User manual HITACHI POWER TOOLS PSM7 ELECTRIC TOOL PARTS LIST

[. . . ] 22 Purchasing new dustbags and filters . 22 Which dustbags and filters are the right ones?24 When to change the dust compartment filter (pre-motor filter) . 25 Changing the dust compartment filter . [. . . ] Turn the Powerbrush off to vacuum these types of floor coverings and use only low suction power. , Do not use the Powerbrush on floors with a variable or uneven surface. The brush could come in contact with the floor and cause damage. 20 Use Turning the Powerbrush On/Off The beater bar in the Powerbrush is driven by a separate motor, which can be switched on and off. ^ Press the "Carpet/Floor" button on the handle. The indicator on the control panel lights yellow. You can also use the button to switch off the Powerbrush while vacuuming, for example when moving from carpet to hard floors. The Powerbrush automatically shuts off anytime the body of the vacuum cleaner is placed into the full upright position. ^ For best results, move the Powerbrush slowly back and forth over the area you wish to clean. 21 Maintenance and care , Turn off and unplug the vacuum Purchasing new dustbags and filters Original Miele dustbags and filters can be purchased from an authorized Miele vacuum dealer or by visiting the Miele store at http://store. miele. com. cleaner before performing any maintenance work. The Miele filter system consists of the following three components. – Dustbag – Exhaust filter – Dust compartment filter Each of these components must be changed periodically to maintain the vacuum cleaner’s efficiency. Only use Miele dustbags, filters and accessories with the "Original Miele" logo. Only then can the suction power of the vacuum cleaner reach its optimum potential creating the best possible cleaning results. Which dustbags and filters are the right ones? This vacuum cleaner uses Original Miele dustbags Type U and an Original Miele filters, the "Original Miele" Logo will appear on the packaging or directly on the dustbag. paper or a similar material, or dustbags with a cardboard retaining plate can lead to serious damage to the vacuum cleaner and possibly voiding the warranty, just as with the use of dustbags without the "Original Miele" logo. , The use of dustbags made of An "Air Clean" exhaust filter and a dust compartment filter are supplied with every box of Miele dustbags. Insert the new dustbag as far as it will go into the holder. ^ Unfold the dustbag in the dustbag compartment. ^ Close the dust compartment lid until it clicks into place, taking care not to catch the dustbag in the lid. The dustbag is automatically aligned with the vacuum hole. , An empty-operation-barrier blocks the dust compartment lid from closing if no dustbag is inserted or if it is not inserted correctly. Do not force it closed. 24 Maintenance and care When to change the dust compartment filter (pre-motor filter) Whenever you start a new box of Miele dustbags, you should change the dust compartment filter. A new filter is included in every box. Changing the dust compartment filter ^ Open the dust compartment lid. ^ Open the filter frame, use the clean corner to remove the filter. ^ Close the dust compartment lid until it clicks into place. 25 Maintenance and care When to change the exhaust filter Depending on the model, your vacuum cleaner will use one of the following exhaust filters: a Air Clean Whenever you start a new box of Miele dustbags, you should change this exhaust filter. A new Air Clean exhaust filter is included in every box of Miele dustbags. b Active Air Clean (black) c Active HEPA (blue) These filters should be changed approximately once a year. You can make a note of the date directly on the exhaust filter. [. . . ] The vacuum cleaner is now ready for use. What if the Powerbrush automatically shuts off and the indicator displays a yellow light?Possible fault The temperature limiter in the Powerbrush has been triggered because of overheating, for example due to a blockage in the vacuum hose/wand. Solution – Turn off the Powerbrush, then turn off and unplug the vacuum cleaner. – Inspect the vacuum hose/wand and all filters. [. . . ]