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V-9900WA

V-KW16910ND

Please read all of the information on page 3 carefully. This information contains important
instructions for the safe use and the maintenance of the appliance.

Summary of Contents for V-9900WA

Page 1: ...V 9900WA V KW16910ND Please read all of the information on page 3 carefully This information contains important instructions for the safe use and the maintenance of the appliance ...

Page 2: ...sing Carpet Floor Nozzle and Carpet Master Plus Using Accessory Nozzles 5 5 12 14 14 Dust Tank Cleaning 15 Clean Filter Cleaning 15 Exhaust Filter Cleaning 16 Carpet Master Plus Cleaning 16 Shampoo Tank Net Cleaning 17 Storage 17 Information for Your Safety How to Use Window Cleaning 13 Table of contents ...

Page 3: ...fter wet vacuuming empty the dust tank immediately The function and effect of the appliance can be warranted if you use genuine LG cleaning fluids Persons with sensitive skins should avoid direct contact with the cleaning fluid Do not allow children to treat the cleaning fluid If cleaning fluid comes into mucous membranes eyes mouth etc immediately flush with water and contact a doctor Do not let ...

Page 4: ...e Tool Accessory Bag Shampoo Bottle Frame Brush Dusting Brush Upholstery Nozzle Window Master Small Shampoo Nozzle Shampoo Button Inlet Dust Switch Button Power Cord Hose Hose Handle Dust Tank Clamp Shampoo Tank Cap Spray Nozzle Shampoo Lever Pipe Pipe Cover Shampoo Tank Cord Reel Button Handle Tube ...

Page 5: ... Accessory Nozzles Floor Floor Carpet Carpet Floor Upholstery Nozzle Dusting Brush Crevice Tool Carpet Long type Carpet Hard Floor Short type Carpet Carpet Floor Nozzle Carpet Master Plus Long type Carpet Long type Carpet Hard Floor Short type Carpet Hard Floor Short type Carpet ...

Page 6: ...allows you to change the vacuum suction for different fabric and carpet weight Adjust the suction power with Air Flow Regulator in the handle Assembling Hose and Pipes Closing the Top Cover Assy Connecting the dust tank Connecting the Hose Turning on the Power Switch 6 Cleaning the Floor Carpet ON ...

Page 7: ...ver and Pouring the cleaning Dust Washing the Guide Buoy 9 WARNING Gently rinse guide buoy separately under a cold running water until the water runs clear Do not use detergent or a washing machine or dishwasher Shake off excess water from the guide buoy Re assemble and place it back in your machine ...

Page 8: ...8 10 11 12 Removing the Cleaning Water Connecting the Dust Cover Connecting the Dust Tank Closing the Top Cover Assy ...

Page 9: ...at there is no cleaning fluid in the shampoo tank Opening the Top Cover Assy Closing the Tank Cap and the Top Cover Assy Turning on the Power Shampoo Switch Connecting the Hose Tube Pulling the lever Assembling Hose Pipes and Connecting Tube Opening the Tank Cap Pouring Water Shampoo Standard spot 1 Cup Heavy spot 2 Cup Tank Cap Carpet Tile Window Sofa ON ON ...

Page 10: ...ation empty the dust tank Because it indicates that the safety float automatically closes the suction inlet and you will notice that no more liquid is sucked up Wet Cleaning Lifting the Dust Tank Pouring the Cleaning Liquid Checking the Cleaning Liquid Opening the Top Cover Assy MAX ...

Page 11: ...necting the Dust Tank 14 17 Washing the Guide Buoy 14 WARNING Gently rinse guide buoy separately under a cold running water until the water runs clear Do not use detergent or a washing machine or dishwasher Shake off excess water from the guide buoy Re assemble and place it back in your machine ...

Page 12: ...tion of the trigger To check that the pump has not broken down put the button at the OFF position and wait about 20 to 30 minutes until the pump cools down then start it again If your appliance still does not work in spite of following these instructions contact the nearest authorized service center Turn on the Power Shampoo Switch and Pull the Lever Wet Cleaning the Carpet Turn off the Shampoo Sw...

Page 13: ...3 How to Use Window Cleaning 2 3 1 Connecting the Window Master Cleaning the Window Turning on the Power Shampoo Switch 2 1 3 ON ON 5 4 6 Rotating the Frame Turning off Shampoo Switch Cleaning Window OFF ...

Page 14: ...ng 1 2 2 3 1 2 3 1 Connecting the Small Shompoo Nozzle Cleaning the Sofa Cleaning the Tile How to Use Tile Cleaning Button Disconnecting 1 2 Connecting the Frame Brush Tube Connecting Disconnecting Cleaning the Tile Connecting ...

Page 15: ...about a day The cycle of the cleaning When dusts are full by the position indicated as MAX in the dust tank When suction power suddenly weakens Separating Plates Separating the Clean Filter Cleaning the Clean Filter Connecting the Cleaning Filter Cleaning the Dust Tank Pouring the Water Connecting Plates Cleaning Filter Reuse the Sponge after drying ...

Page 16: ...Air Cover Cleaning the Dusting Brush Separating the Sponge Washing Drying the Sponge Connecting the Exhaust Cover Reuse the Sponge after drying Sponge CAUTION Remove the moisture and dry the filter sufficiently in shade about a day The cycle of the cleaning When dusts are full by the position indicated as MAX in the dust tank When suction power suddenly weakens ...

Page 17: ...17 2 3 1 Net ëÂÚÍ Separating the Net Washing the Net Putting the Net into the Shampoo Tank How to Use Shampoo Tank Net Cleaning How to Use Storage Net ...

Page 18: ...eparately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 3 The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health 4 For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance please contact your city office waste disposal service or the shop ...

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