User manual SAMSUNG SC-8585

[. . . ] Do not use the vacuum cleaner to pick up matches, live ashes or cigarette butts. Keep the vacuum cleaner away from stoves and other heat sources. Heat can deform and discolour the plastic parts of the unit. Avoid picking up hard, sharp objects with the vacuum cleaner as they may damage the cleaner parts. [. . . ] If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard. Don't carry the vacuum cleaner by holding the hose. Use the handle on the vacuum cleaner set. Turn off the power switch before unplugging. safety information _3 contents AssemblING The CleANeR 05 Assembling the Cleaner 05 06 08 16 OpeRATING The CleANeR 06 06 Power cord Power control mAINTAIN TOOls ANd fIlTeR 08 09 11 12 14 14 15 Using accessory Maintain floor tools Emptying the dust bin Cleaning the dust pack Cleaning the motor protection filter Cleaning the outlet filter Change the battery TROUbleshOOTING 4_ contents assembling the cleaner 01 ASSEMblING ThE clEANER OPTION · Please do not press the button of dust bin handle when carrying machine. · For storage, park the floor nozzle. assembling the cleaner _5 operating the cleaner POWER cORD CAUTION · When removing the plug from the electrical outlet, grasp the plug, not the cord. POWER cONTROl (INfRARED CONTROL) - hOse ) 1. Vacuum cleaner ON/OFF( Press the ON/OFF button to operate the vacuum cleaner. Vacuum cleaner (-, +) Press the MODE button repeatedly to select the correct mode. (ON) MIN MID MAX sender handle control The cleaner is controlled by using infrared signals. 3. Using Auto mode Press the Auto button to operate the vacuum cleaner automatically. Don't cover the handle sender when you use a handle control button. 6_ operating the cleaner - bOdY Press the power control button repeatedly to select the correct mode. (ON(MAX) OFF) If the remote control is not working, the cleaner can be operated using the control button on the body of the machine. Be cautious not to damage brush during unclogging. 10_ maintain tools and filter maintain tools and filter EMPTYING ThE DUST bIN 1 2 3 03 MAINTAIN TOOlS AND FIlTER Once dust reaches the dust full mark, empty the dust bin. 4 Take the dust bin out by pressing the button. 6 Throw the dust away in the bin. After emptying the dust bin, remove the obstacles like hair, fur on the cap of the dust bin. Before use, push the dust bin into the main body and press the cover dust of the vacuum cleaner until you hear the "click" sound. - Empty into a plastic bag. (recommended for asthma/allergy sufferers) You may rinse the dust bin with cold water. Option When emptying any vacuum cleaner it is difficult to avoid exposure to dust. To minimize this risk, Please ensure that you encase the dust pot in a large bag to empty it and close the bag as tightly as possible round the pot. Remove the pot and close the bag as tightly and quickly as possible and dispose of this immediately. it is advisable to wear disposable gloves and a face mask while emptying the cleaner. If at all possible, ask a non allergy sufferer to empty the dust pot when required. maintain tools and filter _11 maintain tools and filter clEANING ThE DUST PAcK WHEN TO CLEAN THE DUST PACK · The lamp will turn red when suction is reduced. If the light comes on, please clean the dust pack. · Turn the vacuum power to `MAX'. Body Control Handle Control · If the filter check indicator turns red with the inlet floating 10cm above flat floor, clean the dust pack. When suction is noticeably reduced continuously, please cleaning the dust pack. 12_ maintain tools and filter CLEANING THE DUST PACK 1 2 3 03 MAINTAIN TOOlS AND FIlTER Remove the dust bin and dust pack as shown. 4 Remove the fixed frame of the dust pack cover. [. . . ] Allow 12 hours for it to dry. 14_ maintain tools and filter maintain tools and filter chANGE ThE bATTERY 1. When the vacuum cleaner does not work, replace the batteries. If the problem persists, please contact our authorized dealer. Never disassemble or recharge the batteries. [. . . ]