After Vacuuming - Soniclean Galaxy 1150 Manuel D'instruction

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Overview of the Appliance Components
Dust space lid
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Suction opening
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"Dust bag full" display
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Power controller
4
Button to wind up the cable
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ON/OFF switch
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Unlocking device for the dust compartment
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Exhaust filter compartment
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Motor protection filter: Plastic foam filter or microhygiene filter
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(depending on the configuration)
Holder for filter bridge
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Carrying handle
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Vacuum hose with air leak slider
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Assembly
Insert hose (B1)
Insert the hose in the suction inlet on the top of the vacuum cleaner.
You will hear it click into place.
To disconnect the hose, just press the two tabs on either side of the
hose and pull it out. (B2)
Connect the vacuum tube
Insert the narrower end of the vacuum tube into a floor nozzle,
turning the tube to attach it more firmly.
Insert the handle end of the hose in the vacuum tube.
To adjust the vacuum tube in the length you can also use the
exten-sion adapter. (B3)
Ratchet telescopic tube (B4)
(varies depending on the appliance model)
This adjustable vacuum tube can be lengthened to fit your height
to make your work more convenient. Loosen the locking device by
pressing the button in the direction of the arrow. Set the vacuum
tube to the desired length. To lock the vacuum tube in the desired
length, release the button and push the suction tube in a little until
you hear the lock click.
Rotary telescopic tube (B5)
(varies depending on the appliance model)
This adjustable vacuum tube can be lengthened to fit your height to
make your work more convenient. Hold the narrower end of the tube
firmly with one hand. With your other hand, unlock the tube by turn-
ing the lock to the left. Set it to the desired length and then relock
the tube by turning to the right. Pay attention to the instructions
stamped on the tube.
Accessories
Accessory holder (B6)
Furniture Brush (1): e.g. for shelves and delicate surfaces.
Upholstery nozzle (2): e.g. for sofas and chairs.
Crevice nozzle (3): for small gaps like radiators, baseboards, joints
and corners.
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Telescopic tube
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Turbo nozzle (Optional on Bare Floor Pro)
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Dust bag with plastic seal
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Filter bridge
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Furniture Brush (depending on the configuration)
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Upholstery nozzle (depending on the configuration)
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Crevice nozzle
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Holder for vacuuming fittings in the storage position
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Hard floor nozzle (depending on the configuration)
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Accessory tool storage bag
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23 Suction mesh (depending on the configuration)
Extension adapter
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Turbo nozzle (B7): The turbo nozzle is ideal for low pile carpet.
Attention:
The following carpets should not be cleaned with
the turbo brush, as there is a danger that threads may be pulled
out: high-quality, handmade carpets, e.g. Berber, Persian and
so on, as well as extremely long shag carpets and broadloom.
Hard floor nozzle (B8) (depending on the configuration): The hard
floor nozzle cleans hard floors such as parquet, tiles, laminate, stone
and linoleum floors.
Using the vacuum cleaner
CAUTION: Never use the vacuum cleaner
without a dust bag and motor protection filter
in place or the motor may be damaged. Such
damage is outside the terms of the warranty.
Starting the appliance
Pull out the power cord to the necessary length and put the plug into
a properly installed and grounded 120 volt electrical outlet.
To start the motor, press the "ON/OFF" switch (B11).
Now, turn the power control until the desired power setting has been
reached (B12). Work with consistent speed when vacuuming. In the
process, it is unnecessary to apply additional pressure on the suction
nozzle. When vacuuming very dirty surfaces, we recommend setting
the controller to the highest suction power in order to obtain an
optimum cleaning effect.
Suction Power Regulator
Low level of suction: for curtains and delicate fabrics.
Medium level of suction: for deep pile velour rugs and broadloom.
High level of suction: for hardwearing carpets and floors.
Vacuum curtains and light fabrics only with low vacuuming
power. Such items can be sucked in and damaged.
Air-leak slider (B9)
Open the air leak slider on the handle to vacuum delicate items such
as curtains or fabrics or to remove articles that are stuck to the nozzle.
Closed - high suction power
Open - low suction power

After vacuuming

Taking a break from vacuuming (B13)
For a short break you can hook the floor nozzle into the slot on the
back of the vacuum cleaner.
Switching off (B11)
Switch off the motor by pressing the "On/Off" button and pull the
plug out of the electrical outlet.
Power cord rewind (B14)
Hold the cable rewind button pressed down and use your hand
to guide the cable. Do not rewind the cable too quickly or it may
become jammed or tangled.
Storage (B15)
The vacuum cleaner can be stored upright. To do this, hook the floor noz-
zle into the tab on the back of the vacuum cleaner.
Transporting (B16)
Always use the handle to transport.
Changing the vacuum cleaner bag
CAUTION: Before changing the dust bag or
filter, always turn off the vacuum and remove
plug from the outlet.
"Change Dust Bag" indicator
The dust bag must be replaced when the „Change Dust Bag" indicator
lights up.
WARNING:
The indicator will also alert you to the
motor being overloaded, if the hose is blocked, for example.
If this happens, switch off the vacuum cleaner, unplug it
and remove the blockage.
Press the unlocking button of the dust compartment lid and fold
down the dust compartment lid. (B17)
Pull out the filter bridge with the dust bag towards the back. (B18)
Pull the full dust bag sideways from the filter bridge.
Dust bag with plastic seal
When removing the full bag from the filter bridge, raise the plastic
disc slightly and remove from the filter bridge.
Seal the opening of the bag with the folding tab. (B19)
Dispose of bag with household waste.
With plastic seal to the front, push the new dust bag into the filter
bridge until it clicks into place in the filter bridge. (B20)
This will prevent the dust bag from moving around in the filter bridge
on insertion into your vacuum cleaner.
Reinsert the filter bridge with the dust bag and close the lid. (B21)
CAUTION: The lid cannot be closed without the
filter bridge and dust bag in position.
Filter changing
Cleaning the motor protection filter
It is recommended to always clean the filter when the dust bag is
changed and to replace it with a new filter after changing the dust
bag five times.
It is recommended to always clean the filter if there is an operational
fault, i.e. after the dust bag tears or after removing a blockage.
ATTENTION: Never use the appliance without
the motor protection filter in place or else the
motor could become damaged, which would
not be covered by warranty.
Press the unlocking button of the dust compartment lid and fold
down the dust compartment lid. (B17)
Pull out the filter bridge with the dust bag towards the back. (B18)
CAUTION:
In some models the suction mesh (in front of the
motor protection filter) will need withdrawing from the
guideways before cleaning the motor protection filter. (B22)
Remove the filter and clean it by either shaking it out or washing it.
(B23)
When washing the filter, handle it with care and use warm water.
Let it dry in the air. Do not use a detergent. The filter must be fully
dry before reinserting it back into the appliance.
Reinsert the motor protection filter. Make sure that the filter is
fastened centrally on the suction grate.
Replace the filter bridge with the dust bag and close the lid.
Changing the HEPA Exhaust Filter
Press the retaining strap for the exhaust filer lid to the back and lift
the lid to the back. (B24)
The filter configuration varies depending on the appliance model.
Pull the HEPA exhaust filter up and out of the holder. Clean the HEPA
exhaust filter by banging it out or with a soft brush. Afterwards, put
the HEPA exhaust filter back into the appliance. (B25)
The HEPA exhaust filter must be replaced with a new one after
approx. 50 hours of normal operation.
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