Minimise dust contact
Empty as soon as the dirt reaches the MAX level – don’t overfill. Using your
machine when the dirt is above the MAX line may affect the performance
and require more frequent filter washing.
Emptying your bin
Press the red wand release button, on the top of the wand, and pull the wand away
from the bin.
Hold the machine over the bin, pointing downwards.
Firmly push the red bin release button. The bin will slide down, cleaning the shroud
as it goes, and the bin base will open.
The bin base won’t open if the red bin release button isn’t pushed down all the way.
Release the dirt
Cover your bin tightly in a dust proof bag while you empty. Remove the bin carefully,
seal the bag tightly and dispose.
Close your bin
Push the bin base upwards until the bin and bin base click into place.
Remove your wand
If it is necessary to clean your bin, empty it as shown in the ‘Emptying your bin’ section.
Press the red button located on the bin runner to release the bin and slide your bin off the runner.
Only clean your bin with a damp cloth.
Make sure that the bin and seals are completely dry before replacing.
Cleaning your bin
Remove your bin
Refit your bin
Overfilling your bin could result in inaccurate readings on the particle graph.
Insert the spine on to the bin runner.
Close your bin by pushing the bin base upwards until the bin and bin base click into place.
Your bin isn’t dishwasher safe and the use of detergents, polishes or air fresheners to clean your bin
isn’t recommended, as it may damage your machine.
The MAX mark on the bin of
the machine, showing that
the dirt should not be filled
over the Max mark when
the machine is at the angle
of normal use.
Illustration of the bin being
emptied into a bag with imag-
es demonstrating to take care
not to press the trigger when
emptying the bin.
The bin lid closing with an audible
click and the bin being pushed up-
wards with another click once it is fully
in place.
The bin being removed and the
location of the bin release lever on
the underside of the bin runner.
The bin being pushed back
into position on the bin
runner.
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