6
Fig. 15
Fig. 16
Fig. 17
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
A
B
3 Empty the contents of the dust container
(7). See fig. 15.
NOTE: The dust container (7) can be
washed in warm water. A small amount of
washing up liquid may be added. A brush
may be used to remove stubborn dust. Rinse
the dust container (7) thoroughly and
remove the excess water with a dry cloth.
Dry the dust container (7) thoroughly (24
hours is preferred) before refitting to the
vacuum cleaner.
Never operate your vacuum cleaner without
the dust container (7) fitted.
4 Put the filter set back into the dust
container (7). See fig. 14.
5 Put the dust container (7) back into the
vacuum cleaner. See fig. 13.
REPLACING/CLEANING THE FILTERS
• Filters should be replaced at least twice
a year or when they become visibly soiled.
• Disconnect from the wall socket before
cleaning/replacing the filters.
Always operate the vacuum cleaner with all
the filters installed to avoid motor damage.
Cleaning the cartridge filter
1 Remove the dust container (7) from the
vacuum cleaner. See fig. 13.
2 Remove the filter set from the dust
container (7) by lifting the white lid off
the dust container (7). See fig. 14.
3 Remove the cartridge filter (15) by
turning it counter-clockwise (A) and pull
it out (B). See fig. 16.
4 Remove the protector mesh (16) from
the cartridge filter (15). See fig. 17.
5 Shake the dirt from the cartridge filter
(15) and the protector mesh (16) into a
bin. See fig. 18.
6 If necessary the cartridge filter (15) and
protector mesh (16) can be rinsed, with
cold water, under a tap. See fig. 19.
7 Air dry for approximately 24 hours, to
ensure they are completely dry before re-
using. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme
drying circumstances eg. hairdryer etc.
See fig. 20.
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