User manual HOOVER DUST MANAGER

[. . . ] Always switch off and remove the plug before cleaning the appliance or attempting any maintenance task. To ensure the continued safe and efficient operation of this appliance we recommend that any servicing or repairs are only carried out by an authorised Hoover service engineer. Congratulations on the purchase of your new Hoover Dust Manager. This highly advanced machine makes cleaning easier and more efficient. [. . . ] Telescopic Tube* Fitted on the flexible hose and with accessories at its end, it is ideal for stair cleaning. Combine accessories depending on use. * * Operation Lift the device upwards to the position shown in the diagram. Unhook after use. CLEANING THE STAIRS It is dangerous to place the cleaner above you whilst cleaning the stairs. * Features vary according to model Use Place the cleaner against the stairs and the Stair Stabiliser in the position shown. To return the cleaner to carpet mode repeat the above process in reverse. -- 5 -5 28/11/2007 15:43:24 0565-5289. indd 5 EMPTYING THE DUST CASSETTE IMPORTANT: DO NOT FILL ABOVE THE INDICATED MAX LEVEL MARK SHOWN ON THE CASSETTE . Press down on door release pad and remove door. Remove the dust cassette from the cleaner using the handle grip on the front. Rotate the BLUE filter pack to the unlock position to release from the dust cassette. Turn the dust container and remove the BLUEtransparent shroud including the RED vortex finder. ! Empty the dust container of Repeat all steps in reverse dirt and debris. Make sure that the RED and BLUE components are refitted. IMPORTANT: For optimum cleaning performance, always keep your filters clean. Hoover recommends to wash Dust Manager cassette filters after 5 container empties. -60565-5289. indd 6 28/11/2007 15:43:24 CLEANING THE FILTERS* Washing filter and foam: Rotate the BLUE filter pack until the unlock position to release it from the dust container. Washing pre-motor and exhaust filter: The pre-motor filter should be washed every three months. The Carbon filter is normally maintenance free, this component should not be washed. Separate the GREY foam filter from the BLUE filter pack using the tab provided. The exhaust filter should be washed every month. Press down on the latch to remove the exhaust cover and filter. Wash the GREY foam filter thoroughly. DO NOT USE HOT WATER OR DETERGENTS! Gently tap to release excess dust. DO NOT USE HOT WATER OR DETERGENTS! Remove excess water by shaking and leave to dry for 24 hours. Refit filters only when completely dry. Remove excess water by shaking and leave to dry for 24 hours. * Features vary according to model ! -- 7 -7 IMPORTANT: For optimum cleaning performance, always keep your filters clean. 0565-5289. indd 7 28/11/2007 15:43:27 CHANGING BELT OR BRUSHES 1 2 3 IMPORTANT: Switch cleaner off and remove plug from electricity supply before checking the brushes or removing hood. If your cleaner is not picking up efficiently, the belt or brushes (or both) may need replacing, but first make sure you have: · Emptied the dust container · Cleaned filters · Checked for blockages B Refit brush assembly · Hold the brush assembly and stretch the belt until brush mountings slot down into the cleaner housing. Rotate the brush to ensure free movement of the belt. CLEARING A BLOCKAGE This cleaner is unlikely to become blocked, except by over filling of the dust container or accidentally picking up large solid objects. If cleaning tools were in use, check cleaning tool and extension tube first. Next check hose handgrip; to remove grip ribbed ring as shown, turn in direction of arrow and ease apart. [. . . ] The British Electrotechnical approvals Board (BEAB), the independant UK national authority for the safety of domestic electical appliances, ensure that European Safety Standards are met and are maintained throughout the production life of an appliance. All appliances which pass these tests are permitted to carry this BEAB mark of safety: Hoover service Tel. 08705 400 600 Should you require service at any time please call the HOOVER Service Office. [. . . ]