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Appliance elements
1 Accessory compartment cover
2 Combination brush fastening
3 Plug and cord
4 Cord rewind button
5 Outlet filter cover
6 Handle
7 ON/OFF button
8 Dust bag full indicator
9 Power decrease button –
10 Suction power level indicator
11 Power increase
12 Upper cover fastening
13 Suction hose
14 Telescopic suction tube
15 Outlet filter HEPA H11 (installed in the vacuum cleaner)
16 Inlet filter (installed in the vacuum cleaner)
17 Inlet filter casing (installed in the vacuum cleaner)
18 SAFBAG dust bag module (with the installed SAFBAG
dust bag)
19 SAFBAG dust bag
20 Parquet brush “BNB”
Is used to clean and polish hard, scratch sensitive surfaces
such as wooden floors, floor panels, parquet, marble,
tiles, etc.
Delicate and soft natural bristles ensure maximum vacuum
effectiveness and protects against scratching the cleaned
surface.
21 Combination brush with a small item separator
22 Turbobrush (type 2700.0 ST)
23
Small nozzle
24 Crevice nozzle
25 Small brush
Preparing the vacuum cleaner for
operation
1 Insert the curved hose end in the opening of the vacuum
cleaner and gently press. A characteristic click indicates that
the hose has been properly installed.
2 Connect the other end of the hose (handle) with the
telescopic suction tube.
3 Adjust the length of the telescopic suction tube by sliding
the slider according to the arrow and pull out/pull the tube
together.
4 Assemble the appropriate nozzle or brush to the other
end of the suction tube.
5 You may assemble a basket for picking up small objects
in the combination brush with the small item separator. In
order to do so remove the blank cover and insert the basket.
6 To clean hard surfaces – wooden floors, plastic floors,
ceramic tiles etc. pull out the brush by pressing the switch on
the combination brush according to the figure .
7 The vacuum cleaner is equipped with an accessory
compartment. To open the compartment, lift the compartment
lid and pull it downwards.
8 Grab the plug (3) and pull the cord out of the vacuum
cleaner.
ATTENTION! While pulling out the cord pay attention
to the yellow stripe which signals the end of the
cord. Further attempts (pulling on cord) may result in
damaging the cord.
9 Plug in the appliance.
Before operation make sure that the SAFBAG dust bag
module is installed in the vacuum cleaner chamber and that
all filters are installed in the appliance.
10
Switch on the vacuum cleaner by pressing the “on/off”
button (7) .
11 The vacuum cleaner is equipped with an electronic power
control which allows to gradually adjust the vacuum cleaner
suction power during operation. To adjust the suction power
use the power adjustment buttons (11,9) – to increase the
suction power or – to decrease the suction power. The
suction power setting is indicated by the appropriate number
of lit diodes.
The vacuum cleaner will by default begin operation at the
medium power range. 4 diodes will light on the power level
indicator (10) .
The suction power may be adjusted during operation. The
recommended settings are:
Setting 1 – vacuuming curtains
Setting 2 – vacuuming upholstery
Setting 3 – cost­effective power
Setting 4 – vacuuming carpets
Setting 5 – vacuuming hard floors and crevices.
12 Set the desired power value by pressing the power
adjustment buttons , (11,9) .
SAFBAG dust bag disassembly/assembly
1 The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a dust bag full
indicator (8) . When the dust bag full indicator (8) lights
during operation (with the nozzle or the brush lifted above
the cleaned surface) it means that the bag is full and needs
to be replaced. In addition the dust bag full indicator (8) may
activate if the suction hose or the elements attached to the
suction hose are clogged (suction power – level 5).
2 Switch off the vacuum cleaner by pressing the “on/off”
button (7) and unplug the appliance
3 Press the two side buttons on the end of the hose and
remove the hose end from the inlet opening of the vacuum
cleaner.
4 Release the upper cover fastening (12) and open the cover.
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