UFESA AS2300, Instruction Manual

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Check the suction hose, the tubes and the nozzles
– remove the dirt from the inside.
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Do not vacuum fine dust such as: flour, cement,
gypsum, toners for printers and copy machines etc.
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It is forbidden to cover up the air holes of the
vacuum cleaner while it is working. Otherwise, the
hot air has no way of exiting the vacuum cleaner,
and this may lead to motor overheating causing
a failure or a deformation of the plastic parts.
SUGGESTION
Information on the product
and suggestions for its use
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This appliance is intended for domestic use only.
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Operate the appliance only in indoor spaces and
vacuum only dry surfaces. Before vacuuming dry
the carpets that were wet cleaned.
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Vacuum cleaner is a universal device with
a switchable sucking brush nozzle, which is used
for vacuuming hard floors and carpets.
Technical parameters
The type of the vacuum cleaner and the technical
parameters are indicated on the rating label. Mains
protection 16 A.
Does not cause interferences with audio/video devices.
Noise level: 83 dB(A).
Static electricity
In the process of vacuuming of some surfaces in areas
of low air humidity the device may become electrically
charged. It is a natural phenomenon – it does not
damage the device, and it is not considered to be a fault.
In order to minimize the phenomenon, we recommend
you to:
● discharge the device by touching metal items in the
room with the pipe,
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increase air humidity in the room,
● use widely available antistatic agents.
Appliance elements
1 Outlet filter cover
2
Suction brush fastening clip
3
Plug and cord
4 “CYCLONE” dust container fastening clip
5 ON/OFF button
6
Cord rewind button
7
Handle (for “CYCLONE” dust container)
8
Slider – mechanical regulator of the suction power
9 Suction hose
10 Telescopic suction tube
11
Outlet filter “Microfilter” (fitted inside the vacuum)
12
Basic EPA E10 filter (fitted inside “CYCLONE” dust
container)
13
Basic EPA E10 filter (fitted inside “CYCLONE” dust
container) shield
14
“CYCLONE” dust container (vacuum’s removable
module)
15 Upper lid of the “CYCLONE” dust container
16
Bottom lid of the “CYCLONE” dust container
17
Combination suction brush
18 Crevice nozzle
19 Small brush
20
Small nozzle
Preparing vacuum cleaner for
operation
1
Insert the end of the suction hose in the vacuum’s
opening. Make sure that the splines on the hose’s end
fit into the special slots in the vacuum’s inlet opening.
2
Turn the hose end clockwise until it clicks into place.
3
Connect the other end of the hose (handle) with
the suction tube. In order to do it, press latch ”A” and
insert the tube into the hose’s handle so that latch “A”
is blocked in opening “B” .
4
Adjust the telescopic suction tube to the desired
length by sliding the slider according to the arrow and
pull the tube out/in.
5
Attach the selected nozzle or brush to the other end
of the suction tube.
6
Combination suction brush may be used to
vacuum hard flooring and carpets. In order to vacuum
hard surfaces - wooden, plastic floors, ceramic tiles,
A
B