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Cleaning your bin
Clearing blockages
Remove your bin
If it is necessary to clean your bin, empty it as shown in the ‘Emptying your
bin’ section.
Press the red button located on the bin runner to release the bin and slide
your bin off the runner.
Only use a damp, lint-free cloth to clean your bin.
Make sure that your bin and seals are completely dry before replacing.
Refit your bin
Disconnect your machine from the charger before looking for blockages.
Be careful not to touch the power button and be aware of sharp objects.
Leave your machine to cool down before looking for blockages.
Don't use your machine when looking for blockages as this could cause injury.
If your machine detects a blockage, the motor will pulse six times. You won’t
be able to use your machine until the blockage has been cleared.
If you try to use your machine when the motor is pulsing, it will automatically
cut out.
Leave your machine to cool down before looking for blockages and, for your
safety, take care not to touch the trigger.
Insert the spine on to the bin runner.
Close your bin by pushing the bin base upwards until the bin and bin base
click into place.
Your bin isn’t dishwasher safe and the use of detergents, polishes or air
fresheners to clean your bin isn’t recommended, as it may damage
your machine.
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With the wand
removed from the
machine, check for
blockages at both
ends of the wand.
Turn the cleaner head over
to check for obstructions on
the brush bar and air inlet.
With the bin removed, check for blockages,
paying particular attention to the air inlet,
located at on the right–hand side of the
machine just below the point where the bin
joins the main body of the machine.
The bin being removed and
the location of the bin release
lever on the underside of the
bin runner.
The bin being pushed
back into position on
the bin runner.
The bin lid closing with
an audible click and
the bin being pushed
upwards with another
click once it is fully in
place.
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