17
16
fig. 28
fig. 27
fig. 29
CLEANING THE DUST TANK
MOTOR THERMOSTAT
NOTE: We recommend cleaning
the Dust Tank Container at
regular periods.
2. Remove the Dust Tank from the
unit.
5. Reassemble the Dust Tank and
insert back into the unit.
See fig. 27.
3. Remove the Container from the
Dust Tank.
See fig. 27.
1. Unplug the Cleaner from the mains.
4. Clean the Container in warm soapy
water. Ensure the Container is
totally dry before assembly.
See fig. 28.
Cleaning the Dust Bin
IMPORTANT:
Never use the appliance without
the Dust Tank installed,
otherwise damage to the product
may occur which would not be
covered by the guarantee.
O
Motor Thermostat
IMPORTANT:
This unit is equipped
with a motor protective
thermostat. If for some reason
the vacuum cleaner should
overheat, the thermostat will
automatically turn the unit off.
Should this occur:
Push the On/Off button once:
1. Disconnect the plug from the
power source. Find the source of
the overheating problem. (i.e.
clogged hose or filter) If a clogged
hose or filter is found, unclog the
hose and replace the filters. Wait
at least 45 minutes before
attempting to reuse the unit.
2. After unit has cooled down for 45
minutes, plug in the cleaner and
and turn it "On". The unit should
start again. If the unit fails to
operate or the thermostat
switches the unit off again, return
it to your nearest service center
for examination or repair.
See fig. 29.
NOTE:
Inserting wet Dust Tank into the
machine will create an electrical
hazard.
