User manual GRUNDIG VCC 7650 FLOOR VACUUM CLEANER 2400W

[. . . ] All rights to claim under the guarantee are invalidated for damage caused by improper interventions 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 16 ENGLISH AT A GLANCE Dear Customer, ______________________________________________________ HEPA filter HEPA stands for High Efficiency Particulate Air. HEPA filters are particulate air filters, which filter more than 99. 9% of all dust particles larger than 0. 1 to 0. 3 micrometres out of the air. Viruses, respirable dusts, mite eggs and mite excretions, pollen, smoke particles, asbestos, bacteria, diverse toxic dusts and aerosols are removed from the air. We hope you enjoy using your new GRUNDIG floor vacuum cleaner with integrated Microban® antibacterial protection. To ensure this protection lasts, where possible, please use vacuum cleaner bags with Microban® technology only. [. . . ] ­ Turbo floor brush: ideal for removing stubborn dirt or animal hairs and for cleaning upholstered furniture. ­ Combi floor brush: Carpet brush with height adjustment depending on the carpet thickness. ­ Fabric Master: Cleaning roller for cleaning textiles and fabrics, e. g. Use one of the three brushes above or the Fabric Master depending on the requirements. 18 ENGLISH INDIVIDUAL PARTS _____________________________________________ Narrow crevice tool Use the narrow crevice tool H to clean places difficult to reach, e. g. 1 Push the narrow crevice tool directly onto the guide handle for improved control. 2 Push the narrow crevice tool onto telescopic vacuum tube D for greater reach. Small brush Use the small brush G for cleaning e. g. 2 Push the small brush onto telescopic vacuum tube D for greater reach. H G Storing the accessories 1 Fix the narrow vacuum tube and the small brush in the holder on the guide handle B . B ENGLISH 19 USE _________________________________________________________________________ Switching on and off Check whether the mains voltage given on the rating plate (on the underside of the appliance) matches the local mains voltage. 4 Use the slide switch N to set the required suction power. Preparation IYour appliance is supplied with a dust bag already fitted. Once you have assembled the individual parts the appliance is ready to use. 1 Push the plug-in contact of the flexible hose A in the socket provided on the dust container J until it latches into place. Note 7 To remove the flexible hose A , press the side release buttons on the plug-in contact and then pull out the hose. A N J I 5 After use, press pushbutton I to switch off the appliance and remove the power cord plug from the wall socket. Important 7 If the appliance is not being used, always disconnect the mains plug at the wall socket. 20 ENGLISH USE _________________________________________________________________________ Suction power controller On the guide handle B there is a suction power controller C , which you adjust with your thumb. The maximum suction power is reached if the controller is fully closed. You should then open the controller as required. B C Rewind power cord 1 Unplug the power cord plug from the wall socket. 2 Hold the power cord in one hand and press pushbutton L , keep it pressed. 3 Carefully guide the power cord back into the appliance. L Important 7 Always rewind the power cord with care as pressing one side of pushbutton L and a high rewinding speed can cause unforeseeable cable movements. ENGLISH 21 CLEANING AND CARE ________________________________________ Change dust bag If the indicator on the dust container changes to red you must change the dust bag. 4 Seal the dust bag by pulling out the slide in the direction indicated by the arrow. 2 Open the dust container by pressing the release button K of the dust container and lifting up the cover. K 5 Dispose of the sealed dust bag. If the indicator is still red, the tools, hoses or filter are blocked (see following section). 22 ENGLISH CLEANING AND CARE ________________________________________ Remove blockages 1 Unplug the power cord plug from the wall socket. [. . . ] In this case, complete the following steps: 1 Switch off the appliance and disconnect the mains plug from the wall socket. 2 Look for the cause of the overheating (blocked hoses/tubes, dirty filter, etc. ). 3 Remove any blockages, if necessary change the dust bag or clean the filter. 6 If the appliance cannot be switched on, wait for 20 minutes and then try again. [. . . ]