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3-N9612-7

M3(CH)

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Summary of Contents for PV-XA100

Page 1: ...t names and assembly lSafety precautions lNotes on use E 2 E 4 E 7 Contents Before use How to use When Finished cleaning Appendix lEmptying the dust case Checking the Max line Detaching the dust case Emptying the dust case lStowing the cleaner How to store lMaintenance Stick cleaner attachments attachment accessories Dust case filters cyclone chamber Power head E 12 E 12 E 12 E 13 E 14 E 14 E 15 E...

Page 2: ...e button P E 9 Attachment groove Stand Stand Charging station P E 8 Protrusion Protrusion Crevice nozzle Cord l Attach the accessories to the charging station l Attach the multi angle brush nozzle to the crevice nozzle l Insert the stand into the base Base Plug Multi angle brush nozzle l Insert the protrusion into the attachment groove of the stick cleaner Attachment groove Inlet Power head releas...

Page 3: ...ation Risk of injury l Do not hold the area around the rotating section of the handle when folding or extending the handle When extending the stick cleaner handle l Slowly rotate and extend until you hear a click sound When folding the stick cleaner handle Hold the stick cleaner handle and press the handle storage button to release the handle lock Slowly rotate and fold Handle storage button Rotat...

Page 4: ...DANGER CAUTION DANGER l Do not disassemble repair or alter Doing so may cause leaking heat generation fire or injury For repairs please consult with the Hitachi authorized service agent l Keep the contacts of the stick cleaner handy cleaner and charging station away from water and other liquids The internal battery may rupture and cause the product to catch fire or malfunction l Do not connect the...

Page 5: ...If the cord is damaged it must only be replaced by the Hitachi authorized service agent in order to avoid a hazard l Do not damage the cord Do not damage tamper unreasonably bend pull twist tuck or place heavy objects on the cord etc l Do not use damaged cords and plugs or loose socket l Do not let the cord get caught in the rotating rotary brush l Do not insert or disconnect with wet hands l Do n...

Page 6: ...ry Exhaust z z Do not block the exhaust Doing so may cause fire or handy cleaner and power head deformation due to overheating z z Do not expose your body to the air released from the exhaust for long periods of time Doing so may cause low temperature burns Do not expose your body for long periods of time Do not block Hold the plug Safety precautions l Do not hold the area around the rotating sect...

Page 7: ...odors or malfunctions Water or liquids Wet objects Desiccants moisture absorbents Large amounts of sand or powder Long threads Glass z z Do not ride on the stick cleaner nozzle or the charging station Doing so may cause malfunctions z z Thoroughly air dry parts washed with water Failure to do so may cause abnormal odors or malfunctions Notes on use Notes on use Safety precautions l Children should...

Page 8: ...ing time z z When you use the cleaner for the first time or when you have not used it for a long period of time the battery may be over discharged and charge time may be long or operating time may be short z z If you will not use the cleaner for a long period of time 10 days or more disconnect the plug from the socket Note z z Charge with the handy cleaner attached to the stick cleaner z z If you ...

Page 9: ...isk of malfunction z z Do not attach or detach the handy cleaner during operation Risk of injury or damage to the floor z z Do not prop up the stick cleaner while the handy cleaner is detached z z The stick cleaner will become unstable Set it on the charging station lean it against an object so that it does not fall or lay it down on the floor CAUTION z z The indicator lamp lights up in green and ...

Page 10: ...h across floor Risk of injury Do not place the power head on parts of your body on top of your feet etc when pulling the power head z z There is a risk of getting caught in the rotating rotary brush Stick cleaner The safety switch of the power head WARNING CAUTION Risk of damage to the floor Do not leave the power head in the same position during operation Do not firmly press the power head agains...

Page 11: ...hange to various angles according to the area to be cleaned l If you are using the nozzle with the brush removed use it to collect dust on clothing curtains etc WARNING Risk of injury l When changing the angle do not hold the rotating section Your hand may get pinched l Do not rotate while your fingers are inserted into the inlet of the multi angle brush nozzle Your fingers may get pinched Using t...

Page 12: ...P E 9 Hold the dust case and handy cleaner and remove while pressing the dust disposal button l When you complete cleaning stop operation and check the Max line l Empty the dust case before exceeding the Max line M ax l When using the multi angle brush nozzle do not let it fall from high places or add excessive force in the direction of the arrow in Doing so may result in damage l You can wash the...

Page 13: ...cyclone chamber to the dust case 3 Attach the dust case to the handy cleaner handle 4 l We recommend that you perform maintenance when you are concerned about dirt P E 15 l The dust may spill when removing the chamber Remove it over a newspaper etc Note CAUTION Risk of injury l You may have unintentionally vacuumed sharp objects such as glass shards or pins Be careful when performing maintenance C...

Page 14: ... handle storage button to release the handle lock Slowly rotate and fold CAUTION Risk of injury or damage to the floor l When carrying the cleaner while it is set on the charging station the stick cleaner may detach l Do not leave the stick cleaner unattended while it is propped up l Do not store in places of high temperature such as near heaters or under direct sunlight for long periods of time D...

Page 15: ...he dust case in a well ventilated environment such as outdoors or wear a mask and avoid breathing in the dust l Cyclonic cleaners have the advantage of not requiring paper bags but to clean with high suction power we recommend frequent maintenance Note Remove the cyclone chamber from the dust case 1 Wash the dust case with water 2 l Thoroughly air dry the dust case The drying time varies depending...

Page 16: ...r CAUTION CAUTION Risk of injury l You may have unintentionally vacuumed sharp objects such as glass shards or pins Be careful when performing maintenance l Gently remove the dust stuck inside before washing with water Note R e le a s e Lock Release Lo ck Re lea se Lock R e le a s e Lock Release Lo ck Adjust the handle with Release Attach in the reverse order of removal Cyclone chamber Handles Cyc...

Page 17: ...re a risk of damaging the floor lay something thick first such as a newspaper Attach the sponge filter to the clean filter Adjust the r marks of the cyclone chamber and clean filter and firmly press all the way Attach the clean filter 4 l When attaching the clean filter adjust the r marks of the cyclone chamber and clean filter and firmly press all the way Note After washing remove excess water an...

Page 18: ...ower head Remove tangled dust l Do not subject the safety switch to excessive force Doing so may cause damage Note Protective filter Washing with water Remove the protective filter from the handy cleaner handle 1 Gently press and wash with water 2 l Tap to remove excess water and air dry it for approx 12 hours The drying time varies depending on the environment l After it dries attach it to the ha...

Page 19: ...move dust tangled in the rotary brush using scissors etc Remove the brush holder Adjust the rotary brush with the groove Attach to its original position Insert the hook Attach the brush holder Close the lever l Do not use cleansers bleach etc Doing so may cause discoloration deformation etc l After washing the rotary brush with water thoroughly air dry it before attaching it Note ブラシホルダーを取り付ける際には ...

Page 20: ...ce from the rotary brush Do not firmly press the power head against the floor or carpet P E 17 E 18 Instructions The safeguard may be operating Release the safeguard with the following instructions The safeguard is released after a few minutes and you can use the cleaner again If the cleaner continues to operate with a foreign substance in the rotating rotary brush the rotary brush will stop rotat...

Page 21: ...shing using the stick cleaner while the battery was not completely discharged Memory effect P E 8 Operating time is short even after charging The battery capacity may be temporarily recovering poorly Repeat the procedure of using the cleaner until the battery is exhausted and charging fully 2 or 3 times The cleaner does not operate Is the remaining battery level low Is the cleaner set on the charg...

Page 22: ...ce the sound which is normal The indicator lamp alternately flashes in red and green when the stick cleaner is set on the charging station The indicator lamp flashes in red when the stick cleaner is set on the charging station The handy cleaner is malfunctioning Detach it from the charging station and consult with the Hitachi authorized service agent Do not attempt to repair it yourself Please con...

Page 23: ...Outer dimensions L W H Weight Power head 1 pc Charging station Base Stand 1 pc each 205mm 280mm 1 150mm Crevice nozzle 1 pc Multi angle brush nozzle 1 pc Stick cleaner Handy cleaner Stick cleaner L W H Handy cleaner L W H Weight Continuous operating time Dimensions 250mm 280mm 685mm Dimensions when stored with stick cleaner handle folded L W H Replacement Parts l When replacing the battery also re...

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