Cleaning The Inlet Filter; Cleaning The Exhaust Filter - Tesco VCBL1411 User Manual

Cleaning the Inlet Filter

The Inlet filter is inside the cleaner. Whenever you remove
the Dust Cup, you should inspect this filter and clean it.
This filter should be cleaned regularly, and whenever it shows
any signs of dirt.
Lift the filter out, brush it thoroughly and if necessary wash it
under running water. Allow to dry fully.
If there is any dirt around the inlet cavity carefully brush it out.
This will help keep the internal airways clean and maintain top
cleaner performance.
When the filter is thoroughly dry replace it in the inlet. Press the
filter firmly in to ensure it is firmly trapped in place by the two
tetaining tabs in the inlet cavity.
NEVER replace a filter when it is wet or even damp.
It is essential to inspect clean the filters regularly. The period between inspections will depend on how often and for how long you
use the cleaner. The filter in the dust cup should be cleaned whenever you empty the dust.
filters should be checked after every three cleaning sessions.
If the cleaner shows any sign of losing suction, switch off, check and clean the filters and if necessary, clear any blockage.
NEVER operate the cleaner with clogged filters, you could damage the cleaner motor.
If a filter shows any sign of wear or damage, or clogging that ordinary cleaning cannot remove it should be replaced. Contact
the Tesco helpline number on the last page of this manual for assistance.
VCBL1411 Vacuum Cleaner User Guide

Cleaning the Exhaust Filter

The Exhaust filter is located at the rear of the cleaner,
This filter should be cleaned regularly, and whenever it shows
any signs of dirt.
Press down on the filter cover. Hinge it out and remove it
Lift the filter out , and wash it under running water. Allow to dry
fully.
Brush the outlet cavity out. This will help keep the internal
airways clean and maintain cleaner performance.
When the filter is dry, replace it in the cage.
The filter is a a two-part unit. When replacing the filter the
smooth side should be facing out.
NEVER replace a filter when it is wet or even damp.
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