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What to do, if...
...dust escapes when vacuuming?
• Are the paper filter and foam filter undamaged and correctly
attached?
• Has an AEG paper filter been used?
...the suction power gradually decreases?
• Is the paper filter full?
• Are the filter pores blocked by fine dust or grime?
• Are the nozzles, extension pipe and vacuuming hose blocked by dust?
• Is the motor protection filter soiled?
...the suction power suddenly decreases?
• Did the flotation valve stop the flow of vacuum air? This can happen
when the appliance is on an extreme slant or if it has tipped over.
Switch off the appliance – the flotation ball will drop down – the
appliance is ready for use again.
...the motor is not running properly?
• Is the fuse intact and is there voltage?
• Are the cable, power plug and power outlet intact? (Disconnect the
power plug prior to checking!)
• Under no circumstances should you open the motor yourself.
...no cleaning fluid is coming out?
• Has the rotary switch been turned to ”I” and is the rocker switch
switched to the symbol ” ”? The rocker switch must be
illuminated.
• Is there still some cleaning fluid in the detergent tank?
• Is the suction hose hanging freely in the detergent tank? Is the sieve
at the end of the hose blocked?
• Is the spray nozzle blocked? To clean the spray suction nozzle, place it
into some water for a period of time so that the dried-on detergent
loosens, then strongly blow through it.
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