Crevice nozzle, 12" (300 mm)
For cleaning folds, crevices, corners
and tight spaces.
Dust brush with natural bristles
For cleaning moldings, ornate and
carved articles, delicate items, etc.
The brush head can be turned to attain
the optimal cleaning position.
Use
Power cord (see fig. 9)
The lower cord hook can be rotated.
^
Rotate the hook upward to release
the power cord.
Rewinding the power cord (see fig. 10)
When the vacuum cleaner is not in use,
the power cord can be wound around
the two cord hooks.
^
To prevent the cord from unwinding
press it into the locking groove of the
plug (see insert).
Plug in the vacuum cleaner (see fig.
11)
^
Guide the power cord through the
notch at the side and over the upper
cord hook (see illustration).
This will keep the cord in an optimal
position so that it will not interfere with
vacuuming. It also keeps the power
cord from becoming caught in the
handle.
Release the vacuum cleaner (see fig.
12)
^
Briefly press the foot pedal and
recline the body of the vacuum
cleaner to a comfortable position.
Turning the vacuum cleaner On/Off
(see fig. 13)
Always follow the flooring
manufacturer's cleaning and care
instructions.
^
Press the On/Off button on the
handle.
The vacuum cleaner turns on.
Comfort
Line Models:
The "On" indicator on the control panel
lights yellow.
Premium
Line Models:
The suction power levels on the control
panel light yellow.
Lighting
(depending on model)
The headlight turns on automatically.
Control panels
Depending on the model, your vacuum
cleaner will include one of the following
control panels.
Comfort
Line Models (see fig. 14)
a
Vacuum "On" indicator
b
Operation/Blockage protection
indicator
Yellow: the Powerbrush was turned
on using the Carpet/Floor button on
the hand piece.
Red: the beater bar is blocked
c
Rotary selector
en
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