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WARNING
: If the red marking shows on the cord,
retract the cord by the pushing the retract button to pull
in the cable (Fig. 11/2) up to the yellow mark again. If
the cord is pulled past the red mark the cord might
break. Also there is danger of an electric shock. 3.
Switch on the vacuum cleaner with on/off switch. (Fig.
11/1).
4. Set the nozzle switch to “carpet” or “hard floor” according to the floor (fig. 12/1 above) to be cleaned:
-Hard floor (Fig. 12/A) Laminate, tiles, Hardwood, etc,
-Carpet (Fig. 12/B) Short- and deep-pile carpets, rugs, etc.
5. When working with the vacuum cleaner, pull it after you like a sled. Follow the respective
recommendations of the flooring manufacturers.
NOTE: When using it with the electrical power nozzle for carpet the power nozzle may be turned on the
handle pump (on/off switch) AND also by pressing the button on the power nozzle itself. If the power
nozzle will not turn on when the canister is turned on check both of those switches AND make sure the
hose, wands, and power nozzle are firmly connected.
Setting the Suction Power
You can adjust the suction power of the unit to suit the type of
surface being cleaned. Use the symbols on the suction power
display as a guideline (Fig, 14/1):
-Delicate dusting for Curtains, Fabric (lowest setting)
-Upholstery, cushions
-Hardfloor Surfaces like Tile, Hardwood etc.
-Low Pile Carpet and Rugs
-Thick Pile Carpet and Rugs.
You may select a higher setting based on what you are cleaning.
For example if you are cleaning upholstery that is very dirty you
may use it on the highest settings if you feel it needs the extra
suction power.
