Switching On / Off; Servicing And Cleaning; Disposal - Silvercrest HS 12.0 B2 BL Bedienungsanleitung

Switching On / Off

♦ Insert the 12 V plug
cigarette lighter socket of the vehicle .
♦ To switch the device on, press the ON / OFF
switch forwards into the I position .
♦ To switch the device off, press the ON / OFF
back into the 0 position .
switch
♦ Pull the 12 V plug
after use .
NOTE
► If you going to vacuum for a long period, we
recommend that you carry out the cleaning
with the engine running .

Servicing and cleaning

The device requires no maintenance .
CAUTION
♦ Before you clean the device itself, pull the
12 V plug out of the 12 V socket, other-
wise there Is a risk of electric shock
♦ Clean all the housing with a soft, dry cloth .
Never use liquids or cleaning agents, as they
may damage the device .
♦ For the best possible performance, you should
empty the dust container
use and when the suction power drops .
♦ Press the unlocking button
container out of the housing
♦ Take out the dust filter
clean the dust filter better if you detach it from
the end seal . To do this, hold the end seal firmly
and twist the filter off carefully anticlockwise
(bayonet fitting) . Rinse out the dust filter
thoroughly in cold water and allow both parts
(filter and end seal) to dry completely . Attach
the filter back on to the end seal .
HS 12.0 B2 BL
into the 12 V socket /
out of the 12 V socket
immediately after
and take the dust
.
. You will be able to
♦ Empty the dust container
♦ Carefully replace the dust filter
the dust container
cleaner without the dust filter
♦ Attach the dust container
on to the housing
engage .
CAUTION
► The front nozzle
structed at all times . Blockages can lead to
overheating and damage to the motor .

Disposal

The packaging is composed of environ-
mentally-friendly materials that can be
disposed of at a local recycling centre .
Note the labelling on the packaging and
separate the packaging material
components for disposal if necessary . The
packaging material is labelled
with abbreviations (a) and numbers (b)
with the following meanings:
1–7: Plastics;
20–22: Paper and cardboard;
80–98: Composites .
Do not dispose of electrical
devices with the household
rubbish!
In accordance with European Directive
2012 / 19 / EU, worn out electrical devices must
be collected separately and taken for environmen-
tally compatible recycling .
Contact your local refuse disposal author-
ity for more details of how to dispose of
your worn out electrical devices .
completely .
back into
. Never use the vacuum
in place .
carefully back
and ensure the two parts
must be free and unob-
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