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Electrolux Customer HELPLINE 0800 222 825. (Toll Free South Africa Wide.)

How to Clear a Blockage
Make sure vacuum is turned off and power cord is unplugged.

Hose Blockage

1) Remove hose from hose retainer on the

base. Flexing the hose will loosen any

blockage (fig. 1).

2)

Hose connector

 - twist hose from

connector. Remove blockage and replace
hose. For better access, unclip hose from
sides of vacuum and clear blockage. Clip

back into place and reconnect hose at
both ends (fig. 2).

Thermal Cut-Off

This vacuum has a special thermostat that protects the vacuum in case of motor overheating. If the vacuum

switches off, turn the switch to off position and unplug the vacuum. Check the vacuum for a possible source of
overheating such as a full dust cup, a blocked hose or clogged filter. If these conditions are found, fix them and
wait at least 30 minutes before attempting to use the vacuum. After the 30 minute period, plug the vacuum back
in and push the On/Off switch On (1). If the vacuum still does not operate, please call the Electrolux Customer

Helpline 0800 222 825 (Toll Free South Africa Wide).

Service

Should you require service on your Electrolux vacuum,
please call Electrolux Customer Helpline 0800 222
825. Before requesting service, please check whether
your problem is covered under Service Checklist (see
below).
New filter pads, brush rolls and drive belts can be

obtained from Electrolux Retailers. If difficulty is
experienced in obtaining spares, please contact

Electrolux Customer Helpline 0800 222 825.

Service Checklist

If your vacuum will not operate, check the plug
connection and mains fuse.

Never allow the dust cup to become so full that

it impedes the airflow, thus reducing the cleaning
efficiency of the machine. The character of

household dust and its effect on the air flow
through the machine may vary considerably. Fluffy
dust allows air to pass through readily whereas
fine powdery dust or proprietary cleaning powders
pack tightly in the dust cup, offering greater
resistance to airflow and will reduce cleaning

efficiency if the cup becomes overloaded.

Always store your vacuum and spare dust filters
in a dry place.

Renew the filter pads regularly. This is essential

to ensure continued high filtration of dust particles.

Sucking up such items as stockings, clippings of
cloth, sizeable pieces of paper, wrappings from
cigarette packets or sweets etc., may block the
hose. Electrolux regrets that the clearing of blocked
hoses cannot be regarded as service that can be
given free of charge, under the warranty. Should

a blockage occur, first disconnect the vacuum
from the electricity supply, refer to section headed

“ How to Clear a Blockage”. If these operations
are not successful, contact Electrolux Customer
Helpline 0800 222 825.

Never pick up hot cinders or lighted cigarette
ends.

Make certain that your vacuum does not
come into contact with water or any other
liquid. It is not designed as a wet pick up

vacuum, and must never be used on damp
carpets or wet floors.

Important - in the event of the mains supply cable of
this vacuum requiring replacement, we recommend
that this be carried out by an Authorised Electrolux
Service Agent.

Spares

New filters, brush rolls and drive belts can be obtained
from Authorised Electrolux Dealers and Service
Agents. If difficulty is experienced in obtaining spares

call Electrolux Customer Helpline 0800 222 825.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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Summary of Contents for Z3270 series

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...arding any shipping damage call Electrolux Customer HELPLINE 0800 222 825 Immediately Toll Free South Africa Wide Table of Contents Important Safeguards 1 How to Identify Parts of Vacuum Cleaner 2 Easy Assembly 3 Get Ready to Vacuum 3 Maintenance Schedule 4 Dust cup filter screen and HEPA filter How to Use Accessories 5 Crevice tool extension wand dusting brush and Turbo brush How to Maintain Your...

Page 3: ...g blocked keep free of dust lint hair and anything that may reduce air flow This vacuum creates suction and contains a revolving brushroll Keep hair loose clothing fingers and all parts of body away from openings and moving parts Do not place vacuum on furniture as the brushroll may cause damage Use extra care when cleaning on stairs Place vacuum on floor with handle in storage position while usin...

Page 4: ...st Cup Nested Crevice Tool Extension Wand HEPA Filter Compartment Height Adjustment Knob Brush Roll Cover Hose Hook Dusting Brush Quick Release Cord Wrap Carrying Handle Power Cord Lower Cord Wrap Hose Retainer Handle Release What s in the Carton Cord Retainer Vacuum Body Important Safeguards Extra Belt Extra Filter Handle and 2 Screws Dusting Brush Turbo Brush Crevice Tool and Extension Wand ...

Page 5: ...hten two screws Push cord into cord retainer Place hose over hose hook Wrap cord Place crevice tool and wand in front of hose Place dusting brush behind handle Snap turbo brush onto handle Get Ready to Vacuum If vacuum is hard to push raise carpet setting Lift latch to remove dustcup Empty after each use Attach turbo brush to end of wand or hose for furniture and stairs Adjust height for carpet or...

Page 6: ...ructure of the vacuum Many air fresheners household deodorants sprays and polishes contain a highly flammable gas propellant Because of this it is particularly important that these products are used strictly in accordance with the relevant manufacturer s instructions It is essential that none of the above products are sprayed directly into the vacuum or any of its filters hose assembly dustbag cha...

Page 7: ... carpets or floors Handle must be in upright position Raise height adjustment to high carpet before using accessories Replace hose end into hose retainer after using accessories Crevice Tool and Extension Wand Use for baseboards and corners Grasp crevice tool and wand near ridges and pull apart Push crevice tool into wand and place on end of hose Dusting Brush Use for furniture drapes and vents Pl...

Page 8: ...Avoid touching the motor shaft when checking brush roll or belt How to replace brush roll or belt ZE090 1 Use handle release to lower handle flat onto floor fig 1 2 Remove 2 screws from brush roll cover fig 2 3 Lift off brush roll cover fig 3 4 Remove brush roll and belt Thread new belt around motor shaft and brush roll fig 4 5 Insert left end of brush roll first Make sure end cap fits into base f...

Page 9: ...ins fuse Never allow the dust cup to become so full that it impedes the airflow thus reducing the cleaning efficiency of the machine The character of household dust and its effect on the air flow through the machine may vary considerably Fluffy dust allows air to pass through readily whereas fine powdery dust or proprietary cleaning powders pack tightly in the dust cup offering greater resistance ...

Page 10: ...icking up fine dust the dust cup may not look full but a fine substance tends to reduce suction when it blocks air flow through the filter and screen Refer to page 4 for filter maintenance Make sure filter screen and dust cup are installed properly Hose Remove clogs from the hose that restrict the airflow Make sure hose is replaced into hose retainer Page 7 Turbo brush will not turn Rotating brush...

Page 11: ...re in respect of any appliance supplied by it or the materials from which those appliances were made or the workmanship in the making of those appliances or the fitness of those appliances for any particular purpose whether or not that purpose is known to Electrolux 8 Electrolux shall not be responsible for any loss or damage of any nature whatsoever whether direct or indirect consequential or oth...

Page 12: ...l Electrolux Customer HELPLINE 0800 222 825 Toll Free South Africa Wide Don t Forget to Use Genuine Electrolux Belts and Filters Caution Damages caused by the use of non genuine parts are not covered by the Electrolux Guarantee Thank you for purchasing an Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner PART No 82548 ...

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