User manual HOOVER A2121

[. . . ] ⷠEnsure that the main cable is not exposed to either Please read through all of the information below carefully. the information provides important points for the safe use and the maintenance of the appliance. Please keep these operating instructions in a safe place and provide them to the next owner. 1 = Collecting bin 2 = Motor block 3 = Snap fastener 4 = Castors 5 = Quick coupling 6 = On/Off switch 7 = On/Off pump switch (illuminated) 8 = Suction socket 9 = Carrying handle 10 = Mains cable 11 = Suction control 12 = Cleaning fluid hose (upper section) 13 = Flexible hose 14 = Suction tubes 15 = Hose clips 16 = Cut-off valve 17 = Carpet spray extraction nozzle 18 = Cleaning fluid hose (lower section) 19 = Upholstery nozzle 20 = Hard floor adapter 21 = Carpet nozzle 22 = Crevice Tool 23 = Upholstery spray extraction nozzle 24 = Cleaning fluid tank 25 = Textile cleaning fluid concentrate (Cleantex) 30 = Foam rubber filter 31 = Paper filter 32 = Clamping ring 33 = Paper filter bag 36 = Suction hose for cleaning fluid 37 = Suction tube 38 = Suction tube ­ park position 39 = Tube clips Heat or chemical substances, nor that it is pulled across sharp edges or surfaces. [. . . ] After wet vacuuming, the appliance must be absolutely dry; dry off the flexible hose or tubes if necessary beforehand. Never dry vacuum without filters or with damaged filters. Assemble the foam rubber filter, tissue filter and clamping ring and fasten them with the turning clips. Press the Paper Filter Bag on the suction connection firmly and lay it against the wall of the collecting bin. clip the hose for the cleaning fluid to the underside of the motor block. Place the motor block on top and secure it by means of snap-on fasteners. Remove the hose by turning the hose connecting piece and withdrawing the hose. We care about the environment We care about the environment Do not simply throw out packing materials and old appliances!What to do with the appliance after the end of its useful life: Dispose of the appliance according to local regulations and pull out and cut off the mains cable beforehand. Suction control (11, figure N) allows you to vary the suction power. ­ Sliding air trap closed = full suction power ­ Sliding air trap open = reduced suction power When vacuuming out containers in which the liquid level is higher than the top of the collecting bin and which have a larger volume than the capacity of the collecting bin, liquid can continue to be vacuumed beyond the capacity of the collecting bin if the float valve is closed. Press the cleaning fluid hose into the hose receptacle on the suction tubes, or in the case of stainless steel tubes, fasten it to the tube with the smaller tube clips (39). Shampoo only carpets which can be cleaned wet. Add cleansing agent in accordance with the label on the bottle and pour into the freshwater tank. fine , hand-woven or non-colour-fast carpets should not be shampooed. If the carpet has been shampooed before, it is possible that you will obtain a great deal of foam when you use HOOVER JET & WASH for the first time. Before refilling the cleaning fluid tank, always empty the dirty water from the collecting bin. When wet vacuuming, always vacuum by drawing the carpet spray nozzle in straight parallel strokes across the surface towards you. In order to avoid soiling the carpet again, you should not walk on shampooed carpets until they have dried. In order to achieve quicker drying of shampooed surfaces, it is helpful to remove residual liquid remaining in the carpet by vacuuming it again ­ without engaging the valve hook. When cleaning parquet floors, please observe the instructions of the parquet floor manufacturer. Cleaning upholstery (according to model) For cleaning your upholstery or car seats, please use the upholstery spray extraction nozzle (23). [. . . ] Sudden reduction in suction power - Has the float stopped the flow of air?This can happen if the appliance is standing at a slant or if the appliance falls over. Turn off the vacuum cleaner ­ the float will fall back into place ­ the appliance is ready for use again. The motor does not function: - Is there damage to the mains cable, plug or socket? [. . . ]