User manual LERVIA KH 280 CORDLESS HAND VACUUM CLEANER

[. . . ] Before switching on the vacuum cleaner, be sure that the voltage as indicated in the technical information of the device complies with the supply voltage. Never touch the plug or the device with wet or damp hands. Do not use the power pack with an extension cord. Connect the power pack directly with Front nozzle/dust container Dust filter Dust container release button Battery capacity indicator Charging indicator On/off switch Housing charging station AC mains adapter Crevice tool Do not use the hand vacuum cleaner to vacuum pointed objects or broken glass. [. . . ] â· Always ensure that the vents are not covered. A blocked air circulation can lead to overheating and may cause damage to the device. This product contains rechargeable lead storage batteries. Do not dispose of the batteries by throwing them into fire and do not expose them to high temperatures. Do not use the hand vacuum cleaner without installed dust particle filter. Do not use the power pack for any other product. Do not try to charge this device with another charging station. Use the charging station supplied with this device only. Before using the vacuum cleaner for the first time charge the batteries for a minimum 24 hours. The rechargeable batteries reach their full capacity after a 24-hour charging cycle. The rechargeable vacuum cleaner can be used for the entire operation period if the batteries are fully charged. If, during operation of the appliance, only one LED lights up, then this shows that the battery capacity is low. In this event, the batteries should be recharged. Position the charging station I next to an electrical power supply and connect the plug. Note: Ensure that the On/Off switch Y is set to Off before starting with the charging cycle. Important: Only return the device to the charging station I if a single light diode of the battery's charge indicator R lights up. After use slide the On/off switch Y into the Off position. The small brush { and the crevice tool P are used to clean narrow difficult to reach places. If all the four LEDs in the battery charge indicator light up, then the batteries are fully charged. The fewer LED indicators light up, the lower is the remaining battery capacity. Important: If, during operation of the appliance, only one LED lights up, then this shows that the battery capacity is low. In this event, the batteries should be recharged. [. . . ] Please contact your local council office to find out about disposal facilities for your worn-out appliances. These batteries must be disposed of properly. When the batteries are no longer capable of being charged, take them out of the appliance and ensure that they are disposed of properly. Only remove the batteries when they are about to be disposed of. [. . . ]