User manual VOLTA SUP C 2835B EUR OBLÅ

[. . . ] To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces. Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Close attention is necessary when used near children. The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision. [. . . ] 6. Dust bag Textile Dust bag Telescopic extension tube Hose Hose handle with suction control Dual purpose floor nozzle 7. Upholstery nozzle (on board) Crevice nozzle (on board) Dusting brush (on board) 8. Hard floor nozzle (Optional purchase item) 2. ASSEMBLING THE VACUUM CLEANER BEFORE STARTING 7. Open the dust bag cover. Adjust the suction power using the linear potentiometer button on the vacuum cleaner or the suction control on the hose handle. GETTING THE BEST RESULTS 2. Check that the dust bag is in place. Hard Floors: Use the dual purpose floor nozzle with the left pedal as shown. 3. Insert the hose until the catch clicks to engage. Press the catch to disengage for removal. Carpets: Use the dual purpose floor nozzle with the left pedal as shown. Reduce suction power for rugs and fabrics. 4. Attach the extension tube to the hose handle and the floor nozzle. For the perfect care of your carpets: Use the turbo nozzle. The rotary motion of its brush gently loosens short pile carpets where the dirt has been trodden in. It removes stubborn fluff and pet hairs. Loose rugs/curtains/light weight fabrics: Reduce the suction power. Use the floor nozzle for loose rugs and the upholstery nozzle for curtains, cushions etc. 5. Pull out the cable and plug it in. Press the pedal to rewind the cable (take hold of the plug to prevent it striking you). 6. Press the On/Off control with your hand to start the vacuum cleaner. Confined areas : Use the crevice nozzle for crevices, corners and radiators. Disconnect from the mains and allow to cool down for approximately 20 30 minutes. Clear what ever is causing the blockage and / replace dirty filters or the full dust bag. Then start the vacuum cleaner. Tubes and hose 1. Use a flexible hose or similar item to clear the tubes and hose. 2. It is sometimes possible to clear the hose by "massaging" it. However, be careful in case the obstruction has been caused by glass or needles caught inside the hose. Note: The warranty does not cover any damage to hoses caused by cleaning them. 6. Troubleshooting and customer information Trouble Shooting Power Customer Information Should you require service or consumable spares for your Volta cleaner, please consult the Blue Ribbon service providers listing enclosed with this cleaner, for your nearest Volta authorised service provider or contact the customer service help line noted on the last page of this instruction manual. New filters and dust bags can be obtained from your Volta authorized service provider. Please specify model type when ordering spares. The vacuum cleaner does not start. Check that the cable is connected to the mains. Check that the plug and cable are not damaged. Check for a blown fuse. The Vacuum Cleaner stops 1. Check whether the dust bag is full, if so, replace it with a new one. Are the filters blocked? SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS For repairs or accessories. Blockages, full dust bags, and dirty filters can result in the machine switching off in operation due to the restriction of air flow causing the activation of the thermal overload. [. . . ] 3) During the warranty period Electrolux or its Authorised Service Centre will, at no extra charge and subject to these terms and conditions, repair or replace any parts which it considers to be defective. You agree that any replaced Appliances or parts become the property of Electrolux. This warranty does not apply to bonus giveaways or batteries, drive belts, filters, accessories or similar consumable parts. 4) You are responsible for paying all service call fees and/or transport charges and/on damages and loss incurred in connection with transportation of this appliance to and from Electrolux or its duly appointed service provider's premises. [. . . ]