UFESA AS2300, Instruction Manual

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Now you should check EPA E10 basic
filter and if necessary, clean or replace it.
6
Close the bottom lid of the “CYCLONE” dust
container until you hear the click.
“CYCLONE” must be tightly closed.
Otherwise, the suction power may be
reduced.
7
Attach the emptied “CYCLONE” dust container to
the vacuum until you hear the click.
It is necessary to empty “CYCLONE” dust container when
you notice that:
a) your vacuum cleaner is vacuuming less effectively,
b) dust container is full.
Filter disassembly
Your vacuum cleaner comes with “CYCLONE” dust
container with cyclone filtration enabling you to vacuum
without the need to use traditional bag. Characteristically,
cyclone filter uses the phenomena of the spinning
stream of air in order to separate solid contaminants.
Contaminants are separated in the circular part of the
container, where the spinning air throws them at the
container’s wall; later they are moved to the container’s
next chamber. Pre-cleaned air is directed to EPA E10
filter that picks up and holds the finest dust fractions.
This washable EPA E10 filter has been fitted with
a special filtering material to enable rinsing the dirt
under running water and reusing the filter.
The vacuum’s outlet is fitted with “Microfilter” outlet filter.
In case both filters: EPA E10 basic filter
(12) and “Microfilter” (11) get dirty, you
can replace them with the new ones,
clean or rinse them under running water.
You may not wash your filters in the washing
machine or dishwasher.
Filters may be dried only naturally.
You may not blow dry your filters or place it on
the heaters or radiators.
Before you replace the filters, make sure
the vacuum is switched off and the plug
is removed from the power outlet.
etc. pull the brush out by pressing the switch on the
suction brush according to the drawing . When
vacuuming carpets, hide the brush (set the switch on
the suction brush to “ ”).
7
Grab the plug (3) and pull the cord out.
When pulling the power cord out, beware
of the yellow stripe signaling the end of
the cord. Persistent pulling (pulling on),
may damage the cord.
8
Insert the plug into the power outlet.
Before starting the vacuum, make sure that both
“CYCLONE” dust container has been fitted with the basic
EPA E10 filter and the outlet filter has been installed.
9
Switch the vacuum cleaner on by pressing ON/OFF
button.
10
Your vacuum cleaner is fitted with mechanical
suction regulator located on the hose handle. You may
use it to temporarily and slightly correct the suction power.
Dismantling/attaching “CYCLONE”
dust container
Your vacuum cleaner comes with a removable
“CYCLONE” dust container (vacuum’s removable
module) that collects and holds the dirt. When
“CYCLONE” is full, you need to empty it.
Your vacuum cleaner is equipped with
safety valve located inside the vacuum’s
compartment. It opens automatically,
when the suction hose or any of the elements
attached to it get choked or “CYCLONE” dust
container is overfull. Once the valve opens, you
will hear a distinctive “whirring” sound coming
out of the machine.
1 Switch the vacuum off by pressing ON/OFF
button (5) .
2
Remove the plug from the power outlet.
3 Turn the suction tube end counterclockwise and
remove it from the inlet opening.
4
Disconnect “CYCLONE” dust container from the
vacuum. In order to do it, press the dust container clip
and swerve it away by holding the handle in the upper
lid of the dust container.
5
Move “CYCLONE” over the dust bin and press the
clip on the bottom lid and empty the container.
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