Panasonic MC-SB33J, Instruction Manual

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Operation unit
(P. 8)
Part Names Notes on Use
4
Care lamp (red) (P. 10)
Operation switch (P. 8)
Operation mode switch
(P. 8)
Battery status indicator
lamp (blue) (P. 7, 8)
(Underside of the floor nozzle)
Check the included accessories.
Parts enclosed in are included accessories.
For long-term use
■
Do not use to suck up the following or similar things
(This can cause malfunctions and odors)
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Chemical dehumidifiers
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Large amounts of a powder (such as the powder
inside a fire extinguisher)
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Water and other liquids
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Things with pet excrement and the like
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Glass, pins, needles, toothpicks
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Long strings
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Damp materials
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Carpet fringes (tassels)
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Things that easily block the suction port (such as stockings)
■
Do not vacuum a place with large amounts of sand,
sand for pets or pebbles and the like
(This can cause malfunctions)
■
Do not vacuum with the tips of the main unit or
extension wand
(This can cause poor contact and damage due to the
wearing of the tips, etc.)
➡
Use the telescopic 2-way nozzle, etc. (P. 9)
■
Do not use for long periods of time with the suction
port blocked
(This can cause deformation due to overheating)
■ Do not block the exhaust vent
(This can cause deformation due to overheating)
■
Do not vacuum up large debris, nor vacuum when
the dust level MAX line is exceeded
(This can cause clogging in the intake passage,
extension wand, and floor nozzles, etc.)
➡ Remove large debris such as candy wrappers and
tissue papers, etc. then vacuum.
Dispose of the debris, before the dust level MAX line is exceeded.
When removing the clogged up debris, refer to
“Troubleshooting” (P. 14).
Do not use for business or other purpose than vacuuming.
To avoid overheating the motor and/
or battery (protection device)
Continuing operation under the following conditions
triggers the protection device which will stop and
disable the stick cleaner. (P. 14)
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The care lamp (red) lights up (P. 10)
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Blocked suction port
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Blocked extension wand and/or nozzle
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Leaving the agitator (brush) in the same place while it is rotating
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Letting the agitator (brush) chew up foreign objects
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Operating it on HIGH in places where there are high
temperatures
After vacuuming, check the
floor nozzle’s underside!
If any debris is entangled, or stuffed in,
clear it out. (P. 12)
Agitator (brush)
Roller
Raised fabric
Brush cover
Roller