Operation - Klarstein 10032907 Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATION

Once all attachments are in place, unwind a sufficient length of cable and insert the
plug into the wall outlet. A yellow mark on the power cord shows the ideal cable length.
Do not pull the power cord beyond the red mark.
1. Insert the power plug into the wall outlet.
2. Press the power on/off button located the unit to turn the vacuum cleaner "on" or
press the key on the remote control handle.
3. To rewind the power cord, press the cord rewind button with one hand and guide
the power cord with the other hand to ensure that it does not whip causing damage
or injury.
4. Touch the speed remote control on the handle to control the suction power of the
vacuum cleaner.
Please note:
• If the "on" indicator is flashing once at power-on, that means the vacuum cleaner is
in standby mode.
• You can choose to press the pedal on the vacuum cleaner body to start working or
press the key on the remote control handle.
• The power will be at maximum and the negative ion function will work when you
start the vacuum cleaner for the first time. You can adjust the power using the control
handle and choose from high to low power levels. The negative ion function can
also be turned off on the handle.
• If you turn off the vacuum cleaner using the on/off pedal, it will return to the default
settings when you next turn it on: maximum power, negative ion function. However,
if you turn on or off using the key on the remote control handle, it will remember the
settings from the previous time.
• The vacuum cleaner features an indicator that flashes when the dust bin is full.
• The sponge filter material in the vacuum cleaner will become dusty over time. This is
normal and will not affect the performance of the filter. If the sponge filter is so dusty
that suction does not return to 100%, then we suggest that the filter be removed
then rinsed under the faucet and allowed to air-dry far away from fire or other
high-temperature objects before refitting into the vacuum. This should be done once
every six months or when suction appears to be noticeably reduced.
• Please note that there is a safety switch inside the vacuum to prevent the unit from
being run at too high of a suction rate. If the suction rate is too high, the safety fuse
will be turned on. In this case, it can reduce the suction rate and protect the motor
from being broken.
• The suction hole must be open and free of any obstructions at all times. Otherwise,
the motor will overheat and could become damaged.
• All filters should be checked regularly for signs of damage, preferably after each
cleaning task. The filters must be replaced immediately if they become damaged.
Always disconnect the vacuum from the electrical outlet when checking the filters.
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