Correcting Malfunctions - Royal Dirt Devil C-Vac Bedienungsanleitung

4 Correcting malfunctions

If you want to store the appliance for a
longer period of time, empty the dust
container and clean it. Store the appliance in
a cool, dry room.
3.3 Emptying the dust container
Empty the dust container regularly.
ATTENTION:
Switch off the appliance before emptying
the dust container.
1. Remove the dust container (Fig. 7/1) from
the handle (Fig. 7/2) with a bending
movement.
2. When emptying the dust container, hold it
low over a dustbin.
3. Remove the protective motor filter (Fig. 8/
1) and tip the dust into the dustbin (Fig. 8/
B).
4. Carefully knock the remaining dust loose.
5. Re-insert the protective motor filter (Fig. 8/
1) into the dust container(Fig. 8/2).
6. Place the dust container (Fig. 7/1) with the
lower lugs (Fig. 7/3) onto the handle
(Fig. 7/2) and click them together above.
They will click audibly into place.
4 Correcting malfunctions
Before sending the appliance to Royal
Appliance Customer Services,
following table to check whether you can
correct the malfunctions yourself.
WARNING:
Switch
troubleshooting. Never use a defective
appliance.
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off the appliance
manuals search engine
Malfunction
Charging light is
not on when the
appliance is in the
charging station
Appliance does
not work
Appliance does
not suck up any
dirt
5 Cleaning
WARNING:
Switch off the appliance before cleaning it.
Only clean the housing with a slightly
damp cloth. Do not use any cleaning agent,
scouring agent or alcohol as these can
damage the housing.
If the protective motor filter is extremely
dirty, clean it with a damp cloth. Then leave
the protective motor filter to dry. Only use it
use the
again when it is completely dry.
6 Waste disposal
The protective motor filter is made from
before
environmentally compatible materials and can
be disposed of with the domestic waste.
appliance
environmental conditions applicable in your
country. Electrical waste must not be
disposed of with domestic waste. Contact
your municipal authority or your dealer for any
advice regarding recycling.
The appliance contains batteries that must
not end up in the domestic waste. Remove
Possible cause
Solution
Power unit has not been
inserted.
Insert power unit.
Socket does not carry
any current.
Test the power unit at
another socket which
you are sure carries
current.
Battery dead.
Charge the battery.
Dust container is full or
blocked.
Empty/clean dust
container.
When the appliance comes to the
end of its service life, in particular if
malfunctions occur, dispose of the
in accordance with the