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trical safety devices should be
made.
14.This appliance can be used
by children aged from 8 years
and above and persons with
reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge if
they have been given super-
vision or instruction concern-
ing use of the appliance in a
safe way and understand the
hazards involved.
15. Children shall be supervised
to make sure that they do not
play with the appliance.
16. Cleaning and user mainte-
nance shall not be made by
children without supervision.
1 Starting / stopping
1. Place the appliance plug of the cable in the motor sock-
et. Plug the cable into the wall socket.
Press button 1. to start the motor
Press button 1. again to stop it.
After cleaning, unplug the cable from the wall socket.
Detaching the power cord
To prolong the life of your cord, detach it from the motor
each time after cleaning, roll it up loosely and store it.
2 Note
Do not roll the cord tightly around the motor as this will
place a strain on the cord and considerably shorten its life.
3 Micro-Static Filter
The grey Micro-Static fi lter on the top of the motor attracts
and retains micro-particles effi ciently. In order to ensure a
constant cleaning of the exhaust air and to avoid over-
heating of the motor, it is essential that the fi lter is re-
placed regularly. The Micro-Static fi lter should be replaced
after approx. 50 hours use, equivalent to one year of
domestic use.
Replacing
1. Turn the two screws with a coin until their slots are verti-
cal.
2. Release the handle by a gentle downward pressure
at its centre. Press until both ends spring out from the
motor recess.
3. Lift off the exhaust grill and the fi lter. The sound absor-
bent material must remain on top of the motor.
4. Remove the grey fi lter and mount the new one. Re-
place the grill. Locate the handle into position and lock
it by turning the screws until their slots are horizontal.
4 Hose connection
Insert the bayonet coupling into the suction inlet, and lock
it in place by turning it clockwise. Reverse this procedure
to disconnect the hose.
5 Hose and tubes
1. Fitting hose to the curved tube
Slide the hose into the curved tube and adjust by turn-
ing until locking levers grip into position.
2. Removing hose from curved tube
You may wish to remove the hose from the curved tube
so that you can easily remove a blockage.
Push one of the locking levers with a scnewdriver, as illus-
trated. Tip the locking lever until it is released.
Repeat on the other locking lever. The curved tube can
now be separated from the hose.
Models with telescopic tube
The telescopic tube can be adjusted to suit your height.
3. Unlock the tube as illustrated in the diagram and pull to
the desired lenght.
4. Lock the tube as illustrated.
All models
5. Slide the curved tube into the steel tube.
6 Suction power regulation
1. The suction power of the nozzle can be regulated by the
slide valve on the curved tube. Suction is most powerful
when the valve is pushed forward to close the inlet.
2. For cleaning of e.g. Ioose covers and curtains, the suc-
tion power can be reduced by sliding the valve back-
wards.
7 Shaking the filter
To keep suction power at a constant level the fi lter must
be kept as clean as possible by shaking it at regular inter-
vals.
The fi lter must not be washed or brushed.
Removing the motor 80
1. Hold the motor handle and open the top catches.
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