UFESA AS2300, Instruction Manual

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EPA E10 BASIC FILTER
It is necessary to clean EPA E10 basic filter from the fine
dust fractions.
Dismantle “CYCLONE” dust container according to
item
C
.
1
Turn the upper lid of “CYCLONE” container to
position open and remove the lid. If the container
is full, empty it in accordance with item
C
.
2
Undo EPA E10 filter, removing it from the upper
lid of “CYCLONE” towards “ ” (the symbol and the
direction marked by an arrow are located next to the
basic filter EPA E10 handle).
3
Remove the shield from the filter.
4
Clean, wipe and dry the shield thoroughly.
● Clean the basic filter’s belts (12) , if your filter is
damaged, you must replace it with a new one. If EPA
E10 (12) has been soiled, you may replace it with a new
one, clean or rinse it under running water. Remember to
dry the filter before you reattach it.
For safety reasons, attaching damp
or damaged EPA E10 filter (12) is not
acceptable.
5
Insert the cleaned shield into the new/rinsed EPA E10
filter.
Make sure the slides on the protective flange are fitted
into the slots on filter hosing.
6
Reattach EPA E10 basic filter to its previous position
in the upper lid of the dust container (symbol “ ” along
with the direction marked by an arrow is provided next
to EPA E10 handle.
7 Place the upper lid back over “CYCLONE” dust
container and turn it to the position closed .
8
Attach “CYCLONE” container to the vacuum until
you hear the click.
It is recommended to replace EPA E10
basic filter (12) every 6 months of
operation.
Damaged EPA E10 filter should always
be replaced with a factory new and
original item.
D
“MICROFILTER” OUTLET FILTER
1
In order to replace “Microfilter” (11) press the filter
cover interlock and remove the outlet filter cover.
2
Remove the filter from the cover.
If the “Microfilter” (11) gets dirty, you can replace it with
a new one, clean or rinse it. Remember to dry the filter
before you reattach it.
For safety reasons, attaching damp or
damaged “Microfilter” is not acceptable.
3
Carefully place the new/rinsed filter in the outlet
filter cover according to the cutting.
4
Place the filter cover back making sure that the two
slides located in the bottom part of the cover fit into the
slots on the vacuum’s hosing, press the cover in order
for the clip to lock in the hosing. The click you hear
confirms that the outlet filter cover has been correctly
attached.
Damaged “Microfilter” should always be
replaced with a factory new and original
item.
End of operation, cleaning and
maintenance
1
Switch the vacuum off by pressing ON/OFF
button (5) .
2 Remove the plug from the power outlet.
3
Wind the cord by pressing cord rewind button (6) .
While doing it, remember to hold the cord to make sure
it does not get tangled and the plug does not hit the
vacuum’s hosing.
4
Disconnect the telescopic tube and the nozzle or
the brush.
5
Disconnect the telescoping suction tube from the
hose. In order to remove the telescopic handle from
the hose handle, press latch “A” and pull the tube
towards the arrow.
6
Turn the suction tube end counterclockwise and
remove it from the inlet opening.
7 Your vacuum cleaner may be stored in horizontal
position. Insert the fastening hook of the suction brush
into the clip fastening the suction brush located on the
back of the vacuum, next to the power cord outlet. The
hose may stay fastened to the vacuum cleaner, but
make sure that it is not bent too hard when stored.
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