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Dear customer,
Congratulations and thank you for choosing our company.
All our products are the result of meticulous design and technical testing.
We have produced this manual to enable you to get the best from your appliance and appreciate its quality to the full.
If you follow our tips, we are sure the appliance will give you complete satisfaction and long and
faithful service.
You have just bought a Wet & Dry Vacuum Cleaner with a Bagless System which uses water to
reduce dust and as a first filter stage.
This introduces a new way of working, making the appliance unique, ultra-simple to use and
with extraordinary performance.
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DESCRIPTION
A) Air outlet grill with microfilter
B) Handle
C) ON/OFF switch
D) Motor head
E) Suction port + suction hose coupling
F) Motor housing
G) Motor protection polyurethane filter
H) Diffuser cone
I) Suction conveyor
J) Bottom plate
K) Motor head clips
L) Drum
M) Tool trolley
N) Castors
O) Vacuum hose
P) Handgrip
Q) Telescopic tube
R) Crevice tool
S) Multi-purpose nozzle
T) Carpet and floor nozzle
U) Wet cleaning brush
V) Rubber insert
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WARNINGS/IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
• Read these instructions carefully.
• This appliance is intended for household
use only. It must not therefore be used for
other purposes, modified or tampered
with in any way.
• Before use, make sure the mains voltage
corresponds to the voltage indicated on
the rating plate on the bottom of the
appliance.
• Connect the appliance to an efficiently
earthed socket with a minimum current
rating of 10 A only. It is not necessary to
earth double insulated appliances (see
symbol on rating plate).
•When not in use or before cleaning or
maintenance, always unplug the appliance from the mains socket.
• DO NOT wash the appliance with triethylene or other solvents.
• DO NOT unplug the appliance by pulling
the power cable or the appliance itself.
• DO NOT leave the appliance turned on
when unattended. Keep away from children and unfit persons.
• DO NOT run the appliance over the
power cable to avoid damaging the cable
insulation.
• DO NOT vacuum up inflammable or corrosive liquids.
• DO NOT vacuum up matches, ash or
cigarette ends when still lit.
•Vacuuming up large quantities of ash or
particularly fine dust could reduce the
efficiency of the filtering system.
• Do not use the appliance if it appears to
be faulty.
•Take the utmost care when using the
appliance to clean stairs.
• For repairs or to purchase tools, contact
an authorised Customer Service Centre
only.
• Bear in mind that a considerable quantity
of air is given off from the air outlet grill
during use. This could be unpleasant if
directed at people, particularly the face.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify
appliances and tools without warning.
Original spare parts and tools should be
used to maintain the efficiency of your
appliance. Failure to do so INVALIDATES the
guarantee.
ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATIONS
FOR USE AS A WET & DRY
VACUUM CLEANER
Important: during assembly and preparation for use, make sure the appliance is
UNPLUGGED from the mains.
• Release the cover by pulling the clips out-
wards (fig.1).
• Remove the diffuser cone, suction conve-
yor and, finally, the bottom plate (fig. 2).
•Turn the appliance upside down and fix
the four castors in place by pushing them
into the holes in the bottom of the drum
(fig.3).
• Make sure the polyurethane filter is in
place on the motor housing (fig 4).
• Insert the bottom plate J, fixing it to the
drum as shown in fig. 5.Insert the diffuser
cone H and suction conveyor I (fig. 6).
Using as a dry vacuum cleaner
•To use the appliance as a dry vacuum
cleaner, pour about two litres of water
into the drum. The water should never
reach above the bottom plate (J).
The water filters the dust, preventing it
from being dispersed in the atmosphere.
• Fasten the head back on the drum.
• Attach the hose to the suction port (fig. 7).
To remove, press the locking fins and pull
(fig.8).
• Fit one end of the telescopic tube to the
handgrip and the other to the most suita-
ble tool for the operation to be perfor-
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med.
• Plug the appliance into the mains socket
and turn on by pressing the ON/OFF
switch on the head.
Using as a wet vacuum cleaner
This function enables the appliance to be
used to tackle such minor household emergencies as:
- blocked sinks or drains, small floods
(washing machine, dishwasher), accidental spills of liquid, refrigerator or freezer
defrosting, etc.
Important: The liquid collection drum can
contain about 8 litres of water. After this, a
device shuts off suction and the motor
revolutions increase. The motor must be
turned off, the appliance unplugged and the
liquid collection drum emptied. Extract the
polyurethane filter G from the motor housing
F, dry and replace.
Note: after using the appliance as a dry
vacuum cleaner, the drum does not require
emptying before wet vacuuming.
•After preparing the appliance (as described for dry vacuuming), plug into the
mains and turn on by pressing the
ON/OFF switch on the head.
TOOLS
Telescopic tube (fig. 9)
To elongate the tube to the required length,
rotate the swivel joint in the direction shown
by the symbol and pull out the tube. To
fix the tube at the required length, rotate the
swivel joint to the position.
Carpet/floor brush (fig. 10)
Efficiently removes dust from floors (marble
or tiled), rugs or carpets.
When the pedal is pushed towards the "hard
floors" symbol ( ), the bristles protrude
to clean hard floors more efficiently. This
position is recommended for in-depth clea-
ning of floors and for floors with pronounced
joints. When the pedal is pushed towards the
"carpets" symbol ( ), the bristles retract
and the brush is ready to clean fabric surfaces and delicate floors such as parquet, marble, etc.
Crevice tool (fig. 11)
Can be used to collect crumbs, dust and small
debris. Perfect for hard-to-reach corners.
Multipurpose nozzle (fig. 12)
Use to clean sofas, upholstery, car interiors,
curtains, etc.
When cleaning curtains, reduce suction by
adjusting the slide on the handgrip to partially or completely close the hole (fig. 15).
Wet vacuum brush (fig. 13)
Designed to vacuum up liquids, this brush has
a removable insert with a rubber element
which facilitates wet pick-up. To remove the
rubber insert, press the two fins on the sides
downwards.
Tool trolley (fig. 14).
To put the appliance away, place the tools on
the tool trolley.
Mechanical regulation of suction power
(fig. 15)
The hose handgrip incorporates a mechanical suction regulator. This enables suction
power to be regulated rapidly and practically
by simply moving the slide.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Important: before cleaning and
maintenance, make sure the appliance is
unplugged from the mains socket.
To guarantee hygiene, after wet vacuuming,
rinse the tools by vacuuming up several litres
of clean water. This will clean the tools and
the inside of the hose. To empty the drum,
release the head of the appliance, then remove the cone conveyor, diffuser cone and bottom plate.
Empty the drum (fig. 16).
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Replace the bottom plate, taking care to push
it down until it rests firmly on the base of the
drum (fig. 5).
You should always empty the drum each
time you use the appliance.
After emptying and rinsing the drum, remove
the polyurethane filter, wash with running
water and leave to dry.
To extend the working life of the filter, keep
dry otherwise the filters will deteriorate.
Check that the float in the motor housing is
free to move by raising the head of the
appliance and shaking (fig. 17).
Cleaning the microfilter
The microfilter in the air outlet grill retains
dust, pollen etc. To maintain efficiency, it
should be replaced every 2/3 months
according to use. To replace, remove the grill
by pulling upwards (fig. 18).
Remove the exhausted filter and insert the
new one, making sure it is hooked correctly
in place (fig. 19).
Having positioned the new filter, replace the
grill by inserting it from the top and sliding it
down with the hand (fig. 20).
To put the appliance away, place the tools on
the tool-holder (fig. 14), wrap the cable
around the handle and fix with the special
clip.
Carpet/floor brush (T)
After using the appliance, make sure no dirt
is left on the brush, tubes or castors.
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