UFESA AC5010 Mode D'emploi page 11

• At the end of its life, the
vacuum cleaner should
be disposed of in an
appropriate manner.
• If the supply cord
is damaged, it must
be replaced by the
manufacturer
service agent or a
similarly
person in order to avoid
a hazard.
• ATTENTION:
not use the vacuum
cleaner to suck up
building waste (cement,
brick dust, rubble, etc.).
These types of particles
quickly clog up the
pores in the dust bag
causing the appliance to
overheat.
SWITCHING ON AND OPERATION
- Insert the hose (3) into the suction hole (6) so
that it clicks into position.
Pressing down the release button will help you
remove the hose (3). (Fig. 1)
- Attach the telescopic tube (2) to the handgrip
(4), and adjust the length to suit the user.
(Fig. 2)
- Fit the floor brush (1), accessory number 18,
19, 20, 21, 22 to the vacuum tube (Fig. 3). The
accessary parts 18, 19, 21 can also be affixed to
the handgrip (4) (Fig. 4).
- Holding the power cord by the plug, pull out
the required length and plug it into the mains
socket. (Fig. 5)
- Press the On/Off pedal (7), (Fig. 6). Regulate
the power using the power regulator (8), and
turn clockwise to increase power while turning
anti-clockwise to reduce power (Fig. 7). The
intensity can be regulated from the handgrip.
Opening the flap (5) reduces suction, whereas
closing it increases suction. (Fig. 8)
- You can use the parking aid on the back of the
vacuum cleaner if you wish to stop vacuuming
for a short while. Slide the catch on the brush
into the groove at the rear of the appliance
or its
(Fig. 9).
- The wheels and 360° swivel joint and the
carrying handle (11) make this vacuum cleaner
extremely mobile.
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WHEN FINISHED
When you have finished using the appliance, set
the power regulator (8) to the minimum position
and press the On/Off pedal. Press the automatic
cable rewind pedal (9) to wind the cable back
Do
(Fig. 10). Clip the tube onto the vacuum cleaner
in a vertical position (Fig. 11).
REPLACING AND MAINTAINING
Bag full indicator (10)
When suction power decreases considerably
and the bag full indicator lights up. This means
that the dust bag (16) is full or that the hose,
tube or filters are blocked. If this occurs, follow
the instructions for changing the dust bag,
cleaning the filters and unclog hose or tube.
Changing the dust bag (16)
- Open the cover by pressing down the release
button. (Fig. 12)
- Take the dust bag out of the dust bag holder
(17). (Fig. 13)
- Close the bag by pulling on the central flap and
scrap it into a dust bin. (Fig. 14)
- To fit a new bag, fold the flap back (Fig. 15).
Insert the bag into the bag holder, following the
direction of the guide-arrow. Make sure that it
slots fully down into its housing and that it fits
correctly. Close the cover.
Important:
• There is a dust bag absence detector on the
bag holder, the cover can not be closed if there
is no bag fitted. Do not force it shut, check that
the bag is fitted correctly. (Fig. 16)
• If the suction is irregular and the bag full
indicator stays lit, check that there is nothing
blocking the hose, tube or air inlet.