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Using the accessories supplied
(Fig. 24)
Miele offers a range of suitable acces-
sories for many Special Modes (see
"Optional accessories").
Upholstery nozzle XL
Accessory for cleaning upholstery,
mattresses, and cushions.
Crevice nozzle
Accessory for cleaning in folds,
crevices, or corners.
Dusting brush
Accessory for vacuuming skirting
boards, carved furniture, or orna-
ments.
The head can be swiveled to ad-
just the angle.
d Accessories holder for wall
bracket
For storing the three-piece acces-
sory set.
Symbols on the holder show where to
attach the different accessories.
You can fit the accessories holder to the
wall bracket (see "Installation and con-
nection" – "Connecting the accessories
holder").
Accessories holder for the suction
wand (Fig. 25)
This accessories holder allows you to
carry around 2 accessories from the
three-piece accessory set while you
vacuum.
Multi Floor XXL Electrobrush (Fig. 26)
Follow the flooring manufacturer's
cleaning and care instructions.
Damage caused by trapped ma-
terial.
Risk of the flooring getting
scratched.
Make sure that there is no coarse dirt
or debris trapped in the bottom of
the Electrobrush, e.g., shards or
stones.
The Electrobrush can be used for daily
cleaning of carpets, rugs, and hard
floors.
Tip: The suction wand is not a conve-
nient option for cleaning carpeted
stairs.
Tip: If you ever need to vacuum up sub-
stantial amounts of coarse dirt or de-
bris, use the PowerUnit solo (see "In-
stallation and connection" – "Using the
PowerUnit solo").
Hardfloor Care soft roller (HX HC)
(Figs. 27 + 28)
(depending on model)
Follow the flooring manufacturer's
cleaning and care instructions.
When fitted with the Hardfloor Care soft
brush, the Electrobrush can be used to
clean delicate hard floors.
Insert the Hardfloor Care soft brush into
the Electrobrush instead of the roller
brush fitted as standard (Fig. 28).
When you use the Hardfloor Care soft
roller, the Electrobrush power con-
sumption is automatically set to the
optimum level – this can lead to a
change in the operating noise.
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