To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix an LG A9K-PRO1G Vacuum Cleaner that is not charging?
If your LG Vacuum Cleaner isn't charging, ensure the power adapter is firmly connected to the charging station and that the power cord is securely plugged in. Also, check the charging terminals for any dirt or foreign objects and remove them with a dry cloth.
Why is the suction power on my LG A9K-PRO1G Vacuum Cleaner so weak?
If the suction power of your LG Vacuum Cleaner is weak, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the dust bin is full and empty it if necessary. Clogged filters can also reduce suction, so clean both the pre-filter and the exhaust filter. Additionally, inspect the inlet and rotating brush for any obstructions like thread or hair and remove them. Also, check the extension pipe for any foreign objects.
What to do if my LG A9K-PRO1G Vacuum Cleaner does not turn on?
If your LG Vacuum Cleaner isn't turning on, the battery might be completely discharged, so you should charge the battery. Alternatively, make sure the appliance is actually turned on by pressing the Power button.
Why is my LG A9K-PRO1G blowing hot air?
If you notice hot air coming from the body of your LG Vacuum Cleaner, and the appliance is running normally, this is likely due to the motor cooling and isn't a sign of a malfunction.
What to do if the Kompressor lever on my LG A9K-PRO1G does not return?
If the Kompressor lever on your LG Vacuum Cleaner isn't returning, it's possible that foreign objects are lodged in the cyclonic mesh filter. Remove the cyclonic mesh filter and use the provided cleaning brush to clean it.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | A9K-PRO1G |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols, critical warnings for safe appliance operation.
Precautions for battery, installation, operation, maintenance, and disposal.
Specific safety warnings for mop nozzle use and general operation cautions.
Identifies components, accessories, kits, and technical details.
Steps for charging station setup, accessory storage, and final appliance assembly.
Initial setup, pre-use checks, suction adjustment, and battery charging.
Mop nozzle operation, water tank management, and using other accessories.
Connecting to the app, features, and using the diagnostic feature.
General cleaning, dust bin emptying, filter care, and nozzle maintenance.
Common operational problems, noise, odor, Wi-Fi issues, and mop nozzle troubleshooting.
General product info, warranty, and external power supply specifications.
