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MAINTENANCE
CLEANING AND REPLACING THE ROBOT FILTER
Remove and empty the robot dustbin. Clean any
hair or debris o the Anti-Tangle Comb on the
back of the dustbin.
Pull filter out of the dustbin by the tabs.
Lightly tap the filter to remove dust and debris. Reinsert the filter into the robot dustbin, then slide
the dustbin back into the robot.
For best results, regularly clean and replace the filter in the robot. See sharkclean.eu
for replacement filters.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT use water to clean the robot filter.
NOTE: Make sure to insert the dustbin completely, until it clicks into place.
MAINTENANCE
NOTE: The pre-motor foam and felt filters should be replaced every 2.5 years. The post-motor filter should be replaced every 3 years.
NOTE: Clean the mesh filter inside the dustbin with a small brush once a month.
CLEAN POST-MOTOR FILTER EVERY YEAR
Press the button at the top of the Filter Door, then
tilt the door and lift it o. Remove the Post-Motor
Filter from the base. To reinstall the post-motor
filter, insert it into the base and replace the filter
door.
CLEAN PRE-MOTOR FILTERS ONCE A MONTH
To open the filter housing lid, hold the top right edge
of the base and pull up on the lid. With the lid open,
remove the foam filter by the top handle, then lift out
the felt filter underneath. Tap the filters clean over the
rubbish bin, then rinse them with cold water ONLY,
as soap may damage them. Allow filters to air-dry
completely before reinstalling them.
The filters must be installed correctly for the base
to work properly. Reinsert the felt filter first, then the
foam filter.
For best results, regularly clean and replace the filters in the base.
To clean filters, rinse with cold water ONLY to prevent damage from cleaning chemicals. Allow all filters to
air-dry for at least 24 hours before reinstalling them to prevent liquid from being drawn into electricparts.
CLEANING AND REPLACING THE BASE FILTERS
IMPORTANT: DO NOT use soap when cleaning the filters.
Filter
Door
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