User manual HOOVER SENSORY DUST MANAGER CYCLONIC

[. . . ] By following this step-by-step guide your new Hoover Dust Manager Cyclonic will be ready for use: · Open the top cover (A) ensuring that the Cyclonic cassette lid (B), pre-motor filter (C1) and exhaust filter (C2) are fitted correctly. Insert the hose end into the top cover, ensuring it clips and locks into position (D). [. . . ] To close the Cyclonic Cassette locate the cover rear guides onto the container then close firmly. Return the Cyclonic Cassette to its original position in the cleaner. To maintain the best performance, we would recommend that you wash the Cyclonic Cassette filters every month removing even the finest dust retained in them. To wash and optimise the performance the following simple steps should be taken: · Shake out the Cyclonic Cassette to remove large dirt and debris (Q) as described in "Emptying The Dust Manager Cyclonic Cassette. " · Brush the inside of the Cyclonic Cassette to remove the fine dust that may have formed on the walls of the Cyclonic Cassette (R). Remove excess water with a dry cloth and leave to air dry for 24 hours or until fully dry. After completing the washing and drying operations, locate the filters in their original position. To maintain best performance we recommend that you wash the filters in the cleaner every month. Do not scrub the filters, use washing up liquid or place in a dishwasher. Remove excess water with a dry cloth and leave to air dry for 24 hours or until fully dry (Y). After completing the washing and drying operations, locate the filters in their original positions in the cleaner. If there is a noticeable drop in the performance see the following 2 points: 1) Check if the Cyclonic Cassette is full (If so refer to chapter "Emptying The Dust Manager Cyclonic Cassette" 2) If not full then: a) Have you cleaned the Cyclonic Cassette filters recently? [. . . ] The bill of sale or receipt must be produced when making any claim under the terms of this guarantee. Safety: We gain independent approval from BEAB to demonstrate that our domestic electrical appliances are safe. [. . . ]