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Maintenance

Cleaning and Replacing the Rear Motor HEPA Filter

1. Remove the exhaust grille. The Rear Motor HEPA Filter is installed

behind the exhaust grille.

2. When dust or dirt is visible on the surface of the HEPA filter, the filter

should be replaced to maintain efficient suction.

Note: It is recommended to replace the HEPA filter every 6
months or when it becomes visibly dirty.

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Summary of Contents for SF-100

Page 1: ...pro pets bagless vacuum SF 100 ...

Page 2: ...2 A I J K L N M O B C D E F H G P T Q R S Accessories ...

Page 3: ...nd on 0800 282 288 to find your local spare parts provider SF 100 Pro Pets Bagless Vacuum Congratulations on the purchase of your new Sauber vacuum cleaner There are many useful features built into your cleaner We recommend that you carefully read this instruction manual for the best results Accessories P Combination Floor Tool Q Mini Hand Turbo Tool R Crevice Tool S Dusting Brush T Upholstery Too...

Page 4: ...nnected to an AC power supply at the voltage shown on the rating plate This cleaner should only be used for its intended purpose as described in these instructions Precautionary measures 1 Do not operate the vacuum cleaner too close to heaters radiators and other hot surfaces 2 Before inserting the power plug into the power supply make sure your hands are dry 3 Before turning on the vacuum cleaner...

Page 5: ... use the power cable as a handle or pull the power cable around sharp edges or corners Avoid running the appliance over the power cable 8 Ensure the appliance is switched off before unplugging 9 Do not handle or operate the appliance with wet hands and follow electrical safety precautions at all times 10 Extreme caution should be exercised when using the appliance on stairs 11 Do not attempt to ch...

Page 6: ...cal contacts and electrical tubes are damaged have them replaced immediately 25 Never clean the vacuum cleaner or any of the electrical parts especially the electrical connections with water or liquid cleaners 26 Never attempt to make any modifications electrically to the vacuum cleaner 27 Always store the appliance indoors in a cool and dry place 28 Do not pick up water dry household use only 29 ...

Page 7: ...the flexible hose 2 Place the Powerhead on the floor and gently insert the telescopic tube into the Powerhead Push until it clicks into place 1 Gently insert the handle into the telescopic tube and push until it clicks into place Connecting Flexible Hose Connecting Handle and Rod Note Ensure that the Powerhead switch located on the handle is in the Off position before fitting the handle to the rod...

Page 8: ...hard floors WARNING Seek advice from carpet manufacturers before using the motorised Powerhead on woollen or delicate carpets Accessories Combination Floor Tool Perfect for hard floors or carpeted surfaces Crevice Tool For crevices corners and hard to reach areas Dusting Brush Soft bristles help remove dust without scratching surfaces ...

Page 9: ... rotating brush while the motorised brush is running 2 Do not run the motorised brush over electric cables or string 3 Do not use the motorised brush on pets 4 If children are present make sure to turn the vacuum off when leaving the motorised brush unit unattended 5 Do not attempt to service or unclog the motorised brush while the vacuum is running 6 The motorised brush will operate when it is co...

Page 10: ...xtend the cable beyond the red mark 2 Insert the power plug into the power supply 3 Press the On Off button to turn the vacuum On or Off 1 Press the On Off Button to turn off the vacuum 2 Unplug the power cable from the power supply 3 To rewind the power cable press the Cable Rewind Button with one hand and guide the power cable with the other hand to ensure that it does not whip Turning On Off th...

Page 11: ...ip The Powerhead must be stored separately 1 Press the Dust Container Release Button to remove the dust container from the cleaner Note the dust container should be emptied before dust and debris reaches the MAX line 2 Hold the dust container over a rubbish bin and press the Dust Release Button to empty the dust container 3 Reinsert the dust container into cleaner and close the handle onto the dus...

Page 12: ...MPORTANT Always remove the power plug from the power supply before fitting or removing accessories Caution To avoid damaging the dust container remove the dust container from the cleaner before cleaning or replacing the filter Blockage Indicator If the Blockage Indicator light turns red this indicates that there is a blockage in the cleaner If this happens switch off the cleaner and remove the pow...

Page 13: ...le The Rear Motor HEPA Filter is installed behind the exhaust grille 2 When dust or dirt is visible on the surface of the HEPA filter the filter should be replaced to maintain efficient suction Note It is recommended to replace the HEPA filter every 6 months or when it becomes visibly dirty ...

Page 14: ...tating bristles push the lock button on the side of the turbo brush to the downward position The rotating bristles must be unlocked and in the upward position 3 Remove the clear cover 4 Remove any dirt or hair from the roller brush 5 Replace the clear cover 6 Lock the collar lock by twisting clockwise 7 Rotate the rotating bristles to the downward position and lock in place by pushing the lock but...

Page 15: ... hose and or rod are faulty Depending on how much your vacuum is used the motorised Powerhead drive belt will occasionally require changing 1 Disconnect the Powerhead from the telescopic tube Cleaning the Rotating Brush WARNING Ensure that the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply and the Powerhead is disconnected from the rod before performing any maintenance Note The Rotating Brush must ...

Page 16: ... the brush first from the Powerhead followed by the left side where the belt loops around the end cap Slide the old belt off the drive shaft and then off the end cap If the belt is broken remove all the broken pieces 5 Place the new belt over the drive shaft first and then around the end cap Make sure the text on the belt is outward facing then insert the rotating brush back in to the Powerhead Re...

Page 17: ...there are no blockages Clear any blockages that may be found Check the blockage indicator Check that the air inlet filter gauze is not dusty frequently clean rubbish or replace air inlet and air outlet filters The Powerhead is not turned on The cleaner makes an abnormal sound when switched on Turn off the cleaner immediately Check the dust canister or Powerhead is installed securely Check the appl...

Page 18: ...18 Part Part Number Dust Bin 33156372 Exhaust Inlet Filter Set 32201752 Rod 31300822 Hose 31220964 Powerhead Brush Roller 33788159 Spare Parts ...

Page 19: ...19 Notes Spare Parts Notes ...

Page 20: ...e Aids Pty Limited Brandon Office Park Building 3 First Floor 530 540 Springvale Road Glen Waverley Victoria 3150 or on 1800 728 237 AUS or 0800 282 288 NZ Monday Friday 9am 5pm EST The decision to repair or replace the cleaner is at the sole discretion of Electrical Home Aids Pty Limited If Electrical Home Aids Pty Limited decide to repair or replace the cleaner it will do so at its own cost Elec...

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