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• Make sure charger is securely inserted into electrical outlet.
• Make sure charging plug is securely inserted into hand vac.
• Indicator lights stop blinking when fully charged.
• Make sure MAX power mode is on
• Empty dust cup and clean or change filters. See page 9 for
maintenance instructions.
• Make sure cleaner is fully powered. Charge battery.
• Remove clogs that restrict the airflow.
• Make sure cleaner is fully powered.
• Charge battery for 4 hours before using.
• Check brushroll for debris. See page 9 for maintenance instructions.
Li-ion
Problem solving
Make sure vacuum cleaner is off and charging plug is unplugged.
This vacuum cleaner has a special thermostat that protects the vacuum cleaner in case of motor
overheating. If the vacuum suddenly shuts off, proceed as follows: 1) Check the vacuum for a
possible source of overheating such as a full dust cup, blocked wand or clogged filters. If these
conditions are found, fix them and wait at least 30 minutes before attempting to use the vacuum.
2) After the 30 minute period, press the power button. If the vacuum still does not work, call the
Customer Service HELPLINE
Problem
Solution
N O T I C E : Thermal cut-off
Motor will not start
Charging indicator lights
are not lit while charging
Not enough
suction power
Brushroll indicator is red
or brushroll will not turn
Not enough running time
• Make sure cleaner is fully powered.
• Push charger securely into electrical outlet, try another
outlet or check circuit breaker.
• See detailed “thermal cut-off” instructions above.
Discarding the vacuum and battery pack
Before you discard this vacuum, dispose of battery in an environmentally safe
manner. Do not discard battery with your regular household trash.
Important battery disposal information.
To fnd a disposal location nearest you.
To preserve natural resources, please recycle or dispose of expired battery
pack properly. This product contains a lithium-ion battery. It must be disposed
of properly. Local laws may prohibit disposal of lithium-ion batteries in ordinary
trash. Consult your local waste authority for information regarding available
recycling and/or disposal options.
