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USING THE ATTACHMENTS
Floor/carpet brush (1)

When using the brush (1) set the switch (2) to the 

necessary «FLOOR/CARPET» position.

Crevice nozzle (24)

The nozzle (24) is used for cleaning radiators, chinks or 

spaces between cushions.

Furniture/furniture upholstery brush (25)

The attachment (25) is intended for cleaning fabric 

surfaces of upholstered furniture and for collecting dust 

from furniture surface, the pile on the brush (25) prevents 

damage of polished furniture surface. During operation 

install the brush on the attachment (25).

ASSEMBLING THE VACUUM CLEANER

Attaching and removing the flexible hose (7)

• 

Insert the flexible hose (7) ending (8) into the air inlet 

(10) until the locks (9) catch.

• 

To remove the flexible hose (7), press the locks (9) and 

detach the ending (8) from the air inlet (10).

Attaching the telescopic pipe (4) and the attachments

• 

Attach the telescopic extension pipe (4) to the flexible 

hose handle (5).

•  Extend the lower part of the telescopic extension pipe 

(4) to the required length, having preliminarily pressed 

the lock (3) (pic. 2).

• 

Choose the necessary attachment – floor/carpet brush 

(1), crevice nozzle (24) or upholstery attachment (25) – 

and attach it to the telescopic extension pipe (4).

•  You can attach the attachments (24 and 25) to the 

flexible hose handle.

ATTENTION!

•  Do not use the vacuum cleaner in places where 

aerosols are used or sprayed and in proximity to highly 

inflammable liquids, do not use the vacuum cleaner in 

the places where such liquids are stored.

•  The vacuum cleaner is not intended for collecting water 

or any other liquids; do not use it for collecting burning 

or smoking cigarettes or cinders.

•  Do not use the vacuum cleaner for collecting dust of 

plaster, concrete, flour or ashes.

• 

Take sharp objects away from the floor before cleaning 

to prevent damage to the unit.

•  If the suction power of the vacuum cleaner decreases 

rapidly while cleaning, switch it off immediately, unplug 

it and check the telescopic pipe (4) or the flexible hose 

(7) for obstruction. Remove the obstruction, after that 

you can resume cleaning.

USING THE VACUUM CLEANER
Attention! 

Switch the vacuum cleaner on only with the dustbag (15 or 

disposable paper dustbag 26) and the inlet (16) and outlet 

HEPA (21) filters installed. 

• 

Before cleaning always make sure that the filters (16, 

21) are installed properly.

•  Take the power plug and unwind the power cord to the 

required length, connect the power plug to the mains 

socket.

•  The yellow mark on the power cord indicates the 

maximum cord length. Do not pull out the power cord 

further than the red mark.

• 

Press the on/off button (20) to switch the vacuum 

cleaner on.

•  While cleaning, you can control the suction power 

using the manual suction power control (6) on the 

flexible hose handle (5) and with the suction power 

control buttons «+/-», the digits «1-2-3-4-5» on the 

display (17) will show the suction power level, the 

optimum suction power ratio and the surface type for 

cleaning will be shown with the symbols in the upper 

line of the display (17) (pic. 1).

• 

After you finish cleaning, switch the vacuum cleaner off 

by pressing the on/off button (20) and unplug it.

• 

To wind the power cord, press the button (18); keep a 

hold of the winding cord with your hand. 

•  If you have to make a break during the cleaning, 

switch the vacuum cleaner off by pressing the button 

(20) and install the brush (1) to the brush storage (19) 

(pic. 3).

ATTENTION!
Before changing the attachments or cleaning the 

dust bin (15), switch the vacuum cleaner off by 

pressing the on/off button (20) and unplug it.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the dustbag (15)

•  If during cleaning the dustbag-full symbol appears 

on the display (17) (pic. 2), clean the dustbag (15) or 

replace the disposable paper dustbag (26).

Note:

 the paper dustbag (26) is disposable, when the 

dustbag (26) is full, dispose of it.
•  Before cleaning the dustbag (15), switch the vacuum 

cleaner off by pressing the on/off button (20) and unplug 

it.

•  Open the dustbag compartment lid (13) by pressing the 

lid lock (12).

•  Remove the dustbag holder (14) with the dustbag (15).

•  Take the dustbag (15) out from the holder (14).

•  Place the dustbag (15) above the garbage bin, remove 

the plastic clamp and clean the dustbag (15) of garbage 

and dust. You can wash the dustbag (15) with warm 

water and soft detergent, rinse and dry thoroughly. After 

that install the plastic clamp on the dustbag (15).

•  Install the dustbag (15) into the holder (14).

•  Put the dustbag holder (14) with the dustbag (15) 

installed into the dustbag compartment body.

•  Close the dustbag compartment lid (13) and slightly 

press on the lid (13) until the lock (12) clicks.

Notes:

– do not try to close the lid (13) without the dustbag holder 

(14) installed, otherwise you can damage the lock or the 

lid (13);

Summary of Contents for BR4220

Page 1: ...Instruction manual Vacuum cleaner BR4220 BR4220 brayer su...

Page 2: ...power control 7 Flexible hose 8 Flexible hose ending 9 Ending locks 10 Air inlet 11 Carrying handle 12 Dustbag compartment lid lock 13 Dustbag compartment lid 14 Dustbag holder 15 Dustbag 16 Inlet fi...

Page 3: ...4 5 EN EN 25 26 24 1 2 3 4 5 10 6 9 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 i 1 i 2 i 3...

Page 4: ...inish using the vacuum cleaner or before cleaning it switch the unit off with the on off button and unplug it When unplugging the vacuum cleaner hold the power plug and carefully remove it from the ma...

Page 5: ...cleaning always make sure that the filters 16 21 are installed properly Take the power plug and unwind the power cord to the required length connect the power plug to the mains socket The yellow mark...

Page 6: ...iquids OVERHEATING PROTECTION If the electric motor gets too hot during the operation the overheating protection system will be set off If during cleaning the vacuum cleaner has switched off press the...

Page 7: ...s 9 Endst cksperren 10 Lufteinlass ffnung 11 Tragegriff 12 Sperre des Staubbeutelfachdeckels 13 Deckel des Staubbeutelfaches 14 Staubbeutelhalter 15 Staubbeutel 16 Einlassfilter 17 Bildschirm und Saug...

Page 8: ...h tzen Sie das Ger t vor St en St rzen Vibrationen und anderen mechanischen Einwirkungen Benutzen Sie das Ger t in direkter N he von Heizger ten W rmequellen oder offenem Feuer nicht Der Staubsauger d...

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Page 10: ...ie das aufwickelnde Netzkabel zur ck Wenn Sie w hrend der Reinigung eine Pause machen m chten schalten Sie den Staubsauger mit der Taste 20 aus und setzen Sie die B rste 1 in die B rstenaufbewahrungss...

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Page 17: ...32 33 KZ KZ KZ BR4220 1 2 i 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 HEPA 22 23 24 25 26 25 26 24 1 2 3 4 5 10 6 9 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23...

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Page 22: ...Made in China Hergestellt f r Ruste GmbH Berggasse 18 18 1090 Wien Osterreich Produced for Ruste GmbH Berggasse 18 18 1090 Vienna Austria 18 18 1090 143912 1 7 495 297 50 20 e mail info brayer su...

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