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8
USING YOUR DYSON APPLIANCE
PLEASE READ THE ‘IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS’ IN THIS DYSON
OPERATING MANUAL BEFORE PROCEEDING.
ASSEMBLY
• Lay the appliance on its back.
• Attach the cleaner head by sliding it on to the connections on the lower front
part of the ball. Ensure the electrical plug on the cleaner head fits into the
twin-block connection on the body of the appliance, which is directly above the
airway. Push firmly: the cleaner head will click into place.
• Stand the appliance up straight.
• Attach the wand handle by sliding it on to the top of the appliance. The spring
clip in the handle will click into place.
• Ensure the hose is straight. Press the red button on the hose. Slide the wand into
the hose.
• Ensure the wand and hose sit in the recess of the handle. Slide the end of the
wand down into the handle to secure it.
• Close the wand cap.
• Slide the tool holder onto the side of the duct as shown.
• Ensure the cyclone and clear bin unit is secured to the main body of
the appliance.
• Attach the tools as shown. In use, the tools can be attached to either the hose or
the wand.
• Wind the cable around the cable hooks. Secure with the clip.
• To watch a short online video visit:
– UK – www.dyson.co.uk/dc41gettingstarted
– ROI – www.dyson.ie/dc41gettingstarted
OPERATION
• Unwind the cable.
• Plug the appliance into the mains electricity supply.
• To switch ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ press the red power button, located as shown.
• To use, recline the handle. The stabiliser stand will automatically lift up.
• After use, return the appliance to the upright position, pushing it firmly into
place. The stabiliser wheels will automatically lower.
• Then unplug the appliance, coil the cable safely and put the appliance away.
• Switch ‘OFF’ the appliance, unplug and ensure it is upright before:
– Changing or using tools.
– Removing the hose or airway inspection parts.
• Use the cyclone carry handle to carry the machine.
SELF-ADJUSTING CLEANER HEAD WITH
SUCTION CONTROL
• This cleaner head is used for testing with the European Regulations: No.
665/2013 and No. 666/2013.
POWERFUL SUCTION
• For vacuuming of lightly soiled carpets, rugs and hard flooring.
– Your appliance is pre-set to this level of suction when you take it out of
the box.
MAXIMUM SUCTION
• For vacuuming durable floor coverings, hard floors and heavily soiled carpets
and rugs.
– To switch to this setting, move the suction control slider on top of the cleaner
head as shown.
– CAUTION: The suction of this mode can damage delicate flooring. Before
vacuuming, check the flooring manufacturer’s cleaning recommendations.
– If the suction power of Max mode (+) prevents easy manoeuverability, switch
to Easy mode (-).
– To switch back to Easy mode, move the suction control slider back to its
original position, as shown.
CARPETS OR HARD FLOORS
• The brush bar will always default to ‘ON’ (spinning) each time you switch the
appliance ‘ON’ and recline it for cleaning.
• The brush bar will not rotate when the appliance is upright.
• To switch the brush bar 'OFF' (e.g. for delicate rugs and delicate flooring):
– Switch the appliance ‘ON’.
– Recline the appliance.
– Press the brush bar ‘ON/OFF’ button – the brush bar will stop spinning.
• The brush bar will automatically stop if it becomes obstructed. See ‘Brush bar –
clearing obstructions’.
• Before vacuuming your flooring, rugs and carpets, check the manufacturer’s
recommended cleaning instructions.
• Some carpets may fuzz if a rotating brush bar is used when vacuuming. If this
happens, we recommend vacuuming with the brush bar switched 'OFF' and
consulting with the carpet manufacturer.
• The brush bar on the appliance may damage some carpet types. If you are
unsure, turn ‘OFF’ the brush bar.
• Check the brush bar regularly and clear away any debris (such as hair). Debris
left on the brush bar may cause damage to flooring when vacuuming.
LOOKING AFTER YOUR DYSON APPLIANCE
• Do not carry out any maintenance or repair work other than that shown in this
Dyson Operating Manual, or advised by the Dyson Helpline.
• Only use parts recommended by Dyson. If you do not this could invalidate
your guarantee.
• Store the appliance indoors. Do not use or store it below 3°C (37.4°F). Ensure
the appliance is at room temperature before operating.
• Clean the appliance only with a dry cloth. Do not use any lubricants, cleaning
agents, polishes or air fresheners on any part of the appliance.
• If used in a garage, always wipe the base plate and ball with a dry cloth
after vacuuming to clean off any sand, dirt or pebbles that could damage
delicate floors.
VACUUMING
• Do not use without the clear bin and filters in place.
• Fine dirt such as flour should only be vacuumed in very small amounts.
• Do not use the appliance to pick up sharp hard objects, small toys, pins, paper
clips, etc. They may damage the appliance.
• When vacuuming, certain carpets may generate small static charges in the
clear bin or wand. These are harmless and are not associated with the mains
electricity supply. To minimize any effect from this small static charge, do not put
your hand or insert any object into the clear bin unless you have emptied it first,
then cleaned it with a damp cloth (see ‘Cleaning the clear bin’).
• Do not work with the appliance above you on the stairs. When cleaning stairs it
is recommended that the handle is not extended and that you use a tool on the
end of the hose rather than the wand.
• Do not put the appliance on chairs, tables, etc.
• Before vacuuming highly polished floors, such as wood or lino, first check that
the underside of the floor tool and its brushes are free from foreign objects that
could cause marking.
• Do not leave the cleaner head in one place on delicate floors.
EMPTYING THE CLEAR BIN
• Empty as soon as the dirt reaches the level of the MAX mark – do not overfill.
• Switch ‘OFF’ and unplug before emptying the clear bin.
• To remove the cyclone and clear bin unit, press down on the red button on the
top of the carrying handle on the cyclone.
• To release the dirt, press all the way down on the same red button on the top of
the carrying handle on the cyclone.
• To minimise dust/allergen contact when emptying, encase the clear bin tightly in
a plastic bag and empty.
• Remove the clear bin carefully from the bag.
• Seal the bag tightly, dispose as normal.
• To refit:
– Ensure the airway in the bin base is clear of dust and dirt.
– Close the clear bin base so it clicks into place.
– Push the cyclone and clear bin unit into the main body of the appliance; it will
click into place.
– Ensure the cyclone and clear bin unit is secure.
CLEANING THE CLEAR BIN
• Remove cyclone and clear bin (see 'Emptying the clear bin').
• To separate the cyclone unit from the clear bin press the red button to open
the clear bin base. This exposes a small silver button behind the red opening
mechanism. Press the silver button (on its ribbed area) and separate the cyclone
unit from the clear bin.
• Clean the clear bin with cold water only.
• Do not use detergents, polishes or air fresheners to clean the clear bin.
• Do not put the clear bin in a dishwasher.
• Do not immerse the whole cyclone in water or pour water into the cyclones.
• Clean the cyclone shroud with a cloth or dry brush to remove lint and dust.
• Ensure the clear bin is completely dry before replacing.
• To refit:
– fit the cyclone shroud into the clear bin so that the silver button clicks
and engages
– close the clear bin base so it clicks into place
– push the cyclone and clear bin unit into the main body of the appliance; it will
click into place
– ensure the cyclone and clear bin unit is secure.
WASHING YOUR FILTERS
• Your appliance has two washable filters, located as shown on the front page.
• Check and wash the filters regularly according to instructions to
maintain performance.
• Switch ‘OFF’ and unplug before checking or removing the filters.
• The filters may require more frequent washing if vacuuming fine dust or carpet
cleaning powders.
• Wash with cold water only. Do not use detergents.
• Do not put the filters in a dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, oven,
microwave or near a naked flame.
Filter A
• Remove the cyclone and clear bin (see ‘Emptying the clear bin’).
•
Release the catch on the front of the cyclone handle and then remove the filter.
• Wash the filter with cold water only. Hold under a tap and run water through the
open end until the water runs clear. Turn upside down and tap out.
• 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.
• Stand the filter on its wide, open end to dry. Leave to dry completely for a
minimum of 24 hours.
• Replace the filter into the cyclone. Swing the handle back into place. Ensure the
latch clicks to engage and is secure. Fit the cyclone and clear bin unit onto the
appliance (instructions above).
Filter B
• Lay the appliance on its side.
• To remove filter B:
– turn the blue central locking dial on the outer cover of the ball anti-clockwise
until the cover is released
– lift off the cover
– turn the filter one-quarter anti-clockwise to release.
• Wash the filter with cold water only. No hot water and no detergents.
• Filter B should be rinsed and tapped out until the water runs clear, then tapped
out again to ensure all excess water is removed. (Tap on the plastic rim, not the
filter material.) Leave to dry completely for a minimum of 24 hours.
• It is normal for the filter in the ball to turn grey in colour.
• To refit filter B:
– refit the filter on to the ball
– secure the filter by turning it clockwise so the arrows align.
• When refitting the outer cover of the ball, keep turning the central locking dial
clockwise. It is locked once it starts to click.
• To watch a short online video visit:
– UK - www.dyson.co.uk/dc41filterwash
– ROI - www.dyson.ie/dc41filterwash
BLOCKAGES – THERMAL CUT-OUT
• This appliance is fitted with an automatically resetting thermal cut-out.
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