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The regulator is completely closed
(maximum suction force) for
hard floor coverings and other hard and heavy objects.
After use, press the switch button when the vacuum cleaner turns
off, unplug the power cord.
Press the cord reel button and the cord will automatically enter
the vacuum cleaner body. While reeling on, gently hold the cord to
prevent the plug from hitting the vacuum cleaner body.
If the cord does not fully come or stopped, pull it out slightly and
press the button again. If the cord is still not completely reeled on, it
is recommended to pull it to the yellow mark and repeat the reeling
on procedure.
Cleaning the garbage container
The cyclone cleaning system does not require the use of garbage
bags. All garbage and dust are collected in a special container. Air is
cleaned from dust in a special washable filter located in the garbage
container, and additional filters installed in front of the engine
section and the output grid of the vacuum cleaner (HEPA).
ATTENTION!
Do not use the vacuum cleaner with damaged filters
or without them, this will damage the engine of the vacuum cleaner.
It is easy to clean the container. When you see that the container is
full (Fig.7), do the following:
1. Switch off the vacuum cleaner with a switch and disconnect the
plug from the socket.
2. Release the container from the clips in the body and pull it out
with the cleaning system by the carrying handle. Fig.7
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