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USER MANUAL
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE USE
This appliance should only be used for domestic cleaning,
as described in this user guide. Please ensure that this
guide is fully understood before operating the appliance.
Do not leave the appliance plugged in. Always switch off
and remove the plug from the socket after use, or before
cleaning the appliance or any maintenance task.
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years
and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the
hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by
children without supervision.
If the power cord is damaged stop using the appliance
immediately. To avoid a safety hazard, an authorised
HOOVER service engineer must replace the power cord.
Keep hands, feet, loose clothing and hair away from rotating
brushes.
Use only attachments, consumables or spares recommended
or supplied by HOOVER.
Static electricity: Some carpets can cause a small build up of
static electricity. Any static discharge is not hazardous to health.
Do not use your appliance out of doors or on any wet surface
or for wet pick up.
Do not pick up broken glass or other sharp objects, matches,
hot ashes, cigarette ends or other similar items.
Do not spray with or pick up ammable liquids, cleaning
uids, aerosols or their vapours.
Do not run over the power cord when using your appliance
or remove the plug by pulling on the power cord.
Do not continue to use your appliance if it appears faulty.
Do not open the bin ap or press the bin ap release button
when cleaner is working.
HOOVER service: To ensure the continued safe and efcient
operation of this appliance we recommend that any servicing
or repairs are only carried out by an authorised HOOVER
service engineer.
Do not stand on or wrap the cord around arms or legs when
using your appliance.
Do not use the appliance to clean animals or people.
Do not position the appliance above you when cleaning the
stairs.
Do not use to pick up sand, masonry dust or other construction
materials.
The Environment
The symbol on this appliance indicates that this appliance may not be treated
as household waste. Instead it must be handed over to the applicable collection
point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Disposal must be
carried out in accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal.
For more detailed information about treatment, recovery and recycling of this appliance,
please contact your local city ofce, your household and waste disposal service or the
shop where you purchased the appliance.
This appliance complies with the European Directives 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU
and 2011/65/EU.
CANDY HOOVER GROUP S.r.l. Via Privata Eden Fumagalli, 20861 Brugherio (MB) Italy
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*Certain Models Only **May vary according to models
U1. Hard Floor Nozzle (HF)**
U2. Carpet Nozzle (CA)**
A. Dust Container Flap
B. Dust Container
C. Main Cleaner
D. Variable Power Control Slider**
D1. LED display with touch controls**
E. On/Off Pedal
F. Pre-Motor Filter Cover
G. Bin Handle
H. Bin Flap Release Button
I. Hose End Latch Button
J. Hose
K. Hose Handle**
L. Suction Regulator*
M. Telescopic Extension Tube**
Ma. Telescopic Tube Latch*
Mb. Telescopic Tube Adjuster**
N. Carpet and Floor Nozzle Latch*
O. Pre-Motor Filter
P. Exhaust Filter
Q. Exhaust Filter cover
R. Pre-Motor Filter Cover Latch
S. Parking Slot
T. Bin Release Latch
U. Carpet and Floor Nozzle (GP)**
V. Carpet & Floor Nozzle Slider*
W. Floor Type Selector Pedal*
X. Accessories Holder*
X1. Crevice Tool*
X2. Dusting Brush**
X3. Furniture Nozzle*
Y. Pet Hair Remover Mini Turbo Nozzle*
Z. Allergen Remover Mini Turbo Nozzle*
AA. Parquet Nozzle*
USING YOUR CLEANER
1. Extract power cord and plug it into the power supply. Do not pull the cord beyond the red
marker. [5]
2. Adjust the extension tube** to the desired height by moving the extension tube adjuster**
up and raise or lower to the most comfortable cleaning position. [6]
3. After connecting the telescopic tube lower end to Carpet and Floor Nozzle** or accessories
if required, press the oor type selector* pedal on the nozzle to select the ideal cleaning
mode for the oor type:
Hard Floor – Brushes are lowered to protect the oor.
Carpet – Brushes are raised for deeper cleaning.
Carpet & Floor Nozzle**: [4]
- Hard oor Cleaning: Press the pedal on the nozzle on Hard Floor mode and ad-
just the slider on the nozzle on ALL FLOORS. In this position brushes, wheels and wiper
blade are lowered to protect hard oors. [4a]
- Standard Carpet & Rugs Cleaning: Press the pedal on the nozzle on Carpet mode
and adjust the slider on the nozzle on ALL FLOORS. In this position brushes and wiper
blade are raised while wheels are lowered to allow a perfect ease of movement on such
surfaces. [4b]
- Deep Carpet cleaning: Press the pedal on the nozzle on Carpet mode and adjust
the slider on the nozzle on DEEP CARPET CLEANING. In this position brushes, wheels
and wiper blade are raised for a deeper cleaning of your carpet. [4c]
WARNING: It is recommended to avoid potential scratching of wooden oors that the
pedal is not set on hard oor mode and the slider on deep carpet cleaning.
4. Switch the cleaner on by pressing the on/off pedal on the cleaner main body. [7]
5. Adjust the power level by pressing the variable power control buttons on the display** or
by adjusting the variable power control slider**. [D1** & D**]
6. Adjust the suction by moving the suction regulator* to the desired level. [8]
7. Switch the cleaner off at the end of use by pressing the on/off pedal. Unplug and pull the
power cord again to wind the power cord back into the cleaner. [5]
Parking and storage – The tube can be parked on the back of the cleaner for storage or
temporary storage while in use.
ACCESSORIES
To obtain the best performance and energy efciency
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it is recommended that the
correct nozzles are used for the main cleaning operations. These nozzles are indicated
in the diagrams by the letters GP, HF or CA.
A nozzle type GP can be used to clean both carpet and hard oor.
A nozzle type HF is suitable for use only on hard oor.
A nozzle of type CA is suitable for use only on carpet.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CLEANER
ASSEMBLING YOUR CLEANER
Remove all components from the packaging.
1. Fit the bin assembly to the cleaner making sure the hook has been positioned correctly
in the main body . Then lock the container in place by pushing the bin handle down
until the latch connects with the main body of the cleaner, you will hear a click when
fully connected.[14]
2. Connect the hose to the cleaner main body, ensuring it clips and locks into position.
To release the hose: simply press the hose end latch button on the hose end and
pull. [1]
3. Connect the hose handle to the end of the extension tube upper [2a], or accessories
if required. [2b]
4. Connect the extension tube lower to the carpet and oor nozzle** [3a] or accessories
if required. [3]
5. The cleaning accessory tools* can be stored after use on the underside
of the extension tube, using the accessories holder provided*.
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The other nozzles are accessories for specialist cleaning tasks and are recommended
for occasional use only.
It is important to note that this vacuum cleaner is supplied with an Energy Label as
required by European Regulation (EU) 665/2013.
If the label shows a red prohibition circle on the left covering the carpet symbol, then this
indicates that the vacuum cleaner is not suitable use on carpets.
If the label shows a red prohibition circle on the right covering the hard oor symbol, then
this indicates that the vacuum cleaner is not suitable for use on hard oors.
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NOTE: Dust pick up ability carpet, dust pick up ability hard oor, and energy efciency
in accord with Commission Regulations (EU) 665/2013 and (EU) 666/2013.
The crevice tool*, furniture nozzle* and dusting brush** are stored on the telescopic tube
through a practical accessories’ holder. They can be tted to the handle or the end of
telescopic tube.
On certain models the dusting brush is conveniently integrated in the hose handle.
Crevice Tool* – For corners and hard to reach areas.[X1]
Dusting Brush**– For bookshelves, frames, keyboards and other delicate areas.[X2]
Furniture Nozzle* – For soft furniture and fabrics.[X3]
Parquet Nozzle* – For parquet oors and other delicate oors.[AA]
Pet Hair Remover Mini Turbo Nozzle* - Use the mini turbo nozzle on stairs or for deep
cleaning on textile surfaces and other hard to clean areas. Particularly suitable for pet
hair removal. [Y]
Allergen Remover Mini Turbo Nozzle* – Use the mini turbo nozzle on stairs or for deep
cleaning on textile surfaces and other hard to clean areas. Particularly suitable for
allergen removal. [Z]
IMPORTANT: Do not use mini turbo nozzles on rugs with long fringes, animal hides and
carpet pile deeper than 15mm. Do not keep the nozzle stationary while brush is rotating.
CLEANER MAINTENANCE
Emptying the Dust Container
When the dust reaches the max level indicator on the container, empty the dust container.
IMPORTANT: To maintain optimum performance do not allow the dust to sit higher than
the max level.
1. Release the dust container pressing the bin release latch to detach the dust
container from the main cleaner and pull upward to remove.[9]
2.
Once the dust container is released from the main cleaner body, hold it by the handle
grip
and put it above a waste container. With the other hand press the bin ap
release button to open the container and release the dust. [10]
3. Once emptied, close the bin ap and ret the dust container onto the cleaner
ensuring the hook has been positioned correctly in the main body. [14] Then lock
the container in place by pushing the container bin handle down until the latch
connects with the main body of the cleaner: you will hear a click when fully connected.
NOTICE: Ensure the power cord has been unplugged before emptying.
NOTIC
E: Ensure the bin ap has been closed before retting it to the cleaner main body.
Cleaning the washable lters
The cleaner is tted with pre- motor lter and exhaust lter. To maintain optimum cleaning
performance, regularly remove the lters and tap against the side of the waste container to
release dust. The lters should be washed every 5 dust container empties or when the lter
has excessive dust level.
IMPORTANT: All bagless cleaners require regular lters cleaning. Failure to clean your lter
may result in air blockage, overheating and product failure. This may invalidate your guarantee.
IMPORTANT: Regularly check and maintain the lters.
IMPORTANT: Always ensure the lter pack is fully dry before use.
To access the pre-motor lter:
IMPORTANT: Switch off and unplug the power cord before accessing the lters.
1.
Release the dust container pressing the bin release latch to detach the dust container
from the main cleaner and pull upward to remove.
[9]
2. Release the pre-motor lter cover pressing the pre-motor lter cover latch and rolling
pre-motor lter cover on the opposite edge.
[15]
3. Remove the lter from main cleaner and wash it by hand using warm water. Do not
use hot water or detergents. Remove excess water from the lter and leave to dry
fully before reusing.
[16,19,20]
4. Ret it to the cleaner once fully dry. Press on the top of the lter to ensure it is back
into place.
[16]
5. Lock the pre-motor lter cover pressing at the top: you will hear a click once
the pre-motor lter cover ts into place. [15]
6. Ret the dust container to the cleaner ensuring the hook has been positioned
correctly in the cleaner body. Then lock the container in place pushing the
container bin handle down until the latch connects with the main body of the cleaner:
you will hear a click when fully connected. [14]
To access the exhaust lter located on the base of the cleaner.
1. Unlock the exhaust lter cover pressing two buttons and pulling outward from
the main cleaner. [17]
2. Remove the lter pack pulling the ring-pull of the exhaust lter.[18]
3.
Gently tap and wash the lter pack. Do not use hot water or detergents. Remove
excess
water from the lter and leave to dry fully before using. [19,20]
4. Reassemble the lter pack once it is fully dry and ret it onto the cleaner inserting
back into the location.
5.
Lock the exhaust lter cover by pressing the edge with the clips: you will hear a click
once the exhaust lter door ts into place.
[17]
IMPORTANT: Do not use the product without the lter pack tted.
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Cleaning the dust container / multi-cyclonic separation unit
This cleaner uses a multi-cyclonic separation system, unique to Hoover. If necessary, the
separation unit can be disassembled from the dust container and cleaned:
1. Release the dust container from the cleaner pressing the bin release latch to
detach the dust container from the main cleaner and pull upwards to remove. [9]
2.
Hold the dust container with one hand and with the other rotate the dust bin handle
anti clockwise to release it from the container.
[11]
3. Remove the multi-cyclonic separation unit from the dust container pulling the
handle. [11]
4.
If necessary, use a cloth to remove excessive dust from the multi-cyclonic unit surface.
[12]
5. Reassemble the multi-cyclonic separation unit with the dust container and rotate it
in position.
[13]
6.
Ret the dust bin to the cleaner ensuring the hook has been positioned correctly
in the cleaner body. Then lock the container in place by pushing the handle down until
the latch connects with the main body of the cleaner: you will hear a click when fully
connected.
[14]
Removing a blockage from the system
1. Check if the dust container is full. If so, refer to “Emptying the dust container”.
2. If the dust container is empty but suction is still low:
A. Do the lters need cleaning? If so, refer to “Cleaning the washable lters”.
B.
Check if there is any other blockage in the system. Use a rod or pole to remove
any blockage from the extension tube or exible hose.
C. Check if pre-motor lter is tted and lter cover is entirely closed.
D. Check if the dust container is tted into place.
E. Check if the multi-cyclonic unit needs to be cleaned. Refer to “Cleaning the
multi-cyclonic unit”.
USER CHECK LIST
Should you have a problem with the product, complete this simple user checklist
before calling your local Hoover service.
• Is there a working electricity supply to the cleaner? Please check with another electrical
appliance
• Is the dust container over-lled? Please refer to “emptying the dust container”.
• Is the lter blocked? Please refer to ‘Cleaning the washable lters’.
• Check if the pre-motor lter is tted correctly and lter cover is entirely closed.
• Check if the dust container is tted into place.
• Check if the multi-cyclonic unit needs to be cleaned. Refer to “Cleaning the
multi-cyclonic unit”.
• Is the hose or nozzle blocked? Please refer to ‘Removing a blockage from the system’.
• Has the cleaner overheated? If so, it will take approximately 30 minutes to automatically
reset.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Hoover spare and Consumables
Always replace parts with genuine Hoover spares. These are available from your local
Hoover dealer or direct from Hoover. When ordering parts always quote your model number.
Hoover Service
Should you require service, spares and consumables at any time, please contact your
local Hoover Service Ofce.
Quality
Hoover’s factories have been independently assessed for quality. Our products are
made using a quality system which meets the requirements of ISO 9001
Your Guarantee
The guarantee conditions for this appliance are as dened by our representative in the
country in which it is sold. Details regarding these conditions can be obtained from the
dealer from whom the appliance was purchased. The bill of sale or receipt must be
produced when making any claim under the terms of this guarantee.
Subject to change without notice.
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