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Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your new
appliance.
You have selected a high-quality product.
The operating instructions are part of this product.
They contain important information about safety,
usage and disposal. Before using the product,
please familiarise yourself with all operating and
safety instructions. Use the product only as
described and for the range of applications
specified. Please also pass these operating
instructions on to any future owner.
Appliance description
Figure A:
1 Grip, hand element
2 On/Off switch
3 Charge indicator lamp
4 Hand element
5 Release button
6 HEPA filter
7 Coarse filter
8 Dirt container
(dirt container)
Intended use
This appliance has been designed exclusively for
vacuum cleaning dry surfaces and dry residues.
This appliance is intended solely for use in private
households. The appliance must not be used to
vacuum people or animals. Any other usage or
modification of the appliance is deemed to be
improper and carries a significant risk of accidents.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages
that result from improper use of the appliance or
are caused by the incorrect operation of it. The
appliance is not intended for commercial use.
9 On/Off switch
0 ECO button
q Grip
w Release button
e Release buttons
r Hand element recess
t Rotary brush
z LED light
Figure C:
u Brush attachment
i Crevice tool
o Upholstery nozzle
p Charger
a Charger barrel plug
s Accessories holder
d Accessories holder
f Charging socket (bottom)
g Cradle (with charging socket)
h Knife
(grip)
(hand element)
Check the package contents for completeness
directly after unpacking.
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Technical data
Charger
Input: 100 – 240 V ∼ (AC), 50/60 Hz, 0.3 A max.
Output: 18 V
Type identification: SHSS 16 A1--2
Protection type: II /
Polarity:
Energy efficiency class:
Floor nozzle
Rated output: 5 W
Protection type: III /
Polarity:
(DC), 500 mA
(double insulation)
(low voltage)
Hand element
Input: 18 V
Rated output: 90W
Protection type: III /
Polarity:
Batteries
14.4 V 2200mAh
(4 x 3.6 V lithium ion battery)
Operating time with full battery charge
(depending on floor covering):
Level 1, normal mode: approx. 22 min.
Level 2, ECO mode: approx. 28 Min.
Charging time with empty battery: 5 – 6 hours
500 mA
Safety instructions
DANGER! ELECTRIC SHOCK!
► Do not charge or use the appliance outdoors.
► Never use the handheld vacuum cleaner if the cable, plug or casing
are damaged.
► To avoid risks, arrange for damaged power cables and/or plugs to
be replaced as soon as possible by a qualified specialist or by our
Customer Services.
► Have all repairs carried out by a specialist workshop. Under no
circumstances should you open the appliance yourself. Repairs that
are not carried out by a specialist workshop could lead to physical
injuries.
► Before charging the appliance, make sure that the mains voltage
corresponds to the voltage indicated in the technical data for the
mains adapter/appliance.
► Never touch the mains adapter/charger or the appliance with wet
or damp hands.
► Do not use the mains adapter/charger with an extension cable;
connect the mains adapter directly to a power socket.
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WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
► Do not change any accessories while the appliance is switched on.
► Do not use the handheld vacuum cleaner for vacuuming up water
or other liquids.
► Do not use the handheld vacuum for vacuuming up sharp objects or
glass shards.
► Never vacuum up burning matches, glowing ashes or cigarette
butts.
► Do not use the handheld vacuum for vacuuming up chemical
products, stone dust, gypsum, cement or similar particles.
► This appliance is not suitable for use with inflammable and
explosive substances or chemical and aggressive liquids.
► Always store the appliance indoors. To prevent accidents, keep the
appliance in a dry location when not in use.
► Under extreme conditions, leaks in the battery cells may occur. In
the event that battery fluid comes into contact with skin or eyes, the
affected area must be rinsed off with water immediately. Contact a
physician.
► This appliance may be used by children aged 8 years and above
and by persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities
or lack of experience and knowledge, provided that they are under
supervision or have been told how to use the appliance safely and
are aware of the potential risks. Do not allow children to use the
appliance as a toy. Cleaning and user maintenance tasks must not
be carried out by children unless they are supervised.
► Be careful when opening and closing the knife and when using it.
The blade is very sharp!
► Keep the knife out of the reach of children.
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WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
► Never use the knife if the blade is damaged.
► Always fold the blade back into the housing after use.
► Use only accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
► The mains adapter must not be used for other purposes.
► Always grip the power plug to disconnect the appliance from the
power supply.
► Always be sure to keep the hand vacuum away from heating
elements, ovens or other heated appliances and surfaces.
► Always make certain that the ventilation slits are not obstructed.
Ablocked ventilation circuit can result in overheating and damage
to the appliance.
► Take special care when using the hand vacuum on stairs.
Risk of falling!
► This product contains rechargeable batteries. Do not throw the
appliance into a fire and do not subject it to high temperatures.
There is a risk of an explosion!
► Always remove the hand element from the handle before cleaning
the rotary brush to avoid accidental starting of the rotary brush.
ATTENTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
► Do not use the hand vacuum cleaner without the
HEPA filter inserted.
► Do not use the mains adapter for a different product and do not
attempt to charge this device with a different charging station.
Use only the charging station supplied with this device.
► Never charge non-rechargeable batteries!
The mains adapter is for indoor use only.
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Before first use
■ Remove all packaging materials and protective
stickers from the appliance, especially the
protective sticker on the contacts on the back of
the hand element 4.
■ Place the cradle g onto the stand so that the
cradle g clicks into place.
NOTE
► This appliance is supplied with non-charged
batteries. The batteries must be charged for
5–6 hours before using the appliance for
the first time.
Charging the appliance
NOTE
► Ensure that the appliance is switched off
before starting to charge the batteries.
■ To charge the appliance, connect the charger p
to a mains socket. Plug the barrel plug a into
the charging socket f on the underside of the
cradle g. Feed the cable through the recess on
the rear of the cradle g so that the cradle g is
not resting on the cable.
■ Place the handle with the attached hand
element 4 onto the cradle g.The charge
indicator lamp 3 lights up red. When the
appliance is fully charged, the indicator light 3
lights up green.
■ Do not recharge the batteries until the suction
power of the appliance has become noticeably
weaker.
NOTE
► When the batteries are weak, the charge
indicator lamp 3 starts flashing green.
When this happens, the appliance can be
operated for another 3 to 5 minutes.
► Once the batteries are completely
discharged, the charge indicator lamp 3
flashes red five times and the appliance
switches off.
Assembly/disassembly
Connecting the hand element to the
handle/removal from handle
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
■ To connect the hand element 4 to the handle,
push the tip of the hand element 4 into the
opening in the hand element recess r.
■ Then press the grip 1 of the hand element 4
into the handle so that the hand element 4
clicks firmly into position (Fig.1).
■ To remove the hand element 4 from the handle,
press the release buttons
■ Then pull the hand element 4 upwards and
forwards out of the hand element recess r
(Fig. 2).
e.
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Operation
ATTENTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
► The suction opening must always be open
and may not be blocked. Blockages lead to
overheating and damage to the motor.
► Do not vacuum shag pile carpet with the floor
nozzle. The rotary brush t can get caught in
the carpet and block!
NOTE
► Make sure that the HEPA filter 6 and the
coarse filter 7 are always inserted before
using the appliance.
► As soon as the suction power of the appliance
begins to diminish noticeably and the charge
indicator lamp 3 flashes green, connect the
appliance to the charger p.
Using the hand element with the
handle
1) Insert the hand element 4 into the hand
element recess r as described in the chapter
"Assembly/disassembly".
2) Fold out the grip q on the handle by pressing
the release button
pulling the grip q upwards.
3) Switch on the appliance using the On/Off
switch
lights up green, the LED light z on the floor
nozzle lights up and the rotary brush t starts
turning.
NOTE
► Press the ECO button 0 to switch to the
energy-saving ECO mode. The appliance
now uses a lower suction power but can run
for longer.
Press the ECO button 0again to work at full
suction power.
4) Guide the floor nozzle over the area to be
vacuumed. Hold the grip q so that the floor
nozzle moves smoothly over the floor.
9. The charge indicator lamp 3
w and, at the same time,
5) Press the On/Off switch
finished vacuuming. The rotary brush t stops,
the charge indicator lamp 3and the LED
light z go out.
9 when you have
Using the hand element
1) Remove the hand element 4 from the hand
element recess r as described in the chapter
"Assembly/disassembly".
2) If required, you can attach the crevice tool i,
the brush attachment u or the upholstery
nozzle o.
3) Press the On/Off switch
element 4 to start vacuuming the desired
areas. The charge indicator lamp 3 lights
up during operation.
4) When you are finished vacuuming, press the
On/Off switch
indicator lamp 3 goes out.
2 again. The charge
2 on the hand
Cleaning and maintenance
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
► Always unplug the charger p from the
mains. Pull the barrel plug a out of the
charging socket f on the cradle g before
cleaning the cradle g.
► Always remove the hand element 4 from the
hand element recess ron the handle before
cleaning
-- the hand element 4,
-- the handle or
-- the rotary brush t.
ATTENTION! PROPERTY DAMAGE!
► Do not use abrasive or aggressive cleaning
materials. These can damage the surface of
the appliance!
NOTE
► The LED light z is maintenance-free.
The LEDs cannot be changed!
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Emptying the dirt container and
cleaning the filter
NOTE
► To achieve the best results, empty the dirt
container 8 and clean the HEPA filter 6
regularly.
► If you need a new HEPA filter 6, please
contact our service department (see section
“Ordering spare parts”).
1) To open the dirt container 8, remove the hand
element 4 from the hand element recess r.
2) Press the release button
time, pull the dirt container 8 forwards and
off.
3) Start by pulling the HEPA filter 6 and then the
coarse filter 7 out of the dirt container 8 (fig.
3). Tap out both parts over a rubbish bin or
similar. If necessary, you can rinse out the
HEPA filter 6 with fresh water. Allow it to air
dry fully afterwards.
Fig. 3
4) Empty the dirt container 8 into the rubbish bin
or similar.
5) First re-insert the coarse filter 7 and then the
dry HEPA filter 6.
6) Replace the dirt container 8 onto the hand
element 4 by first pushing the lower catch on
the hand element 4 into the recess on the dirt
container 8. Then, press the upper part of the
dirt container 8 onto the hand element 4
until the dirt container 8 clicks into place and
sits firmly.
5 and, at the same
Cleaning the appliance
Wipe the appliance with a damp cloth. For
stubborn dirt, add a little mild detergent to the
cloth. Ensure that the appliance is completely dry
before the next use.
Cleaning the rotary brush
The rotary brush t should be checked regularly
for blockages, and any hairs, threads or dirt should
be removed. Remove the rotary brush t as
follows:
1) Turn the floor nozzle upside down.
2) Push the catch on the cover plate towards the
symbol so that you can remove the cover
plate (fig. 4).
3) Lift out the rotary brush t.
4) Remove dirt (on both sides of the bristles) and
clean the rotary brush t. To do this, take a
damp cloth and wipe the individual bristle
bundles from the inside to the outside.
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
► Be careful when handling the knife h.
The blade is very sharp!
NOTE
► You can use the knife h to remove stuck hair
and threads:
– Fold the blade of the knife h carefully out of
the handle and cut stuck hair and threads.
– Fold the blade back in. When doing so, only
touch the blunt edge of the blade! Risk of
injury!
– Remove the cut hairs and threads from the
rotary brush t.
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5) To replace the rotary brush t, first push the
broad end onto the drive shaft so that the
rotary brush t hooks into place.
6) Then, push the other end into the mount so that
the rotary brush t sits straight in the floor
nozzle.
7) Replace the cover plate and fasten it firmly
intoplace by pushing the catch towards the
symbol (fig. 4).
Fig. 4
Storage
■ When you are not using the appliance, place
iton the cradle g.
■ Place the accessories on the accessory
holderss/d:
– Place the crevice tool i and the upholstery
nozzle ointo the holders s/d.
– Place the brush attachment u onto the
upper part of the crevice tool i.
■ Store the appliance in a dust-free and dry
location.
Troubleshooting
The appliance is not working.
■ The battery is not charged.
♦ Connect the appliance to the charger p.
■ The appliance is defective.
♦ Contact the Customer Service department.
The appliance is running but hardly
sucking up any dirt.
■ The battery is not sufficiently charged.
♦ Connect the appliance to the charger p.
■ The dirt container 8 is full.
♦ Empty the dirt container 8.
■ The HEPA filter 6 is blocked.
♦ Clean the HEPA filter 6.
The appliance will not charge.
■ The charger p is not correctly connected to
the socket/mains plug.
♦ Check the connections of the charger p.
■ The charger p is defective.
♦ Contact the Customer Service department.
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