To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Genius Vacuum Cleaner suction weak?
There are several reasons why your Genius Vacuum Cleaner might have poor suction: * The metal or HEPA filter could be blocked and needs cleaning. * The battery may be discharged, requiring a charge. * The dust container might be full and needs emptying. * The metal or HEPA filter could be damaged, in which case you should order a replacement filter from your local retailer.
How to troubleshoot a Genius SP-001 A Vacuum Cleaner that won't turn on?
If your Genius handheld vacuum cleaner isn't functioning, consider these potential causes: * The battery might be completely discharged, so charge it. * The power supply may not be properly connected to the plug socket or the vacuum cleaner. Ensure it's correctly inserted into both. * If using the charging station, check that the vacuum cleaner is making proper contact with the station, and that the charging station has been correctly mounted. * Ensure the dust container is correctly installed with the release button on the same side as the On/Off switch. * When charging in the charging station, make sure the brush attachment is attached and folded in to ensure proper contact.
What to do if the charging display on my Genius SP-001 A Vacuum Cleaner is not lighting up?
If the charging display on your Genius Vacuum Cleaner isn't lighting up, it's likely that the power supply isn't correctly connected to the plug socket or the handheld vacuum cleaner. Make sure the power supply is properly inserted into the plug socket and that the power connector is correctly inserted into the charging socket or charging base.
General| Brand | Genius |
|---|---|
| Model | SP-001 A |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Guidance on retaining the user manual and understanding symbols and signal words.
Defines the intended use of the handheld vacuum cleaner for private, dry dirt suction.
Details electrical safety precautions, including proper connection and avoiding water.
Specifies age limits and supervision requirements for children using the device.
Outlines precautions to prevent damage to the vacuum cleaner itself.
Instructions for carefully opening the package to avoid damaging the device.
Steps to assemble and position the charging station for use.
Procedures for charging the device via the base or vehicle adapter.
How to operate the power switch and understand the charging display indicators.
Warnings against sucking up liquids, flammable materials, sharp objects, or covering vents.
Steps for attaching nozzles/attachments, turning on, vacuuming, and turning off.
Steps to empty the dust container, clean it, and reattach it securely.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reinserting the metal and Hepa filters.
Warnings against immersing the unit, using steam cleaners, or harsh chemicals.
Detailed steps for cleaning the dust container, filters, and exterior of the vacuum cleaner.
Solutions for issues where the device shows no function or the charging display is not lighting up.
Causes and solutions for reduced suction power, such as blocked filters or full dust container.
Explains why dust might be coming from air vents and how to fix it.
Guidelines on not disposing of old devices or batteries in household waste, with symbols.
Legal obligations for disposing of batteries and accumulators separately and in discharged condition.
Details model, dimensions, power output, and manufacturer information.
Lists input voltage, frequency, output details, and efficiency ratings for the power supply.
Contact information for questions about the device or spare parts.
