User manual DOMETIC CARRIBEAN

[. . . ] Do not use accessories that have not been recommended by the manufacturer. This can lead to injury and damage to material. only use accessories recommended by the manufacturer. Do not lean any objects against the vacuum cleaner. [. . . ] Never pull the plug out of the socket by the cable. Remove the power plug from the socket if you plan to carry out maintenance work. Never use the device in rooms where flammable materials are stored or flammable gases have built up. Sparks from the motor could ignite them. Do not vacuum any ­ wet objects ­ solvents or caustic liquids ­ hot, glowing, hard or sharp objects ­ poisonous materials These could damage the device or the filter. Do not vacuum any large objects, such as waste paper or cloths. If the motor is dirty, rinse it in warm water or insert a new filter. Only insert filters that are completely dry. Only use the device in indoors, never outside. Make sure that none of the outlets are blocked. If necessary, clean the outlets before you use the device. Leave it to dry before fitting it in the vacuum cleaner. Press the corners of the filter down so that it is lying flat on top of the grid. Remove the motor filter and insert a new or clean one again, as shown in fig. Remove the motor filter and insert a new or clean one again, as shown in fig. Caution Never clean the device under running water or in dish water. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents or hard objects during cleaning as these can damage the device. Clean the exterior of the device occasionally with a damp cloth. Clean the dirt container and the nozzles occasionally with warm soapy water. Note The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a thermal overload protection which prevents the motor from overheating. If this fault occurs more than three times, contact the manufacturer or your dealer. If the motor stops, switch off the vacuum cleaner and proceed as follows: Check whether the suction hose is blocked. [. . . ] If the motor stops, switch off the vacuum cleaner and proceed as follows: Check whether the suction hose is blocked. Hold the suction hose up and drop a small coin in from above. If the coin does not fall through the hose, it is blocked. Push the dirt ball through the hose using a long rod. [. . . ]