Replacing The Hygienic Blow-Out Filter; Correcting Malfunctions - Dirt Devil m 3889 Magnum MPR Bedienungsanleitung

5 Correcting malfunctions

4.3 Replacing the hygienic
blow-out filter
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5 Correcting malfunctions
Before sending the appliance to Royal Appliance Customer Services, use the following table to
check whether you can correct the malfunctions yourself.
WARNING:
Before starting to troubleshoot, switch the appliance off and pull out the mains plug. Never use a
defective appliance.
Malfunction Possible cause
Appliance does Plug is not plugged in or the
not work appliance is not switched on.
Socket does not carry any
current.
Power cable is damaged.
Appliance does Dust container is full or blocked. Empty/clean dust container.
not suck up any
Filter is dirty.
dirt
Nozzle, telescopic tube or
suction hose are blocked.
Appliance makes Sucked in particles are blocking
a strange noise the air-way.
1. Switch the appliance off and observe the instructions
under ZChapter 3.2, "Switching off and retracting the
power cable".
2. Open the blow-out filter cover (Fig. 24/1). To do this,
press the lock (Fig. 24/2) down and pull the blow-out
filter cover back.
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Fig.24
3. Remove the filter (Fig. 25/1). To do this, press the lock
(Fig. 25/2) to the right and pull the filter out to the back.
4. Insert the new filter (Order Number, ZChapter 8,
"Spare parts"). Make sure that it clicks into place
correctly.
NOTE:
If it is only slightly dirty, it can also suffice to knock the
Fig.25
filter over a dustbin. However, we recommend you
replace the filter regularly.
5. Then reinsert the blow-out filter cover again.
Solution
Plug in plug and switch on appliance,
ZChapter 3.1, "Vacuuming".
Test the cylinder vacuum cleaner at another
socket which you are sure carries current.
Have the cable replaced by Royal Appliance
Customer Services, address, ZPage 31,
"Warranty".
Clean the corresponding filter, ZChapter 4,
"Filters".
Remove the blockage. If necessary, use a long
wooden rod for this (e.g. a broom handle).
Remove the particles. If necessary, use a long
wooden rod for this (e.g. a broom handle).
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