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During use in Auto mode, depending on the floor surface and the amount 

of dust the vacuum cleaner is picking up, the vacuum cleaner suction will 

automatically adjust to the required power. 

 

7.2.2  Manual Mode 

 

Whilst the vacuum cleaner is running, press either the      Button to reduce 

power, or the     Button to Increase Power. The word “Auto” will turn Red 

colour indicating you are in Manual Mode. 

 

Note

: Each press of the      button or      button will step to the next power 

setting. There are 5 power levels. 

 

Note

: Using Maximum Power will use the battery power quicker than in the 

Default Mode setting. 

 

7.2.3  Auto Mode 

 

Whilst the vacuum cleaner is running in Manual Mode, press on the word 

“Auto” on the control panel once. 

 

The vacuum cleaner will change to “Auto” power mode and the word “Auto” 

will illuminate in white colour indicating it is in “Auto” mode. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for EV-6803-S259

Page 1: ... of this appliance are subject to change without prior notice If any Accessories should fail during use please call 1300 105 888 Australia or 09 8870 447 New Zealand for an immediate replacement This will save you from returning the product to the store If we can assist you in any other way please feel free to contact us ...

Page 2: ...tatic Contacts 13 7 Using the Vacuum Cleaner 14 7 1 On Off 14 7 2 Speed Control 14 7 2 1 Default Mode Auto 14 7 2 2 Manual Mode 15 7 2 3 Auto Mode 15 8 Indicator Lights 16 8 1 Jammed Floor Head Brush 16 8 2 Filter Blockage Air Flow Blockage 16 8 3 Dust Indicator 17 8 4 Battery Overheating 17 9 Emptying the Dust Canister 18 10 User Maintenance 18 10 1 Cleaning the Main Filters 18 10 2 Exhaust Filte...

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Page 4: ...ustible materials i e lighter fluid petrol kerosene etc or use in the presence of explosive liquids or vapour DO NOT pick up toxic material i e chlorine bleach ammonia drain cleaner etc DO NOT vacuum Toner for laser printers copy machines etc as there is a risk of fire and explosion DO NOT vacuum plaster dust cement dust etc as the filter will block very quick DO NOT use the vacuum without the fil...

Page 5: ... DO NOT attempt to modify this product in any way DO empty the Dust Canister regularly for optimal operation of the vacuum DO keep hair loose clothing fingers feet and body parts away from openings or moving parts DO disconnect the Charger from the power supply when not in use DO use only on dry indoor surfaces DO use only as described in this manual Use only the manufacturer s recommended attachm...

Page 6: ... Pack must be removed from the vacuum cleaner before disposal Contact your local waste management authority for more information on Battery Recycling and disposal regulations in your area This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates Do not dispose of electrical appliances or batteries as unsorted municipal waste use separate collection facilities Contact your local council for information...

Page 7: ...harger cable Never carry the vacuum cleaner with the accessories Tools 4 Components Note The specifications and or components of this appliance are subject to change without prior notice 1 Control Panel Rechargeable Battery Pack 5 Wall Mount Plugs and Screws 2 Crevice Brush Tool 6 Battery Charger ZD12D300050AU 3 Extension Tube 7 Motorised Floor Head 4 Wall Mount Tool Holder Bracket 8 Dust Canister...

Page 8: ...ttery Charger which was supplied with this appliance Slide the battery pack onto the bottom of the vacuum cleaner handle and push all the way in until it locks in place as shown Note The Battery can only be fitted in one direction Battery Level in Increase Power Manually Button Battery Overheated Indicator Filter Blocked Power Auto Mode Decrease Power Manually Button Power Level Indicator Floor He...

Page 9: ...nd at the same time slide the battery straight out 5 2 Attaching the Extension Tube Insert the top end of the Extension Tube into the mating hole in the vacuum cleaner body ensuring the locking tabs are aligned then push inward until it locks into place 5 3 Removing the Extension Tube To remove the Extension Tube press the locking button to release then pull the tube straight out ...

Page 10: ... it locks into place 5 5 Removing the Motorised Floor Head To remove the Motorised Floor Head grasp the Motorised Floor Head press the locking button to release and then pull the tube straight up and out 5 6 Using Without the Extension Tube The vacuum cleaner can be used without the extension tube by attaching the Accessories and Motorised Floor Head directly to the vacuum cleaner To attach and re...

Page 11: ... until it locks in place To fit the tool line up with the end of the hand vac and push in Note The tool can also be used on the end of the Extension Tube To remove press the locking button to release and then pull the tool straight out 5 8 Charging The battery can be charged whilst the whole vacuum cleaner is stowed on the wall hanging bracket or the battery can be charged separately Note Refer to...

Page 12: ...and switch on During Charging the digital readout will display the percentage of charge and the amount of LED dots on the battery will blink also displaying the amount of charge as well as indicating that the battery is charging The digital readout will show 100 when fully charged When the battery is fully charged switch off and unplug the battery charger from the power supply and from the battery...

Page 13: ... When the battery power level is above 10 this indicator will remain a solid light 6 Antistatic Contacts There are two contacts located on the back of the handle These contacts will touch your hand during use and will help illuminate the static build up in the vacuum cleaner and thus helps prevent you from getting a static shock if used on synthetic carpets and surfaces Battery needs Charging Indi...

Page 14: ... the default power mode Auto Release the trigger to turn off Note The vacuum cleaner cannot be started when charging 7 2 Speed Control 7 2 1 Default Mode Auto When the vacuum cleaner is first switched on for use it will default to Auto mode setting as indicated by the word Auto and the Symbol illuminating in white colour on the control display This will remain on this setting unless manually chang...

Page 15: ...ase Power The word Auto will turn Red colour indicating you are in Manual Mode Note Each press of the button or button will step to the next power setting There are 5 power levels Note Using Maximum Power will use the battery power quicker than in the Default Mode setting 7 2 3 Auto Mode Whilst the vacuum cleaner is running in Manual Mode press on the word Auto on the control panel once The vacuum...

Page 16: ... manual on how to clear a floor head jam 8 2 Filter Blockage Air Flow Blockage The vacuum cleaner is fitted with a sensor that detects if the filter is severely blocked or if there is an airflow blockage If the filter becomes severely blocked or if there is an airflow blockage the words CLEAN FILTER in red text on the control panel will blink on and off Important If this happens it is very importa...

Page 17: ...Red colour means a lot of dust is being picked up 8 4 Battery Overheating The vacuum cleaner is fitted with a sensor that monitors the battery temperature If the battery should overheat during charging or use the word COOLING in red text on the control panel will blink on and off and shortly afterwards the vacuum cleaner will turn off If this should happen unplug the battery charger if charging an...

Page 18: ...ts NOTE To maximise the performance of your vacuum cleaner you should clean the filters regularly If the filter is broken or worn replace it before continuing to use the vacuum A new filter can be purchased from our Customer Service You can call our customer service number 1300 105 888 Australia and 09 8870 447 New Zealand or via email info hegroup com au 10 1 Cleaning the Main Filters Important N...

Page 19: ...e the base of the dust canister by grasping the base of the dust canister with one hand and while holding the vacuum cleaner body with the other hand rotate the base to the left and then pull down and away Grasp the filter and pull it straight down to remove it Grasp the Ribbon on top of the white filter and pull it straight up and away Remove the foam black filter Only wash the white filter if it...

Page 20: ... filter to the filter holder and then refit the white filter or replace it with a new one in the reverse method used for disassembly 10 2 Exhaust Filter The filter which filters the exhaust air is a HEPA filter and needs to be cleaned or replaced regularly for the best suction performance and to prevent overheating and damage to your vacuum cleaner The filter is located above the handle and on the...

Page 21: ...er Remove the dust canister base as described previously and remove the filter and filter holder as described previously Wash the dust canister base in warm mild soapy water rinse in clean fresh cold water and let completely dry DO NOT scrub the dust canister or place it in a dishwasher DO NOT use a hairdryer to dry the dust canister Note For the upper part of the dust canister which is attached t...

Page 22: ...cleaner components and accessories with a dry cloth Do Not place accessories components in a dishwasher 10 5 Cleaning the Motorised Floor Head The Rotary Brush in the floor head can be removed for easy cleaning and removable of hair etc Ensure the Floor Head is removed from the extension tube or vacuum cleaner first Turn over so that the bottom face is facing up There is a small tab on the bottom ...

Page 23: ...rush in reverse order to disassembling Note the brush can only be fitted in one direction as follows Align the end of the brush onto its drive spindle and rotate the brush until it slides down onto the spindle then push down on the brush until it is located in position Swing the Rotary Brush Holder back over and push down until the brush assembly locks in place ...

Page 24: ... wood drill bit for a timber wall or masonry drill bit for brick concrete walls drill holes Ø6mm and 35 40mm deep Insert the plastic wall plugs into each hole and gently hammer in until they are flush with the wall place the Storage Bracket over the holes then insert the screws and tighten up Do Not Overtighten 11 2 Vacuum Cleaner Tool When finished using the vacuum cleaner empty the dust canister...

Page 25: ...Page 25 of 28 To release the tool pull the tool straight down and out Hang the vacuum cleaner as shown ...

Page 26: ...Dust Canister Check for blockages and unblock Check that the battery is fully charged Please call 1300 105 888 to order a new Filter or Battery Speed setting may only be set to Low Press the Increase Power Button to select the Highest power mode Floor Head hard to push The Rotary Brush in the floor head may be jammed with debris etc Ensure the Vacuum Cleaner is switched off the battery is removed ...

Page 27: ... and contact our Customer Service Centre 1800 124 125 Australia or 0800 945 995 New Zealand or alternatively via Customer Help at Kmart com au for any difficulties with your product Warranty claims and claims for expenses incurred in returning this product can be addressed to our Customer Service Centre at 690 Springvale Rd Mulgrave Vic 3170 Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded u...

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