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To store accessories after use, insert 

crevice tool to fit into the back of  

the small brush tool until fitted tightly  

(See Fig.6).

Fig. 6

Once crevice tool and small brush 

tool is fitted together, attach the 

accessories to the storage area on 

handheld vacuum base by pushing 

into the slots and lock into position 

(See Fig.7)

Fig. 7

To fit the crevice tool or small brush 

tool to the handheld vacuum, push 

the crevice tool or small brush into 

the nozzle of the handheld vacuum 

ensuring it is secure (see Fig.8).

Fig. 8

Care must be taken when removing  

the crevice tool or small brush tool 

from the handheld vacuum.  Hold  

the handheld vacuum in one hand 

and take hold of the fitted accessory 

with the other hand pulling the 

accessory firmly away from the 

handheld vacuum.

NOTE: 

When alternating between 

accessories, ensure that the 

handheld vacuum power On/Off 

switch is in the ‘OFF’ position.

Operating Your Kambrook Handheld Vacuum 

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Summary of Contents for Captiv 12V Turbo

Page 1: ...w Zealand Private Bag 94411 Botany Manukau Auckland 2163 New Zealand Customer Service Line Spare Parts 0800 273 845 Customer Service Fax 0800 288 513 www kambrook co nz Kambrook Australia Building 2 Port Air Industrial Estate 1A Hale Street Botany NSW 2019 Australia Customer Service Line 1300 139 798 Customer Service Fax 1800 621 337 www kambrook com au ...

Page 2: ...Instruction Booklet Captiv12V Turbo Handheld Vacuum Suits all KHV400 and KHV450 models ...

Page 3: ...use In the event that you need some assistance with your Kambrook appliance please contact our Customer Service Department on 1300 139 798 Australia or 0800 273 845 New Zealand Alternatively visit us on our website at www kambrook com au or www kambrook co nz ...

Page 4: ...Contents Kambrook Recommends Safety First p4 Your Kambrook Captiv12V Turbo Handheld Vacuum p6 Operating Your Kambrook Handheld Vacuum p7 Care Cleaning and Storage p11 Troubleshooting Guide p14 ...

Page 5: ... Vacuum accessories filter and charger Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking such as cigarettes matches or hot ashes Avoid picking up hard sharp objects as they may damage the dust canister and or the filter Do not use Handheld Vacuum to pick up flammable or poisonous liquids such as petrol copier toner or other volatile substances Do not use to pick up acids asbestos or asbestos dust...

Page 6: ...tch is recommended to provide additional safety protection when using electrical appliances It is advisable that a safety switch with a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30mA be installed in the electrical circuit supplying the appliance See your electrician for professional advice Do not place this appliance on or near a heat source such as hot plate oven or heaters Do not put any ob...

Page 7: ...ter latch release button 5 Large capacity removable dust canister 6 Charger and wall mountable charging base 7 Onboard cleaning accessories conveniently stored on underside of handheld vacuum a Small brush b Crevice tool 8 Carry handle 9 Inlet Valve Not Shown 12 volt power for efficient cleaning and performance Advanced Ni MH rechargeable batteries for superior run time Filter to help capture fine...

Page 8: ... Place the charging base vertically parallel with the wall in the desired location see Fig 1 Fig 1 3 To correctly align the wall bracket with the wall using a pencil mark both the centre of the top screw hole and bottom screw hole located on the charging base 4 Using a drill drill a 5mm diameter hole through the centre of the top screw hole and bottom screw hole where the pencil marks are located ...

Page 9: ... impossible to overcharge the battery because the handheld vacuum is designed with overcharge protection circuitry WARNING Always recharge this appliance after each use to extend the life of the battery To Operate the Handheld Vacuum Your handheld vacuum is designed for picking up dry debris such as dirt dust pet hair and food crumbs It is suitable for use on counters bare floors rugs tiles car in...

Page 10: ...eld vacuum Hold the handheld vacuum in one hand and take hold of the turbo brush with the other hand pulling the accessory firmly away from the handheld vacuum Crevice and brush tool accessories The handheld vacuum is fitted with an on board crevice tool and small brush tool The crevice tool is ideal for vacuuming hard to reach places such as the edges along skirting boards The small brush tool ca...

Page 11: ...rush tool to the handheld vacuum push the crevice tool or small brush into the nozzle of the handheld vacuum ensuring it is secure see Fig 8 Fig 8 Care must be taken when removing the crevice tool or small brush tool from the handheld vacuum Hold the handheld vacuum in one hand and take hold of the fitted accessory with the other hand pulling the accessory firmly away from the handheld vacuum NOTE...

Page 12: ...Ensure the dust canister is dried completely before refitting to the handheld vacuum To Clean the Inlet Valve The handheld vacuum is fitted with an inlet valve After emptying the dust canister the inlet valve may be cleaned to remove excess dust and debris that has built up after usage Care must be taken when removing the inlet valve from the handheld vacuum 1 Hold the dust canister in one hand an...

Page 13: ...ter from the filter cover by pulling one away from the other see Fig 12 Fig 11 3 Lightly tap the sides of the filter cover and filter to dislodge any debris 4 Reattach the filter to the filter cover ensuring it fits flush into place 5 Reattach the filter cover with filter in place to the handheld vacuum twisting it counter clockwise 6 Reattach the dust canister to the motor housing NOTE Do not use...

Page 14: ...the handheld vacuum with a soft damp cloth Never use an abrasive cleaner To store place onto the charging base ensuring the handheld vacuum is switched to the OFF position WARNING Always recharge the appliance after use to extend the life of the batter ...

Page 15: ...e Handheld Vacuum and refit the bracket Handheld Vacuum is not picking up dry debris Dust canister is full Filter is clogged Dust canister is not fitted correctly Empty and clean the dust canister Clean the filter Refer to Emptying the Dust Canister see page 10 Dust is escaping from the Handheld Vacuum Dust canister is not fitted correctly Dust Canister is full Check dust canister installation Emp...

Page 16: ...15 Notes ...

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