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9  Wireless communication - LED/LCD

 9.1  Transmitter/receiver 

Before you mount the transceiver box to the wall you should 

always test if you have a signal between the transceiver box 

and the hose handle in your entire home. Connect the box to 

the cleaner and turn the cleaner on and off using the hose 

handle from different places in your home.

Connecting the transmitter/receiver

To be able to use the wireless Flexit hose 

handles, you must first connect the 

transmitter/receiver to the cleaner. This is 

done by using the 2 meter network cable 

(RJ45) that comes with the transmitter/

receiver. Connect the cable to the 

transmitter/receiver and the right socket in 

the back of the cleaner.

Installing the transmitter/receiver

Mount the transmitter/receiver on the wall minimum 1 

meter (if possible) away from the cleaner for best signal 

between the transmitter/receiver and the hose handle. The 

transmitter/receiver can be moved to different places in 

your home for a better range by using an up to 30 meter 

network cable. Cables can often be bought in your local 

Electronics store.

The first transmission 

The hose handle and the cleaner needs to have a first 

communication before starting the cleaner. This is also valid 

if the hose handle has been replaced (spare part) or if you 

want to connect an extra hose. Do like this before starting 

your wireless cleaner:

1. 

Unplug the main cord.

2. Plug in the cord again, and then push the on/off button at 

the hose handle for approximately 10 seconds. This must 

be done within 60 seconds after the cleaner has been 

plugged in 

3. The handle and the cleaner do now communicate. 

 9.2  Wireless hose handle 

Instructions for use  

The on-off function and power regulation is controlled by 

radio technology. 

Start and stop

Start

One push at the switch will start the cleaner.

Stop

:

 One push at the switch will stop the cleaner.

The power regulation can be adjusted in 5 steps. You switch 

between the different steps by pressing the (+) or (-) buttons 

at the hose handle.

LED

The LED-indicator is placed above the on/off button and will 

be activated with different lights depending on the actions 

that are taken: The lamp is activated at start or stop actions 

or when the power regulation is adjusted.

The lamp flashes a warning light that indicates that the bag 

filter is clogged or that the container/dust bag is full and 

needs cleaning/replacement (see Section 7).

LCD info center display

The display is placed above the on/off button and will show 

different symbols depending of the status of the cleaner.

Speed level: 

Bars shows the actual speed level.

Low Battery: 

The batteries are below 5 %. Replace 

batteries. See Battery, this section.

Signal:

 Signal flashes if the hose handle is out of 

reach. No contact to the vacuum cleaner.

Bag/filter: 

The container symbol flashes or glows 

regularly. Check bag filter and dust bag. See section 

6.3, Indicator for dust bag / bag filter.  

Air flow blocked: 

When the service and 

the container symbol glows simultaneously, 

it indicates that the air flow through the 

vacuum cleaner is reduced. Se section 6.3, Reduced airflow 

indicator.

Service warning: 

Warning that it is almost time to 

order service or that the allowed working time has 

been reached. See section 6.3 Service indicator.

Overheating: 

Flashing symbol indicates that the 

vacuum cleaner is overheated. The vacuum cleaner will 

stop automatically. See section 6.3 Overheat indicator.

Overheating

Signal

Bag/filter 

Speed level

Low battery

Service

Start/stop

Power regu

Power regulation -

LED-

indicator

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Summary of Contents for CVR 1000

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Page 3: ...4 Symbols used for marking 4 Recycling 4 1 Important safety precautions 4 1 1 Technical data 5 2 Vacuum unit CVR 1000 assembly instructions 6 2 1 Fitting the wall bracket 6 2 2 Locating the vacuum cl...

Page 4: ...the operating instructions carefully Servicing and repairs should only be carried out by an authorised workshop Use only original parts and accessories as recommended by the supplier Never attempt to...

Page 5: ...n power motor 650 Airwatt 720 Airwatt 735 Airwatt 735 Airwatt Max suction power 460 W 490 W 510 W 510 W Max air flow 50 l s 53 l s 54 l s 54 l s Max vacuum 21 kPa 30 kPa 30 kPa 30 kPa Radio remote con...

Page 6: ...tening the four screws Fig 5 5 Fit the blanking plug to the outlet previously occupied by the suction pipe socket Use the four screws to hold it in place The exhaust pipe must be firmly attached to th...

Page 7: ...he hose is removed from the vacuum socket the vacuum cleaner stops Dustpan by the floor Dustpan for mounting in a plinth under a cabinet will start and stop the vacuum cleaner when opened and closed 3...

Page 8: ...tainer so that the filter bulges up slightly Then push the filter down into place Make sure the filter is packed in tightly against the motor housing Fig 13 Reinstall the dust bag and replace the lid...

Page 9: ...y of space above and below the area where the vacuum unit is to be located Make sure there is a minimum of 200 mm free space below the dust container Mark the positions for all four screw holes with a...

Page 10: ...rolled wirelessly from the hose handle of the vacuum cleaner In this case you do not have to mount a low voltage cable between the vacuum socket and the machine On off hose Handle on hose with on off...

Page 11: ...symbol to indicate Service indicator When the service symbol starts flashing the motor will run for one more hour before it stops will not start The purpose of the service symbol is to inform you that...

Page 12: ...hole into the bag holder Fig 23 Fig 21 Fig 20 Fig 23 Fig 22 7 1 Replacing the filter A bag filter must always be installed in the dust container Clean the filter in the following way 1 Release the two...

Page 13: ...g the snap lockings at the connector upwards Secure the low voltage cables at the connector Connect forcing signal to this outlet Forcing signal ventilation unit Connection to units capable of receivi...

Page 14: ...for use The on off function and power regulation is controlled by radio technology Start and stop Start One push at the switch will start the cleaner Stop One push at the switch will stop the cleaner...

Page 15: ...l for overheating will show in the display of the vacuum cleaner Other troubleshootings Are you using the correct hose Only the original hoses fit correctly Does the vacuum cleaner start when you try...

Page 16: ...haking inside the container to loosen dust from the filter and allow it to fall into the container Lift out the bag filter If a dust bag is being used remove it Then empty the dust from the container...

Page 17: ...17 11 Dimensional drawings CVR 1000 CVR 2000 CVR 3000 CVR 4000 M lskisser i mm CVR 2000 CVR 3000 CVR 4000 CVR 1000 66 395 219 115 392 799 Min 200 Min 400 68 44 360 33 115 222 427 38 44 Attach to wall...

Page 18: ...ection to the cleaner Thermal cut out has tripped and the cleaner has stopped See 10 Troubleshooting Signal Overheating Explanation of indication lights at the display for CVR 4000 Bars show the actua...

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