User manual PALSON BLUES

[. . . ] - Always unplug the unit from the electrical outlet after use and before cleaning. - Do not leave device running while unattended. - Electrical device repairs must be carried out by qualified personnel only. - Repairs that are not carried out by professionals can be dangerous. [. . . ] - Do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands. - Static shocks can be caused in many ways: while vacuuming, certain carpets may generate small static shocks in the receptacle. These shocks are completely harmless and are not associated with the electric grid. In order to minimize any impact, do not place your hand or insert any object in the receptacle, unless you have first emptied it and rinsed it with water. - When you are no longer going to use this product, recycle it so it is disposed according to local regulations. Electrical Requirements Verify that the voltage shown on the device's information plaque matches the power in your home, which must be AC (alternating current). If your household outlets are not suitable for the plug supplied with this device, contact a qualified electrician to perform their replacement. WARNING: if you remove the plug or cut the power cord, the unit must be destroyed, since it could cause a dangerous situation. In the event that the 13-amp plug fuse needs to be replaced, the BS1362 13 amp fuse must be used. Overheating safety device Your vacuum comes equipped with a safety device that turns off the unit in the event of overheating. If the vacuum stops working, turn it off and see if the air entry or exit is blocked. Make sure the dust receptacle is completely dry before you install and use it. CLEANING THE FILTER Cleaning the dust receptacle filter NOTE: if suction is significantly reduced even after emptying the dust receptacle, extract the Hepa filter (13) and rinse it with warm water. Completely dry the receptacle filter before affixing it again. Remove the dust receptacle (15) HEPA filter (13) turning the cover in a counter-clockwise direction. Clean the cover and the Hepa filter with hot water and soap. Make sure the container is completely dry before putting it together. Put the Hepa filter (13) and the dust receptacle (15) back into place in the unit just as it was removed. nOTE: Cleaning the Hepa filter (13) and the output filter (19) at the same time is recommended on a periodic basis. NOTE: Never insert filters in the machine when wet, since this could cause an electrical hazard. Take out the filter and clean it in hot water with soap. Make sure the output filter (19) is completely dry before setting it up. [. . . ] Make sure the output filter (19) is completely dry before setting it up. Put the output filter and the cover back in the unit just as it was removed. - Never insert filters in the machine when wet, since this could cause an electrical hazard. Disengage and remove the plastic cover from the bottom of the vacuum cleaner. [. . . ]