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ATTENTION!
Turn off the vacuum cleaner before each shutdown, otherwise the rotating bristles may
permanently damage your (carpet) floor.
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The floor brush is suitable for the daily cleaning of larger surfaces, hard and smooth floors or
carpets.
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The hand vacuum cleaner is suitable for mattresses, sofas, curtains and wallpapers. Press the
release button (3) on the main unit to remove the handle (4) (Ill. 7, Fig. 8). Switch on the
device by pressing the on / off switch (5) on the hand vacuum cleaner.
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Never use the hand vacuum cleaner to vacuum water or other liquids.
BATTERY WARNING
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Blue - Battery full
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Blinking blue - Less than 20% battery remaining
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Blinking red - Low battery status
CLEANING AND CARE
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Switch off the appliance before each cleaning.
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Wipe the housing of the hand vacuum cleaner and the main unit with a soft, dry cloth.
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Persistent stains can be removed with a damp cloth and some detergent. Dry the cleaned
area completely afterwards.
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Change the water in the tank while using the vacuum cleaner as soon as it is dirty and after
each use at the latest. To do this, press the release switch (11) and remove the water tank (Ill.
10, Fig. 13). Proceed as for filling the water tank. Empty the water tank and clean it thoroughly
with water.
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Turn the inner tube (6) counterclockwise to remove it (Ill. 10, Fig. 15); you can also refer to the
marking. Clean the lid, tube, inner tube and textile filter with clean water and let everything
dry thoroughly before reassembling and installing the water tank.
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Lay the vacuum cleaner flat on the floor to disassemble the floor brush (6). To do this, press
the release switches (5a, 5b) simultaneously (Ill. 11, Fig. 16).
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Clean the dust container of the hand vacuum cleaner after each use. Remove the dust
container from the engine block by pressing the release button (2). We recommend that you
do this over a trash can (Ill. 9, Fig. 10).
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Remove the filter holder (6) and filter cartridge (7) by turning it counterclockwise (Ill. 9, Fig. 11).
Tap the filter cartridge and clean the filter holder under running water (Ill. 9, Fig. 12). Allow all
parts to dry before reassembling.
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Cleaning the filter and the dust container is very important, as it allows the device to operate
optimally and eliminates unpleasant odors.
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Manually rotate the mobile element of the floor brush regularly to remove any foreign objects
that may be stuck (Ill. 12).
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If the moving element does not rotate (Ill. 13), pull back the switch on the left side of the brush
(a) and remove the roller (b). (Ill. 13, Fig. 18). Remove dirt and grime. When using a pair of
scissors, be careful not to injure yourself or cut off the brushes (Ill. 13, Fig. 19 & 20). Put the roller
back in and check if it can be easily moved manually (Ill. 13, Fig. 21)
Note
: After each use, check that the brush still rotates smoothly.
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