Connecting Electric Aspiration Brush (Special Accessories); Method Of Working; Working With The Electric Aspiration Brush; Working With The Floor Nozzle (Special Accessories For Dry Sucking) - Columbus SW 2000plus Original Bedienungsanleitung

Special accessories to vacuum cleaning of hard floor and carpet floor areas may be found in
the columbus programme of accessories.

4.4 Connecting Electric Aspiration Brush (Special Accessories)

For this, special suction pipes and a particular suction hose are required.
The moved-in cone of the special suction tube is inserted into the connection nozzle of the
electric aspiration brush. The suction tube is fixed additionally by a clamping screw.
The connection cable is fixed on the suction hose by 6 clips. (First fix clips on connection
cable and then on suction hose).
For electrically connecting the electric aspiration brush the device must be
turned off.
The mains lead of the electric aspiration brush is connected to the outlet on the cowl
(protected by a flap against penetration of moisture).
For safety reasons only the electric aspiration brush recommended by us may be used.

5 Method of Working

Switching the appliances on and off is done by the rocker switch on the cowl. An electric
aspiration brush connected hereby will be turned on and off, too.

5.1 Working with the Electric Aspiration Brush

To avoid injuries of the carpet the electric aspiration brush always must be
moved on the carpet with running motor. Short dead times (e.g. direction
reversal) are harmless.
The best cleaning effect will be achieved if the electric aspiration brush is pulled backward.

5.2 Working with the Floor Nozzle (Special Accessories for Dry Sucking)

The floor nozzle can be used for sucking off both textile floorings and hard floors.
To work on textile floors the rocker arm residing at the left of the suction tube is tipped over
forward. Thereby the brush edge will be moved in.
To work on hard floors rocker the arm residing at the left of the suction tube is tipped over
backward. Thereby the brush edge will be moved out.

5.3 Exhausting the Tank

5.3.1 Wet Sucking

When the swimmer residing on the cowl discontinues the aspiration airflow (evident by
changed air noise of suction motor), the device is to be switched off and the container is to be
exhausted. For this release the two tension arms on the tank and remove the cowl.

5.3.2 Dry Sucking

A declining sucking power shows that the tank must be exhausted a/o the textile filter must
be cleaned.
With a high amount of fine dust, the pores of the textile filter may already be clogged in a
great extent although the tank is only partially filled.
For cleaning the textile filter it will usually do to knock it out thoroughly. Brush off serious dust
coverings with a soft brush before.
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