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2.1 Charging the rechargeable
batteries
1. Make sure that the On/Off switch (“ ”)
(Fig. 1/3) is not in the "ON" position.
2. Connect the power adapter plug (Fig. 1/
12) to the charging socket (Fig. 1/5) on the
handle of the hand-held vacuum cleaner
(Fig. 2).
3. Now, connect the power adapter to a
socket with the voltage indicated on the
type plate. The charging indicator light
(Fig. 1/2) lights up red.
4. Now charge the rechargeable batteries for
approximately 7 hours until the charging
indicator light (Fig. 1/2) lights up green
(Fig. 3).
5. Disconnect the power adapter from the
socket and from the appliance.
Your hand-held vacuum cleaner is now ready
for use.
2.2 Using the crevice nozzle
The crevice nozzle (Fig. 1/10) is for vacuuming hard to reach nooks.
2.3 Switching on and off
To switch the hand-held vacuum cleaner on or
off, slide the On/Off switch (“ ”) (Fig. 1/3)
forward or back.
2.4 Emptying the dust bin and
cleaning the permanent filter
The dust container can only hold a limited
amount of dirt. Therefore, it is best to empty it
after each vacuuming session.
1. Slide the On/Off switch (“ ”) (Fig. 1/3) in-
to the “OFF” position.
2. Push the release catch (Fig. 1/1) on the
top of the appliance (Fig. 5).
3. Hold the dust bin (Fig. 1/7) low over a
dustbin with the permanent filter inserted
(Fig. 1/6).
4. Do not remove the permanent filter from
the dust bin until you have done so.
5. Tap out the residue of dust or remove it by
hand (Fig. 6, Fig. 7).
6. If the permanent filter is soiled, rinse it
thoroughly under running water (Fig. 8).
7. If you have wet-cleaned the permanent fil-
ter, leave the filter to dry and room temperature for approximately 24 hours after wet
cleaning (Fig. 9). Do not re-insert it until it
is fully dry.
8. Re-insert the permanent filter all the way
into the dust bin.
9. Fit the dust bin so that the groove at the
bottom of the dust bin (Fig. 6/arrow) engages with the tab on the bottom of the
motor unit.
10. Push the dust bin firmly at the top to put it
back in place (Fig. 7/arrow). You must be
able to feel and hear it click into place.