This document is a user manual for a Hoover upright vacuum cleaner, providing instructions for assembly, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Function Description
The Hoover upright vacuum cleaner is designed for domestic cleaning, offering effortless cleaning for various floor types. It features a powerful suction system to remove dirt and debris from carpets and hard floors. The cleaner can be used with or without cleaning tools, providing versatility for different cleaning tasks, including stairs and hard-to-reach areas. Certain models include a "Pet Hair & Allergen Remover" for enhanced cleaning of pet hair and allergens. The appliance is designed for ease of use with features like a carpet care control selector to adjust nozzle height based on floor type and a simple on/off switch.
Important Technical Specifications
While specific technical specifications like motor wattage or suction power are not detailed in the provided pages, the manual highlights several functional aspects:
- Power Supply: Operates via an electrical outlet.
- Dust Container: Features a removable dust container for easy emptying. The MAX level mark indicates the maximum fill capacity.
- Filtration System: Includes a pre-motor filter that requires periodic washing.
- Wiper Blade: An optional front wiper blade can be fitted to improve energy efficiency, though it may make the product harder to push.
- Safety Standards: Complies with European Directives 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU, and 2011/65/EU.
- Quality Standard: Manufactured using a quality system that meets the requirements of ISO 9001.
Usage Features
The Hoover vacuum cleaner offers several user-friendly features:
- Assembly: Simple handle insertion and tool placement.
- Power Control: An easy-to-access on/off switch for operation.
- Cleaner Release: A foot-operated release mechanism allows the handle to recline for cleaning under low furniture.
- Carpet Care Control Selector: A selector with four settings to adjust nozzle height for different floor types:
- Setting 1: Best performance and energy efficiency for short to medium pile carpets, hard wooden floors, floors with crevices, and ceramic tiles.
- Setting 2: For medium pile carpets, delicate floor coverings like vinyl, linoleum, and parquet.
- Setting 3: For longer pile carpets, reducing motion resistance.
- Setting 4: For luxury carpets and tool mode.
- Important Note: Not recommended for loop pile carpets with pile greater than 30mm.
- Cleaning Tools:
- Hose: Detachable hose for extended reach.
- Crevice Tool/Dusting Brush: A multi-functional tool that attaches to the hose end connector. The dusting brush function is activated by pressing a button and sliding it to the end of the crevice tool.
- Pet Hair & Allergen Remover (Certain models only): An attachment for specialized pet hair removal.
- Tool Holder: Integrated storage for the crevice tool/dusting brush.
- Stair Cleaning: Instructions emphasize working with the cleaner positioned below the user for safety.
- Handle Storage: The handle can be lifted and the tube inserted into a handle storage holder for compact storage.
- Dust Container Emptying: An "easy open button" at the rear of the dust container allows for hygienic emptying without direct contact with dust.
Maintenance Features
Regular maintenance is crucial for optimal performance, and the manual provides clear instructions:
- Dust Container Maintenance:
- Removal: Press the bin release button to detach the dust container.
- Emptying: Hold the container over a bin and press the easy open button.
- Separator Cleaning: The separator can be removed by rotating the lid anti-clockwise, lifted out, tapped over a bin to remove dirt, and then refitted.
- Filter Maintenance:
- Pre-Motor Filter: Located within the bin lid, it can be detached by rotating the lid anti-clockwise. It should be washed under warm water every 3 bin empties, excess water removed, and left to dry for 24 hours before refitting.
- Belt or Brush Maintenance:
- Checking: If the cleaner is not picking up efficiently, check the dust container, filters, and for blockages.
- Foot Plate Removal: Turn the machine over and remove 7 screws to access the belt and brush.
- Belt Replacement: Remove the old belt, then locate the new belt around the motor spindle and the brush. Stretch the belt and slot brush mountings into the housing. Rotate the brush to ensure free movement.
- Brush Replacement: The manual implies the brush can be replaced along with the belt.
- Refitting: Secure the sole plate with screws.
- Clearing Blockages:
- Common Causes: Overfilling the dust container or picking up large solid objects.
- Checking Points: Inspect cleaning tools, hose handgrip, the hose (by stretching it to full length), brushes (for debris and rotation), and the hose socket.
- Safety Reminders for Maintenance: Always switch off the cleaner and remove the plug from the electricity supply before attempting any maintenance or checking brushes.
The manual also includes a user checklist for troubleshooting common issues and provides information on Hoover Service, genuine spares, and the product guarantee. It emphasizes not running the cleaner over the supply cord to prevent damage.
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