User manual LERVIA KH 280 CORDLESS HAND VACUUM CLEANER

[. . . ] Use according to purpose Use the rechargeable vacuum cleaner to vacuum dry surfaces or dry vacuum material only. Any use or modification of the device other than intended is not in accordance with the specified purpose and poses a substantial accident risk. The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by application which is not in compliance with the specified purpose or which caused by improper operation. [. . . ] When repositioning the device, do not disconnect by holding the cable. â· Always hold the mains plug to disconnect the device from the power supply. â· Observe at all times that the hand vacuum cleaner is not deposited next to radiators, ovens or other heated devices or surfaces. A blocked air circulation can lead to overheating and may cause damage to the device. Do not dispose of the batteries by throwing them into fire and do not expose them to high temperatures. Do not use the hand vacuum cleaner without installed dust particle filter. Before using the vacuum cleaner for the first time charge the batteries for a minimum 24 hours. The rechargeable batteries reach their full capacity after a 24-hour charging cycle. The rechargeable vacuum cleaner can be used for the entire operation period if the batteries are fully charged. If, during operation of the appliance, only one LED lights up, then this shows that the battery capacity is low. Position the charging station I next to an electrical power supply and connect the plug. Note: Ensure that the On/Off switch Y is set to Off before starting with the charging cycle. Important: Only return the device to the charging station I if a single light diode of the battery's charge indicator R lights up. The small brush { and the crevice tool P are used to clean narrow difficult to reach places. If all the four LEDs in the battery charge indicator light up, then the batteries are fully charged. The fewer LED indicators light up, the lower is the remaining battery capacity. [. . . ] Warning: The nozzle opening and airway must be free and unobstructed at all times. Please contact your local council office to find out about disposal facilities for your worn-out appliances. When the batteries are no longer capable of being charged, take them out of the appliance and ensure that they are disposed of properly. [. . . ]