Rowenta Air Force Flex 560 User Manual

FAQ
Your device stops during operation and the light/s flash very quickly.
Your device may be overheating.
Turn the device off and let it cool for at least 1 hour.
If the problem persists, contact Customer Service.
The charger is connected but your device is not charging.
The charger is not properly connected to the device or is faulty.
Check that the charger is properly connected or contact an Approved Services Centre to change
the charger.
The device has stopped after the charge light flashed.
The device is discharged, please recharge it.
The charger becomes hot.
This is perfectly normal. The vacuum cleaner can remain permanently connected to the charger
without any risk.
The power-brush stops during use of the vacuum cleaner.
The heat safety device has triggered.
Stop the vacuum cleaner. Check that nothing is obstructing the rotation of the brush. If there is
an obstruction, remove it and clean the power-brush, then turn on the vacuum cleaner.
Your vacuum cleaner suction is not working properly or is making a whistling noise.
• The tube or hose is partially blocked: unblock them.
• The dust collector is full: empty it and clean it.
• The dust collector is not properly fitted: re-position it correctly.

Rowenta Air Force Flex 560 Specifications

General

Battery Type	Lithium-Ion
Noise Level	82 dB
Dust Collection	Bagless
Type	Stick
Filters	Foam + Cyclonic
Accessories	Crevice tool
Run Time	35 min

Summary

Common Troubleshooting Issues

Device Overheating or Stopping

Addresses issues where the device stops operation or the light/s flash quickly, potentially due to overheating. Suggests cooling the device.

Charging Problems

Covers scenarios where the device is not charging, charger is not connected properly, or the charger becomes hot during use. Recommends checks and service.

Power-Brush Issues

Details when the power-brush stops during use, indicating a triggered heat safety device. Advises checking for obstructions and cleaning.

Suction Performance and Noise

Addresses reduced suction or whistling noises, suggesting checks for blocked tubes, full dust collectors, or improper fitting.

Appliance Usage and Maintenance

Appliance Not Working

Guidance on what to do if the appliance is not working, including checking the electrical socket and seeking professional repair if issues persist.

Damaged Power Cord

Advises against using the appliance if the power cord is damaged and recommends professional replacement for safety.

Decreased Performance

Explains reasons for reduced performance, such as filter condition, dust container status, or brush condition, with suggested actions.

Reduced Autonomy

Addresses issues with the appliance's autonomy, recommending checking battery charge status and considering replacement if faulty.