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Fault Possible cause and solutions
– Open the inspection flap on the left hand side of the
device. This can be done by inserting a coin into the
groove (1).
The magnetic latch on the inspection flap comes open (2).
You can now clearly see inside the suction channel.
– Remove any objects that are blocking the suction channel
(3). To do this, use an appropriate blunt object (e.g.
screwdriver, crochet hook).
– Press the inspection flap down to close it again.
The magnetic latch on the inspection flap will click into
place and it is now firmly closed.
– Also check whether the suction openings between the
sealing lips are clear. If necessary, shake out any objects
inside.
The joint connector of the
DuoClean is blocked.
– Remove the blockage with a suitable blunt tool (e.g. screw
driver, crochet hook).
The DuoClean is making an
unusual noise.
It is possible that the device has not been closed correctly or
that the cloth holder frame has not been mounted correctly.
– Check whether the inspection flap is closed correctly and
close it if not.
– Check the cloth holder frame is correctly inserted and
locked into place.
It is possible that the tank is not correctly installed.
– Switch the cordless vacuum cleaner off.
– Install the tank, see Removing, filling and inserting the
tank [}55].
– Switch the cordless vacuum cleaner back on again.
The inspection flap does
not close/does not remain
closed.
It is possible that the holding magnet is dirty.
– Switch the cordless vacuum cleaner off.
– Clean the surface of the magnet.
It is possible that the suction channel is still wet.
– Switch the cordless vacuum cleaner off.
– Using a kitchen towel, dry the area of the suction channel
that is exposed by the inspection flap
.
– Let the suction channel dry before continuing.
The DuoClean is swivelling
excessively.
The cleaning cloth is not fixed properly.
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