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If your Silvercrest Vacuum Cleaner is leaking water, the fresh water tank may not be properly sealed. Remove the fresh water tank and ensure that the seal is correctly affixed.
Why won't my Silvercrest SPR 330 A1 turn on?
If your Silvercrest Vacuum Cleaner isn't turning on, there could be several reasons. First, ensure the appliance is properly connected to the power supply and that you've pressed the On/Off switch. Also, check that the power plug is fully inserted into the mains socket and that the mains socket is supplying power by checking the house mains fuse. If none of these steps work, the appliance may be defective.
Why is the suction power weak on my Silvercrest Vacuum Cleaner?
If the suction power of your Silvercrest Vacuum Cleaner is weak, several factors could be the cause. Ensure that the fresh and waste water tanks are correctly fitted to the appliance. Also, check if the waste water tank is full and empty it if necessary. A blocked suction opening or dirt filter can also reduce suction power; clean the cleaning attachment to remove any blockages and remove/clean the dirt filter.
What to do if the spray nozzle isn't discharging enough water in my Silvercrest SPR 330 A1 Vacuum Cleaner?
If the spray nozzle on your Silvercrest Vacuum Cleaner isn't discharging enough water or cleaning solution, the fresh water tank might be empty. Refill the fresh water tank.
General| Brand | Silvercrest |
|---|---|
| Model | SPR 330 A1 |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Provides essential information on safety, usage, and disposal of the operating instructions.
Details copyright restrictions on reproducing the manual's content or images.
Defines the appliance's intended use for indoor upholstery and carpet cleaning only.
Outlines critical safety measures to prevent electric shock, including proper plug handling and cable routing.
Warns against water immersion, misuse by children, and emphasizes supervision and careful operation.
Alerts users to potential property damage from issues like wooden floor contact, empty tanks, or blocked openings.
Details the process of attaching the cable retainers to the appliance for cable winding.
Warns about property damage when handling the appliance by the power cable or hose, emphasizing use of the carry handle.
Advises on safe operation, checking suction openings, and testing cleaning agents to prevent fabric discolouration.
Stresses unplugging the appliance before performing any cleaning or maintenance tasks to prevent electric shock.
Warns against using abrasive or solvent-based cleaners that can damage the appliance surfaces.
Lists key technical specifications such as power supply, power consumption, and protection type.
Informs users on how to order replacement parts via the manufacturer's website and QR code.
Instructs on the correct and environmentally friendly disposal of the appliance according to regulations.
Provides guidance on disposing of packaging materials in accordance with local regulations and labelling.
Details the 3-year warranty, including conditions for claims, proof of purchase, and fault description.
Explains that repairs do not extend the warranty period and initial defects must be reported immediately.
Defines what the warranty covers (material/production faults) and excludes (wear, tear, misuse, or unauthorized repairs).
