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ACCUMULATOR REPLACEMENT
5. Turn off the device by button, and position it so that its bottom panel faces upward.
6. Use a cross screwdriver (beyond the delivery set) to unscrew the screws of the battery compartment lid, and remove
the lid by prying it up from the screws location side. (Fig. 14)
7. Take out the depleted accumulator from its compartment, and disconnect its socket by pressing the latch, and pulling
out the accumulator plug from the vacuum cleaner power socket. To connect a new accumulator, insert the
accumulator plug into the power socket on the vacuum cleaner until the click. If the plug is hard to insert, do not
exert excessive force. Check the connection correctness.
Carefully position the accumulator inside the compartment avoiding jamming connective wires.
8. Put the battery compartment lid back on its place. Tighten the screws. (Fig. 15)
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE DEVICE
1. Prior to cleaning and maintenance, make sure to disconnect the device from the charger, and to disconnect the
charger from a power network.
2. Do not dip the device or the charger into water or any liquids.
3. Do not use petrol, alcohol, and chemical solvents during cleaning the device.
4. Metal components of the device shall be wiped with a clean dry piece of cloth.
5. Plastic components of the device shall be wiped with a wet wrung piece of cloth. No water droplets are allowable.
6. The device shall be stored in a dry cool place.
CLEANING THE DUST BAG
De-energize the vacuum cleaner prior to its cleaning. (Fig. 16)
Each time after vacuuming:
- Lift the dust bag handle, and pull it upward to extract the dust bag from the vacuum cleaner,
open the lid by releasing the latch,
- Shake out any debris from the container into a trash bin. (Fig. 17)
- Extract HEPA filter to clean or replace it. Clean HEPA filer by shaking any debris out of it.
Rinse HEPA filter with fresh water without any detergents in 15-30 days of usage depending on operation intensity.
Dry it out by in the natural manner without using heating. (Fig. 18)
- Clean the container with a special brush (being a part of the delivery set). At a severe contamination, rinse the
container under flowing water and wipe it dry.
- Dry out the filter and dust bag before installation.
- Install the filter into the dust bag.
- Close the container and install it on its place.
CLEANING THE CENTRAL BRUSH
The electric brush is intended for collection of household dust from the floor and carpets by means of a rotating bristle
roller. Its design is quite a susceptible to clogging with long hairs, wool, threads etc. In case of clogging, you should
immediately cease vacuum cleaner operation, and take measures for cleaning the bristle roller. The cleaning should
be performed each time after vacuuming.
The roller has got a separate electric drive which engages simultaneously with the vacuum cleaner motor.
To clean the roller:
1. Turn on the device.
2. Flip the vacuum cleaner so that its rear part faces toward you.
3. Given a small amount of hairs and threads having wound around the bristle roller, they can be cut away with a knife
without detaching the bristle roller. For this, position a sharp knife between rows of bristles so that the sharp edge of
the knife faces outward from the roller, and then move the knife along the roller to cut any hairs and threads wound
around it. Then, any hair trims can be easily removed out of the brush body; for your convenience it is allowed to
manually rotate the bristle roller around its pivot axis.
4. Given a severe clogging of the bristle roller, detach the electric brush roller retention frame by a slight inward exertion
on the retainer latch plates, and lift the far end of the frame, then take out the frame. (Fig. 19)
5. Slightly lift the right end of the bristle roller by pulling to the right, then unlatch it from the drive, and take it out of
the socket. Having the bristle roller taken out of the body, use a knife or scissors to easily clean the roller from any
hairs and threads wound around it.
(Fig. 20)