Philips FC6842/01, Manual

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Splashing is minimised thanks to the efficient spraying system and the high suction power of
the appliance.
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This nozzle is very convenient for cleaning windows and flat surfaces.
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You can clean the windows with standard cleaning liquid or with a solution of water and
methylated spirits (1 part methylated spirits to 9 parts water).
Shampooing furniture
Shampooing of upholstery and tapestries
1 Attach the upholstery nozzle directly to the handgrip (fig. 55).
2 This nozzle is very convenient for shampooing furniture, tapestries, curtains, etc (fig. 56).
Storage
1 Switch the appliance off and remove the mains plug from the wall socket.
2 Press the cord rewind button.The mains cord is wound up automatically inside the appliance
(fig. 57).
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NB: When the shampoo reservoir is attached to the appliance, the mains cord will not disappear
completely into the appliance when the cord rewind button is pressed.
3 Store the small nozzles in the way shown in the figure (fig. 58).
4 The tube can be parked by inserting the clip in the slot on the side of the appliance (fig. 59).
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Note: to avoid accidental damage to the appliance, the clip will be released from the tube or
from the appliance when the tube is pulled or knocked fiercely.You can simply snap the clip
back onto the tube when this happens.
Cleaning and maintenance
Always switch the appliance off and remove the mains plug from the wall socket before cleaning the
appliance.
All parts of the appliance, including the container, can be cleaned with a damp cloth and, if necessary,
some detergent.
Make sure no water enters the motor unit!
After wet vacuum cleaning
1 Empty, clean and dry the container.
2 Let the appliance suck up dry air for a few minutes to dry the inside of the tubes and hose.
Cotton dustbag (specific types only)
If you are using the cotton dustbag, we advise you to clean the motor protection filter once a year
in lukewarm water.
Make sure the filter is completely dry before reinserting it into the vacuum cleaner.
Float unit and foam filter
1 Rinse the float unit and the foam filter (fig. 60).
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To guarantee an optimal lifetime for the foam filter, carefully remove it from the float unit..
(fig. 61).
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...and clean the filter separately (fig. 62).
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You can squeeze the foam filter to remove excess water. Do not wring it!
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