Samsung VC-7416VN User Manual [en, en]
Operating Instructions
VACUUM CLEANER
❈ Before operating this unit, please read the instructions carefully.
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This appliance must be connected to the same mains voltage as shown on
the rating plate.
This vacuum cleaner is not suitable for removing any kind of liquid.
Carpets treated with a liquid cleaner must be allowed to dry before being
cleaned with the unit.
Never operate the vacuum cleaner without a dust bag.
The cover cannot be closed if a dust bag is not inserted. Please do not close
forcibly.
Keep children away from this vacuum cleaner. It must not be used on people
or animals.
Never use your appliance to vacuum matches, glowing embers, or
cigarette-ends. Avoid vacuuming hard, pointed objects, since they may
damage the appliance or dust bag.
If your vacuum cleaner has a fault, please contact your electrical retailer or an
authorized service agent.
If the supply cord of this appliance is damaged, it must only be replaced by
a repair shop appointed by the manufacturer, because special purpose tools
are required.
Once you have unpacked the unit, do not simply throw the packing into the
household waste.
Take them to the appropriate collecting points for recycling.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
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IDENTIFICATIONS OF PARTS
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) Connect the body connector to the
body of the cleaner.
OPTION: Adjusting the telescopic
tube (depending on
model).
Features marked with
* may vary according to model.
HANDLE
AIR REGULATOR
TUBE
*
CYCLONE
FILTER
*
FLOOR NOZZLE
*
RUG/FLOOR SELECTOR
CARRYING
HANDLE
CLAMPER FOR DUST
BAG COMPARTMENT
ON/OFF BUTTON
POWER CONTROL SWITCH
*
CORD REWIND BUTTON
DUST-FULLINDICATOR
TOOL STORAGE COVER
SUCTION HOSE
BUTTON FOR
SUCTION HOSE
REMOVAL
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