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Vacuum loose dirt with a vacuum clean-
er prior to cleaning.
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Swivel the pushing handle lock to the
outside, set the desired pushing handle
height and close the lock.
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Insert the mains plug into the socket.
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Warning
Risk of damage. Check the object to be
cleaned prior to using the appliance in an
inconspicuous place for colour fastness
and water resistance.
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Set the appliance switch to normal op-
eration - start the suction turbine and
the brush drive.
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Use the detergent solution key on the
push bow to spray on detergent solution.
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Run across the surface to be cleaned in
overlapping paths. Pull the appliance back-
wards during this procedure (do not push).
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If the waste water reservoir is filled to 3/
4 of its capacity, switch the appliance
switch to "OFF".
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Swivel the domelock to the front.
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Lift the waste water reservoir off the ap-
pliance and empty it.
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Warning
Please observe the local provisions regard-
ing the wastewater treatment.
Note
If the waste water reservoir is full, dirty wa-
ter will flow back onto the carpet, as soon
as the appliance is switched off.
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Connect the provided adapter to the de-
tergent hose of the accessory tools.
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Pull the suction hose out of the dome.
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Insert the suction hose of the accessory
tool into the dome instead of the suction
hose.
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Connect the coupling of the detergent
hose on the appliance to the detergent
hose of the accessory tool.
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Set the appliance switch to operation
with manual nozzle - the suction turbine
will start.
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Use the lever on the accessory tool to
spray on detergent solution.
Important
When unplugging the accessory tools, the
adapter must be removed from the appli-
ance, so that the water output on the appli-
ance is closed.
Recommendation: Leave the adapter on
the hose of the accessory tool.
– Highly soiled spots should be
presoaked and the detergent solution
should soak 5 to 10 minutes.
– Always work from the light to the shade
(from the window to the door).
– Always work from the cleaned to the un-
cleaned surface.
– The more sensitive the surface (oriental
rugs, berbers, upholstery material) the
lower the cleaning solution concentra-
tion should be.
– Rugs with jute backing can shrink if too
much water is used and can bleed col-
ours.
– Brush high-fiber rugs in the direction of
the weave after cleaning (using a fiber
brush or a scrubber).
– Do not step on cleaned surfaces until
they have dried and do not place furni-
ture on them to avoid pressure spots or
rust stains.
– When cleaning previously shampooed
carpets, foam will be generated in the
dirt water reservoir. In such a case add
Foam ex RM 761 to the dirt water reser-
voir.
Operation
Emptying the Dirt Water Reservoir
Operation with accessory tools
Cleaning tips
Summary of Contents for BRC 30/15 C
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