CLEANING THE DUST CONTAINER
•Ensure the appliance is disconnected from the
charger before removing the dust bin. Be careful
not to pull the 'ON' trigger.
•Remove the wand and floor tool.
•Remove the dust bin carefully.
•Clean the dust bin with a damp cloth only.
•Do not use detergents, polishes or air fresheners
to clean the dust bin.
•Do not put the dust bin in a dishwasher.
•Clean the cyclone shroud with the brush on the
combination tool to remove lint and dust.
•Ensure the dust bin is completely dry before replacing.
•To replace the dust bin, push the dust bin up and
in to the main body of the appliance. It will click
into place.
•Close the dust bin base so it clicks into place and
is secure.
LOOKING FOR BLOCKAGES
•Ensure the appliance is disconnected from the
charger before looking for blockages. Be careful
not to pull the 'ON' trigger.
•Do not operate while checking for blockages.
Failure to do so could result in personal injury.
•Beware of sharp objects when checking for blockages.
•To gain access to blockages in the floor tool,
remove the base plate by using a coin to loosen
the screw marked with a padlock.
WASHING YOUR FILTER
•Ensure the appliance is disconnected from the
charger before removing the filter. Be careful not
to pull the 'ON' trigger.
•Your appliance has one washable filter, located as
shown.
•To remove the filter, lift it out of the top of the
appliance.
•Check and wash the filter regularly according to
instructions to product maintenance.
•The filter may require more frequent washing if
vacuuming fine dust or if used mainly in 'Power-
ful suction' mode.
•Wash the filter with cold water only.
•Run water over the outside of the filter until the
water runs clear.
•Squeeze and twist with both hands to make sure
the excess water is removed.
•Lay the filter on its side to dry. Leave to dry
completely for a minimum of 24 hours.
•Do not put the filter in a dishwasher, washing
machine, tumble dryer, oven, microwave or near
a naked flame.
•To refit, place the dry filter back into the top of
the appliance. Make sure it is seated properly.
BLOCKAGES ‒ THERMAL CUT-OUT
•This appliance is fitted with an automatically
resetting thermal cut-out.
•Large items may block the tools or nozzle. If any
part becomes blocked the appliance may
overheat and automatically cut-out.
•Leave to cool down for 1-2 hours before checking
the filter or for blockages.
•Ensure the appliance is disconnected from the
charger before looking for blockages. Failure to
do so could result in personal injury.
•Clear any blockage before restarting.
•Refit all parts securely before using.
•Clearing blockages is not covered by your guarantee.
CHARGING AND STORING
•This appliance will switch 'OFF' if the battery
temperature is below 3°C (37.4°F). This is
designed to protect the motor and battery. Do
not charge the appliance and then move it to an
area with a temperature below 3°C (37.4°F) for
storage purposes.
•To help prolong battery life, avoid recharging
immediately after a full discharge.Allow to cool
for a few minutes.
•Avoid using the appliance with the battery flush
to a surface. This will help it run cooler and
prolong battery run time and life.
Diagnostics ‒ battery
When in use, trigger pressed(light on cleaner)：
3 solid blue light: ON
1 flashing blue light:No power
When charging battery(light on battery):
solid red light:charging
solid blue light: charging complete
red light/blue light exchanged flashing: fault
EN
•If you cannot clear an obstruction you may need
to remove the brush bar. Use a coin to unlock the
fastener marked with a padlock. Remove the
obstruction.Replace the brush bar and secure it
by tightening the fastener. Ensure it is fixed firmly
before operating the appliance.
•This product has carbon fibre brushes. Take care
if coming into contact with them, as they may
cause minor skin irritation. Wash your hands
after handling the brushes.
•Refit all parts securely before using. Clearing
blockages is not covered by your guarantee
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