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Table of Contents
- 1 Power Cord Precautions
- 2 Before Starting
- 3 Parking Position
- 4 To Use Telescopic Tube
- 5 Emptying/Cleaning Dust Filter
- 6 Cleaning the Dust Filter
- 7 Cleaning Exhaust Filter/Hose and Nozzle
- 8 Cleaning the Exhaust Filter
- 9 Something Gets Stuck Inside
- 10 Cleaning Motorized/Turbo Nozzles/Dust Container
- 11 Troubleshooting
- 12 Consumer Information
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Page 2: Power Cord Precautions
Crevice nozzle Upholstery nozzle 10 Dusting brush Safety precautions Electrolux Twinclean should only be used by adults and only for normal indoor vacuuming in a home environment. The vacuum cleaner features double insulation and does not need to be earthed. -
Page 3: Before Starting
If you have a vacuum cleaner with remote control, make sure that the connector is pressed in completely. 13 Electrolux Twinclean features an automatic cord winder (autoreverse). Pull out the power cord and plug into a socket. Pull lightly on the cord to release the catch. - Page 4 English Getting the best results Hard floors and carpets: The Max In, Max In Turbo and Max In motorised floor nozzles (5) detect the type of surface being vacuumed. The nozzle with the pedal is set to the type of surface to be vacuumed: Position 1 for carpets (17) and position 2 for hard floors (18). Crevices, corners, etc.: Use the crevice nozzle (8).
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Page 5: Parking Position
Put the dust container back and press the rear part of the container until it clicks into place. Cleaning the dust filter Electrolux Twinclean has a dust filter that should be cleaned now and then to secure a constant high suction. When it is time to clean the filter, the filter light on the vacuum cleaner will flash. -
Page 6: Cleaning Exhaust Filter/Hose And Nozzle
English Cleaning the exhaust filter There are two types of Electrolux Twinclean exhaust filters: • Standard filter. Must be cleaned every 5–7 years. • HEPA filter (thicker with creased fibre material). Must be cleaned every 2–3 years. There is no difference in how the filters are cleaned or fitted. 30 Remove the dust container by pressing the release button at the back of the vacuum cleaner and lifting the container. -
Page 7: Something Gets Stuck Inside
English If something gets stuck in the vacuum cleaner If something gets stuck in the vacuum cleaner: 36 Turn off the vacuum cleaner and open the cover at the front of the unit by lifting the release catch. 37 Lift out the filter holder and the filters. 38 Lift the cover between the filter wells and remove anything that may have got stuck. -
Page 8: Troubleshooting
• Are the filters blocked? Water has entered the vacuum cleaner It will be necessary to replace the motor at an authorised Electrolux service centre. Damage to the motor caused by the penetration of water is not covered by the warranty. Consumer information...