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filters
Keep the filters clean – if they get blocked, you'll lose suction rapidly.
fitting the hose
1 Turn the hose end, to align the lock with the inlet in the front of the cleaner.
2 Push the hose end into the inlet. You'll hear a click as it locks into position.
3 Give it a gentle tug to check it's fitted properly.
cable
4 Pull as much cable as you need from the back of the cleaner.
5 There's a yellow band round the cable to show there's about a metre left.
6 There's a red band about half a metre later. This means "Stop pulling, you've run out of
cable!".
7 Keep an eye on the cable so it doesn't catch on anything, and doesn't trip anyone (including
you).
carrying and moving the cleaner
8 Lift the cleaner only by the carrying handle.
9 When you lower the cleaner, make sure it's sitting on the floor before you let the handle go
– this might sound obvious, but with such a small cleaner you might be tempted to drop it a
little, instead of bending down. Don't – you'll damage it.
10 When the cleaner is sitting on its wheels (normal position), you can move it around by pulling
gently (that's gently), on the hose.
11 For stationary jobs like curtains, you may sit the cleaner up, with the hose at the top, but
don't try to move it like this, or it'll fall over.
choose the tool for the job
12 The tools will fit on the nozzle, or on the narrow end of either tube.
13 You'll have your own preferences, but here are few tips for the first time user.
big brush
normally used with the extendable tube, for floors and carpets:
Press the rear of the brush pedal to extend the bristles for hard floors, or floor
coverings without pile.
Press the front of the brush pedal to retract the bristles for use on rugs,
carpets, and anything with pile.
turbo brush
normally used with the extendable tube, for floors and carpets, this has a
rotating brush, powered by suction, for deeper cleaning.
Close the vent on top of the brush for use on floors without carpet, or carpet
with short pile; open it for rugs and long pile carpets
crevice tool
as the name implies, down the sides of upholstery, in awkward spaces, nooks,
and crannies nothing else can reach.
small brush
use it to remove pet hair, lint, and dust from blinds, and curtains, and to brush/
clean awkward corners.
sofa brush
use this to remove pet hair, lint, and dust from upholstery, and other small,
flat areas – don't use it on hanging curtains, as it doesn't have the bristles
necessary to let air flow freely, use the small brush instead.
14 We suggest the big brush for the daily clean, the turbo for the weekly deep clean.
tubes
15 The tubes are identical. The narrow end of a tube will fit into the wide end of the other tube,
or into to any of the tools, to provide extra length where needed, for floors, carpets, or hard
to reach places:
16 Push the wide end of the tube on to the nozzle.
17 Choose a tool, and push it on the narrow end of the tube, or on the nozzle.
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