Use - DS Produkte MJ1402 Mode D'emploi

Use

ATTENTION!
• During use, never hold the nozzles near body parts or animals and do not reach into
them. You could be caught in the vacuum cleaner or injured as a result. If the vacuum
cleaner attaches itself to the fl oor, turn it off immediately.
• Only turn on the device once you are sure that the suction nozzle, the waste water
tank, the insert and fi lter have been properly inserted.
• Always turn off the device before you change a nozzle or attach or remove any ac-
cessories!
• Do not in any case vacuum up the following:
– smouldering ashes, cigarette butts, matches etc.
– fl ammable or ignitable materials
– very fi ne dust (e.g. cement dust), ash or toner
– pointy, hard objects such as larger glass shards
• Empty and clean the waste water tank after every use or once the maximum fi ll level
(mark) is reached (see chapter "Cleaning and storage").IMPORTANT: Do not over-
fi ll the waste water tank, liquid may not infi ltrate the rectangular vent in the insert!
• Every time after cleaning a surface, switch off the device; this will signifi cantly in-
crease the operating time per charge.
• Test the wiping adapter on an inconspicuous area before using it on sensitive (high
gloss) surfaces.
• Do not use the device if it is connected to the charger.
1. Insert the suction nozzle of your choice in the suction opening and make sure that
all other parts are properly attached to the device (see chapter "Removing / inserting
the waste water tank").
2. Push the On/Off switch (3) to switch the device on.
3. Move the nozzle over the surface you want to clean. During use, check whether the
maximum fi ll level (mark) in the waste water tank has been reached. If this is the
case, it must be emptied.
Notice: You can turn the nozzle insert (1) 360° for better handling. To do so, push it
down and turn it to the desired position.
4. Push the On/Off switch again to switch the device off.
5. After use, empty the waste water tank and clean its insert and fi lter regularly (see
chapter "Cleaning and storage"). Charge the rechargeable battery (see chapter
"Charging the storage battery").
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