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To turn on the device, press the on/off button (see. DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE).
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The device has three operating modes:
I (low suction speed and power, long operation time, the mode is started by default when the device is turned on);
II (average speed and suction power, average operating time);
III (high suction speed and power).
To select mode II and mode III, press the mode switch button for the desired number of times after turning on the device (see DESCRIPTION OF THE
DEVICE).
To save battery power, mode I is recommended. If the cleaning efficiency is not sufficient (in the case of severe littering), select the following mode.
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The electric brush is designed to collect household dust from the floor and carpeting using a rotating bristle roller. Its construction is very sensitive to clogging
with long hair, wool, thread, etc. In case of clogging, immediately stop using the vacuum cleaner and take measures to clean the bristle roller (see the section
"CLEANING AND CARE").
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To turn off the device, press the on/off button again.
Furniture cleaning
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Make sure that the battery is charged, the adapter is disconnected from the mains and from the device, the filter and dust collector are properly emptied of dust
(see the section “CLEANING AND CARE”). Do not use the vacuum cleaner with a filter clogged with dust and a dust bag, this may lead to failure of the
vacuum cleaner.
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Attach an optional accessory to the suction port.
The mini-brush is suitable for cleaning furniture upholstery, and the crevice nozzle is suitable for cleaning hard-to-reach places.
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To turn on the device, press the on/off button.
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Change the mode if necessary (see the description in the previous section).
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To turn off the device, press the on/off button again.
In the event of a spontaneous stop of the motor during operation of the device, charge the battery and clean the filter and dust collector.
Additional attachments can be stored in a special wall mounting compartment. To do this, fix the mount on the wall as shown on the figure. Additional accessories are
inserted into special racks. Fig. 6
BATTERY CHARGING
Attention!
The battery included in the set may be low of charge. Before the first use, fully discharge the battery and then fully charge it.
Do not charge the battery and do not store the battery in air temperatures below 5 °C and above 40 °C.
Before connecting the device’s adapter to the network, check that its technical specifications (see the “Technical Specifications” section) correspond to the
network parameters.
The first charging of the battery can take 8-10 hours.
Further, 4 hours will be enough for a full charge.
It is recommended to charge the battery only when the device signals its imminent discharge (red glow of the charge indicator on the battery case). Do not interrupt the
battery charging process until the battery is fully charged. This will extend the battery life.
The battery can only be charged using the adapter included in the set of the device. The battery can be installed on the device or removed from the device before
charging.
Fig. 7
1. Insert the adapter plug into the battery socket.
2. Plug in the adapter. A red signal will light up on the battery charge indicator, indicating the beginning of the charge. When the battery is fully charged, the
indicator will glow green.
3. You can charge the battery separately from the vacuum cleaner.
Attention! The adapter may become warm during charging - this is normal.
The device does not turn on with the charging adapter connected.
BATTERY EXCHANGE
This model of the vacuum cleaner uses removable battery.
If you need to remove the battery, press the battery disconnect button when the device is turned off and remove the battery by sliding it down the sliders.
Attention: removing/installing the battery while the device is operating or while charging is prohibited!
The battery capacity and the continuous operation time of the device decrease over time - this is normal.
If you need to diagnose or replace the battery, contact an authorized service center of POLARIS (the list of service center addresses is included in the package and is also
available on the website
www.polar.ru )
CLEANING AND CARE
1. Turn off the device, unplug it, and disconnect the adapter from the device if it is connected.
2. Do not immerse the device and charger in water or other liquids.
3. Do not use abrasive materials or organic solvents to clean the device.
4. Wipe metal parts with a clean, dry cloth.
5. Wipe the plastic parts of the appliance with a damp, wrung cloth. There should be no drops of water.
6. Keep the device in a cool, dry place.
Cleaning the dust container
The dust container and filters should be cleaned after each use of the vacuum cleaner.
Do not use a vacuum cleaner with filters clogged with dust, this may cause the failure of the motor.
1. Turn off the device. The adapter must be disconnected from the mains and disconnected from the device.
2. Press the release button of the electric brush on the vacuum cleaner. Disconnect the brush from the pipe. Press the accessory release button. Disconnect the pipe
from the suction pipe. Fig. 8
3. While holding the vacuum cleaner by the handle above the trash can, depress the latch on the bottom of the dust collector to open the lid of the dust container and
spill out dust and debris. Close the lid.
Fig. 9
4. Hold the vacuum cleaner by the handle with the dust container facing down. Drown the release button to detach the dust container, rotate the container at a slight
angle in a clockwise direction, and carefully disconnect it down from the vacuum cleaner. Fig. 10
5. Pull up and remove the cover with the HEPA filter.
To remove the cyclone filter mesh, turn at a slight angle in a clockwise direction (looking from the bottom) as in figure 1. Then, pulling down, remove the tube of
the secondary cyclone system for cleaning and washing.
Turn the HEPA filter assembly in the direction shown in Figure 2 to separate the filter from the cover. This makes it easier to clean or wash the HEPA filter, see