Dry absorbing
• Configure the vacuum cleaner in dry absorbing status in conformity to the Table of Component Confi-
guration.
• It is possible to carry out floor or carpet dust absorbing with a floor brush; on occasion of a place with
corners of gaps, it is possible to use a flat absorbing tube to carry out the dust absorbing; and on an
ornamented surface it is possible to use a hairbrush (put it over the flat absorbing tube) to carry out the
dust absorbing.
Table of Component Configuration for Different Work Modes
Placing of vacuum cleaner in work
• This cleaner has flexible universal rollers assembled on, it must be put on a level place in work. (This
cleaner uses a 3m long power cord and a 1.2m long hose, for the purpose of having a suitable place to
put).
• While working on a level ground, it is allowed to bring the vacuum cleaner into movement with the
hose.
Control of absorbing force
• In the operation course, if the floor brush is difficult to move because it absorbs the carpet or the floor
due to too strong an absorbing force, it is possible to slide the blowing rate adjusting block on the
handle to change the absorbing rate of the vacuum cleanser. Moving the blowing rate adjusting block
with the thumb will cause the opening to be exposed more, and the absorbing force will become less.
Storage
• After the dry absorbing operation of the vacuum cleaner, it is necessary to clear the bucket body
timely; after its wet absorbing operation, it is necessary to clean the bucket body, and dry it by airing to
prepare it for next operation.
• After the use of the vacuum cleaner is finished, please coil up the power cord and insert it into the
handle, then lean it against a wall to place it stably, and insert the long adapter tube into the accessory
latch hook matched with the dust bucket.
Configuration
Work mode
Filter
Hose
Flat
absorbing
tub
Car
Nozzle
Dusting
Brush
Dry type carpet and
floor dust absorbing
√
√
√
√
Dry type furniture dust
absorbing
√
√
√
√
Absorbing
accumulated water
√
√
√
√
Absorbing pools of
water and wet dust
√
√
√
√
12. OPERATION METHOD
Wet absorbing
• Before absorbing accumulated water or pools of water, configure the vacuum cleaner in wet absorbing
status in conformity to the Table of Component Configuration. (It is possible to assemble the flat absor-
bing tube in conformity to requirements)
• During wet absorbing, when the water level inside the bucket body reaches a certain height, the small
ball in the water limiting chamber will close the air inlet of the motor; at that time though the motor is still
working, yet the vacuum cleaner refuses to absorb water any longer, and thus to protect the motor.
When the small ball moves, a sound of “puff” will be heard, and the motor works in muffled sound; then
it is the time to prepare for cleaner stopping; before stopping the cleaner, it is necessary to raise the
absorbing tube and turn its inlet upward and then turn off the power supply switch, lest the water inside
the tube flow back to the ground.
• While emptying the water from the bucket body, raise the main body assembly with one hand, and
loosen the two locking catches with the other hand, then empty the water from the bucket.
Attention: Before the water emptying operation, the power source plug must be pulled out; when the
main body of the vacuum cleaner is being taken off, the main body shall not be placed upside down.
13. CLEANING AND REPLACING COMPONENTS
During absorbing water from a container, when the water level is higher than the vacuum cleaner and the
water volume is larger than the bucket volume capacity, it is necessary to carry out the absorbing in
several times. Once the small ball acts, it is necessary to raise the absorbing pipe immediately, otherwi-
se the water will flow into the bucket body automatically, which will lead to the absorbing of excessive
water.
• Clean the water limiting ball frequently, to ensure the small ball’s cleanness and the structure’s free
movement.
• After the water absorbing is completed, please clean the filter and bucket body and dry them by airing
timely for the next operation.
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