4
A)
Turbine nozzle
B)
Connection pipe
C)
Hose
D)
Suction regulator
E)
Curved wand
F)
Telescopic wand
G)
Hose inlet
H)
Dust indicator
I )
Dust cover
J)
ON/OFF Switch pedal
K)
Cord rewind pedal
L)
Crevice nozzle
M)
Dusting brush
N)
Exhaust cover
O)
Plug
P)
Variable power control button
Q)
Dust sensor indicator
R)
Dust sensors
A - IDENTIFICATION OF MAIN PARTS
B - HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR CLEANER
C - HOW TO OPERATE YOUR CLEANER
B-1
Insert connection pipe into hose inlet until it locks.
When removing hose assembly, pull out connection
pipe with pushing down two connection buttons.
NOTE:
Do not bend, pull and step on the hose or put
anything heavy on it.
B-2
Insert the hose unit into the upper end of the
telescopic wand. Twist the telescopic wand so that the
round hole will
fi
t into the tab on the hose unit. (When
removing the hose, push the tab down while pulling
out the telescopic wand)
Attach the Turbine Nozzle to the other end. (Removal
as per reverse procedure)
B-3
Hold the grip and extension adjuster and extend
telescopic wand to the required length.
C-1
Pull out the mains lead and put the plug into the
socket outlet.
C-2
Gently press at the center of the switch pedal to
turn ON the vacuum cleaner.
Press the pedal again to turn it OFF.
C-3
Power control
To increase or decrease the power, turn the variable
power control button.
C-4
Switching 3 positions.
Flooring
(PARQUET):
Set
position
A
Carpet (short): Set position B
Carpet (long or hard to push): Set position C
C-5
The curved wand of the hose is attached with a
manual suction regulator, which allows you to brie
fl
y
reduce the suction level.
C-6
After you
fi
nish vacuuming, remove the plug from
the socket outlet and press the cord rewind pedal.
When rewinding the mains lead, press the cord
rewind pedal by holding the plug so that it does not
become damaged.
C-7
Storage position
Slide the wand holder attached to turbine nozzle pipe
straight into the wand supporter on the under side of
the main body.
C-8
Park position
For short breaks during vacuuming, slide the wand
holder attached to the turbine nozzle pipe into the
wand supporter on the rear side of main body.
NOTE:
When you use park position, we suggest the
appliance is switched off.
C-9 Dust
sensor
The dust sensor indicator automatically informs you
of the cleaning conditions. When dust is present in
the air being vacuumed the red indicator lights and
remains lit until the air being vacuumed is free of
dust, the red light then changes to green indicating
that the air is clean. The dust sensor may not operate
correctly if the air
fl
ow is restricted due to ablockage or
dust build-up on the sensors.
Red
light : Dust is present
Green
: clean air
•
Check the suction pipe inlet and hose for any
blockage and remove the obstruction.
•
If the sensors are very dusty, clean them using a soft
dry duster.
NOTE:
The dust sensor indicator may light up when
there is no dust present.
This can occur when the cleaner is
used in areas where there is strong
electromagnetic
fi
eld, for example if
your house is situated near a TV or radio
transmitter.
This can occur when the dust sensors are
exposed to sunshine or strong light without
hose connection pipe.
This is not a malfunction of the vacuum
cleaner.
