Cleanmaxx PC-P008E User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Sandra GordonAug 21, 2025
Why Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner has low suction force?
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  Dr. Robert KellyAug 21, 2025
  Low suction force in your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner can occur due to several reasons: the battery may be too weak (charge the battery), the dust container may be full (empty it), the filter or filter holder may be heavily contaminated (clean it), or the suction opening/nozzle may be blocked (switch off the device and remove the blockage). Also, some items may be too big or heavy for the device to pick up.
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Mark HaleyAug 23, 2025
What to do if Cleanmaxx PC-P008E battery is not charging?
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  iwilsonAug 23, 2025
  If the battery of your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner isn't charging and the lamps on the charging station are off, ensure the device is correctly seated in the charging station. Also, check that the mains adapter is properly connected to both the plug socket and the charging station. Try a different plug socket, and check the fuse of the mains connection.
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Chris BrownAug 25, 2025
What to do if dust escapes from Cleanmaxx PC-P008E?
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  evan20Aug 25, 2025
  If dust escapes from your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner during cleaning, check that the dust container and filter have been inserted correctly and adjust if necessary. Also, verify that the dust container is closed correctly. If the filter or filter holder is heavily contaminated, clean it.
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Jennifer WhiteheadAug 26, 2025
Why Cleanmaxx PC-P008E Vacuum Cleaner has unusual odor?
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  Kevin WardAug 27, 2025
  A new odor is normal when your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner is used for the first time; it disappears after a while.
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Dwayne WagnerAug 28, 2025
Why does my Cleanmaxx PC-P008E have low suction?
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  jason81Aug 28, 2025
  There are several reasons why your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner might have low suction: * The battery may be too weak - charge the battery. * The dust container might be full - empty the dust container. * The filter or filter holder might be heavily contaminated - clean it. * The suction opening/nozzle could be blocked - switch off the device and remove the blockage. * Some items might be too big or heavy for the device to pick up.
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David EdwardsAug 29, 2025
Why is dust escaping from my Cleanmaxx PC-P008E?
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  Lisa CoxAug 29, 2025
  If dust escapes from your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner during cleaning, check whether the dust container and filter have been inserted correctly and adjust the fit if necessary. Also, check whether the dust container is closed correctly. If the filter or the filter holder is heavily contaminated, clean it. If the filter is worn or damaged, replace it.
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Brian PooleAug 31, 2025
Why does my Cleanmaxx PC-P008E have an unusual odor?
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  William ZhangAug 31, 2025
  A new odour is normal when the Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner is used for the first time; it disappears after a while.
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Sean Jimenez DDSSep 1, 2025
Why is my Cleanmaxx PC-P008E Vacuum Cleaner suction power so weak?
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  William FergusonSep 2, 2025
  The suction power of your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner might be weak due to several reasons: * The battery may be too weak – charge it up. * The dust container might be full – empty it. * The HEPA filter might be heavily laden with dirt – clean it according to the “Cleaning and storage” chapter. * The suction opening could be plugged – turn off the device and remove the blockage. * Particles may be caught in the carpet or are too large/heavy – remove the debris by hand.
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lindseyjacksonSep 3, 2025
What to do if dust escapes from Cleanmaxx PC-P008E during cleaning?
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  walter85Sep 3, 2025
  If dust escapes from your Cleanmaxx Vacuum Cleaner during cleaning, check the following: * Ensure the dust container and filter holder are inserted correctly. * Verify the dust container is closed correctly. * If the HEPA filter is heavily contaminated, clean it according to the “Cleaning and storage” chapter. * If the HEPA filter is worn or damaged, replace it.

Cleanmaxx PC-P008E Specifications

General

Weight	4.5 kg
Filtration System	HEPA
Cord Length	5 m
Type	Bagless
Dust Capacity	1.2 L

Summary

Explanation of Symbols

Safety and Information Symbols

Explains symbols for injury risks, supplementary info, electrical safety, and energy class.

Explanation of Signal Words

DANGER and WARNING Signal Levels

Defines DANGER (serious injury/life) and WARNING (possible serious injury/life).

CAUTION and NOTICE Signal Levels

Defines CAUTION (moderate injury) and NOTICE (property damage).

Proper Use Guidelines

Intended Use and Prohibited Substances

For normal household dust; lists substances not to be vacuumed.

Warranty and Service Information

Details warranty exclusions for improper handling and unauthorized repairs.

Critical Safety Instructions

General Safety Warning Statement

Read all notices; failure may cause shock, fire, or injuries.

User Age and Supervision Requirements

Guidelines for children's use and supervision needs.

Device and Charger Safety Precautions

Disconnect from power, avoid liquids, use correct charger.

Device Condition and Damage Protocol

Inspect for damage; replace damaged parts immediately.

Electric Shock and Water Hazards

Warnings regarding water immersion, wet hands, and high humidity.

Injury Risks: Suffocation, Strangulation, Stuck, Falling

Keep away from packaging, cables, nozzles; prevent trip hazards.

Injury Risks: Corrosive Battery Acid Handling

Keep batteries from children; handle acid spills carefully.

Fire and Property Damage Prevention

Avoid flammable materials, blockages, and improper cable handling.

Device Protection and Part Integrity

Protect from heat, moisture; use original spare parts.

Product Contents

List of Included Accessories and Components

Lists all parts included with the vacuum cleaner for user verification.

Device and Accessories Overview

Identification of Main Device Components

Labels and identifies the key parts of the handheld vacuum cleaner.

Description of Key Accessories

Explains the function of the articulated suction tube, floor nozzle, and upholstery nozzle.

Specialized Nozzles and Attachment Details

Describes the tile nozzle, brush nozzle, furniture edge brush, and dusting mop.

Suction Hose, Angle Piece, and Adapters

Explains suction hose, angle piece, extension tubes, and nozzle adapters.

Pre-Use Preparation and Charging

Initial Device Preparation Steps

Remove packaging, labels; retain rating plate and warnings.

Importance of Full Battery Charge

Charge battery fully before first use for maximum capacity.

Rechargeable Battery Charging Process

Step-by-Step Battery Charging Guide

Detailed instructions for connecting and charging the battery.

Understanding Charging Indicator Lights

Explains the function of charging status and operating lamps.

Signal for Full Battery Charge

Identifies when the battery is fully charged based on indicator lamps.

Safe Disconnection of Charging Equipment

Procedure for safely disconnecting the mains adapter and battery.

Wall Bracket Installation

Guide to Mounting the Wall Bracket

Instructions for securely mounting the wall bracket to the wall.

Device Assembly and Attachment Guide

Connecting Suction Hose and Main Accessories

How to attach the suction hose, floor nozzle, and upholstery nozzle.

Attaching Brush, Tile, and Mop Attachments

How to connect these attachments using the appropriate nozzle adapter.

Attaching Small Nozzles and Adapters

How to connect small nozzles using the small nozzle adapter.

Dust Container Removal and Insertion

Instructions for removing and inserting the dust container.

Operating the Vacuum Cleaner

Pre-Operation Checks and Setup

Ensure no large objects, check dust container, clean filter.

Battery Status Monitoring During Use

How to interpret battery charge status lamps during operation.

Accessory Selection for Cleaning Tasks

How to choose and attach the correct accessory for cleaning tasks.

Device Power On and Off Procedures

Methods for switching the vacuum cleaner on and off.

Vacuuming Technique and Tube Adjustment

Guidance on operating the device and adjusting the articulated tube.

Post-Use Cleaning of Dust Container

Empty and clean the dust container after each cleaning session.

Cleaning, Maintenance, and Storage

Filter Cleaning and Care Instructions

Warnings on cleaning HEPA/foam filters; not machine washable.

Housing Cleaning and Material Care

Clean housing with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners.

HEPA Filter Color Change Notification

Color change in HEPA filter is normal and does not affect function.

Cleaning the HEPA Filter and Its Holder

Detailed steps for cleaning the HEPA filter and its holder.

Cleaning Motor Unit, Tubes, and Nozzles

How to wipe down the motor unit, tubes, hoses, and nozzles.

Cleaning the Electrical Floor Nozzle Brush

Instructions for removing and cleaning the brush from the floor nozzle.

Storage

Optimal Storage Environment and Location

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and children/animals.

Long-Term Storage Battery Removal

Remove the rechargeable battery if the device will not be used for a long period.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Device Power and Start-up Troubleshooting

Solutions for slow operation or failure to start (battery, container, filter).

Weak Suction Power Troubleshooting

Addresses weak suction due to blockages, container fill, or filter issues.

Dust Escape Troubleshooting Steps

How to fix dust escaping from the device during cleaning.

Battery Charging System Fault Diagnosis

Solutions for issues when the battery is not charging.

Explanation of Initial Odour

Clarifies that initial odour is normal and temporary.

Technical Specifications and Data

Device and Battery Specifications Overview

Details product number, model, voltage, output, and battery capacity.

Mains Adapter and Charging Station Details

Information on input/output specifications for the mains adapter and station.

Product Disposal and Recycling

Packaging Material Recycling Instructions

Guidance on recycling packaging materials environmentally.

Battery and Device Disposal Regulations (WEEE)

Instructions for disposing of batteries and the device as WEEE.

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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Cleanmaxx PC-P008E Specifications

Summary

Explanation of Symbols

Safety and Information Symbols

Explanation of Signal Words

DANGER and WARNING Signal Levels

CAUTION and NOTICE Signal Levels

Proper Use Guidelines

Intended Use and Prohibited Substances

Warranty and Service Information

Critical Safety Instructions

General Safety Warning Statement

User Age and Supervision Requirements

Device and Charger Safety Precautions

Device Condition and Damage Protocol

Electric Shock and Water Hazards

Injury Risks: Suffocation, Strangulation, Stuck, Falling

Injury Risks: Corrosive Battery Acid Handling

Fire and Property Damage Prevention

Device Protection and Part Integrity

Product Contents

List of Included Accessories and Components

Device and Accessories Overview

Identification of Main Device Components

Description of Key Accessories

Specialized Nozzles and Attachment Details

Suction Hose, Angle Piece, and Adapters

Pre-Use Preparation and Charging

Initial Device Preparation Steps

Importance of Full Battery Charge

Rechargeable Battery Charging Process

Step-by-Step Battery Charging Guide

Understanding Charging Indicator Lights

Signal for Full Battery Charge

Safe Disconnection of Charging Equipment

Wall Bracket Installation

Guide to Mounting the Wall Bracket

Device Assembly and Attachment Guide

Connecting Suction Hose and Main Accessories

Attaching Brush, Tile, and Mop Attachments

Attaching Small Nozzles and Adapters

Dust Container Removal and Insertion

Operating the Vacuum Cleaner

Pre-Operation Checks and Setup

Battery Status Monitoring During Use

Accessory Selection for Cleaning Tasks

Device Power On and Off Procedures

Vacuuming Technique and Tube Adjustment

Post-Use Cleaning of Dust Container

Cleaning, Maintenance, and Storage

Filter Cleaning and Care Instructions

Housing Cleaning and Material Care

HEPA Filter Color Change Notification

Cleaning the HEPA Filter and Its Holder

Cleaning Motor Unit, Tubes, and Nozzles

Cleaning the Electrical Floor Nozzle Brush

Storage

Optimal Storage Environment and Location

Long-Term Storage Battery Removal

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Device Power and Start-up Troubleshooting

Weak Suction Power Troubleshooting

Dust Escape Troubleshooting Steps

Battery Charging System Fault Diagnosis

Explanation of Initial Odour

Technical Specifications and Data

Device and Battery Specifications Overview

Mains Adapter and Charging Station Details

Product Disposal and Recycling

Packaging Material Recycling Instructions

Battery and Device Disposal Regulations (WEEE)

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