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3. How to Assemble
IMPORTANT:
Always unplug the vacuum cleaner
from the electrical outlet before assembling or
removing the accessories.
1.
Insert the flexible hose into the inlet on the main
body of the vacuum cleaner. Push in until it
clicks into position (Fig.3/1).
2.
Push the telescopic extension tube on to the
end of the handle (Fig.3/2).
3.
The telescopic extension tube can be
lengthened or shortened by pushing the button
in and sliding the tube apart or together as
required (Fig.3/3).
4.
Fit the combination floor head by pushing onto
the extension tube (Fig.3/4).
4. How to Operate
Cord Release
Fully unwind the power cord. A yellow mark on the
power cord indicates the recommended cord
length. Do not exceed the cord length beyond the
red mark.
On/off Button
1.
Insert the power plug into the electrical outlet.
Make sure the vacuum cleaner is switched off.
2.
Press the on/off switch located on the top of
the vacuum cleaner, to switch on the vacuum
cleaner and press the button again to turn the
vacuum cleaner off.
Carpet Cleaning
For carpet and rug cleaning, press the rocker
switch on the combination floor head to raise the
brushes.
Hard Floor Cleaning
For hard floor cleaning, press the rocker switch on
the combination floor head to lower the brushes.
Cord Rewind
To rewind the power cord, press the cord rewind
button, located on the top of the vacuum cleaner,
and guide the power cord with one hand. This will
prevent the cord from whipping which could cause
damage or injury.
Variable Power
Located between the on/off and cord rewind
buttons there is a variable power dial. Slide this
clockwise and anti-clockwise to adjust the suction
power. The 5-stage indicator lights suggest the
suction power for common tasks.
Carry Handle
Use the carry handle located at the rear end of the
vacuum cleaner to move from room to room.
Hose Storage
For convenience there is a slot located on the
bottom of the vacuum cleaner where the floor tool
and hose can be parked for carrying and storage.
How to Assemble / How to Operate
Fig.3/1
Fig.3/2
Fig.3/3
Fig.3/4
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