User manual MORPHY RICHARDS STORM CYCLONIC

[. . . ] Unprofessional repairs can be dangerous for users. Use only genuine Morphy Richards spare parts and accessories. The appliance must never be left running when unsupervised. This vacuum cleaner is intended for domestic use only. [. . . ] The crevice tool is used for hard surfaces, pelmet, delicate objects etc B. 4 UK Helpline 0870 060 2604 Replacement Parts 0870 167 6635 Ireland Helpline 1800 409119 71064 Rev1 18/5/07 10:55 am Page 5 Quick guide to accessories: Combination Large turbo floor nozzle nozzle only) Small turbo nozzle only) Hard floor nozzle only) Crevice tool Upholstery nozzle with clip on-brush (certain models (certain models (certain models Carpet 3 With brushes retracted 3 Rugs 3 With brushes retracted 3 Wood/ laminate Tile 3 With brushes down 3 3 With brushes down 3 Vinyl Upholstery Stairs Small spaces 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 CONTROLS Power 1 Assemble the nozzle, extension tube and hose as shown. (Shown on page 3) Pull out the mains cable to it's full length and plug into the mains supply. Switch on by pressing the on/off power switch fi. etc. and reduced suction for cleaning upholstery and curtains. Suction can also be controlled using the airflow regulator on the hose handle. Closed for maximum suction, open for reduced suction. 2 3 Automatic cable rewind After use, unplug and press the cable rewind switch to retract the cable. WARNING: When using the cable rewind, always hold the plug as the cable will rewind quickly. Variable power A Variable power switch fl varies the suction power as required. For example, maximum suction can be used for cleaning carpets, hard floors 5 71064 Rev1 18/5/07 10:55 am Page 6 DUST CANISTER Emptying To obtain the best results from your cleaner empty the dust canister regularly, otherwise the airflow and cleaning power will be reduced. 1 Everytime the dust canister is emptied, turn the yellow dial (a minimum of 5 revolutions) prior to pressing the dust canister release button (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 dust canister release button < Lift up the lid and remove the canister from the product, pulling the dust canister away from the product. C Holding the dust canister over a dustbin press the dust release button as shown D, the bottom of the dust container will drop down to release the dirt. Close the bottom of the dust canister by pressing the base upwards until it clicks into place. Refit the dust canister back into the product. Make certain the dust canister feet are located in place. 1 FILTERS Cleaning canister filter Access the filter assembly by removing the lid. Press the lid release button down then rotate the lid. Use the filter cleaning brush to remove any fluff from the outside of the mesh filter. Rotate mesh filter anticlockwise to disassemble. Shake the pleated filter to remove any dust. Both the mesh and pleated filters may be washed (in cool water only) but must be thoroughly air dried before refitting. IMPORTANT: Do not use detergents to clean the filter. · To re-assemble, locate the pleated filter into the lid then secure into place with the mesh filter by rotating the mesh filter clockwise. Fit the lid with filter assembly onto the canister then rotate clockwise until it locks into place. [. . . ] 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: 1 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. [. . . ]