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advanced vacuum technology
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What if there’s a blockage in the head?
What if there’s a hose blockage?
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What if the brush bar stops?
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user guide
advanced vacuum technology
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What if the filter becomes blocked?
Under certain circumstances e.g. vacuuming plaster dust, the filter
may temporarily become blocked resulting in a loss of suction.
2
Remove, hairs, fibres or threads
Carefully cut them off the brushes with scissors
using the cutting strip in the brush bar to help you.
1
First, switch off your AVC and
unplug it
2
Disconnect the hose from the canister
3
Remove the hose from the wand
4
Brush out the hose
After removing the
hose use a feather duster
to brush it clean.
2
Rotate the hose collar
Lay your AVC down then rotate the collar [just above the
brush bar] in the direction of the arrow. The hose will release.
3
Remove the window
Then remove any blockage beneath it.
4
Brush out the hose
Remove the wand and then
use a feather duster to brush
out the hose.
You have to replace the
window before the hose’s
collar when you put your AVC
back together.
1
First, switch off your AVC and
unplug it
1
First, switch off your AVC and
unplug it
1
First, remove and empty the canister
2
Remove the filter
Reach inside the easyview canister, turn the
filter cover anti-clockwise to release it and
pull to remove. Then pull the filter free.
3
Reset the power button
There is an automatic system
which cuts off the power supply if
the brush bar gets clogged up.
After cleaning the brushes, wait a
couple of minutes, then reset the
button by pressing it in with the
point of a pencil.
3
Tap the filter
gently on it’s base
This will dislodge the
dust. Do not wash, brush
or scour the filter as it has
a delicate membrane
which can be easily
damaged. Replace when
finished as the canister
cannot be reconnected
without the filter in place.
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