- The wheels, the 360º swivel joint and the
carrying handle, along with its compact
ness, make this vacuum cleaner extremely
mobile.
- During pauses in vacuuming you can clip
the tube onto the vacuum as shown in figu
re 5 and 6.
POWER REGULATION
Regulate the power using the electronic
power regulator (8), figure 7. Suction in
tensity can be regulated from the handgrip.
Opening the flap reduces suction, whereas
closing it increases suction, figure 8.
WHEN FINISHED
When you have finished using the applian
ce press the On/Off switch.
Press the automatic cable rewind pedal (9)
to wind the cable back in, figure 9.
CONTAINER FULL INDICATOR
When suction power decreases considera
bly and the full indicator (14) lights up, this
means that the container is full or that the
hose is blocked.
If this occurs do as described in the next
point:
MAINTAINING THE CYCLE-TECH
UNIT
Empting the container
The container must be emptied after each
use. To do this, press the release button
(12) and remove the container, Figure 10.
Empty the contents into a dustbin by pres
sing button (24) to open the base flap (25),
figure 11.
Bring the flap (25) back up to close it again.
Locking it back on to the base of the con
tainer. Place the container back into its
housing on the vacuum cleaner.
Cleaning the filters
It is advisable to clean the permanent HEPA
filter at least every six uses and to replace
the air outlet filter each year. The filters must
always be cleaned whenever any type of
blockage occurs with the suction.
Cleaning the permanent HEPA filter:
Open the container lid (19), Figure 12.
Turn the HEPA filter (21) anti-clockwise
to remove it and pull it out of its housing,
Figure 13.
Pull off the filter cover (22) which is just
pressed on to the HEPA filter, Figure 14.
The filter can be hand washed with water
and a mild detergent.
Once the HEPA filter is cleaned and dried,
push the filter cover back on and fit the as
sembly back into its housing by turning it
clockwise until it locks into position.
Close the lid (19).
Fit the container back into its housing on
the vacuum cleaner, Figure 15.
IMPORTANT: Leave the HEPA filter to dry for
24 hours before refitting it.
Replacing the air inlet and outlet filters
Remove the air outlet grille (10) by pressing
the release clips down and rocking it off
gently, Figure 16. Extract the filter support
and remove the filter, Figure 17.
To remove the air inlet filter (23), open the
container lid (19), Figure 12. Remove the fil
ter attached to the inside of the lid, Figure
18.
Ufesa recommends that the permanent
HEPA filter and air outlet filter (11) and air
inlet filter (23) be replaced yearly (depen
ding on use). You can get these replace
ments at your local shopping centre or
from an Authorised Dealer.
Important: The vacuum cleaner must ne
ver be switched on unless these filters are
fitted correctly.
To guarantee trouble-free operation, use
only original Ufesa parts.
GENERAL PURPOSE FLOOR BRUSH
Model: AS3016
The general purpose floor brush supplied
with this model has two different swee
ping positions.
If we press the button on the brush to the
[ ] position the bristles at the front of
the brush come out which, together with
the two rear wheels, makes it easier to move
across all types of surfaces, Figure 19.
If we press the button on the brush to the
[ ] position the bristles at the front of
the brush retract to produce more efficient
suction on carpets and rugs, Figure 20.
Model AS3018
The general purpose floor brush supplied
with this model has 6 wheels, making it ea
sier to travel across all types of surfaces.
BRUSH FOR WOODEN FLOORING
(AS3018)
This brush has been specially designed to
clean wooden floor surfaces. The soft hair
bristles brush over the surface picking up
the dust but without damaging the floor.