Zelmer Quigo zvc 315 SK, Руководство пользователя

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12 Outlet filter “Microfilter” (mounted in a vacuum cleaner)
13 Foam exhaust filter (mounted in vacuum cleaner,
in exhaust filter cover)
14 Inlet filter HEPA H13 (mounted in dust container
“CYCLONE”).
15 Foam inlet filter (mounted in dust container) “CYCLONE”,
in the inlet filter HEPA H13 frame
16 Dust container “CYCLONE” (which is a removable
segment of the vacuum cleaner)
17 Dust container cone “CYCLONE” (mounted in dust
container “CYCLONE”)
18 Switchable sucker-brush sweeper
19 Gap sucker
20 Small brush sweeper
21 Small sucker
22 “BNB” Parquet brush sweeper (Brush Natural Bristle)
Used for cleaning and polishing of hard, scratch-sensitive
surfaces such as wood flooring, panels, parquet, marble,
tiles, etc.
Delicate and soft bristles of Natural origin provide
maximum vacuuming efficiency and protects against
scratches on the surface.
23 Turbobrush
Prepare the vacuum cleaner to use
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1 Insert the tip of the suction hose to the vacuum cleaner
inlet. The characteristic “click” indicates a properly fitted hose.
2 The second end of the hose (a handle) connect to
telescopic suction tube.
3 Set the telescopic suction tube to the desired length by
sliding the slider according with arrow and put out / slide out
the tube.
4 On the other end of the suction tube install the
appropriate sucker or brush.
5 Use combination carpet & floor brush for vacuuming both
hard surfaces and carpets. 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 . Retract the brush when vacuuming
carpets (set the switch in “ ”).
6 Catch the connection cable plug (3) and draw it out from
the vacuum cleaner.
When drawing out the power cable you have to
pay attention to yellow band indicating the end
of the cable drawn out. Further attempts (jerks)
may lead to damage of the cable.
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Plug the cord into an AC outlet.
Before you start vacuum cleaner make sure whether the dust
container “CYCLONE” is mounted in chamber of the vacuum
cleaner, and whether the inlet and outlet filters are mounted
in the vacuum cleaner.
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Start the vacuum cleaner by pressing On/Off button (4) .
Technical parameters
The type of the vacuum cleaner and the technical parameters
are indicated on the rating label. Mains protection 16 A.
Does not cause interferences with audio/video devices.
The device meets the requirements of Commission
Regulation (EU) No. 666/2013 on implementing the Directive
of the European Parliament and of the Council 2009/125/EC
with regard to eco-design requirements for vacuum cleaners.
The device complies with the requirements of the
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No. 665/2013
supplementing Directive of the European Parliament and of
the Council 2010/30/EU with regard to energy labelling of
vacuum cleaners.
Noise level: 79 dB(A).
This vacuum cleaner has a dust bin “CYCLONE” with
cyclone filtration, which allows vacuuming without the use of
a traditional bag. A characteristic feature of the cyclone filter
is the use the phenomenon of turbulence of air stream for
separating fixed impurities. Separation of impurities occurs
in the container part of circular cross section, in which the
rotating air moves the pollutions on the wall of the container.
The initially purified air is targeted to the foam inlet filter
and washable HEPA H13 inlet filter. For washable inlet filter
HEPA H13 was used a special filtering material, which allows
to rinse the filter with running water after its dirty, and reuse
of the filter.
Static electricity
In the process of vacuuming of some surfaces in areas of
low air humidity the device may become electrically charged.
It is a natural phenomenon – it does not damage the device,
and it is not considered to be a fault.
In order to minimize the phenomenon, we recommend you to:
●
discharge the device by touching metal items in the room
with the pipe,
●
increase air humidity in the room,
●
use widely available antistatic agents.
Structure of device
1 Outlet filter cover
2 A hook for mounting sucker-brush sweeper or telescopic
tube
3 A plug with power connecting cable
4 On/Off button and simultaneously a knob for suction
power control
5 Dust bin full indicator “CYCLONE”
6 Cable retractor button
7 An attach to unlock the dust bin “CYCLONE”
8 A handle for carrying vacuum cleaner
9 A bolt – mechanical suction power regulator
10 Suction hose
11 Telescopic suction tube with a fastening hook
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