User manual MORPHY RICHARDS IB73370

[. . . ] Never pick up acids, asbestos, asbestos dust or other hazardous dusts. Never touch the plug or cable with wet hands. Unprofessional repairs can be dangerous for users. Use only Morphy Richards spare parts and accessories. [. . . ] 4 3 4 Plug the mains cable into the mains socket. Adjust the handle to the required height. È 4 UK Helpline 0870 060 26 Replacement Parts 0870 167 6635 Ireland Helpline 1800 409119 73370 rev5 19/12/06 13:09 Page 5 F suction is directed to the hose. Remove the connector before returning to general cleaning with the floor nozzle Â. Allergy sufferers If the allergy suffer is emptying the product it is recommended that the container is placed into a plastic bag to empty. 1 Place the container inside the plastic bag, releasing the container with one hand whilst holding the top of the bag closed with the other. Leave the dust to settle for a few seconds before removing the dust canister. The plastic bag can then be sealed and disposed of. Under furniture cleaning F G The unique pivot point on this product allows the whole head to fit under low furniture for better cleaning performance. fi Using & cleaning the turbo nozzle i (Exclusive to 73371 only) Attach the turbo nozzle to the tube connector Í for use on upholstery and stairs. FILTERS Cleaning To maintain suction the pleated filter must be cleaned using the cleaning dial each time the dust canister is emptied. To clean, turn the filter cleaning dial fi clockwise several times G before emptying. H > After use your turbo nozzle may become clogged. Turn over the nozzle and pull away any hairs or fibres. If they are tightly wound around the brush carefully snip the fibres with scissors, being careful not to damage the brush bar, pull away from the bar and dispose. Pleated filter In addition to cleaning the pleated filter with the cleaning dial each time the dust caniser is emptied. It is recommended to regularly remove and wash (or thoroughly brush off) the pleated filter. To thoroughly clean the filter it can be washed in warm water (no detergent). Ensure the filter is thoroughly dry before refitting. The spare pleated filter allows one filter to be washed and dried whilst the other is in use. The section below describes how to access the pleated filter. I DUST CANISTER Emptying 1 Every time the dust canister is emptied, rotate the filter cleaning dial G fi several times clockwise before emptying (this will agitate the fine dust between the filter pleats and restore the air flow). Remove the dust canister from the product by pressing the canister release button H >. Holding the canister over a dustbin press the one touch empty button I and the bottom of the canister will drop down and release the dirt. Close the bottom of the dust canister by pressing the base upwards until it clicks into place. Re-fit dust canister and push back into position. 1 J 2 3 K ^ Cleaning the dust canister filter assembly Operate the filter cleaning dial fi several times and empty the dust canister over a bin and then close the canister. To access the filter assembly rotate the dust canister lid anti clockwise and remove from the dust canister J. 4 5 2 5 73370 rev5 19/12/06 13:09 Page 6 3 Turn the central mesh filter ~ clockwise to remove and clean as required K. Detach the pleated filter ^ from the dust canister lid by a firm pull/twist action L. [. . . ] The guarantee excludes consumables such as some filters. This guarantee does not confer any rights other than those expressly set out above and does not cover any claims for consequential loss or damage. This guarantee is offered as an additional benefit and does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer. This guarantee is valid in the UK and Ireland only. 4 5 · 6 · EXCLUSIONS Morphy Richards shall not be liable to replace or repair the goods under the terms of the guarantee where: The fault has been caused or is attributable to accidental use, misuse, negligent use or used contrary to the manufacturers recommendations or where the fault has been caused by power surges or damage caused in transit. [. . . ]