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When not in use, the attachments may be stored
o
n the storage / charging mount
(
6)
a
s shown
below.
T
he storage / charging mount should already be
fitted to the wall (see ‘Charging / storage mount
fitting’ page 5).
WARNING: Always remove the handheld
vacuum cleaner from the main vacuum cleaner
body and the mains adaptor from the mains
supply before undertaking any maintenance or
cleaning procedures.
Your cleaner is manufactured to withstand normal
day-to-day use, but an occasional wipe over with
a damp cloth will help maintain its good looks.
Take care not to get the electrical connections wet.
Abrasive cleaners should not be used.
Empty the dust canister (17) regularly even if it does
n
ot look full, this will maintain the performance.
1
.
R
emove the handheld vacuum cleaner
(
10)
f
rom
t
he main vacuum cleaner body
(
11)
(
see
‘Handheld vacuum cleaning’, page 7).
2
.
P
ress the dust canister release buttons
(
19)
a
nd
pull the dust canister away from the handheld
v
acuum cleaner.
3. Remove the dust canister filter holder assembly
(18) and empty the dirt from inside the dust
canister. Care should be taken not to release the
dust until over a bin.
At the same time, ensure the top and bottom areas
of the cyclone cone (18a) (see image 3 on page 9 )
are cleaned and free from dust or other debris.
4. It is recommended that the individual parts of the
dust canister filter holder assembly
(18 - including
the pleated filter 18b) (see image 3 on page 9)
are brushed or tapped clean before refitting on
each empty of the dust canister (to access, see
‘Maintenance - filter’ section). In addition, they
must be washed monthly as instructed in the
‘Maintenance - filter’ section.
5. Fit all parts of the dust canister filter holder
assembly
(18) back together, then refit back into
the dust canister
(17), then replace the dust
canister back onto the handheld vacuum cleaner.
6. Replace the handheld vacuum cleaner (10) back
into the main vacuum cleaner body
(11) if upright
cleaning.
Tool storage
Maintenance
Maintenance - emptying
the dust canister
1
18
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