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Summary of Contents for VR94 series

Page 1: ...mation contains important instructions for the safe use and maintenance of the vacuum cleaner More importantly please read all of the information on page 3 4 5 for your safety Please keep this manual in an easily accessible place and refer to it if in doubt MFL68480215 ...

Page 2: ...loor nozzle hard floor nozzle 11 Using the accessory nozzles 12 Charging the Vacuum Cleaner 13 Emptying the dust tank 14 Cleaning the dust tank 15 Cleaning the air filter and motor safety filter 16 Cleaning the exhaust filter 17 What to do if your vacuum cleaner does not work 18 What to do when the suction performance decreases 18 What to do if Robosense function does not work 19 ...

Page 3: ...ON WARNING 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 s...

Page 4: ...oduct damage In the event of the above case contact LG Electronics Australia or a LG Authorised Service Centre to avoid any hazards Do not use an extension cord or a multiple outlet power board to charge this vacuum cleaner Failure to do so could result to a fire hazard or product damage Use the correct voltage to charge the unit Using improper voltage may result in damage to the product and possi...

Page 5: ...onics Australia or one of it s Authoised Service Centers To avoid personal injury and to prevent the machine from falling when cleaning stairs always place it at the bottom of stairs Failure to do so could result in personal injury or product damage Do not grasp the tank handle when you are moving the vacuum cleaner The product may fall if you try to carry the vacuum cleaner by the tank handle whi...

Page 6: ...et and floor nozzle some models only Push the telescopic pipe into the nozzle Telescopic pipe Push the telescopic pipe firmly into the hose handle Hold the Telescopic pipe with one hand and with the other hand push the spring latch forward to extend the telescopic pipe Pull out the pipe to the desired length ...

Page 7: ...ent Point Click Connecting the hose to the vacuum cleaner Push the fitting pipe on the 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 ...

Page 8: ...ess down the power button for about 1 second When first powered on vacuum cleaner is set to 50 power You can adjust the power of the vacuum cleaner using the Buttons To turn the vacuum cleaner off Push the power button After you have finished using the vacuum cleaner please charge the unit by connecting the charging cord to the charging terminal Main power switch Control Button Power button Contro...

Page 9: ...port and hold the telescopic pipe and nozzle during vacuuming use the park mode slot Slide the hook on the nozzle into the slot located on the side of vacuum cleaner Do not use this slot for storing the vacuum Storage After you have finished using the product connect the power cord to the charging terminal You can store your vacuum cleaner in a vertical position by sliding the hook on the nozzle i...

Page 10: ...ically toward the user If the distance remains within 1 m the body just rotates to face the user The Auto Moving function does not work properly on carpets with long hair longer than 20 mm When using the vacuum cleaner be careful not to block the transmitting sensor with any wall or body If the transmitting sensor is obstructed the Robosense function cannot work properly NOTICE The transmitting an...

Page 11: ... position depending on your current floor type Carpet or rug position Press the pedal to icon which will lower the brush Hard floor position tiles timber flooring Press the pedal to icon to lift the brush up Hard floor nozzle some models only Efficient cleaning of hard floors wood linoleum etc 1 2 Carpet Floor Pedal Cleaning the carpet and floor nozzle Clean the suction hole and brush of the nozzl...

Page 12: ...ture frames books and other irregular surfaces Crevice tool The crevice tool is for vacuuming in those normally hard to reach places for example between the cushions of a sofa 3 4 5 WARNING DO NOT use the product to vacuum any delicate items such as a TV Monitor furniture as it may scratch them Accessory nozzles are included in the PE BAG with owner s manual PE BAG Upholstery nozzle mode Dusting b...

Page 13: ...owing battery power levels When the battery power level is low the battery indicator shows one blinking light The battery indicator will not display unless the unit is switched on and running Note You can NOT use the vacuum cleaner when it is plugged in and charging The battery has an in built over current protection circuit In the event that the product will suddenly no longer operate or charge d...

Page 14: ...e the dust tank as shown below Moving the vacuum cleaner The product may fall if you try to carry the vacuum cleaner by the tank handle which could result in personal injury or product damage You should always carry the vacuum cleaner by the carrier handle when you are moving the vacuum cleaner Pull out Tank handle Tank separation lever MAX line Assembling the dust tank Tank handle Carrier handle ...

Page 15: ...ll up and remove the dust tank cap Wash dust tank Naturally dry and make sure all parts are completely dry before re assembling NOTICE If the suction power decreases after cleaning the dust tank clean the air filter and the motor safety filter See next page Pull out Tank handle Tank separation lever ...

Page 16: ...r and pull it out Open the guide cover by pulling the guide cover lever and remove any dust Open the air filter cover by pushing the air filter cover lever and take out the air filter Separate the Air filter Motor safety filter from the dust separator Wash the air filter and the motor safety filter DO NOT wash filters with hot water Naturally dry and make sure parts are completely dry before re as...

Page 17: ...body Remove any dust from the filter DO NOT wash filter with water Exhaust filter cover reassembly line the lugs up on the bottom of the exhaust filter and pull the filter in making sure the top clip is secure line the lugs up on the bottom of the exhaust filter cover and push the cover in making sure the top clip is secure NOTICE The exhaust filter should be cleaned at least once every 6 months E...

Page 18: ... motor protecting filter or exhaust filter is dirty Check if the dust separator is correctly attached to the vacuum s main body Disposal of your old appliance 1 All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 2 The correct disposal of your old appliance ...

Page 19: ...wall clothes etc If the sensors are blocked Robosense function cannot work properly Refer to page 10 If the transmitting sensor and receiving sensors are blocked by dust clean the sensors using a dry cotton swab or Cotton Q tip Clean the sensor holes periodically NOTICE For safety reasons the wheels motor speed will be instantly reduced if the motor encounters any electrical noise interference ...

Page 20: ...Made in Korea ...

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