ADAPTOR

If the mains adapter of this appliance is damaged, it must be repaired by the manufacturer, its service
technician or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a dangerous situation.
NOTE: To charge the battery, use only the AC adapter supplied with the vacuum cleaner.
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The vacuum cleaner must only be supplied with a safe low voltage corresponding to the marking of
the appliance.