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OPERATION
• Once power is restored, product will reset and
then product can be removed from emptying
station.
• The sound of the high-performance motor may
be louder than the existing wireless vacuum
cleaner. It is normal to hear sounds such as the
vacuum cleaner, dust bin cover opening,
product operating unit, and suction.
• During the vacuum cleaner dust emptying
operation, a stronger suction force is applied
just before the dust emptying operation finishes.
The sound may increase, however this is normal
and does not indicate a fault.
• During the dust emptying operation, the
product and spare battery are not charged for
safety reasons.
• Replace the dust bag every 3 months to maintain
the dust emptying performance. The frequency
of replacing dust bag may vary depending on the
environment.
• The dust bin may not be emptied completely
under certain conditions (very full, contains long
hairs, etc.). If this happens, press
Start/Stop
to
repeat the emptying process.
• Clean the dust bin's inside, the easy dust
emptying lever and the large dust separator to
remove remaining dust. For more information,
see the vacuum cleaner owner's manual.
• The AUTO dust emptying function may not be
able to remove dust and debris from the
cleaner’s canister if the Kompressor lever
function has been used repeatedly. A build-up of
compressed dust and debris within the canister
from using the Kompressor lever repeatedly, will
need to be removed by hand after using the
AUTO function.
• Before attaching the vacuum cleaner to the
product ensure that the Cyclonic Mesh Filter in
the vacuum cleaner dust bin is locked securely
into its correct position. Failing to do so will
cause it to become stuck in the product when an
auto or manual mode is engaged.
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