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Assembling ready for use
Fig. 1
The Ewbank Chilli 3 Cyclonic™ can be used as a handheld vacuum cleaner and
as an upright stick-vac.
Floor brush, hose, crevice tool and upholstery accessories can be added by
inserting the required accessory into the waste chamber inlet. Simply insert the
accessory in a straight line into the waste chamber inlet (see Fig. 1).
To remove, pull out in a straight line.
Fig. 3
Fig. 2
Fig. 4
We recommend a light spray of polish or other
lubricant spray into the inlet of the waste chamber to
make this easier. Do not twist either the Chilli or the
accessory while inserting or removing an accessory.
The extension handle can be added to convert the
Chilli to a stick vacuum, by inserting the handle into
the hole located at the rear of the unit, ensuring that
the button located on the end of the handle is guided into the slot on the
edge of the hole (see Fig. 2).
Push the handle in until an audible “click” is heard (see Fig.3). To remove
the handle, fully depress the silver button on the side of the unit (Fig. 4) and
pull the handle out of the hole, releasing the button once the handle is clear
of the unit.
Handle height adjustment
The Chilli handle is extendable for your ease of use.
To adjust the length of the handle, first push the black
slide button down (as shown on Fig. 5), then while
sliding the button gently pull the inner tube of the
handle to the required length (Fig. 6). This tube has a
series of notches approximately 2 cm apart which
when the black button is released will catch and hold the handle at the length required.
Handheld Use
Use without accessories as a handheld vac.
• Perfect for tidying up after meals, vacuuming upholstery, st
airs and
anywhere that needs a quick clean up (Fig. 7).
Using the air-powered brush head.
• Use with the air-powered brush head to clean
carpets, rugs and any types of bare floor (Fig. 8).
Using the extension hose and accessories.
• Use with the accessories to clean sofas and chairs,
cars, caravans and anywhere you need it to (Fig. 9).
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Fig. 9
Fig. 8
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