User manual HOOVER AQUAMASTER

[. . . ] ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS This Hoover appliance is supplied with a double insulated battery charger which is only suitable for insertion in a 230V (UK 240V) socket outlet. PREPARING CLEANER FOR USE D Line up Nozzle with Main Body and firmly push Nozzle into Main Body until the Nozzle locks into place. [. . . ] PREPARING CLEANER FOR USE D Line up Nozzle with Main Body and firmly push Nozzle into Main Body until the Nozzle locks into place. NOTE: To remove Nozzle, push Nozzle Release Button 8 and pull nozzle away from Main Body. NOTE: For storage purposes the Handle may be folded down by depressing Handle Release Button 3. CHARGING NOTE: Use only the charger supplied with your cleaner to recharge. It is normal for the charger to become warm to the touch when charging. If the operating time reduces after repeated use, let the cleaner run until it stops, then recharge for 24 hours and repeat this monthly for best results. DO return the appliance to the charger base after use to recharge the batteries. occasionally fully discharge the batteries to obtain maximum battery life. End of product life battery disposal When the battery is no longer capable of holding a charge, the nickel-cadmium battery pack inside the product must be removed and disposed of in the correct manner. Lift the product off the charging base, remove the two screws at the back of the cleaner adjacent to the exhaust air grill and lift off the battery cover. Ask your local council for details of battery disposal or return them to an authorised Hoover Service Dealer. GUARANTEE STATEMENT Your new appliance is fully guaranteed for 12 months against electrical/mechanical breakdown excluding: a) Any faults which occur due to incorrect installation or misuse of the machine or accidental damage. [. . . ] Ask your local council for details of battery disposal or return them to an authorised Hoover Service Dealer. GUARANTEE STATEMENT Your new appliance is fully guaranteed for 12 months against electrical/mechanical breakdown excluding: a) Any faults which occur due to incorrect installation or misuse of the machine or accidental damage. [. . . ]