User manual MIELE SEB 228 INSTALLATION

[. . . ] When using an electrical appliance, always observe basic safety precautions, including the following: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE USING THIS ACCESSORY FOR THE FIRST TIME. ~ This Powerbrush must only be used for household purposes to vacuum and brush dry floor surfaces. [. . . ] These items may only be cleaned with a dry cloth, no moisture can touch them. ~ Do not use the vacuum to pick up Any flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or use in areas where they may be present. Vacuuming, do not reach into the moving beater bar while the Powerbrush is in operation. ~ An old powerbrush should be made ~ To avoid risk of injury while ~ Keep the power cord, hair, loose ~ Keep loose items, such as drapes, scarves, and other clothing away from the Powerbrush. They could be sucked up into the Powerbrush and wound around the beater bar. ~ Do not vacuum anything that is burning or smoking such as cigarettes, matches or hot ashes. A Lock release button b Intake socket c Lock release button for intake socket d Height adjustment indicator e Height adjustment foot pedal Two of the four rollers are height-adjustable, so that you can set the Powerbrush to the desired distance from the floor. To connect the Powerbrush to your vacuum cleaner refer to the illustrations at the end of these Operating Instructions. , Do not use the Powerbrush on high quality, hand knotted rugs, for example Berber or Persian rugs, as well as extremely long piled area rugs and carpets. Turn the Powerbrush off to vacuum these types of floor coverings and use only suction. The Powerbrush is particularly suitable for cleaning and restoring crushed carpet pile of wall to wall carpeting and floor coverings subject to hard wear, especially in high traffic areas. To help better care for your flooring, you can select one of 5 brush distances from the floor. [. . . ] a heavily soiled exhaust or dust compartment filter can also be the cause of overheating. ^ Use scissors to cut any threads or hair that have wound around the roller brush. [. . . ]