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ReadiVac EAZE User Manual

ReadiVac EAZE
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Manuel d’instructions (P. 24 - 44)
RS1030
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EAZE.
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This vacuum is designed and intended for consumer household use for routine cleaning
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ReadiVac EAZE Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandReadiVac
ModelEAZE
CategoryVacuum Cleaner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Safety Alert Symbol

The safety alert symbol warns of potential personal injury hazards.

Warning Labels and Safety Devices

Never remove or tamper with warning labels or safety devices on the vacuum.

Risk of Electric Shock and Injury

Read the manual carefully before operating. Use only as described and manufacturer's recommended charger.

Hazardous Materials Warning

Do not vacuum hazardous materials like lead-based paint to avoid bodily injury.

Flammable/Combustible Liquids

Do not use or store near flammable liquids or combustible materials.

Burning or Smoking Materials

Do not pick up burning or smoking items like cigarettes or hot ashes.

Incineration Warning

Do not incinerate the product, as batteries can explode in fire.

Object Obstruction Warning

Do not put objects into openings or block airflow. Keep body parts away from openings.

Filter Usage

Do not use the vacuum without the filter in place; it's a fire hazard.

Child Safety

Do not allow children to use the product as a toy. Keep them supervised.

Charger Cord Handling

Do not pull the charging cord, keep it away from heat, and grasp the plug, not the cord.

Wet Hands Charging

Do not handle the charger plug with wet hands. Turn off controls before charging.

Charging Duration

Do not leave the vacuum plugged in if not used for 30 days or more.

Outdoor Charging Warning

Do not charge outdoors or on wet surfaces to reduce electric shock risk.

Damaged Cord/Plug Warning

Do not use with a damaged cord or plug. Contact service if unit malfunctions.

Drop/Throw Warning

Do not drop or throw the unit. This can cause damage and hazardous conditions.

Stair Cleaning Caution

Use extra care when cleaning on stairs or ladders to prevent falls.

California Proposition 65 Warning

Product may expose you to chemicals known to cause cancer. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Important Safeguards

Intended Use

Intended for indoor household use on light dry dust and debris only, not for liquids.

Flammable Vapors/Dust

Do not vacuum flammable vapors or dust, or use near combustible liquids or gases.

Smoking/Burning Materials

Do not vacuum anything that is smoking or burning, such as hot ashes.

Toxic Materials

Never vacuum toxic materials as vapors or dust can cause health hazards.

Hardening Materials

Do not vacuum materials like plaster or cement that can harden with water.

Child and Pet Safety

Product is not a toy. Keep children and pets away. Never use on pets.

Damaged Unit/Adapter

Never use a damaged vacuum or AC adapter. Contact service for issues.

Battery Pack Handling

Do not mutilate or incinerate battery packs; dispose according to local laws.

Wet Hand Charging

Do not plug/unplug the AC adapter with wet hands.

Immersion in Liquids

Do not place or drop the product into water. Unplug immediately if it falls in water.

Damaged Power Cord

Do not charge if the power cord is cut or wires are exposed.

Heated Surfaces

Keep adapter cord and product away from heated surfaces.

Unplugging Method

Do not unplug by pulling the cord. Grasp the charger plug, not the cord.

Cord Stress

Do not put stress on the adapter cord where it connects to the product.

Extension Cords

Do not use extension cords or outlets with inadequate current carrying capacity.

Self-Repair Warning

Do not operate if damaged. Do not repair yourself; contact service.

Liquid Immersion Warning

Do not immerse the adapter cord, plug, or appliance in water or other liquids.

User Capabilities

Not for persons with reduced capabilities unless supervised or instructed by a responsible person.

Charging While Operating

Do not operate the vacuum cleaner while charging to avoid heat damage.

Usage Description

Use only as described in this manual.

Battery Leakage

If battery liquid contacts skin or eyes, wash immediately with water and seek medical attention.

Charger Location

Locate charger indoors in a cool, dry area, away from weather.

Work Area Lighting

Keep your work area well lighted for safety.

Recommended Attachments

Use only manufacturer's recommended attachments for safety and warranty.

Outdoor Charging

Do not charge the vacuum cleaner outdoors.

Operating Environment

Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces. Keep product within 40°C (104°F).

Unplugging Appliances

Unplug electrical appliances before vacuuming them.

Rotating Brush Warning

Do not touch the rotating parts of the power brush when in operation.

Opening Blockage

Do not put objects into openings or block airflow. Keep clear of dust, lint, hair.

Metal Objects

Do not vacuum metal objects like screws, nails, or tacks.

Dust Container Emptying

Empty the dust container after each use to maintain airflow and performance.

Moving Parts Warning

Keep hair, clothing, fingers away from openings and moving parts.

Nozzle Near Face

Never place the vacuum nozzle near your face, especially eyes and ears.

Filter Installation

Do not use without a filter; it voids the warranty. Keep fingers out of fan chamber during servicing.

Stair Safety

Be careful when using the product on stairs to prevent falls.

Terminal Area Warning

Keep vacuum cleaner terminals free of objects to avoid burns from inserted metals.

Incorrect Charger

Only use the provided AC/DC charger. Incorrect ones can cause injury and void warranty.

Storage Environment

Do not store outdoors or in vehicles, as heat can cause batteries to explode.

General Safety Failure

Failure to follow safeguards may result in personal injury or death.

Product Diagram

Main Body Components

Diagram showing components like Handle, Motor Housing, Nozzle, Filters, and Dust Container.

Accessory Components

Diagram showing accessories like Extension Tube, Stand Base, Floor Brush, Crevice Tool, and Small Brush.

Recharging

Initial Charging

Ensure the vacuum cleaner is fully charged before initial use.

Charging Time and Indicators

Full charge takes 4-6 hours. Red LED indicates charging, Blue LED indicates fully charged.

Charging Environment

Charge the vacuum cleaner in an environment ranging from 50°F to 104°F (10°C to 40°C).

Long-Term Storage Charging

If not used for over 1 month, fully charge the vacuum cleaner before storage.

Battery Safety & Warranty

Li-ion batteries are hard-wired. Tampering voids warranty and can cause injury/explosion.

Adapter Usage

Use only the AC/DC Charging Adapter provided with the product.

Operation During Charging

Do not use the machine to vacuum while it is being recharged.

Connect the Charger

Place vacuum on Stand Base and connect Charger Cord Pin to Recharging Port.

Plug into Wall Socket

Plug the charger into the wall socket. Red LED indicates charging, Blue LED indicates complete.

Post-Recharging Procedure

Unplug charger from socket first, then remove cord pin from port after recharging.

Power Switch and Modes

Press power switch to cycle between High, Medium, Eco modes. Long press to turn OFF.

Battery Level Indicators

Flashing Blue LED means low battery. Flashing Red LED means battery has run out.

Operation LED Light Status

LED lights indicate status: Pink=High, Red=Medium, Blue=Low, No Light=Off.

Recharging LED Light Status

Red LED indicates charging. Blue LED indicates fully charged. Red & Blue flashing indicates issue.

Power (Speed) Settings

High: 1 press. Medium: 1 more press (or 2 if off). Low: 1 more press (or 3 if off).

Battery Temperature During Use

Battery pack temperature may rise during continuous use; allow to cool before recharging.

Charger Temperature During Charging

Charger temperature may be slightly higher than usual during recharging; this is normal.

Long-Term Charger Storage

Unplug the AC/DC wall charger adapter from the socket if not used for a long time.

Operating Instructions

Floor Brush Attachment

Floor brush attaches with a click. LED lights on nozzle will light up during use.

Floor Brush Hair Jam

LED blinks red, unit shuts down if hair jams floor brush. Remove and clean brush regularly.

Crevice Tool Attachment

Insert Crevice Tool securely. It attaches with a click.

Extension Tube Attachment

Extension tube attaches with a click. Push Release Button to detach.

Extension Tube + Power Brush

Illustration shows connecting Extension Tube with Power Brush.

Extension Tube + Crevice Tool + Small Brush

Illustration shows connecting Extension Tube with Crevice Tool and Small Brush.

Floor Brush Object Jam

LED blinks red, unit shuts down if object jams floor brush. Remove and clean brush.

Storage Procedure

Insert the Eaze into the Stand Base properly. Store Crevice Tool in the Crevice Holder.

Waste Disposal - Emptying Dust Cup

Clean Dust Container and filters regularly. Turn off unit and unplug if charging.

Remove Dust Container

Press blue Release Button on bottom to remove Dust Container from vacuum.

Remove Outer Filter

Grip filter handle to remove Outer Filter from dust container. Check EPA Filters.

Dust Spillage Caution

Dust may spill during filter removal. Empty over a waste bin for cleanliness.

Waste Disposal Process

Illustration shows disposing of accumulated dust.

Install Outer Filter

Restore filter handle to original position and attach Dust Container to main body.

Reattaching Dust Container

Align protrusion on main body with hole in Dust Container, push until it clicks securely.

Secure Dust Container

Ensure Dust Container is securely installed with a 'click' sound, or it may drop off.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Main Body Maintenance

Wipe the machine body with a dry soft cloth. Use diluted neutral detergent for tough dirt.

Nozzle and Dust Container Maintenance

Clean parts with a dry soft cloth. Dispose dust, wash container with warm water. NEVER wash Floor Nozzle.

Filter and Dust Container Maintenance

Remove Outer Filter, then EPA Filter. Clean surface debris with a soft brush. Rinse filters and ensure completely dry.

Filter Cleaning Caution

Do not use a stiff brush on filters; it can cause damage. Never machine wash or dry filters.

EPA Pleated Filter Removal/Replacement

Push protrusions to remove EPA filter. Install new filter, ensuring Seal Ring is present.

Power Brush Maintenance

Lint/hair can cause overload shutdown. LED flashes RED, unit stops. Remove and clean brush.

Regular Bristle Cleaning

Turn off machine, release floor brush. Rotate brush by hand and remove hair/string.

Remove the Bristle Brush

Slide Release Knob down, open brush door, and remove Bristle Brushroller.

Clean the Brush

Remove all debris/hair from brushroll ends. Cut tangled hair. Ensure white end cap rotates freely.

Install the Brush

Install Bristle Brush in reverse order: black drive end first, then white end cap. Ensure cover is secure.

Maintenance on Consumable Items

Specification

Power Source and Dimensions

Specifications include 18V batteries, dimensions for handheld/stick modes.

Motor and Adapter Specs

DC 18V motor. Adapter input AC 100-240V, output DC 22V 500mA.

Battery, Recharging, and Power

Li-Ion 2000mAh battery, 4-6 hr recharge, 160W power consumption.

Weight and Capacity

Weights: 1.2kg (Handheld), 1.9kg (Stick). Dust Cup Capacity: 300 ml.

Intended Use and Warranty

Unit for household use only. Commercial use voids regular warranty.

Limited Warranty

Warranty Period and Scope

One-year limited warranty for defects in materials/workmanship for original purchaser.

Warranty Service and Returns

Contact for RA number. Returns must have RA number visible. Customer pays shipping.

Warranty Exclusions

Warranty excludes damage from accident, abuse, misuse, neglect, or improper maintenance.

Warranty Geographic Scope

Consumer warranty applies to US/Canada. Product has no warranty if used outside these regions.

Warranty Disclaimer

Limited warranty replaces all other warranties. No liability for consequential damages.

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