Using the standard floor brush
(depending on model)
Observe the cleaning instructions of
the floor manufacturer.
The floor brush is suitable for cleaning
carpets, rugs, carpeted stairs and hard
surfaces that are not susceptible to
scratching.
It is also suitable for vacuuming stairs
(see fig. 4).
,
For your own safety, always
vacuum stairs from bottom to top.
Connecting and adjusting the floor
brush (see fig. 5)
(depending on model)
a Place the floor brush into the suction
hose and twist until it clicks into
place.
b To separate the parts, press the
locking button.
c To clean carpets and area rugs,
press the foot switch %, to clean hard
flooring, press the foot switch ).
Always use the floor brush with the
bristles raised to clean floors with
very deep joints or gaps.
Included accessories
(see fig.6+7)
a Dust brush with natural bristles
b Upholstery tool
c Crevice nozzle
d Accessory clip for the included
accessories
Position the accessories as indicated.
Accessory clip
^
Press onto the elbow until it clicks
into place.
Floor brush Hardfloor -3 (see fig. 8)
(depending on model)
To vacuum sturdy hard floors, e.g. tiles
and stone floors.
Floor brush Parquet -3 (see fig. 8)
(depending on model)
Special brush with natural bristles
intended for cleaning parquet and
laminate floors, especially those
susceptible to scratching.
Use
Power cord
,
Unwind the cord completely to
aid the vacuum in dissipating heat.
Do not pull or carry by the cord, use
the cord as a handle, close a door
on the cord, or pull the cord around
sharp edges or corners. Do not run
the appliance over the cord. Keep
the cord away from heated surfaces.
Do not unplug by pulling the cord. To
unplug grasp the plug, not the cord.
This appliance is equipped with a
power cord reel. Hold the plug when
rewinding onto cord reel. Do not
allow plug to whip when rewinding.
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