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assemble / operate / accessories

3. How to Assemble

IMPORTANT: Always unplug the vacuum
cleaner from the electrical outlet before

assembling or removing the accessories.

1.

Insert the flexible hose into the inlet on the main
body of the vacuum cleaner. Push in until it clicks
into position (Fig.3/1).

2.

Push the telescopic extension tube on to the end of
the handle (Fig.3/2).

3.

The telescopic extension tube can be lengthened or
shortened by pushing the button in and sliding the
tube apart or together as required (Fig.3/3).

4.

Fit the combination floor head by pushing onto the
extension tube (Fig.3/4).

4. How to Operate

Cord Release

Fully unwind the power cord. A yellow mark on the power
cord indicates the recommended cord length. Do not
exceed the cord length beyond the red mark.

On/off Button

1.

Insert the power plug into the electrical outlet. Make
sure the vacuum cleaner is switched off.

2.

Press the on/off button located on the top of the
vacuum cleaner, to switch on the vacuum cleaner and
press the button again to turn the vacuum cleaner off.

Carpet Cleaning

For carpet and rug cleaning, press the rocker switch on
the combination floor head to raise the brushes.

Hard Floor Cleaning

For hard floor cleaning, press the rocker switch on the
combination floor head to lower the brushes.

Variable Power

Located opposite the on/off button there is a variable
power dial. Slide this clockwise and anti-clockwise to
adjust the suction power.

Hose Storage

For convenience there is a slot located on either side of
the vacuum cleaner next to the carry handle where the
floor tool can be parked for carrying and storage.

Carry Handle

Use the carry handle located in the middle of the vacuum
cleaner (inc. auto cord rewind button) to move from room
to room.

5. Accessories

1.

The accessories can be attached directly to the
handle by removing the telescopic tubes and
pushing in the desired accessory.

2.

The accessories can also be attached to the
telescopic extension tube for extra reach. Remove
the combination floor head and push on the desired
accessory.

2-in-1 Tool

Dusting brush:

for delicate surfaces.

Upholstery tool:

for carpet, upholstery, stairs, etc.

Crevice tool:

for crevices, corners and cracks, etc.

TurboTool:

for pet hair, stair and upholstery cleaning

(NOTE: Do not use the TurboTool on suede and
leather surfaces)

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Fig.3/1

Fig.3/2

Fig.3/3

Fig.3/4

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Summary of Contents for Essentials Power VAC-41

Page 1: ...ing this cleaner Always fully extend the mains cable before use Retain for future reference Vax careline 0870 6061248 instruction manual Bagless cylinder Vax model number VEC 41 Vax VEC 41 User Guide...

Page 2: ...e power 6 Post motor filter 7 Dirt container release button 8 Dirt container handle 9 Dirt container 10 Central filter 11 Plug 12 Wheel 13 Parking slot Accesories 14 2 in1 tool 15 Crevice tool 16 Comb...

Page 3: ...p hot coals cigarette butts matches or any hot smoking or burning objects 13 Do not pick up flammable or combustible materials lighter fluid petrol kerosene etc or use in the presence of explosive liq...

Page 4: ...he rocker switch on the combination floor head to raise the brushes Hard Floor Cleaning For hard floor cleaning press the rocker switch on the combination floor head to lower the brushes Variable Powe...

Page 5: ...emove excess dirt 4 The central filter can be washed in warm in warm water max 40 C Allow to air dry for 24 hours before replacing NOTE Do NOT use any detergents or boiling water to wash the filter Va...

Page 6: ...onnect the hose securely Removing debris from the TurboTool Switch the vacuum cleaner off and disconnect the power plug from the electrical outlet Rotate the locking ring 180 Fig 7 1 Lift the top cove...

Page 7: ...ters PROBLEM Accessories won t pick up Cause Accessories are not attached correctly Solution Refer to section 5 PROBLEM Dust escaping from the vacuum cleaner Cause Dirt container full Solution Empty d...

Page 8: ...tage Directive EMC 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste Please recycle where facilities exist Check with your Lo...

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