
- You can use the parking aid on the back of the
vacuum cleaner if you wish to stop vacuuming
for a short while. Slide the catch on the brush
into the groove at the rear of the appliance
(Fig. 8) or clip the tube onto the vacuum cleaner
at vertical positon. (Fig. 9)
- The wheels and 360° swivel joint and the
carrying handle, make this vacuum cleaner
extremely mobile.
WHEN FINISHED
When you have
fi
nished using the appliance,
set the power regulator (7) to the minimum
position and press the On/Off button. Press the
automatic cable rewind pedal (8) to wind the
cable back in. (Fig. 10)
REPLACING AND MAINTAINING
Container full indicator (9)
When suction power decreases considerably
and a red marker is moved into a window
mounted on the top of the vacuum cleaner. This
means that the dust bag (18) is full or that the
hose or
fi
lters are blocked. If this occurs, follow
the instructions for changing the dust bag (18)
and cleaning the
fi
lters.
Changing the dust bag
- Open the cover by pressing down the release
button. (Fig. 11)
- Take the dust bag together with the bag holder
(17) out of the appliance. (Fig. 12)
- Remove the dust bag from the holder (Fig. 13)
.
Close the bag by pulling on the central
fl
ap.
(Fig. 14)
- To
fi
t a new bag, fold the
fl
ap back (Fig. 15).
Insert the bag into the bag holder, following the
direction of the guide-arrow. Make sure that it
slots fully down into its housing and that it
fi
ts
correctly. Close the cover.
Important:
• There is a dust bag absence detector on the
bag holder, the cover can not be closed if there
is no bag
fi
tted. Do not force it shut, check that
the bag is
fi
tted correctly. (Fig. 16)
• If the suction is irregular and the bag full
indicator stays lit, check that there is nothing
blocking the hose, tube or air inlet.
• Never use the vacuum cleaner without a bag,
or try to empty a full bag and reuse it.
Replacing the
fi
lters
It is advisable to replace these
fi
lters after
changing the paper dust bags
fi
ve times.
Motor protection
fi
lter (19): with no bag in the
vacuum cleaner, take the
fi
lter out and put in
a new one (Fig. 17). Never use the vacuum
cleaner without this
fi
lter
fi
tted.
Air outlet
fi
lter (13): Open the air outlet
fi
lter
grill by pressing down the clip, take out the
fi
lter
and
fi
t new one (Fig. 18). Put the
fi
lter cover
back in place.
Important:
• Always switch off the vacuum cleaner and
disconnect the power cord from the mains
before cleaning the appliance.
• The vacuum cleaner must never be switched
on unless these
fi
lters are
fi
tted correctly.
• Do not use a scourer, glass-cleaning agent or
multipurpose cleaning product.
• Never immerse the whole vacuum cleaner in
water.
• To guarantee trouble-free operation only use
original Ufesa bags and
fi
lters which can be
found at authorized establishments.
FLOOR BRUSH
The general purpose
fl
oor brush (1) supplied
with this model has two different sweeping
positions.
If we press the button on the brush to the
[
] position the bristles at the front of
the brush come out which, together with the
two rear wheels, makes it easier to move across
all types of surfaces. (Fig. 19)
If we press the button on the brush to the
[
] position the bristles at the front
of the brush retract to produce more ef
fi
cient
suction on carpets and rugs. (Fig. 20)
ACCESSORY
Upholstery nozzle (14)
This accessory has been designed to clean all
types of upholstery.
Crevice nozzle (15)
Use this accessory to vacuum crevices and
deep grooves and nooks, etc.
Brush for wooden
fl
oor (16)
This brush has been specially designed to clean
wooden
fl
oor surfaces, the soft hair bristles
brush over the surface picking up the dust but
without damaging the
fl
oor.
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