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17
PICKING UP WATER
If you want to use the vacuum cleaner to vacuum liquid in
the container, the vacuum cleaner should be prepared as in
the case of vacuum cleaning with the use of the water lter
module except that:
1. The container should be empty (without water).
2. You are to use atomizing nozzles (large or small), large
atomizing nozzle with the gathering attachment or the
nozzle for picking up water.
Do not operate the vacuum cleaner with a full
container! Do not vacuum large amounts of
liquid at a time (e.g. with the hose immersed
into water).
If the water exceeds the maximum level during vacuuming,
the oat will automatically block the suction. The maximum
capacity of the container is about 5 l. In such a case proceed
in the manner described above in the part concerning the
blocking of suction caused by a dirty foam lter (pulsating
motor speed).
END OF OPERATION CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
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Switch off the vacuum cleaner by pressing the on/off
button (8) and unplug the appliance.
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Wind the cord by pressing the cord rewind button (9).
While doing this hold the cord to make sure it is not tangled
and the plug does not hit the vacuum cleaner housing.
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Turn the end of the hose until the tops of the marks
on the end of the hose end and on the vacuum cleaner
housing are in the same position and pull the hose out
of the opening.
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Remove the stub pipe of the hose by pressing the red
button on the valve and pull the stub pipe.
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Disconnect the telescopic tube from the hose and the
nozzle or brush.
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Pour the dirty water out of the container.
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It is recommended to wash the container, lters
(disassembly below) and partition thoroughly after each
use – changing water several times.
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After using the wet cleaning function thoroughly wash
all attachments used in this process (hose, tubes,
accessories).
If you do not clean the above-mentioned parts
or clean them insufciently it may lead to the
loss of the ltration capabilities of the inserts
and foam and cause the formation of bacteria
and mites.
Dry all the cleaned parts thoroughly before
reassembly.
FILTER DISASSEMBLY
FOAM FILTER I
1
Open the lid of the ltration unit by pulling the handle
upwards.
2
Take out the lter, wash it under running water, dry and
reinsert.
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Close the ltration unit lid by pressing it until you hear
a characteristic click.
FOAM FILTER II
It is recommended to wear rubber protective gloves while
dismantling the lter.
1
Grab the foam lter with your ngers and remove it from
the ltration unit body.
2
Wash under running water, dry and reinsert.
Do not hand wash the lter foam, do not wring
it, do not wash it in washing machines. Avoid
crumpling, stretching and deforming. After
cleaning dry the foam in room temperature.
Never dry the foam on heaters, stoves, etc.
EPA/HEPA OUTLET FILTER
AND COOLING AIR FILTER
The EPA/HEPA outlet lter should be replaced after about 30
hours of operation (6 months) or earlier in case of heavy dirt.
1
Slide the slider of the lter cover interlock downwards
and open the lter cover.
2
Remove and replace the EPA/HEPA lter with a new one
when the lter becomes dirty.
3
Remove and replace the motor lter with a new one
when the lter becomes dirty.
4
It is possible to rinse the EPA/HEPA lter and the cooling
air lter under running water. Remember to dry the above
mentioned lters before reassembly.
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Close the lter cover and slide the interlock slider
upwards.
TURBO BRUSH
Turbobrush description
Turbobrush is a suction nozzle with rotating, turbine driven
brush. It is intended only for vacuum cleaners to clean
carpets and tted carpets. Plastic casing ensures esthetic
appearance. Rotating brush enables removing difcult
rubbish, such as threads, rags, paper, etc. It is especially
useful in houses with animals (cats, dogs), where removing
fur from carpets is very burdensome. Brush roller is driven
by turbine placed in the joint, by means of belt transmission.
Proper position of the regulator ensures correct work of the
turbobrush, depending on height of carpet hair and facilitates
its movement along the carpet.
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