18 GB/IE/NI/CY
16
11
12
10
13
16
11
12
10
13
Then either hang the main unit
4
on the wall
bracket
5
(see Fig. C) or place it out of the
reach of children and pets in a protected
location.
Note:
Before vacuuming, remove the accessory
holder
10
from the aluminium suction tube
16
to prevent the accessory parts coming loose
from the accessory holder
10
unintentionally
during operation.
Put the accessory holder
10
back on the alu-
minium suction tube
16
after vacuuming.
Cleaning, care and
maintenance
Emptying the dust collector
To empty the dust collector
21
, it must be removed
from the main unit
4
.
First remove the aluminium suction tube
16
or the
accessory part you were using (see chapter “Select-
ing, assembling and disassembling accessories”).
Proceed as follows to empty the dust collector
21
:
Switch the product off using the On / Off
button
19
(see Fig. A).
Remove the dust collector
21
from the main
unit
4
by pushing the release button
22
on
the base of the dust collector
21
(see Fig. G)
and carefully removing the dust collector
21
as
shown in figure H.
Hold the dust collector
21
over a waste bin.
The distance to the dust collector should be as
small as possible so that the dust does not un-
necessarily shake out and distribute itself in the
surrounding area.
Pull the release lever
23
downwards (towards
the user) to open the base flap
21 b
on the dust
collector
21
(see Figure I).
If needed, remove hair and dust, which have
become stuck to the dust collector
21
by hand.
Close the base flap
21 b
again by pushing it
back into the opening of the dust collector
21
and pushing the release lever
23
upwards
(towards the dust collector
21
) until it audibly
clicks into place (see Fig. J).
Replace the dust collector
21
on the main unit
4
by lining up the dust collector
21
and the
cover
24
precisely in the corresponding re-
cesses in the main unit
4
(see Fig. K). The
dust collector
21
must audibly click into place,
it is only properly installed if it does so (see
Fig. L).
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