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Getting the best results
Use nozzles as follows:
Carpets and hardfloors:
For carpets use the combination floor nozzle* with
lever in position (32a)
32a
32b
For Hard floors, use the combination floor nozzle
with lever in position (32b). Make sure the brushes on
the nozzle are down to prevent scratching the floor
surface.
Reduce suction power for short pile small carpets.
With the Dust Magnet* nozzle there is normally no
need to switch mode (33a). It can be used with brush
up on all surfaces for maximum convenience with
maintained excellent dust removal result. The (33b)
brush setting should be used to reach optimal dust
removal on difficult hard floors or to get a combing
effect on carpets.
33a
33b
Wooden floors: Use the parquet nozzle* (34).
Upholstered furniture and fabrics: Use the up-
holstery nozzle* (35) for sofas, curtains, lightweight
fabrics etc. Reduce suction power if necessary.
Crevices, corners, etc.: Use the crevice nozzle* (36).
34
Using the turbo nozzle*
37a/b Ideal for carpets and wall-to-wall carpeting
to remove stubborn fluff and pet hairs.
Note: Do not use the turbo nozzle on animal skin rugs
or carpet fringes. To avoid damaging the carpet, do not
keep the nozzle stationary whilst the brush is rotating.
Do not pass the nozzle across electric cables, and be sure
to switch off the vacuum cleaner immediately after use.
35
36
37b
37a
* Certain models only.
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