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Maintenance
• When necessary, clean the appliance with a damp cloth.
• Cleaning the combination brush (4): With the motor ON, rub the brush with your hand to remove
the dust and fluff, which will be drawn in.
• Cleaning the dust collection system (16): Clean the dust collection system following the instruc-
tions below, paying attention to the pictures in the illustrative guide.
Cleaning the appliance
ATTENTION!
Do not use solvents or other aggressive or abrasive detergents. otherwise, this
may damage the surface.
ATTENTION!
Empty the dust container (16E) and clean the HEPA premotor filter (16D) after
each use. Lock clicks.
Cleaning or replacing the promotor HEPA filter (16D)
1. Press the release button of the dust collection system (9) to extract the dust collection system
(16) from the appliance [FIG. G1].
2.
Remove the HEPA premotor filter (16D) from the dust collection system (16) [FIG. G3].
3.
If the HEPA premotor filter (16D) is obstructed by dust, remove the dust taking care not to da
-
mage it. If the filter is especially dirty, replace it with a new one.
4.
Fit the HEPA premotor filter (16D) back onto the dust collection system (16) taking care to push
the frame until the top appendix closes the safety interlock (16C).
5. Fit the dust collection system (16) onto the vacuum cleaner ensuring the position lock clicks.
Cleaning or replacing the outlet filter (16)
1.
Press the release/locking button of the outlet filter grid (20) to remove the outlet filter grid (19).
2.
Extract the outlet filter (18) [FIG. G4].
3.
If the outlet filter (18) is obstructed by dust, remove the dust taking care not to damage it. If the
filter is especially dirty, replace it with a new one.
4.
Refit the outlet filter (18) in the appliance [FIG. G4].
5.
Fit the outlet filter grid back on (19) and click the coupling/locking button of the outlet filter grid in
position (20).
Trouble shooting
Before you contact our service center, please check the following points:
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
The appliance does not start.
• Ensure the power cord (14) is connected to the power
socket.
• Ensure the ON/Off switch (8) has been pressed [FIG. F1].
The appliance turns off during use
and does not turn on again.
• The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a protective motor
thermostat that shuts off the appliance in the event of over-
heating. (caused by obstructing objects or a clogged dust
collection system). In the event of this, press the ON/OFF
switch, unplug the power cord (14) from the power socket
and let the vacuum cleaner cool down completely. Remo-
ve any dust or the obstructing object before restarting the
appliance.
