Samsung VC-5980V, VC-5913V, VC-5955V, VC-5956V User Manual

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Operating Instructions

Gebruiksaanwijzing

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VACUUM CLEANER

Before operating this unit, please read the instructions carefully.

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DJ68-00068E REV(0.2)

FEATURES

Features include automatic cord rewind and dust indicator.

NOTE : Not all models have the same features.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

1.Read all instructions carefully. Before switching on, make sure that the voltage of your electricity supply is the same as that indicated on the rating plate on the bottom of the cleaner.

2.WARNING: Do not use the vacuum cleaner when rug or floor is wet.

3.Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children. Do not allow the vacuum cleaner to be used as a toy. Do not allow the vacuum cleaner to run unattended at any time. Use the vacuum cleaner only for its intended use as described in these instructions.

4. Do not use the vacuum cleaner without a dust bag. Change the dust bag before it is full in order to maintain best efficiency.

5.Do not use the vacuum cleaner to pick up matches, live ashes or cigarette butts. Keep the vacuum cleaner away from stoves and other heat sources. Heat can deform and discolour the plastic parts of the unit.

6.Avoid picking up hard, sharp objects with the vacuum cleaner as they may damage the cleaner parts. Do not stand on the hose assembly. Do not put a weight on the hose. Do not block the suction or the exhaustion part.

7.Switch the vacuum cleaner off at the machine before unplugging from the electrical outlet. Grasp the plug to disconnect from power outlet to avoid damage to cord, plug, prongs or socket. Do not pull the power cord. Always disconnect cord from electrical outlet before changing the dust bag.

8.The use of an extension cord is not recommended.

9.If your vacuum cleaner is not operating correctly, switch off the power supply and consult an authorized service agent.

10.Do not attempt to replace a damaged power supply cord. Only the manufacturer or qualified service personnel can replace power cords. Serious injury may result.

WARNING

1.Do not use to suck up water.

2.Do not immerse in water for cleaning.

3.The hose should be checked regularly and must not be used if damaged.

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IDENTIFICATIONS OF PARTS

HANDLE	SUCTION HOSE

AIR REGULATOR

	DUST-FULL
TUBE*	INDICATOR
	POWER CONTROL
	SWITCH* & ON/OFF
	SWITCH
	CARRYING HANDLE&
	CORD REWIND
	BUTTON
	BUTTON FOR
	SUCTION HOSE
	REMOVAL
	CLAMPER FOR DUST
FLOOR NOZZLE*	BAG COMPARTMENT
	RUG/FLOOR SELECTOR

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Features marked * may vary according to model.

A TYPE

CREVICE-TOOL

*BELT-STRAP ASSY

B TYPE

HANGER ACCESSORY

DUSTING BRUSH

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ASSEMBLING THE VACUUM-CLEANER READY FOR USE

1) Connect the suction hose to the suction tube.

2)Connect the suction tubes together (depending on model).

3) Connect the nozzle to the suction tube.

4)Grip the body connector with one hand and squeeze the tube in an inward direction.

POWER CORD

EXTENDING : Holding the narrow part of the telescopic tube with one hand, pull the handle in the opposite direction with your other hand.

SHORTENING : Holding the narrow part of

the telescopic tube with one hand, push the handle towards it using the other hand.

- A djustable telescopic tube not available with all models.

1) PULLING OUT

The power cord is long enough to be drawn out for convenience.

2) REWINDING

When you have finished cleaning, disconnect the plug from the electrical outlet and simply press the cord rewind button lightly with your toe.

NOTE : When removing the power cord from the electrical outlet, grasp the plug, not the cord.

NOTE : For your convenience, the handle has two functions. It can be used as a “handle” to carry the unit. It is also the cord rewind button that can be used to rewind the power cord.

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ON/OFF SWITCH

With the cord plugged into an electrical outlet, start or stop the vacuum cleaner by pushing lightly downward on the switch.

NOTE : ON/OFF switch is combined with POWER CONTROLLER - To start or stop the unit just lightly press it downward.

POWER CONTROL(VARIABLE CONTROL TYPE ONLY)

The vacuuming power can be adjusted to suit any situation with the electrical power control.

MIN = For delicate fabrics, e.g.net curtains.

MAX = For hard floors and heavily soiled carpets.

-To adjust power output just turn it right or left.

DUST-FULL INDICATOR

If the “Dust-Full” indicator changes to “RED” while you are cleaning, the dust bag requires replacement.

NOTE : If the “Dust-Full” indicator continues to display “RED” even after changing the dust bag, turn the cleaner off and check whether the hose, tube or nozzle is clogged.

USING THE ACCESSORIES

CREVICE

Crevice tool for radiators, crevices, corners, between cushions.

DUSTING

Dusting brush for furniture,	• Before use, assemble the dusting
shelves, books, etc.	brush to the crevice tool

TOOL STORAGE

Your cleaner features a tool storage device.

Assemble the accessory hanger on to the extension tube.

It can be used to store the cleaning tools while they are not in use.

This tool can be separated into two parts.

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USING & ASSEMBLING THE STRAP(OPTIONAL)

This appliance is designed to be conveniently carried on your waist using the belt-strap accessory.

When cleaning steps, curtains, shelves, etc, you can carry the unit with the strap over your shoulder.

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Ready for use

1)Insert the lockers into the holes on the cleaner, taking care of the lockers’ direction.

*Strap-ends should face the body of the cleaner.

2)Pull the lockers to the front of the cleaner until they click into place.

3)Adjust the strap length to fit your body.

A TYPE	B TYPE
1	2

2

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Locker

3

When not using
- Detach the	drawing them
out from the
- Keep the strap	to use it.

A TYPE

B TYPE

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PARK POSITION

Located on the top rear side of the vacuum-cleaner, there is a nozzle support that can be used to park the nozzle during pauses in cleaning.

TRANSPORTING AND STORING THE VACUUM CLEANER

For easy storage and transportation, this vacuum cleaner has
a clip system built onto the body, which will keep the tube,
hose and nozzle in a vertical position.
REPLACING	BAG

1) To open the dust cover of the dust bag com-		2) Remove the dust bag from the cleaner.
partment, press the clamper upwards.	(The
clamper is located at the front of the	dust
cover)

3)After removing the used dust bag, insert the cardboard bag collar of the new dust bag into its original position.

4)Press the dust cover down gently until the clamper relocks.

FOR CLOTH FILTER BAG

After using, if the cloth filter bag is full of dust, clean the cloth filter bag and use it again.

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MAINTENANCE OR REPLACEMENT OF THE FILTERS

INLET FILTER

To protect the motor, your cleaner features a secondary filter at the front of the motor in the dust compartment. Do not allow the filter to become clogged. Suction power reduction or motor damage may result. After cleaning the secondary filter attach it in place.

SECONDARY FILTER	SECONDARY FILTER

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▼ OUTLET FILTER
1) Open the grille part, separate the	2) Reassemble it after cleaning or replacing
exhausted filter.	the filter in the reverse order.

NOTE: The filters must be completely dried before being replaced in the dust compartment.

USAGE OF FLOOR NOZZLE

FOR RUG / FLOOR SELECTOR

Before use make sure that the position of the selector is in the right position for the type of surface to be cleaned.

Select the carpet indicator when cleaning carpets.

Select flat surface indicator when cleaning the floors, tiles, etc.

FOR UNIVERSAL BRUSH

Use the floor nozzle for cleaning all surfaces.

NOTE: For optimum efficiency, clean floor brush with crevice tool.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

PROBLEM	CAUSE	REMEDY
Motor does not start.	No power supply.	Check cable, plug and
		socket.
Suction force is gradually	Filter, nozzle, suction hose	Remove the object.
decreasing.	or tube is blocked.
Cord does not rewind fully.	Check that the cord is not	Pull the cord out 2~3m &
	twisted or wound unevenly.	push down the cord rewind
		button.

This Vacuum cleaner is approved the following

EMC Directive : 89/336/EEC, 92/31EEC and 93/68/EEC

Low Voltage Safety Directive : 73/23/EEC and 93/68/EEC

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