
Troubleshooting
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Warranty
The warranty conditions of our local company or
importer apply in all countries. Under the terms of
the warranty we will repair faults on your device
free of charge, insofar as material or manufactur-
ing defects are the cause. To make a claim under
warranty please contact your seller or your nearest
branch.
CE Declaration of Conformity
Further details about the device are con
-
tained on the separately enclosed CE
Declaration of Conformity, which forms part
of this instruction manual.
Environmentally-friendly disposal
Power tools, accessories and packaging must be
routed to an environmentally sound recycling chain.
Power packs/batteries:
Do not dispose of power packs/batteries
in domestic waste, by burning or throwing
into water. Power packs/batteries must be
collected, recycled or disposed of in an
environmentally-friendly manner.
Power tools (without power packs/batteries):
Do not throw your old power tool away in the
domestic waste. Take it to an appropriate disposal
facility.
Troubleshooting
WARNING!
Risk of injuries or material damage
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In case of doubt always consult a specialist workshop.
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Before any inspection or any work on the device, switch off the motor and remove the power
pack.
Problem
Possible cause
Remedy
The device switch-
es off.
The power pack is too hot.
Allow the power pack to cool.
The power pack is discharged.
Charge the power pack.
The temperature of the device (electronics) is too
high.
Allow the device too cool and if neces-
sary, clean the air inlet.
Overcurrent release
If this occurs again take your device to a
specialist workshop.
The device will not
switch on.
The power pack is discharged.
Charge the power pack.
Overvoltage release
If this occurs again take your device to a
specialist workshop.
Overcurrent release
If this occurs again take your device to a
specialist workshop.
Power pack temperature too high or too low.
Allow the power pack to cool down or
warm up.
The power pack is defective.
Replace the power pack.
Vibrations.
The vacuum/blow turbine is heavily soiled.
Clean the vacuum/blow turbine.
Strong vibrations
Damaged blowing turbine or other parts.
Switch off the device immediately.
Have defective parts replaced by a
workshop.
The motor has no
power or the device
is not vacuuming/
blowing.
The vacuum bag is full.
Empty the vacuum bag.
The vacuum/blow pipe is blocked.
Remove and clean the vacuum/blow
pipe.
The vacuum/blow turbine is damaged.
Have defective parts replaced by a
workshop.