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Summary of Contents for VK9821 Series

Page 1: ...information contains important instructions for the safe use and maintenance of the vacuum cleaner Especially please read all of the information on page 4 5 6 7 for your safety Please keep this manual in an easily accessible place and refer to it anytime ...

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Page 3: ...Vacuum cleaning steam cleaning simultaneous vacuum and steam cleaning 15 Cleaning hardwood laminated general floor carpet when removing old stain floor stain 16 How to add water how to replace and clean the microfiber cloth 17 Using the sani punch nozzle 18 22 Emptying dust tank 23 Cleaning dust tank 24 Cleaning air filter and motor safety filter 25 Cleaning exhaust filter 26 Storage method after ...

Page 4: ...AUTION WARNING 1 This appliance is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety 2 Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance 3 If the suppl...

Page 5: ...f it is damaged cut or punctured Failure to do so could result in death or electrical shock Do not allow to be used as toy Close attention is necessary when used by or near children Personal injury or product damage could result Do not use the vacuum cleaner if the power cord or plug is damaged or faulty Personal injury or product damage could result In these cases contact LG Electronics Service A...

Page 6: ...zzle with water or detergent It can cause product damage and electric shock Unlike the hose of the existing cleaner high current flows through the hose this can cause fire and electric shock Make sure the steam is not applied directly to human or animal It can cause a direct burn Make sure that children the elderly or people who do not know how to operate the cleaner do not use the product It can ...

Page 7: ... The vacuum cleaner s body may fall when separating tank and body Personal injury or product damage could result You should grasp the carrier handle when you are moving the vacuum cleaner Make sure the filters exhaust filter and motor safety filter are completely dry before replacing in the machine Failure to do so could result in product damage Do not dry the filter in an oven or microwave Failur...

Page 8: ... Steam cleaning vacuum tool Push the nozzle into the telescopic pipe Telescopic pipe Push telescopic pipe firmly into hose handle Grasp the spring latch to expand Pull out the pipe to desired length Spring latch Telescopic pipe Hose handle ...

Page 9: ...he flexible hose into the attachment point on the vacuum cleaner To remove the flexible hose from the vacuum cleaner press the button situated on the fitting pipe then pull the fitting pipe out of the vacuum cleaner Fitting pipe Click Flexible hose Button Attachment point ...

Page 10: ...the cord You can store your vacuum cleaner in a vertical position by sliding the hook on the nozzle into the slot on the underside of the vacuum cleaner How to operate Pull out the power cord to the desired length and plug into the power outlet Press the control button of the hose handle to operate vacuum cleaner To turn off press the OFF button Press the cord reel button to rewind the power cord ...

Page 11: ...zle to separate the air cover Use the dusting brush crevice tool vacuum clean the brush and fan Carpet Cleaning carpet master Open Bottom Open the front cover by pushing the bottom of the front cover Clean and remove hair string and lint build up in the brush area Failure to do so could damage the nozzle Close the front cover ...

Page 12: ... turbine nozzle Mini turbine is used for stairs and other hard to reach places To clean the mini turbine nozzle remove the nozzle cover Remove 2 screws on the bottom and take mini turbine nozzle cover off as shown Frequently clean and remove hair string and lint build up in the brush area Failure to do so could damage the mini turbine nozzle Floor ...

Page 13: ...e side o the arrow 3 If you grasp the horsehair intake and turn it toward the arrow cleaning in a particularly direction is possible To change the direction of the horsehair intake to the original position push the bump on the indicated part and turn it back to the opposite side of the arrow Dusting brush Dusting brush is for vacuuming picture frames furniture frames books and other irregular surf...

Page 14: ... STEAM button after filling the water When you press the STEAM button 4 one more time or press the OFF button 5 the steam will stop How to fill the steam head and how to attach the microfiber cloth To supply water always unplug the power then pour the water into the unit Open the water hole cap of the steam cleaning vacuum tool Use the measuring cup to pour 250cc of water and then close the water ...

Page 15: ...safety trigger on the handle must be held pressed so that the steam function remains active When the cleaning is completed press the OFF button or the STEAM button one more time to stop the operation Vacuum steam cleaning Connect the steam cleaning vacuum tool to the extension pipe A Click will indicate that the steam vacuum tool is securely in place To use both the vacuum cleaning and steam clean...

Page 16: ...When removing old stain floor stain Attach the microfiber cloth on to the cloth board and install the steam cleaning vacuum tool securely to the vacuum If the stain is not removed after the first pass of the steam head then slowly manoeuvre the steam head back and forwards over the stain but never leave the active steam head stationary on the stain as it can damage the floors finish When cleaning ...

Page 17: ...ir cannot tip over How to replace and clean the microfiber cloth When replacing the microfiber cloth always make sure the power is turned off Detach the cloth board from the steam cleaning vacuum tool and replace the microfiber cloth Attach the white side of the microfiber cloth on the cloth board on the bottom surface of the cleaner Reuse the dirty cloth by cleaning it with clean water soap deter...

Page 18: ...rated to be cleaned Since the bottom does not stick to the surface vacuuming is easy How to use Follow the directions below for proper use Assembly Connect the nozzle to the telescopic tube Sani punch nozzle Set the suction power control switch to MAX POWER before vacuuming Depending on the type of surface handling may be awkward or it may cause a lot of noise If this is the case adjust the suctio...

Page 19: ...out the blanket and vacuum it on the bed When using on the floor It is easier to clean a light blanket or sheet by pushing the nozzle in the direction of the arrow To increase cleaning efficiency for light blankets lay on top of a bulky blanket and then clean Effective cleaning Bed blanket Bulky heavy blanket Light blanket sheet ...

Page 20: ...og the air suction part on top of the vacuum nozzle Since removal of the punch bar may cause performance problems do not warp or remove it Attach the bottom plate properly before using Without this bottom plate it may not function Since this vacuum nozzle has been made exclusively for cleaning beds blankets and upholstery use it only for these cleaning purposes Using it to clean the floor may resu...

Page 21: ...n the rear side of the vacuum nozzle to separate the bottom plate Straighten the punch bar on the lower section Insert the attachment projections on bottom plate to the vacuum nozzle grooves Push down the tabs to secure Wipe all the soiled parts of the vacuum nozzle body with a cloth Wash the removed bottom plate with water and dry it Punch bar Punch bar Bottom plate Bottom plate ...

Page 22: ...mpartment is full This should be done while cleaning and vacuum is on Empty the dust in the bin Reattach the bin to the projection part When the dust is fully filled after cleaning take the bin and turn it counterclockwise to disconnect Projection ...

Page 23: ...k and then assemble the dust tank as below Assembling dust tank NOTICE If suction power decreases after emptying dust tank then reassemble the dust tank and check for other obstacles See next page Moving the vacuum cleaner Don t grasp the tank handle when you are moving the vacuum cleaner You should grasp the carrier handle when you are moving the vacuum cleaner MAX Line Pull out Tank handle Dust ...

Page 24: ... and pull out dust tank Raise dust tank cap Allow the tank to dry completely before reassembling and use NOTICE If suction power decreases after cleaning dust tank then clean air filter and motor safety filter Next page Pull out Tank handle Tank separation lever ...

Page 25: ...the pre filter cover lever and take out pre filter Wash air filter and motor safety filter with water Do not wash filters with hot water Dry fully in shade so that moisture is entirely removed before reinstalling NOTE Never operate the vacuum with wet or damp filters NOTICE If filters are damaged do not use them In this case contact LG Electronics Service Agent Wash filters at least onec a month P...

Page 26: ...eparate the exhaust filter Dust off filter Do not wash filter with water The exhaust filter should be cleaned at least once a year or as often as necessary Exhaust filter cover reassembly Fit exhaust filter cover lugs to the grooves of vacuum cleaner body Push it firmly back into place Exhaust filter cover Exhaust filter cover Exhaust filter Button Click Lever ...

Page 27: ... When the product is not used for a long period of time completely remove any moisture within the nozzle After the water inside the nozzle is completely cooled empty the water When you empty the water right after the cleaning or when the water is very hot it can damage the product and cause burns Separate the steam vacuum tool from the pipe before emtying the water from it Store like this after us...

Page 28: ...er manual 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 Cleaning and checking the filters in case of poor suction How to separate Press the cleaner cover button and open the cover of the main unit Hold the handle of the dust separator and pull it up Open the dust separator cover to remove the dust Open the filter cover Pull out the filter case and motor protection filter How to clean Clean with cold water Clean well in flowing...

Page 29: ...ssue by a simple instruction from the user manual Suddenly the suction is poor and noise is louder than usal Stage 1 Check the nozzle pipe connection Check nozzle and pipe inside whether blocked or not If blocked remove obstruction See page 11 Check pipe and hose inside whether blocked or not If blocked refer to the stage 2 Stage 2 Check the hose inside Turn on the vacuum cleaner Check the hose by...

Page 30: ...gged hose or wand Clogged nozzle Clogged hose or wand Clogged nozzle Smell as the motor spins fast around the surrounding rubber The filters of dust separator with dust is old or stored for a long time Clogged nozzle Pedal improperly positioned Make sure cord is plugged into a functioning outlet Remove the hose from the body and reconnect it properly See page 9 Empty dust tank and clean filters Se...

Page 31: ...f separately 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 sh...

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