Fakir 2150 Watt, User And Care Manual

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The accessories holder (16) allows you to fix the tube
with the brush mounted on it on the body of the appliance.
To attach the hose to the appliance, slide the hook on
the hose into the accessories holder slot on the appliance
(Fig. 9).
Use of the accessor›es holder
Pull the elbow tube (27) away from the net filter housing
(26) until it is removed (Fig. 11a).
Take all the components apart and rinse themin running
water. If the filter sponge has any tears, replace it.
A cleaning brush (20-A) is supplied for easy cleaning of
the dirt container (20); use it also to clean the appliance’s
hose connections and the inside of tools.
NOTE:
Do not use the brush for cleaning theoutside of
the appliance If you wish to continue working, top up the
level
of the water. Put the “EcoActiveFilter” water filter assembly
(23) back into the dirt container (20).
ATTENTION:
Make the arrow on the elbow tube (27)
coincide with the mark on the net filter housing (26)
(Fig.11b). Put the dirt container (20) back in its place as
described in the “preparation for use” paragraph.
NOTE: Make sure you empty the dirt container (20)
before putting your Magic Steam Vac Basic away. One
of the great advantages of this appliace is precisely the
fact that it is possible to put it away clean.
How to clean the bucket
All Magic Steam Vac Basic accessory tools can be connected
to the handle (A2) or to the extension tubes (D).
To connect accessories for suction and steaming
(D-E-K-N) proceed as follows:
• Connect the handle or the extension tube to the required
accessory until the connector button (C) is hooked (Fig. A)
• To disconnect the accessory, just keep the connector
button pressed (C) and separate the two parts (Fig. B)
WARNING: in this situation, it is important not
to press the steam button (A3), to avoid steam
coming out accidentally.
Connection of accessories
This appliance can be used to suck up dust or liquids
equally easily.
However, if the water in the filter is very dirty it should be
replaced proceeding as described in the section “Emptying
and cleaning the dirt container”.
When the dirt sucked in reaches the maximum permitted
level in the Dirt container (20), suction is stopped automatically
by the safety float provided for this purpose (you will notice
that the engine speed has increased).
ATTENTION:
Switch off the appliance, and only switch
on again after restoring the water level in the conteiner as
described in the “emptying and cleaning the dirt container”
paragraph.
IMMEDIATE RESTART WITHOUT RESTORING
THE WATER LEVEL CAN DAMAGE THE AIR
OUTLET FILTER.
EMPTYING AND CLEANING THE WATER
CONTAINER
Switch off the appliance at the main switch (1) and disconnect
the supply cable from the mains.
Lift the dirt container (20) out of its compartment by the
container handle (22) (Fig.3). Turn the handle and take
out the “EcoActive-Filter” water filter assembly (23), as in
picture 4. Empty the container tilting it towards the small
groove (Fig. 10).
Suction of solids and liquids
Suction up about one and a half litres of clean water,
turning on the suction for a few seconds.
The whirlpool created inside the bucket will rinse the
walls and dislodge any dirt. Clean water cleans the
inside of the tubes as it passes through them. Now
empty the bucket again and put your appliance away.
TIP FOR USING THE ACCESSORIES
DO NOT USE STEAM FUNCTION ON DRAYLON,
VELVET, LEATHER OR OTHER SENSITIVE
SURFACES.
If in doubt about the effect of steam on other surfaces,
always proceed only after carrying out a test on a
hidden part or a sample. Allow the area treated with
steam to dry and then check whether any changes in
colour or deformations have occurred before proceeding
further, ensuring exactly the same steam power and
distance as in the test.
When cleaning wooden surfaces (furniture, doors, etc.)
and brick floors always proceed with caution since
excessive use of steam could damage the wax, the
polish or the colour of the surface to be cleaned. It is
therefore advisable to apply the steam to these surfaces
only for short periods at a time or to clean them with
a cloth that has been treated with steam. On particularly
delicate surfaces (e.g. synthetic materials, enamelled
surfaces, etc.) we strongly recommend using the steam
at its lowest output power.