When The Work Is Done - Bosch GL-40 Notice D'utilisation

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The appliance can also be carried using the carrying handle
when vacuuming steps, for example.

When the work is done

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Unplug the vacuum cleaner.
Tug the power cord briefly and let go. The cable then
rewinds automatically.
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To store/ transport the vacuum cleaner, use the storage aid
on the underside of the vacuum cleaner.
Stand the vacuum cleaner up on its end. Slide the catch on
the floor tool into the groove on the underside of the
appliance.
Changing the dust bag and filters
Replacing the dust bag
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a) If the dust bag change indicator is completely yellow when
the floor tool is lifted from the floor and the highest suction
power is selected, the dust bag must be changed, even if it
is not yet full. In this case it is essential to change the dust
bag due to the type of material it contains.
First check that the nozzle, suction pipe and flexible hose
are not blocked, as this would also lead to the dust bag
change indicator being triggered.
b) The handle can easily be detached from the hose to remove
blockages.
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Figure Opening the lid
Press the control button down to the stop and leave it
retracted in the appliance.
Caution: Only open the lid with the control button retracted.
!
Open the lid by moving the locking lever in the direction of
the arrow.
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a) Seal the dust bag by pulling the sealing strip and remove
the bag. .
b) Slide the new dust bag into the holder to the stop.
Caution: the lid will only close if a dust bag has been
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inserted.
Cleaning the motor protection filter
The motor protection filter should be cleaned regularly by
knocking out the dirt or rinsing it out.
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Open the dust bag compartment lid (see Figure 19).
Pull out the motor protection filter in the direction of the
arrow.
Clean the motor protection filter by tapping it.
If it is very dirty, the motor protection filter should be rinsed
out.
The filter must then be left to dry for at least 24 hours.
After cleaning, slide the motor protection filter into the
vacuum cleaner and close the dust bag compartment lid.
Replacing the micro-hygiene filter
This should be replaced with every replacement filter pack
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Open the dust bag compartment lid (see Figure 19).
Release the filter holder by moving the locking lever in the
direction of the arrow.
Remove the micro-hygiene filter. Insert the new micro-
hygiene filter into the vacuum cleaner.
Insert the filter holder into the vacuum cleaner and clip into
place.
Replacing the micro active carbon filter
If your vacuum cleaner is equipped with a micro active carbon
filter, this should be replaced every six months.
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Open the dust bag compartment lid (see Figure 19).
Release the filter holder by moving the locking lever in the
direction of the arrow.
Remove the micro active carbon filter.
Insert the new micro active carbon filter.
Insert the filter holder into the vacuum cleaner and clip into
place.
Replacing the HEPA filter
If your vacuum cleaner is equipped with a HEPA filter, this
should be replaced once a year.
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Open the dust bag compartment lid (see Figure 19).
Release the Hepa filter by moving the locking lever in the
direction of the arrow and remove it from the vacuum
cleaner.
Insert the new HEPA filter and clip into place.
If you have used the vacuum cleaner for vacuuming fine dust
particles, clean the motor protection filter and, if necessary,
replace micro hygiene filter, the micro active carbon filter or
Hepa filter.
Care
Always switch off the vacuum cleaner and disconnect the
power cord from the mains before cleaning the appliance. The
vacuum cleaner and plastic accessories can be cleaned with a
commercial plastic cleaner.
Do not use a scourer, glass-cleaning agent or all-
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purpose cleaning product. Never immerse the vacuum
cleaner in water.
The dust compartment can, if necessary, be cleaned with a
second vacuum cleaner or simply wiped with a dry cloth or
dusting brush.
Subject to technical modifications.
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