10
USING
YOUR DYSON
MACHINE
PLEASE
READ
THE "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS" IN THIS
DYSON OPERATING
MANUAL
BEFORE PROCEEDING.
ASSEMBLY
Loy the
machine
on
its bock.
Attach the
cleaner head by sliding it on to the connections on the
lower
front
port
of
the boll. Ensure the electrical plug
on
the cleaner
head fits into the twin - block
connection
on the
body
of
the machine,
which
is
directly above the airway. Push
firm
l
y:
the cleaner head will
click
into place.
Stand the
machine
up
straight.
Attach the
wand
handle
by sliding it
on
to
the
top
of
the
machine
. The spring clip in the
handle
will click into place.
Ensure the hose
is
straight. Press the
purple
button on the hose. Slide
the
wand
into the hose.
Ensure the
wand
and
hose sit in the recess
of
the
handle
. Slide the
end
of
the wand
dow
n into the
handle
to
secure it.
Close the
wand
cop.
Slide the tool
holder
onto
the side
of
the
duct
as shown.
Ensure the
cyclone
and
clear
bin
unit
is
secured
to
the
main
body
of
the machine.
Slide the tool
holder
onto
the side
of
the
duct
as shown.
Attach the
tools
as
shown. In use, the tools con be attached to either
the hose
or
the wand.
Wind
the cable
around
the
cable
hooks. Secure with the clip.
OPERATION
Unwind
the cable.
Plug
the
machine
into the
mains
electricity supply.
To
switch
'ON'
or
'
OFF'
press the
purple
power
button, located
as shown.
To
use, recline the handle. The stabilizer stand will
automatically
lift
up.
After
use, return the
machine
to the
upright
position, pushing it
firmly
into
place. The stabilizer wheels will
automatically
lower.
Then
unplug
the machine, coil the
cable
safely
and
put the
machine
away
.
Switch
'OFF' the machine,
unplug
and
ensure it
is
upright
before:
-
changing
or
using tools
- removing the hose
or
airway
inspection ports.
Use the
cyclone
cor
ry
handle
to
corry
the machine.
CARPETS
OR HARD FLOORS
The brush
bar
will
alway
s
default
to
'ON
' (spinning) each time you
switch the machine
'ON'
and
recline it
for
cleaning.
The brush
bar
will not rotate
when
the
appliance
is
upright.
To
switch the brush
bar
'OFF'
(e
.g.
for
delicate rugs
and
delicate
flooring):
- switch the
machine
'
ON'
- recline the machine
-press
the brush
bar
'
ON/OFF'
button-
the brush bar will
stop spinning.
The brush
bar
will
automatically
stop
if
it becomes obstructed. See
'Brush
bar
-
clearing
obstructions'.
Before vacuuming
your
flooring,
rugs
and
carpets, check the
manufacturer's
recommended
cleaning
instructions.
Some carpets
may
fuzz
if
a rotating brush
bar
is
used when
vacuuming
. If this happens, we
recommend
vacuuming
with the brush
bar
switched 'OFF'
and
consulting with the
flooring
manufacturer.
The brush
bar
on the
machine
may
damage
some carpet types. If you
ore unsure, turn
'OFF'
the brush bar.
Check the brush
bar
regularly
and
clear
away
any debris (such
as
hair). Debris left on the brush
bar
may
cause
damage
to
flooring
when
vacuuming
.
ATTACHMENTS
To
release the
wand,
open
the
wand
cop
and
pull the
purple
tube
up
and
away
from
the
handle
until it clicks into place.
Should
you wish to use the hose
without
the
wand,
f
ollow
the above
instruction
and
press the
purple
button
to release the
wand
from
the hose.
LOOKING
AFTER
YOUR
DYSON
MACHINE
Do
not corry
out
any
maintenance
or
repair
work
other
than
that
shown
and
described in this Dyson
Operating
Manual,
or
advised by
the Dyson
Helpline.
Only
use
ports
recommended
by Dyson. If you
do
not this
may
invalidate your
warranty
.
Store the
machine
indoors.
Do
not use
or
store it
below
37.4"F
(3
°C).
Ensure the
machine
is
at
room
temperature
before
operating.
Clean
the
machine
only
with a
dry
cloth.
Do
not use
any
lubricants,
cleaning
agents, polishes
or
air
fresheners
on
any
port
of
the machine.
If used in a
garage,
always
wipe
the bose plate
and
boll with a
dry
cloth
after
vacuuming
to
clean
off
any sand, dirt,
or
pebbles that
could
damage
delicate floors.
VACUUMING
Do
not use
without
the clear bin
and
filters
in
pla
ce.
Fine
dirt
such
as
plaster dust
or
flour
should
only
be vacuumed in very
small amounts.
Do
not use the
machine
to pick
up
sharp
hard
obiects, small toys,
pins,
paper
clips, etc. They
may
damage
the
machine
.
When
vacuuming, certain carpets
may
generate small static charges
in
the clear
bin
or
wand.
These ore harmless
and
ore not
as
s
ociated
with the mains electricity supply.
To
minimize any effect
from
this
(small static charge),
do
not put
your
hand
or
insert any
obiect
into the
clear bin unless you hove first
emptied
it
and
cleaned it with a
damp
cloth
(see
'Clean
ing the
clear
bin').
Do
not
work
with the
machine
above
you
on
the stairs.
When
cleaning
stairs it
is
recommended
that
you use a tool on the end
of
the hose
rather than the wand.
Do
not
put
the
machine
on
choirs,
tab
l
es
, etc.
Before
vacuuming
highly
polished floors, such
as
wood
or
linoleum,
first check
that
the underside
of
the
floor
tool
and
its brushes ore free
from
foreign obiects
that
could
cause
marking
.
Do
not leave the cleaner
head
in
one
place
on
delicate floors.
EMPTYING
THE
CLEAR BIN
Empty
as
soon as the
dirt
reaches the level
of
the
MAX
mark-
do
not
overfill.
Switch 'OFF'
and
unplug
before
emptying
the clear bin.
To
remove the cyclone
and
clear
bin
unit, press
down
on the purple
button
on
the
top
of
the
carrying
handle
on
the cyclone.
To
release the dirt, press all the
way
down
on
the some
purple
button
on
the
top
of
the
carrying
handle
on
the cyclone.
To
minimize
dust/allergen
contact
when
emptying
, encase the
clear
bin
tightly in a plastic
bog
and
empty.
Remove the
clear
bin carefully
from
the
bog.
Seal the
bog
tightly, dispose
as
normal.
To
refit:
-ensure
the
airway
in the bin bose
is
clear
of
dust
and
dirt
- close the clear bin bose so it clicks into place
- push the cyclone
and
clear
bin
unit
into
the
main
body
of
the
machine
; it will click
into
place
-ensu
re the cyclone
and
clear bin
unit
is secure.
CLEANING
THE
CLEAR
BIN
To
separate the cyclone
unit
from
the clear
bin
press the
purple
button
to
open
the clear bin bose. This exposes a small silver button
behind
the
opening
mechanism.
Press
the silver button
and
separate the
cyclone unit
from
the
clear
bin.
Do
not use
de
tergents, polishes
or
air
fresheners
to
clean the
clear bin.
Do
not
put
the clear
bin
in a dishwasher.
Do
not immerse the
whole
cyclone in water
or
pour
water into
the
cyclones.
Clean
the cyclone shroud with a
damp
cloth only.
Ensure the clear bin
is
completely
dry
before
replacing.
WASHING
YOUR
FILTERS
Your
machine
has
two
washable
filters, located
as
shown.
Check
and
wash the filters regularly
according
to
instructions to
maintain
performance.
Switch 'OFF'
and
unplug
before
checking
or
removing the filters.
The filters
may
require
more
frequent
washing
if
vacuuming fine dust
or
carpet cleaning
powde
r
s.
Wash with cold water only.
Do
not use detergents.
Do
not put the filters in a dishwasher, washing machine,
tumble
drye
r,
oven, microwave
or
near
a naked
flame.
FILTER
A
Remove
cyclone
and
clear
bin
(see
'Emptying the
cl
e
ar
bin
').
Release the catch
on
the
front
of
the cyclone
handle
and then remove
the
filter.
Wash the filter with
cold
water only.
Hold
unde
r a top
and
run
water
through
the
open
end until the water runs clear. Turn upside
down
and
top out.
Run
water over the outside
of
the filter until the
water
runs clear.
Squeeze
and
twist with
both
hands to make sure the excess water
is
removed.
Stand the
filter on its wide,
ope
n end to dry. Leave to
dry
completely
for
a
minimum
of
24 hours.
Replace
the filter into the cyclone. Swing the
handle
bock into place.
Ensure the latch
cl
icks to
engage
and
is
secure. Fit the cyclone
and
clear bin unit
onto
the
machine
(i
nstructions above).
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