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Illustration
Push the suction hose into the connection on the
appliance, it snaps in place.
In order to disconnect it, push down with your
thumb and pull the suction hose out.
Note:
Accessories, such as suction brushes (optional)
can be directly attached to the connecting piece and
thus connected to the suction hose.
For convenient working even in tight spaces.
The removable handle can be attached between the ac-
cessories and the suction hose if necessary.
See position 17.
Recommendation:
In order to vacuum the floor, attach
the handle to the suction hose.
Illustration
Connect the handle with the suction hose until it
snaps in place.
Illustration
To remove the handle from the suction hose, press
the notch using your thumb and pull off the handle.
Note:
Due to removing the handle, accessories can be
directly attached to the suction hose.
Recommendation:
In order to vacuum the floor, attach
the handle to the suction hose.
See position 16.
Illustration
Put both suction tubes together and connect them
with the handle.
Illustration
For convenient switching between dry and wet dirt:
For vacuuming dry dirt off the floor, use position
with extended brush strips.
For vacuuming water off the floor, use position with
extended rubber lips.
For edges, joints, heaters and hard to reach loca-
tions.
Illustration
To connect the suction hose with an electric tool
Adapt the adapter to the connection diameter of the
electric tool using a knife if necessary.
Illustration
For more flexibility when working with electric tools.
Note
: Can also be used with an adapter.
Illustration
For vacuuming up coarse dirt and stones.
Push the coarse dirt suction hose into the connec-
tion, it will lock into place.
In order to disconnect it, push down with your
thumb and pull the suction hose out.
Illustration
For vacuuming up coarse dirt and stones.
Connect the two coarse dirt suction pipes and at-
tach them to the handle of the coarse dirt suction
hose.
Illustration
For vacuuming up leaves as well as coarse dirt and
stones.
ATTENTION
Always work with an inserted flat fold filter - during wet
as well as dry vacuum cleaning!
Illustration
Remove the appliance head and take the contents
out of the container.
Turn the container, press in the steering roller in the
openings at the base of the container till the end-
point.
Insert and lock the appliance head.
Clip the holder for the accessory compartment onto
the rear side of the appliance.
Illustration
Connect accessories.
Illustration
Plug in the mains plug.
Illustration
Turn on the machine.
ATTENTION
Work with a dry flat fold filter only.
Check the filter for damage prior to installation and re-
place as necessary.
Illustration
For vacuuming dry dirt an additional filter bag can
be inserted if necessary.
ATTENTION
Only operate the filter cleaning without a filter bag in-
serted, otherwise the filter bag can get damaged.
Suction hose with connecting piece
Removable handle
Suction tubes 2 x 0.5 m
Floor nozzle
(with switching lever)
Crevice nozzle
Adapter
Flexible tool hose
Coarse dirt suction hose with handle
Coarse dirt suction pipe 2 x 0.5 m
Coarse dirt floor nozzle
Operation
Before Startup
Start up
Dry vacuum cleaning
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