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Removing & cleaning the pre-motor filter (Hepa filter), dust filter, and air outlet filter (Hepa filter)
Warning: Always unplug the unit from electrical outlet before getting out the dust barrel.
a. Pre-motor filter & dust filter
1. Press the knob on the dust cup arm. Lift dust barrel up.
2. Take out the pre-motor filter for cleaning and changing.
3. Take out the dust filter and use a soft brush to clean it. Rinse with clean water and then dry thoroughly
before replace it.
Note: please take the pre-motor filter out before rinse the dust filter.
Tips: how to detach the upper part from the reservoir
1. Find the lock icons on the side of the reservoir. The arrow is pointing at the locked one.
2. Turn the upper part anti-clockwise and the arrow will be pointing at the unlocked one; then lift.
b. Air outlet filter
1. Take out the air outlet filter for cleaning and changing.
Please note:
The Hepa filter in the cleaner will become dusty over time. This is normal and will not affect the performance of
the filter. If the Hepa filter is so dusty that suction does not return to 100%, we suggest that the filter be removed
then rinsed under the faucet and allowed to dry for 24 hours by airing not near the fire or some high temperature
objects before refitting into the vacuum. This should be done once six months or when suction power appears
to be reduced obviously.
Important: Please note that there is a safety switch inside the vacuum to prevent the unit from being run with
high vacuum rate. If the vacuum is too high, the safety switch will be turned on. In this case, it can minimize the
vacuum rate and protect the motor from being broken.
pre-motor
filter
dust filter
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