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After Sales Support

Telephone: 1300 366 144
Internet: [email protected]

Index

A

Approved Use ................................................05
Assembly .......................................................09

B

Before using the first time .............................10
Brush attachment ....................................09, 11

C

Cleaning and Care ...................... 14, 15, 16, 17

D

Disposal .........................................................18
Dust Container ........................................09, 15
Dust Filter ................................................09, 16

E

Exhaust Filter ...........................................09, 17

F

FAQ ................................................................13
Features .........................................................11
Filter ...................................................09, 16, 17
Floor Nozzle ......................................09, 11, 15

G

Getting started ..............................................11

I

Instructions ....................................................12
Instruction Manual .........................................05

M

Maintenance ..................................................14
Motor protection filter ....................................16

N

Nozzle ................................................09, 11, 15

P

Parts list .........................................................09

S

Symbols ........................................................05
Safety ..........................................05, 06, 07, 08

T

Technical data ..............................................18

U

Upholstery nozzle ....................................09, 11

W

Warranty ........................................................03

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Summary of Contents for CBS 2012

Page 1: ...After Sales Support Telephone 1300 366 144 Internet warrantyhelp awa com au N5455 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Multi Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner Model Number CBS 2012 ...

Page 2: ...ly and Parts List 10 Before using for the first time 10 Assembly 11 Getting Started Features 11 Using the correct Nozzle 12 Instructions 12 Starting up the appliance 12 Using the appliance 13 Other Useful Information 13 FAQ 13 Problem und Solution 14 Maintenance cleaning and care 15 Cleaning the appliance 15 Cleaning the floor nozzle 15 Emptying the dust container 16 Cleaning the rough dust filter...

Page 3: ... remedies in respect of the pro duct that the consumer has under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and territory laws Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the ...

Page 4: ...oosing to buy a Lumina product All products brought to you by Lumina are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety and as part of our philosophy of customer service and satisfaction are backed by our comprehensive 3 Year Warranty We hope you will enjoy using your purchase for many years to come ...

Page 5: ...aced our customer service will also deal with that Explanation of symbols This symbol marks important safety instructions Danger relates to personal injury Caution relates to property damage This symbol indicates important safety information Double insulation Approved use This appliance must be used exclusively to vacuum up dry materials in dry areas Furthermore the appliance is not designed for c...

Page 6: ...n approved service point The same ap plies if the mains lead or appliance is damaged or if the appliance has fallen on the floor Risk of electric shock Take care never to put the mains lead or the appliance on a hot surface or near a heat source Put the mains lead where it will not be in contact with hot or sharp edged objects Risk of electric shock Never fold the mains lead or wind it round the a...

Page 7: ...cord to whip back and forth uncontrollably Never sit or stand on the vacuum cleaner Do not use the vacuum cleaner unless all filters and the dust container are properly in place Filter and or dust containers must not be damaged Only use original accessories If used with parts or accessories not original to the appliance danger of acci dents may be increased In the event of an accident or damage in...

Page 8: ...there is sufficient free space and clean the ventilation slits regularly remove dirt to prevent the outlets from becoming clogged Never use sharp or abrasive cleaning materials or sharp edged objects for cleaning Allow the appliance and all accessories to cool down to room temperature before cleaning To avoid risks always unplug the appliance from the safety socket when not in use Do not place a c...

Page 9: ...st container G On off switch H Switch for cord storage I Recessed holder J Mains lead and plug K Exhaust filter behind safety cover L Opening for suction hose see fig on p 10 M Suction hose with handle N Supplementary air valve O Holder for nozzles P adjustable telescopic tube Q Floor nozzle R Foot operated switch S Upholstery nozzle with brush attachment T Crevice nozzle N M O Assembly and parts ...

Page 10: ...ecting piece of the suction hose slide into the grooves provided for them on the perimeter of the opening L and turn the connecting piece clockwise until you feel it snap into place Make sure that the connection is secure as shown in image 01 Depending on what you want to use the vacuum cleaner for you can now place the nar row end of the telescopic tube P on the end of the detachable handle provi...

Page 11: ... feel and hear it snap into place as shown in image 04 On longpiled carpets the bruch and rubber lip should be retracted i e press the smooth side of the foot operated switch R down The foot operated switch R can also be changed over during operation as shown in image 04 Upholstery nozzle S with brush attachment This nozzle is suitable for gentle cleaning of picture doorframes books display guards...

Page 12: ... the ON OFF switch G to switch the appliance on with your foot The motor will start up and the appliance will begin vacuuming Push and pull the respective nozzle carefully over the surface you want to clean into cor ners as well if necessary Adjust the suction power with the aid of the supplementary air valve N as shown in image 06 The appliance must be switched off and disconnected from the mains...

Page 13: ...h nozzle correctly Insert filter correctly and or clean it Power cord does not rewind The cord has been pulled out past the red mark and the drum has been damaged Do not use the appliance Contact our service department In the event of faults not listed here please contact our customer service hotline Our customer advisors will be glad to offer you further assistance You will find the phone number ...

Page 14: ... A damp or wet exhaust air filter can impair the suction po wer of the appliance or even cause damage to the electronics Clean the exhaust air openings and the filter regularly If you notice that the appliance has lost power this is usually an indication that the filters or the exhaust air outlets should be cleaned Over time the white materials in the exhaust air filter and the fine dust filter ca...

Page 15: ...every use but at least when the dust reaches the MAX mark Otherwise suction power will be lost Press and hold release button F Pull the dust container A upwards at an angle and out of the appliance by the handle E Hold the dust container A over a dustbin Press release button D on the dust container A as shown in image 08 The dust con tainer flap C of the dust container will fold down and the dust ...

Page 16: ...dust container A The dust container flap C should be open Now turn the cover anticlockwise as far as it will go The arrow on the cover will now be aligned with the Closed lock symbol on the dust container A Close dust container flap C again Handle Coarse dust filter Cleaning the motor protection filter Do not clean the motor protection filter in the dishwasher Do not use warm water detergents or b...

Page 17: ...s or brushes You should clean the exhaust air filter K regularly depending on the nature and frequency of use It is located behind the protective cover for the rear left wheel appliance viewed from behind Turn the protective cover anticlockwise as far as it will go and remove the cover Pull the exhaust air filter K out by the strap provided for this purpose as shown in image 12 Tap the exhaust air...

Page 18: ...not belong in household waste At the end of its useful life this appliance must be disposed of properly according to statutory provisions In this way any valuable material contained in the old appliances can be recycled and the environment protected Responsible local authorities or their waste disposal operators can provide further information Technical Data Nominal voltage 220 240 V Rated frequen...

Page 19: ...nd Care 14 15 16 17 D Disposal 18 Dust Container 09 15 Dust Filter 09 16 E Exhaust Filter 09 17 F FAQ 13 Features 11 Filter 09 16 17 Floor Nozzle 09 11 15 G Getting started 11 I Instructions 12 Instruction Manual 05 M Maintenance 14 Motor protection filter 16 N Nozzle 09 11 15 P Parts list 09 S Symbols 05 Safety 05 06 07 08 T Technical data 18 U Upholstery nozzle 09 11 W Warranty 03 ...

Page 20: ...20 After Sales Support Telephone 1300 366 144 Internet warrantyhelp awa com au ...

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