Hitachi CVSF8BS User Manual page 2

Names of Parts and Preparation
Slide knob
Click
Hose stand
Rug & floor nozzle
4,9
Preparation
1
How to insert batteries (R6P or SUM-3).
1) Slide and detach the battery case lid while pressing it.
2) Insert two batteries into the case correctly, as illustrated.
3) Replace the battery case lid.
Notes :
¡ Incorrect battery insertion may cause battery (liquid) leakage
and or an explosion.
1) Do not use a new and old battery together and different kinds
of batteries.
2) If you are not going to use the cleaner for a long time,
remove batteries from the cleaner.
If liquid leaks from the case, wipe out the liquid and install
new batteries.
Extension pipe
Crevice nozzle
Insert the crevice nozzle into the
control panel.
1
2
10
Joint pipe
How to attach the hose to the
2
cleaner.
Insert the joint pipe into the suction inlet of the
cleaner. When you remove the hose, pull the
joint pipe while pressing the button.
Click
Button
Hose inlet
Click
Transparent
Hose
case cover
Click
Hose inlet
Fixed handle
3
How to attach the hose, telescopic
extension pipe and rug & floor nozzle.
1) Insert the end of extension pipe into the joint pipe
with control panel until the button of the stopper
ring clicks into the hole. Then attach the rug &
floor nozzle to the extension pipe (in same way as
the connection of hose and extension pipe).
2) Adjust and extend the extension pipe to its
desired length while pressing the slide knob.
3) Press the button to remove the extension pipe
and rug & floor nozzle.
Joint pipe
Button
Button
Click
Control panel handset.
Control buttons
Grip handle
Battery case lid
Batteries
(R6P or SUM-3 batteries)
are used for the Infrared
remote control system.
Filter maintenance sign
On/Off switch on body
Control panel on body
Exhaust
Cord rewind button
Carrying handle
Wheel(with exhaust)
Power cord
Plug
Urethane filter
Dust case
(replacement 1 piece)
(Anti-static)
4
Insert the mains plug into a socket as
illustrated.
Slide
Caution :
knob
The cleaner should be unplugged from the mains
Click
when not in use.
4
6
4
4
10
8
Socket