Taking care of your machine
Let’s talk technical
Unclip the dirt container lid
to open.
Remove the post-motor
filter by unclipping it from
the body of the vacuum.
IMPORTANT:
The exhaust filter is designed to offer long
life with no maintenance. The filter should
be checked periodically and when heavily
discoloured it should be replaced. Please do
not wash, scrub or brush the filter as this will
damage the delicate filter media.
Cleaning the pre-motor filter
HEPA post-motor filter maintenance
Lift lid to access filter.
Check the post-motor filter
for discolouration.
Remove filter.
Tap
Tap filter clean.
Wash in water 40˚C max and
leave for at least 24 hours or
until dry before replacing into
the machine.
24hr
40°C
max
IMPORTANT:
The pre-motor filter requires cleaning at least every three months.
Do not use your vacuum cleaner without all of the filters in place.
IMPORTANT:
The motor is equipped with a thermal cut-out. If for any reason the unit should overheat, the thermostat
will automatically turn the unit off. For further help go to the ‘
What to do if it goes wrong’
page.
Using a crosshead
screwdriver, remove 3
screws from the side of
the floor head.
Pull to remove the
brush bar location plate.
Remove belt.
Lift and separate brush
bar side cover.
Pull brush bar through brush
bar side cover to remove.
PULL
Changing the brush bar
Pull to remove the end
cap belt cover
IMPORTANT:
If the air inlet, hose or telescopic tube is blocked, switch off the vacuum cleaner and
remove the blockage(s) before re-starting the vacuum cleaner.
IMPORTANT:
Unplug and switch off vacuum cleaner before maintenance or troubleshooting checks
Removing debris from the brushbar
Switch off your vacuum cleaner
at the main socket. Using a pair
of scissors, cut any hair or debris
free from around the brushbar.
A
RED
light will indicate a
jammed brushbar.
A
GREEN
light indicates no
blockages in the brushbar.
