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Warnings .................................................................................. 4

Safety Directions ..................................................................... 4

Transporting your Vacuum .................................................... 7

Components ............................................................................ 7

Assembly Method ................................................................... 8

Charging / Storage Stand ........................................................ 8

Assembling the Extension Tube ........................................... 10

Removing the Extension Tube.............................................. 10

Attaching the Motorised Floor Head .................................... 10

Removing the Motorised Floor Head.................................... 11

Using Without the Extension Tube. ...................................... 11

Tools and Tool Storage ......................................................... 11

Charging ................................................................................. 13

Using the Vacuum Cleaner ................................................... 14

On / Off ................................................................................... 14

Speed Control ........................................................................ 15

Indicator Lights ..................................................................... 15

Charge Status ........................................................................ 15

Emptying the Dust Canister ................................................. 15

User Maintenance ................................................................. 17

Cleaning the Filters ............................................................... 17

Cleaning Dust Canister ......................................................... 19

Cleaning the Vacuum Cleaner Body and Tools ................... 19

Cleaning the Motorised Floor Head ...................................... 20

Storage ................................................................................... 21

Troubleshooting .................................................................... 22

Warranty Against Defect ...................................................... 23

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Summary of Contents for EV-693-S296

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 ...

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Page 3: ...sed Floor Head 11 5 6 Using Without the Extension Tube 11 5 7 Tools and Tool Storage 11 5 8 Charging 13 6 Using the Vacuum Cleaner 14 6 1 On Off 14 6 2 Speed Control 15 7 Indicator Lights 15 7 1 Charge Status 15 8 Emptying the Dust Canister 15 9 User Maintenance 17 9 1 Cleaning the Filters 17 9 2 Cleaning Dust Canister 19 9 3 Cleaning the Vacuum Cleaner Body and Tools 19 9 4 Cleaning the Motorised...

Page 4: ...aterials 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 printer 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 filter fitted...

Page 5: ...d and do not restrict airflow DO NOT use without the filter in place 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 desc...

Page 6: ...tures above 40 C The Battery 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 l...

Page 7: ...ner by its Charger cable Never carry the vacuum cleaner by the accessories Tools 4 Components Note The specifications and or components of this appliance are subject to change without prior notice 1 Stick Vac Body Handle 6 Battery Charger 2 Rechargeable Removable Battery Pack 7 Motorised Floor Head 3 Dust Canister 8 Extension Tube 4 Stand 9 Crevice Brush Tool 5 Base 10 Tool Holder 6 10 9 3 4 5 2 7...

Page 8: ...h a Charging Storage stand and will need to be assembled before use Place the base on a flat surface and take the stand post and insert one end into the hole in the base as shown NOTE The end of the tube has a slot cut out in it which needs to align with the tab inside the base hole Once the slot is aligned firmly push the tube inside the base hole until it is fully inserted ...

Page 9: ... tube NOTE The end of the tube has a slot cut out in it which needs to align with the tab inside the head unit hole with the charger cable towards the front as shown below Once the slot is aligned firmly push the head unit down onto the tube until it is fully inserted The Charging Storage Stand is now ready ...

Page 10: ...ing the Extension Tube To remove the Extension Tube grasp the Tube press the locking tab down to release then pull the hose straight out 5 4 Attaching the Motorised Floor Head To attach the motorised floor head to the other end of the extension tube insert the end of the Extension Tube into the end of the Floor Head ensuring the locking tab is aligned then push inward until it locks into place ...

Page 11: ...ube by attaching the Accessories and Motorised Floor Head directly to the vacuum cleaner To attached and remove follow the same steps as if using the Extension tube 5 7 Tools and Tool Storage Crevice Brush Tool Crevice Brush tool is for cleaning furniture and into corners etc To use the Brush tool press the release button to unlatch and slide the brush down until it locks in place To use the Crevi...

Page 12: ...ool can also be used on the end of the Extension Tube To remove press the locking tab down to release and then pull the tool straight out Tool Holder Located on front of Vacuum Cleaner Body Attach the Tool by pushing it into the clamp as shown To remove grasp the tool and pull straight out ...

Page 13: ... the battery into the back of the vacuum Cleaner body and push all the way in until it locks in place Note The Battery can only be inserted in one direction as shown To Remove the battery press the release button located on top of the battery and the battery will be released Place the vacuum cleaner onto its Charger Stand and push down ensuring it is seated properly ...

Page 14: ...INGS 6 Using the Vacuum Cleaner 6 1 On Off To use the Vacuum Cleaner assemble the unit as previously instructed and ensure the battery is fully charged When the High Speed setting is selected the fully charged battery will provide approximately 15 minutes of power for continuous use of the vacuum cleaner When the Low Speed setting is selected the fully charged battery will provide approximately 55...

Page 15: ...harging As the battery charge is used the illuminated indicator lights will change from four bars to three to two two to one When it reaches the one light it will flash indication the battery needs recharging The vacuum cleaner will automatically turn off when the battery is flat and needs recharging 8 Emptying the Dust Canister To empty the dust canister first remove the Dust Canister from the va...

Page 16: ...rush the inside of the dust canister with a small brush or use water to wash Refer to section Cleaning the Filter To refit the Dust Canister into the vacuum cleaner ensure the trap door release button is facing the outside and then push up into the vacuum cleaner Align the Open Padlock icon arrow on the side of the dust canister with the arrow on the vacuum cleaner body and then rotate the dust ca...

Page 17: ...ularly for the best suction performance and to prevent over heating and damage to your vacuum cleaner Cleaning is best done at the same time when emptying the dust Canister after you have finish vacuuming for the day NOTE Never use the vacuum cleaner with a wet or damp filter or without the filter fitted Using a wet or damp filter will damage the filter may cause serious damage to the vacuum clean...

Page 18: ...filters or place in a dishwasher DO NOT use a hair drier to dry the filters Refit the Filters or replace the white one with a new one in the reverse method used for disassembly IMPORTANT When refitting the filter assembly back into the dust canister it must be fitted in the correct orientation To ensure this happens there are three tabs on the edge of the filter which align with three slots in the...

Page 19: ...ust canister Reassemble and Refit the in the reverse method used for disassembly 9 3 Cleaning the Vacuum Cleaner Body and Tools Do not clean the vacuum cleaner components or accessories using petrol or any other flammable liquid or solvents etc Clean only the outside of the vacuum cleaner Use only a moist cloth and mild detergent for cleaning the vacuum cleaner components and accessories After cle...

Page 20: ...Head is removed from the extension tube or vacuum cleaner Turn over so that the bottom face is facing up There is a small locking clip on the right side which needs to be rotated turn anticlockwise to unlock You can use a flat blade screw driver or a small coin Grasp the floor head and rotate the end cap anticlockwise to unlatch and then pull straight out and off ...

Page 21: ...sembling then ensure the small locking clip on the right side which is locked again by rotating turn clockwise to lock You can use a flat blade screw driver or a small coin 10 Storage When finished using the vacuum cleaner empty the dust canister and clean the filters then place on the Charging Storage Stand You can either recharge the battery first or store it away in a dry cool place Switch of a...

Page 22: ...ead hard to push The Rotary Brush in the floor head may be jammed with debris etc Ensure the Vacuum Cleaner is switched off then remove the debris from the brush Or the carpet may be too long Static Shock In some rare instances one or two users may feel an electric discharge when touching or using the vacuum cleaner during or after use This is a well know phenomena of Static Electricity discharge ...

Page 23: ... 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 expense 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 un...

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