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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 two locking buttons in to release and then pull the tool

straight out.

Tool Holder. Located on the Charging Dock / Storage Bracket.

Attach the Tool by pushing it into the hole underneath the bracket as shown

To remove, grasp the tool and pull straight down and out.

Both Sides

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Summary of Contents for EV-696-S222

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: ...ry 10 5 8 Charging 10 6 Using the Vacuum Cleaner 11 6 1 On Off 11 6 2 Speed Control 12 6 2 1 Default Mode 12 6 2 2 Turbo Mode 12 6 2 3 Auto Mode 13 7 Indicator Lights 13 7 1 Jammed Floor Head Brush 13 7 2 Total Filter Blockage Air Flow Blockage 14 7 3 Battery Over Temperature 14 8 Emptying the Dust Canister 15 9 User Maintenance 16 9 1 Cleaning the Filters 16 9 2 Cleaning Dust Canister 19 9 3 Clea...

Page 3: ...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 4: ...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 5: ...res 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 loc...

Page 6: ...m cleaner 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 Control Panel 5 Extension Tube 2 Rechargeable Removable Battery Pack 6 Crevice Brush Tool 3 Charging Dock Storage Bracket 7 Motorised Floor Head 4 Battery Charger 8 Dust Canister 3 4 2 1 7 8 5 6 ...

Page 7: ... tabs are aligned then push inward until it locks into place 5 2 Removing the Extension Tube To remove the Extension Tube press the two locking buttons in to release then pull the tube straight out 5 3 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 ...

Page 8: ... tube by attaching the Accessories and Motorised Floor Head directly to the vacuum cleaner To attach and remove follow the same steps as if using the Extension tube 5 6 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 9: ... end of the Extension Tube To remove press the two locking buttons in to release and then pull the tool straight out Tool Holder Located on the Charging Dock Storage Bracket Attach the Tool by pushing it into the hole underneath the bracket as shown To remove grasp the tool and pull straight down and out Both Sides ...

Page 10: ...Battery can only be inserted in one direction as shown To Remove the battery press the release button located inside of the handle area and at the same time pull the battery straight out 5 8 Charging The Charging Dock Storage Bracket can be attached to the wall with the supplied wall plugs and screws Refer to the section Storage for instruction on mounting the Charging Dock Storage Bracket to the ...

Page 11: ...en fully charged When the battery is fully charged switch off and unplug the battery charger from the power supply When fully charged the Vacuum Cleaner is ready for use IMPORTANT NEVER BLOCK ANY VENTS OR OPENINGS OR COVER THE UNIT WHILE CHARGING 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 To swi...

Page 12: ...le and will remain on this setting unless manually changed 6 2 2 Turbo Mode Whilst the vacuum cleaner is running press the Turbo button on the control panel once The vacuum cleaner will change to high power mode and the Light Ring will illuminate all the way around as well as the Turbo Button will illuminate Press the same button again and it will change back to default power mode Or squeeze the b...

Page 13: ...king up the vacuum cleaner suction will automatically adjust to the required power Press the same button again and it will change back to default power mode Or squeeze the button on the handle in again to turn Off 7 Indicator Lights 7 1 Jammed Floor Head Brush The vacuum cleaner is fitted with a sensor which detects if the floor head rotary brush gets jammed If the brush gets jammed the vacuum cle...

Page 14: ...cleaner is fitted with a temperature sensor which detects if the battery is too hot for charging or gets too hot while charging For example if the vacuum cleaner has been used on Turbo Mode for the full duration of the battery charge due to the high current draw of the motor the battery will get hot This is quite normal however it is not good to recharge a battery which is hot so to prevent damage...

Page 15: ...ner first To Remove the dust canister whilst holding the vacuum cleaner body with one hand grasp the dust canister with your other hand and rotate the dust canister anticlockwise to unlock it then poll forward Take the dust canister to a dustbin Unclip the latch on the Trap Door and the trap door will swing open emptying the contents into the bin To close the trap door close it manually until it c...

Page 16: ...er Maintenance WARNING The battery must be removed from the vacuum cleaner before any maintenance cleaning or replacement of parts 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 numbe...

Page 17: ...lter if it is very dirty otherwise just tap the edge of the filter on a hard surface to dislodge any dust and debris To access the filters first remove the dust canister from the vacuum cleaner body as described in the section Emptying the Dust Canister Grasp the filter assembly and pull up and out to remove Grasp the outer filter body and with the other hand grasp the tabs of the inner filter and...

Page 18: ...the same 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 assembly which align with the three slots in the dust canister Ensure the location of the tabs align with the locations of the slots Note they are not equally spaced so you will need to keep rotating unt...

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: ... 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 right side which needs to be pushed up to unlock the retaining plate When unlocked swing up the retaining plate as shown ...

Page 21: ...ls or stuck in the openings After cleaning refit the brush 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 Flip closed the retaining plate and push down firmly to lock ...

Page 22: ...l the Charging Dock Storage Bracket position the Charging Dock Storage Bracket on the wall near a power point and at a suitable height where the vacuum cleaner will not touch the floor Mark the screw holes through onto the wall Using a suitable drill wood drill bit for timber wall or masonry drill bit for brick concrete walls drill holes Ø6mm and 35 40mm deep Insert the plastic wall plugs into eac...

Page 23: ...y only be set too Low Press the Turbo Button to select Highest power mode Filter Assembly inside the dust canister has been installed incorrectly Refer to section Cleaning the Filters for correct installation 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 removed then remove the debris from the brush Or...

Page 24: ... 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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