To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my ARIETE Vapori aspira 4250/1 Vacuum Cleaner will not start?
If your ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner won't start, here's what to check: Ensure the power cord is properly connected and the socket is working. Verify the enbloc plug is correctly inserted. Make sure the water tank is properly inserted. Inspect the rubber hose for blockages and clean the float if necessary. Also, check the float fitting, ensuring it's correctly placed.
Why has the suction power died down on my ARIETE Vapori aspira 4250/1 Vacuum Cleaner?
If the suction power of your ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner has decreased, check for blockages in the attachments, suction hose, or hard suction tube. Also, inspect the air outlet filters for dirt or wear and wash or replace them if needed. Finally, check the water container connection for any blockages and clean it.
How to fix the steam dispensing function if it will not start on my ARIETE Vapori aspira 4250/1?
If the steam dispensing function on your ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner isn't working, first, ensure there's water in the boiler tank. If there is water, wait for the temperature warning light to illuminate, indicating the water has reached the correct temperature.
What to do if water leaks from the brush after liquid suction in my ARIETE Vapori aspira 4250/1?
If you notice water leaking from the brush of your ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner after vacuuming liquids, it's likely due to liquid residues in the suction hose or stiff suction tube. To resolve this, let the motor run for one minute after cleaning up liquids.
Why is my ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner boiler tank making noise while heating?
The noise you hear from the boiler tank of your ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner while it's heating is simply the water boiling. You can proceed as usual; the noise should stop after a few seconds.
General| Type | Steam Vacuum Cleaner |
|---|---|
| Cordless | No |
| Power | 1500 W |
| Cord length | 5 m |
| Noise level | 80 dB |
Covers voltage, earthing, overheating, cord safety, child access, sponge use, no additives, wet hands, water immersion, unplugging.
Covers hot surfaces, cooling attachments, and safety cap opening.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the safety cap.
Emphasizes checking material compatibility and performing tests.
Covers spare parts, hazardous substances, steam pressure, maintenance unplugging, directing steam, horizontal use, exposure, and disposal.
Covers picking up by handle, avoiding certain objects, filter fitting, and cleaning for extreme conditions.
Connecting nozzle and operating in vacuum-only mode.
Plugging in, switching on, suction adjustment, and warning lights.
Instructions for steam-only mode and safety button.
Table of problems, causes, and remedies.
