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cecotec CONGA ROCKSTAR 1500 ULTIMATE ERGOWET User Manual

cecotec CONGA ROCKSTAR 1500 ULTIMATE ERGOWET
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CONGA ROCKSTAR 1500 ULTIMATE ERGOWET
Aspirador vertical / Upright vacuum cleaner
Manual de instrucciones
Instruction manual
Manuel d’instructions
Bedienungsanleitung
Manuale di istruzioni
Manual de instruções
Handleiding
Instrukcja obsługi
Návod k použití

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cecotec CONGA ROCKSTAR 1500 ULTIMATE ERGOWET Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelConga Rockstar 1500 Ultimate Ergowet
CategoryVacuum Cleaner
BatteryLithium-ion
Battery Lifeup to 90 minutes
Charging Time4-5 hours
Filtration SystemHEPA
DisplayLED
Wet & DryYes
Cord LengthCordless
Weight3.5 kg
Suction Pressure1500 Pa
Dust Container Capacity0.8 L
Dust Capacity0.6 L
TechnologyCyclonic Technology
MotorDigital Brushless
Modes3

Summary

Parts and Components

Fig. 1

Diagram showing parts of the vacuum cleaner.

Fig. 1.1

Diagram of the handheld unit display and controls.

Before Use

Take the product out of the box

Remove the product from its packaging.

Check for Damage

Inspect for damage upon receipt and contact support if found.

Initial Charging

Charge the device fully before first use.

First 3 Uses Charging

Recommended 12-hour charge for first 3 uses.

Normal Charging

Normal charging applies after initial uses.

Charging Time

Normal charging takes about 3 hours; unplug when full.

Product Assembly

Vacuum Tube and Suction Base Assembly

Instructions for assembling the vacuum tube and suction base.

Assembly Alignment Warning

Ensure handle and brush are aligned during assembly.

Using the Flex Tube

Use Flex tube for hard-to-reach areas.

Assembly Diagrams

Diagrams illustrating assembly steps.

Battery Assembly

Instructions for inserting the battery.

Battery Storage Note

Store battery safely if device is not used for a long time.

Battery Assembly Illustration

Illustration of battery assembly.

Tube and Base Assembly Illustration

Illustration of tube and base assembly.

Operation

Wall Charging Base Installation

Guide for mounting the wall charging base.

Charging Base Height

Recommended installation height for the charging base.

Secure Base and Terminal Connection

Ensure charging base is secure and connect device terminals.

Charging Base Connection Diagram

Diagram showing charging base connection.

Charge and Display Information

Information on charging the battery and reading the display.

Low Battery Mode

Device enters low power mode at 20% battery.

Charge via Fast Base

Charge battery using the fast charge base.

Adapter Connection

Connect power adapter to supply and base.

Charging Base Diagram

Illustration of charging base connection.

Charging Indicator Diagram

Illustration of charging indicator and display.

Charging Indicator Status

Charging indicator shows red light and current percentage.

Direct Charging

Battery can be charged directly with adapter.

Direct Charging Diagram

Illustration of direct charging.

Charging Color Indicators

Illustration of charging indicator colors.

Using the Handheld Vacuum

Instructions for operating the handheld unit.

Power Button

Use the On/off button to power the device.

Speed Control Dial

Select speed (Low, Medium, High, Smart) via dial.

Setting Medium Speed

Set medium speed using the dial.

Setting High Speed

Set high speed using the dial.

Setting Smart Speed

Set Smart speed for automatic suction adjustment.

Low Battery Speed Adjustment

Device switches to medium speed at 20% battery to save power.

Speed Mode Diagram

Illustration of speed mode switching.

Using the Floor Suction Base

How to use the floor suction base.

Floor Base Performance

Floor base removes dust from various floor types.

Brush Safety Stop

Brush stops automatically if overloaded or touched by child for safety.

Brush Assembly Note

Note on brush assembly compatibility.

Best Friend Care Brush

Brush for removing pet hair.

Jalisco Brush

Brush for effective dust removal, recommended for hard floors.

Jalisco Brush Use Diagram

Illustration of Jalisco brush use.

2-in-1 Accessory

Accessory for cleaning furniture and corners.

2-in-1 Accessory Diagram

Illustration of 2-in-1 accessory use.

Furniture Cleaning Accessory

Accessory for cleaning furniture and windows.

Furniture Accessory Diagram

Illustration of accessory use on furniture.

Long Brush

Brush for cleaning sensitive surfaces.

Long Brush Use Diagram 1

Illustration of long brush use.

Long Brush Use Diagram 2

Illustration of long brush use.

Flexible Hose

Hose for reaching difficult corners.

Motorized Upholstery Brush

Brush for removing dust mites and bacteria.

Upholstery Brush Diagram

Illustration of upholstery brush use.

Union Elbow

Elbow for cleaning high areas.

Union Elbow Diagram

Illustration of union elbow use.

Special Brush for Fabrics

Accessory for removing dust from fabrics.

Assembling Attachments

Instructions for attaching accessories.

Attachment Assembly Diagram 1

Diagram of attachment assembly.

Attachment Assembly Diagram 2

Diagram of attachment assembly.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Filters and Tank Cleaning

Guide to cleaning filters and dust tank.

Pre-Cleaning Safety

Disconnect power, remove battery, and let cool before cleaning.

Frequent Filter Cleaning

Clean filters frequently to prevent overheating and maintain suction.

Filter Lifespan and Replacement

Replace filters every 6 months; lifespan varies by use.

Filter Removal Procedure

Remove filter system by pressing CLEAN button and pulling handle.

Filter Removal Diagram

Illustration of filter removal.

Filter Cleaning Methods

Clean filters dry or dry then with water.

Filter Cleaning Diagram

Illustration of filter cleaning.

Important Filter Note

Crucial note regarding filter reinstallation.

Dry Filter Reinstallation

Reinstall filters only when completely dry to prevent motor damage.

Emptying the Dust Tank

Empty dust tank by pressing the lower opening button.

Dust Tank Emptying Diagram

Illustration of dust tank emptying.

Appliance Surface Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the appliance exterior.

Surface Cleaning Method

Clean surfaces with a soft, damp cloth.

Avoid Water Immersion

Do not immerse appliance in water or liquids.

Avoid Abrasive Cleaners

Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads.

Brush Bristle Maintenance

Clean brush if bristles tangle with hair/particles.

Cleaning Specific Brushes

How to clean specific brushes.

Brush Cover Release

Release brush cover to remove brush.

Brush End Removal

Remove one end of the brush.

Clean Brush Axis Residues

Clean residues from the brush's rotary axis.

Reassemble Brush After Cleaning

Reassemble brush after washing and drying.

Brush Cleaning Diagram

Illustration of brush cleaning.

How to Remove Battery

Steps to remove the battery.

Battery Removal and Storage

Release battery, store in a dry plastic bag.

Battery Removal Diagram

Illustration of battery removal.

Device Storage

Guidance on storing the device when not in use.

Long-Term Device Storage

Remove and store battery in a dry, safe place for long periods of non-use.

Maintenance Indicator Explanation

Explanation of maintenance indicator lights.

Maintenance Indicator Meaning

Indicator icons signal if maintenance is overdue.

Maintenance Indicator Diagram

Illustration of maintenance indicators.

Wet Scrubbing Accessory

Long-Term Storage of Wet Accessory

Remove and empty water tank for long periods of non-use.

Storage Environment

Avoid direct sunlight and damp environments.

Mop Installation and Removal

Instructions for attaching and removing the mop cloth.

Water Tank Removal/Installation

Steps to remove and install the water tank.

Water Tank Removal Diagram

Illustration of water tank removal.

Cloth Installation Preparation

Disassemble water tank before installing/removing cloth.

Water Tank Removal Method

Remove water tank by holding base and pulling upward.

Water Tank Reinstallation

Reinstall water tank by pushing until it clicks.

Cleaning Agent Note

Use only clean water, no cleaning agents.

Mop Cloth Attachment

How to attach the mop cloth to the water tank.

Attaching Mop Cloth

Attach mop cloth to water tank via Velcro strips.

Mop Attachment Diagram

Illustration of mop cloth attachment.

Water Emission Operation

How to activate and stop water emission.

Water Emission Controls Diagram

Illustration of water emission controls.

First Use Water Tank Check

Ensure water tank lid is not fully open on first use.

Leak Prevention

Check button/lid when not in use to prevent leaks.

Activating Water Emission

Press button to activate water emission, release to stop.

Wet Accessory Storage

Remove and empty water tank if not used for a long time.

Mop Cloth Removal

How to detach the mop cloth.

Detaching Mop Cloth

Remove mop cloth by pulling it from the tank.

Wet Accessory Cleaning

General cleaning and maintenance of the wet accessory.

Water Tank Cleaning

How to clean the water tank.

Cleaning Water Tank

Clean water tank by filling, shaking, and emptying with water.

Wash Mop Cloth

Wash mop cloth after every use.

Mop Cloth Replacement

Replace mop cloth after 20-30 uses.

Water Output Impact

Water output may be affected by prolonged mop cloth use.

Regular Cleaning Benefit

Regular cleaning of cloth and tank prevents issues.

Troubleshooting

Motor Not Operating

Possible causes and solutions for motor failure.

Reduced Suction and Noise

Causes and solutions for reduced suction and noise.

Maintenance Indicator Diagram

Illustration related to maintenance indicators.

Insufficient Operating Time

Causes and solutions for short operating time.

Error Codes

E1 Error

Device turns off and does not charge; cause: Short-circuit.

E2 Error (Charger Voltage Low)

Device does not charge; cause: Charger voltage low.

E3 Error (Low Battery)

Device turns off; cause: Low battery.

E5 Error (Motor Short-Circuit)

Device turns off and displays E3; cause: Motor short-circuit when battery is low.

E6 Error (Motor Overload)

Device turns off and displays E5; cause: Main motor overload (second level).

E9 Error (Temperature)

Device turns off and displays E9; cause: Temperature too high or low.

E7 Error (Battery Fault)

Device stops or does not turn on showing E7; cause: Battery fault.

E8 Error (NTC Error)

Device turns off and displays E8; cause: NTC error.

High-Efficiency Filter Indicator

Filter not installed indication.

Blocked Inlet Filter Indicator

Dust tank or inlet filter blocked.

Hair in Long Brush Indicator

Long brush full of hair.

Blocked Long Brush Indicator

Blocked long brush.

Error Code Notes

Notes on low battery warning and error code behavior.

Technical Specifications

Product Reference

Product model number.

Product Name

Product name.

Voltage and Frequency

Power requirements.

Battery Specifications

Battery specifications.

Motor Power Rating

Motor power rating.

Brush Power Rating

Brush motor power rating.

Origin Information

Manufacturing and design origin.

Disposal of Old Electrical Appliances

WEEE Directive Compliance

Disposal guidelines according to WEEE directive.

Consumer Disposal Guidance

Contact local authorities for appliance/battery disposal info.

Technical Support and Warranty

Warranty Coverage

2-year warranty from purchase date with proof and proper use.

Warranty Exclusions Overview

Situations not covered by the warranty.

Warranty Exclusion: Misuse

Warranty excluded for misuse, damage, moisture, corrosive substances.

Warranty Exclusion: Unauthorized Repair

Unauthorized disassembly, modification, or repair voids warranty.

Warranty Exclusion: Wear and Tear

Warranty does not cover normal wear and tear.

Warranty Coverage Scope

Warranty covers manufacturing defects for 2 years, excluding consumables.

Contact Support

Contact Cecotec Support at +34 963 210 728 for issues or doubts.

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