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If the liquid enters the eyes, wash them immediately with
clean water.
- Do not suction objects that are burning or smoking, such as
cigarettes, matches or other hot materials.
- Do not use without putting the filter in place.
- Do not use to suction flammable or combustible liquids such
as petrol or in areas where such liquids might be present.
- Do not vacuum large or small sharp objects such as pieces
of glass.
- Keep the adapter indoors in a cool, dry place and make sure
it is not exposed to extreme weather conditions, to prevent
electric discharges and/or damages.
- The battery must only be repaired or replaced by the
manufacturer, to prevent risks.
- Always remove the cable from the socket before repairing
the appliance.
- Use only the charger provided by the manufacturer to charge
the appliance.
- Always charge it indoors.
- This household appliance is for domestic use. It is not for
commercial use.
- Do not turn on the appliance if the cable, plug or charger is
damaged or if the appliance is damaged in any way.
- If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, its authorised technical service or by a qualified
technician, to prevent risks.
- Do not put the nozzle or appliance near the eyes or ears
when in operation.
- To ensure correct operation, keep the appliance and filters
clean and repair or replace damaged filters.
- Do not unplug the charger by pulling the cord.
how to use the vacuum cleaner
- Press the “I/O” button while you are using it. The appliance will collect dirt hidden
beneath carpets or any other surface. If the suctioning power is weak or non-existent,
it must be recharged.
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