Silvercrest 384214 2107, Operating Instructions Manual

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Charging
NOTE
► Ensure that the on/off switch
6
has been pushed back (and thus the appli-
ance is switched off) before starting the charging process.
■ Place the handheld vacuum cleaner from above into the wall bracket
3
so
that the barrel plug
5
slips into the socket on the handheld vacuum cleaner.
The charge indicator lamp
7
lights up red and the charging process begins.
■ When charging is complete, which can take around 5 hours with fully dis-
charged batteries, the appliance automatically switches to a trickle charge
(maintenance function). The charge indicator lamp
7
lights up green.
Nevertheless, in order to avoid possible damage to the batteries, do not
leave the appliance permanently connected to the mains adapter
4
.
■ Do not recharge the batteries again until the handheld vacuum cleaner's
suction power becomes appreciably weaker and the charge indicator lamp
7
flashes green.
NOTE
► If the handheld vacuum cleaner is deep-discharged, the charge indicator
lamp
7
flashes alternately red and green (approx. 1 minute). In this case,
switch off the appliance and start charging.
► The handheld vacuum cleaner can also be charged directly via the mains
adapter
4
. To do this, remove the barrel plug
5
with a slight twist from the
wall bracket
3
and insert it into the socket on the handheld vacuum cleaner.
Operation
CAUTION!
► The suction opening must always be open and may not be blocked. Block-
ages lead to overheating and damage to the motor.
NOTICES
► Make certain that the dust filter
0
is always inserted before using the
appliance.
► When vacuuming liquid, do not exceed the MAX marking in dirt container
q
.
1) Remove the handheld vacuum cleaner from the wall bracket
3
or, if you are
not using the wall bracket
3
remove the barrel plug
5
from the socket.
2) If required, place the appropriate nozzle in the suction opening.
The crevice tool
2
and the wet suction nozzle
1
are kept in the space-saving
accessory storage in the handle (fig. 3).
–
the crevice nozzle
2
, to clean narrow and difficult to reach locations.
–
the wet suction nozzle
1
to vacuum up liquids.