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1. Insert the suction pipe connector
j
into the socket on the vacuum cleaner
until the locking device engages.
2. Insert the hand grip
2#
into the upper
end of the telescope tube
1(
until it is
firmly seated.
3. Place the desired tool (floor tool
f
,
crevice tool
2$
or upholstery brush
2%
,
see chapter "Changing tools") on the
lower end of the telescope tube
1(
.
4. Adjust the telescope tube
1(
to the
desired length: Press the height
adjustor
1&
down. Pull the telescope
tube
1(
apart on the hand grip
2#
.
When you have the desired length
release the height adjuster
1&
. Pull
the telesopic tube
1(
a little further
until it audibly engages.
The Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner is now
ready for use.
Changing tools
When you want to change the tool,
proceed as follows:
1. Select the desired tool:
Floor tool
f
:
To vacuum carpets or
hard floors.
Crevice tool
2$
:
To vacuum dust from
difficult to reach loca-
tions.
Upholstery
brush
2%
:
To vacuum dust from
upholstery
or other fabric
surfaces.
2. Switch the machine off at the On/Off
switch
t
.
Attention!
Remove the plug
o
from
the wall socket. The appliance could
be inadvertantly switched on.
3. Remove the fitted tool from the tele-
scopic tube
1(
.
4. Place the desired tool on the lower
end of the telescopic tube
1(
.
5. Store the no longer required tools as
far as practicable in the accessory
bracket
2)
.
Operation
Attention!
Before every utilisation
check to ensure that all filters are
correctly inserted and that no ope-
nings are blocked. The filters must
show no sign of damage and must
be dry. If not, there is a risk of over-
heating!
1. Fit the required tool (see chapter
"Changing tools").
2. Pull the power cable
o
from the
cable storage up to the yellow mar-
king.
Attention!
Should the red marking
on the power cable
o
be visible,
rewind the power cable
o
, by pres-
sing on the foot button for power
cable rewind
i
, back to the yellow
marking. Otherwise, the power
cable
o
could break off.
3. Press the On / Off switch
t
.
4. Adjust the suction power with the
suction power regulator
u
.
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