Black+Decker CS1820, Руководство пользователя

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To retract the crevice tool (4) press the crevice tool release button
(4a) allowing it to return to its normal position (Fig. B).
Fitting the floor extension tube (Fig. D)
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Slide the nozzle (3) into the floor extension tube (9) until
you hear an audible ‘click’ as shown in figure D.
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The floor extension tube is supplied with a flip down brush
(11) for cleaning difficult to reach areas (Fig.E).
Fitting the floor head (Fig. F)
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Slide the floor extension tube (9) onto the floor
extension head (12) until you hear an audible ‘click’ as
shown in figure F.
Floor sense feature
The appliance is fitted with a unique floor sensing feature.
It senses thick pile carpet and automatically goes from low
speed to BOOST mode for greater cleaning performance.
Removing and clearing hair from the beater
bars (Fig. G, H)
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Depress the beater bar unit (16) release button (17) as
shown in figure G.
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The beater bar (18) can now be removed. The end pieces
are also removable allowing you to clear any hair or other
debris that may have accumulated during use (Fig. H).
Charging (Fig. I)
The appliance can be charged either as a single unit or while
attached to the floor extension.
Wall Mounting
The wall mount (13) can be attached to a wall to provide a
convenient storage for the appliance.
Warning! When fixing to a wall, make sure that the fixing
method is suitable for the wall type and is appropriate to the
weight of the appliance.
u Mark the location of the screw holes (within reach of an
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electrical outlet for charging the vac while it is on the wall
bracket).
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Place the charger (14) into the charging port (15) and plug
into the electrical outlet.
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Switch the electrical outlet on. The LED charging indicator
(B) will illuminate.
A. Filter sensor
Whenever a filter is Blocked and needs cleaning, the red
filter LED (A) in the handle will illuminate.
Clean fine dust from filter (See section on ‘cleaning filters’
in this manual).
B. LED Charging display
Battery icon (B) will illuminate when appliance requires
charging. Led display indicates state of charge (See LED
pattern chart in this manual).
C. BOOST mode
Illuminates when the appliance is in BOOST mode allow-
ing you to operate at higher power.
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Fitting the handle to the main chassis
(Fig. D, E)
u
Slide the handle (6) into the main chassis (8) as shown in
figure D.
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Secure with retaining screw (17) as shown in figure E.
Fitting the Dustbuster
®
to the Chassis
(Fig. F, G, H)
u
Slide the Dustbuster
®
, nozzle first, into the chassis (8)
until an audible ‘click’ is heard as shown in figure F.
u
To release the Dustbuster
®
from the chassis press the
chassis release button (8a) and lift clear.
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The appliance can now be operated via the on/off button
(5) on the handle (6) along with the ‘BOOST’ mode as
shown in figure H. This also allows you to utilise the beater
bars via the ‘brush on’ control (5A).
Removing and clearing the beater bars
(Fig. I, J)
u
To remove the beater bar unit (9) from the floor head (10)
Depress the release button (11) as shown in figure I.
u
The beater bar (12) can now be removed. The end pieces
are also removable allowing you to clear the brushes from
any hair or other debris that may have accumulated (Fig.
J).
Charging (Fig. K, L)
u
Place the appliance into the charging base (7) as shown in
figure K .
u
Plug the charging port (7) into an electrical outlet.
u
Switch the electrical outlet on. The LED charging indicator
(B) will Illuminate (Fig. L).
Multi LED Display
A. Filter sensor
Whenever a filter is Blocked and needs cleaning, the red
filter LED (A) in the handle will illuminate.
Clean fine dust from filter (See section on ‘cleaning filters’
in this manual).
B. LED Charging display
Battery icon (B) will illuminate when appliance requires
charging. Led display indicates state of charge (See LED
pattern chart in this manual).
C. BOOST mode
Illuminates when the appliance is in BOOST mode
allowing you to operate at higher power.
LED Patterns
Charging
Battery Fault
Charger Fault
Battery Hot
Cleaning the filters (Fig. M, N, O, P, Q,
R )
u
Press the dust bowl release button (13) (Fig. M)
u
Eject the dust bowl (14) (Fig.N)
u
Lift the filter assembly (15) from the dust bowl (14) (Fig.O).
u
Empty the dust bowl by lightly shaking over a dustbin
(Fig. P).
Note: The pre filter is impregnated with a fragrance allowing
for a pleasing odour to be released when the appliance is in
use.
u
The filter (16) can now be removed from the pre filter (15)
Figure Q.
u
Empty any remaining dust from the dust bowl.
u
Rinse out the dust-bowl with warm soapy water.
u
Wash the filters with warm soapy water (Fig. R).
u
Make sure the filters are dry
u
Refit the filters onto the appliance.
u
Close the dust-bowl. Make sure the release latch (13)
clicks into place.
Warning! Before performing any maintenance or cleaning on
the appliance, unplug the appliance.
From time to time wipe the appliance with a damp cloth.
Do not use any abrasive or solvent-based cleaner. Do not
immerse the appliance in water
A
B
C
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u
To retract the crevice tool (4) press the crevice tool release
button (4a) allowing it to return to its normal position
(Fig. B).
Fitting the floor extension tube (Fig. D)
u
Slide the nozzle (3) into the floor extension tube (9) until
you hear an audible ‘click’ as shown in figure D.
u
The floor extension tube is supplied with a flip down brush
(11) for cleaning difficult to reach areas (Fig.E).
Fitting the floor head (Fig. F)
u
Slide the floor extension tube (9) onto the floor extension
head (12) until you hear an audible ‘click’ as shown in
figure F.
Floor sense feature
The appliance is fitted with a unique floor sensing feature.
It senses thick pile carpet and automatically goes from low
speed to BOOST mode for greater cleaning performance.
Removing and clearing hair from the beater
bars
(Fig. G, H)
u
Depress the beater bar unit (16) release button (17) as
shown in figure G.
u
The beater bar (18) can now be removed. The end pieces
are also removable allowing you to clear any hair or other
debris that may have accumulated during use (Fig. H).
Charging (Fig. I)
The appliance can be charged either as a single unit or while
attached to the floor extension.
Wall Mounting
The wall mount (13) can be attached to a wall to provide a
convenient storage for the appliance.
Warning! When fixing to a wall, make sure that the fixing
method is suitable for the wall type and is appropriate to the
weight of the appliance.
u
Mark the location of the screw holes (within reach of an
electrical outlet for charging the vac while it is on the wall
bracket).
u
Place the charger (14) into the charging port (15) and plug
into the electrical outlet.
u
Switch the electrical outlet on. The LED charging indicator
(B) will Illuminate.
Multi LED Display
A. Filter sensor
Whenever a filter is blocked and needs cleaning, the red
filter LED (A) in the handle will illuminate.
Clean fine dust from filter (See section on ‘cleaning filters’
in this manual).
B. LED Charging display
Battery icon will illuminate when appliance requires
charging. LED display indicates state of charge (See LED
pattern chart in this manual).
C. BOOST mode
Illuminates when the appliance is in BOOST mode
allowing you to operate at higher power.
LED Patterns
Charging
Battery Fault
Charger Fault
Battery Hot
A
B
C