User manual AEG-ELECTROLUX Z6050

[. . . ] In order to conserve energy of your cleaner we suggest running the cleaner at OPTIMUM. However, it is possible to turn the power control past OPTIMUM to boost the power level in order to get maximal dust removal (, , Click" sound indicates leaving the optimum area). A practical parking feature (as well as minimizing the risk of backache) makes things easier when pausing during cleaning. The parking feature makes it easier to move and store the vacuum cleaner. Changing the filters The more often the better for the efficiency of the cleaner. [. . . ] In such cases, disconnect from mains and allow to cool for up to 60 minutes. Clear blockage and/or replace filters and dust bag and restart. Cleaning tubes and hoses 28 Use a cleaning strip or similar to clear the tubes and hose. 29 It may also be possible to remove the obstruction in the hose by squeezing it. However, be careful in case the obstruction is caused by glass or needles caught inside the hose. Note: The warranty does not cover any damage to the hose caused by cleaning it. Cleaning the floor nozzle 30 To avoid deterioration of suction power, frequently clean the carpet/hard floor nozzle. The easiest way to clean it is by using the hose handle. Cleaning the turbo nozzle* 31 Disconnect the nozzle from the vacuum cleaner tube and remove entangled threads, etc. Use the hose handle to clean the nozzle. 32 In case the turbo nozzle stops working, open the cleaning lid and remove any objects that obstructs the turbine to rotate freely. Never vacuum: Consumer information Electrolux declines all responsibility for all damages arising from any improper use of the appliance or in cases of tampering with the appliance. This product is designed with the environment in mind. All plastic parts are marked for recycling purposes. For more informations visit our web site: www. electrolux. co. uk 5 6 8 9 · · · In wet areas. Without a dustbag (this may damage the cleaner). A safety device is fitted which prevents the cover closing without a dustbag. Fluids (this can cause serious damage to the machine). Hot or cold cinders, lit cigarette butts, etc. Fine dust from plaster, concrete, flour or ash, for example. The above can cause serious damage to the motor ­ damage which is not covered by the warranty. [. . . ] This automatically closes the dust bag and stops dust from leaking out. Insert a new dust bag by pushing the cardboard holder straight down in its tracks. Close the lid. 26 27 All service and repairs must be carried out by an authorised service centre. Always keep the vacuum cleaner in a dry place. 14 Before starting 15 16 9 10 11 12 13 Check that the dustbag and motor filter are in place. [. . . ]