Z 07504 - Vacuum Cleaner Cleanmaxx - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Canister vacuum cleaner
Brand	Cleanmaxx
Model	Z 07504
Color	Black and red
Dimensions (L x W x H)	40 x 25 x 30 cm
Weight	5.5 kg
Power supply	230 V, 50 Hz, 1800 W
Tank capacity	2 L
Filter type	Washable HEPA
Noise level	75 dB(A)
Operating range	8 m (cord + hose)
Power cord	6 m
Included accessories	Hard floor and carpet nozzle, crevice tool, upholstery tool
Main functions	Multi-function suction, electronic power adjustment
Maintenance	Regular filter cleaning, emptying the tank
Safety	Overheat protection, automatic shutoff in case of blockage
Spare parts and repairability	Filter, tank, hose, nozzles available
General information	German manufacturing, 2-year warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - Z 07504 Cleanmaxx

How to empty the tank?

Press the release button to remove the tank, empty it into a trash bin, then put it back in place.

How to clean the HEPA filter?

Remove the filter, wash it with cold water, let it dry completely before putting it back.

The control light comes on, what should I do?

The light indicates a blockage or a saturated filter. Check the hose and filter.

The vacuum is heating up, is this normal?

Slight heating is normal. If too hot, turn off and check for blockages.

Can I use the vacuum for ashes?

No, it is not designed to vacuum hot ashes or liquids.

What is the cord length?

The power cord is about 6 meters long.

How to adjust the power?

Use the power selector on the unit to adjust according to the surface.

What to do if the nozzle does not slide well?

Check that the bristles are not worn, clean the wheels if present.

Does the filter need to be replaced?

The HEPA filter is washable, but replace it every 6 to 12 months depending on use.

Where to find spare parts?

On the Cleanmaxx website or from authorized dealers, use model number Z 07504.

USER MANUAL Z 07504 Cleanmaxx

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Z 07504

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Gebrauchsanleitung

ab Seite 3

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Instruction manual

starting on page 19

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Mode d'emploi

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Safety Instructions 20

Items Supplied and Device Overview 23

Before Initial Use 25

Assembling the Device 25

Use 27

Device Cleaning 29

Storage 33

Disposal 33

Troubleshooting 34

Technical data 34

Explanation of Symbols

Safety instructions:

Please read these carefully and comply with them in order to prevent personal injury and damage to property.

Supplementary information

Dear Customer,

We are delighted that you have chosen this cyclone vacuum cleaner.

Before using the device for the first time, please read the instructions through carefully and keep them for future reference. If the device is given to someone else, these instructions should also be handed over with it.

The manufacturer and importer do not accept any liability if the information in these instructions is not complied with.

If you have any questions about the device and about spare parts/accessories, contact the customer service department via our website:

www.service-shopping.de

Please note: The illustrations in these instructions may vary slightly from the real device.

Intended Use

This device is designed for vacuum cleaning household dust.
- On no account should the device be used to suck up the following:

– Liquids or wet substances (e.g. wet carpet shampoo)
– Glowing ash, cigarette ends, matches, etc.
– Inflammable or explosive substances
– Very fine dust (e.g. concrete dust, ash or toner)
- Pointed, hard objects such as e.g. large pieces of broken glass This may cause damage to the device or personal injury. Glowing ash etc. may cause the filter to catch fire, liquids which are

sucked up may cause a short-circuit, very fine dust may clog up the filters and sharp pointed objects may damage the filters.

• This device is for personal use only and is not intended for commercial applications.
• The device must only be used as described in the operating instructions. Any other use is deemed to be improper.
• The following are excluded from the warranty: all defects caused by improper handling, damage or unauthorised attempts to repair. The same applies for normal wear.

Safety Instructions

Danger of Injury

• Keep children and animals away from the device and the packaging fi lm. There is a danger of suffocation!
  This device may be used by children aged 8 and over as well as persons with impaired physical, sensory or mental capacities or those lacking experience and/or knowledge if they are supervised or have been instructed in how to safely use the device and have understood the risks associated with operating the device. Children may not play with the device. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by children.
• Keep children under 8 years of age and animals away from the device, the power cord und the power plug!
  ■ Make sure you wear closed shoes when using this device!
• Never hold the nozzles, the suction hose or the telescopic tube close to parts of your body, hair or animals during use. They could become stuck to the device. Should the vacuum cleaner unexpectedly become stuck, press the On/Off button immediately to switch off the device.
• The device should be used and stored out of the reach of children and animals. Improper use can lead to injuries and electric shock. The mains cable must also be kept out of the reach of children.

Correct Connection

• The device must be connected only to mains sockets that have been properly installed. The socket must also be readily accessible after connection. The mains voltage must match the technical data for the device (see the "Technical Data" chapter). Only use suitable extension cables whose technical data is the same as that of the device.
• Ensure that it is not possible for others to trip over the connected mains cable.
  ■ Position the cable in such a way that it does not become squashed or bent and does not come into contact with hot surfaces.

Proper Use

• The device should only be used in closed rooms. Do not operate it outdoors or in rooms with high humidity.
  ■ Always check the device for damage before putting it into operation. If parts of the device, cable and/or plug show visible signs of damage, the device must not be used. Do not try to repair the device yourself or to replace any individual parts. In the event of any damage, please contact our customer service department.
• Do not use the device if it has malfunctioned, sucked up liquids or objects or been dropped. Have the device checked by a specialist or contact the customer service department.
• The device should only be used when it is fully and correctly assembled in order to prevent damage to property and the device. The dust container and the filters must be inserted.
• Do not immerse the device, the cable or the plug in water or other liquids in order to avoid electric shocks.
  ■ Never touch the device, cable or plug with wet hands.
• Do not expose the device to extreme temperatures, wide temperature fluctuations, open fire, direct sunlight or moisture.

• Do not drop the device or allow it to be knocked violently.
  ■ Never place heavy objects on the device.

• Do not suck up any liquids and do not pour any liquids into the dust container in order to prevent damage to the motor and the fi Iters.

• Only use accessories which are recommended by the manufacturer.
  ■ Make sure that you do not suck up any large, bulky objects with the device. They may become jammed and block the flow of air in the tube or pipe; they must therefore be removed.
  ■ Never leave the device unattended when it is switched on or connected to the mains.
• The device must be switched off when inserting or removing the mains plug.
• Switch the device off immediately and pull the mains plug from the mains socket
  -if you stop working with the device for a period of time,
  -if you are no longer using the device,
  —before you change the nozzles,
  -if a fault or error occurs while the device is in operation,
  – if liquids or foreign bodies have found their way into the device,
  —before a thunderstorm,
  —before you clean parts of the device and accessories.
  ■ Always pull on the plug and never the cable to pull the mains plug out of the mains socket!
  ■ Never pull the device by the cable to move it. Use the handle.
• Do not try to lubricate the rollers with lubricant or oil. This would cause dust and dirt to increasingly adhere to the rollers.
  ■ Empty the dust container regularly to prevent overloading of the motor.
• Clean the filters regularly to prevent overloading of the motor.
  ■ Under no circumstances should you clean the HEPA filter with water! You should only ever use a brush or a dry cloth.
• The dust container and the foam filters must be completely dry before you insert them again and use or store away the device.
• Store the device in a dry place that is not accessible to children and animals when it is not being used.

Items Supplied and Device Overview

Overview of Main Device Unit

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1 Suction hose
2 Dust container with filter unit inside
3 Suction hose connection
4 Combi floor nozzle
5 Carrying handle
6 Telescopic tube
7 Exhaust air valve
8 Button for retracting the cable
9 Suction strength control
10 On/Off button

Overview of Accessories

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Storage holder for accessories

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Combi floor nozzle Upholstery nozzle Crevice and brush

nozzle

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Turbo nozzle Hardfl oor nozzle

Overview of Dust Container

1 Dust container lid
2 Dust container
3 Bottom fl ap
4 Release button for bottom flap
5 Filter unit with HEPA filter
6 Release button for removing the dust container from the vacuum cleaner

Overview of Filter Unit with HEPA Filter

1 HEPA fi Iter
2 Filter unit
3 Dust container lid

Before Initial Use

Unpacking

CAUTION!

• Keep children and animals away from the packaging material. There is a danger of suffocation!
• Unpack all parts and check the items supplied for completeness (see the "Items Supplied and Device Overview" chapter) and transport damage. If you find any damage to the components, do not use them (!), but contact our customer service department.

Assembling the Device

Connecting the Suction Hose to the Device

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1. Plug the suction hose into the suction hose connection on the front of the device. The suction hose must be heard to engage in place.
2. To remove the suction hose, you must press the two catches on the side of the suction hose and pull out the suction hose.

Connecting the Suction Hose to the Telescopic Tube

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1. Slide the end of the suction hose with the exhaust air valve onto the end of the telescopic tube with the wider diameter.
2. To remove the suction hose from the telescopic tube, simply pull off the suction hose.

Placing the Nozzle onto the Telescopic Tube

CAUTION!

■ Always switch off the vacuum cleaner first before changing the nozzles.

The nozzles can be attached either to the telescopic tube or directly to the handle.

- Select a nozzle attachment and plug it onto the end of the telescopic tube with the narrower diameter. To change the nozzle attachment, pull off the nozzle attachment and plug a new nozzle attachment onto the telescopic tube. The following nozzle attachments are available to you:

Floor nozzle

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Crevice and Brush Nozzle

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The combi floor nozzle is suitable for both carpets and hard floors.

The foot switch allows you to change between carpet and hard floor. A brush and a rubber lip are extended on the underside of the nozzle for use on hard floors.

The crevice nozzle is suitable for upholstery, cleaning the inside of cars and for all nooks and crannies that cannot be reached with the other nozzles.

The brush nozzle is suitable for all uneven objects, furniture, lamps, profi les and skirting boards, window ledges, etc.

There is an arrow mark on the crevice nozzle. To turn the crevice nozzle into a brush nozzle, all you have to do is fold the end of the crevice nozzle in the direction marked by the arrow.

Upholstery Nozzle

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The upholstery nozzle is suitable for cleaning all kinds of upholstery, e. g. sofas, car seats etc.

Turbo Nozzle

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Hard Floor Nozzle

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The turbo nozzle allows you to easily remove animal hairs and similar soiling as well as to clean mattresses, beds, blankets and carpets.

The hard floor nozzle is suitable for smooth surfaces such as parquet floors and tiles.

Pulling Out the Telescopic Tube

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1. Press the slider on the telescopic tube in the direction shown by the arrow and pull the telescopic tube out to the length you want.

2. Let go of the slider and carry on pulling out the telescopic tube until it locks in place.

Use

CAUTION!

- On no account should the device be used to suck up the following:

–Liquids or wet substances (e. g. wet carpet shampoo)

-Glowing ash, cigarette ends, matches, etc.

– Inflammable or explosive substances

- Very fine dust (e.g. concrete dust), ash or toner

-Pointed, hard objects such as e. g. large pieces of broken glass

- Never hold the nozzles, the suction hose or the telescopic tube close to parts of your body, hair or animals during use. They could become stuck to the device. If the vacuum cleaner does become stuck, press the On/Off button immediately to switch off the device.

Before you start vacuuming, remove any large objects on the floor which could block the telescopic tube or the nozzles. Switch the device off immediately using the On/Off button if the telescopic tube or the nozzle become blocked.

- Do not pull out the cable with force up to its maximum length. It should not be pulled out further than the red mark. The yellow mark indicates the optimum cable length.

- Switch on the vacuum cleaner only when you have checked that all the parts have been properly attached, and that the dust container and the filters have been correctly inserted and are completely dry.

The handle has an exhaust air valve with which you can quickly reduce the suction force if necessary. Open the valve when cleaning curtains, rugs or other light, mobile items. Otherwise you should keep the valve closed.

1. Assemble the device in the manner described in the "Assembling the Device" chapter.

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1. The mains cable is situated on the back of the vacuum cleaner, below the button for retracting the cable. Pull the mains cable out to the length you require, but no further than the red mark.

2. Insert the mains plug into a properly installed mains socket that is easily accessible.

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1. Press the On/Off button to switch on the device.

2. To switch off the device, press the On/Off button again.

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1. Adjust the suction strength with the aid of the suction strength control.

2. Guide the nozzle over the surface to be cleaned. The vacuum cleaner can be pulled along after you like a sledge.

3. After you have finished vacuuming, press the On/Off button and pull the plug out of the socket.

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1. Hold the mains cable firmly and press the button for retracting the cable. The cable will automatically be pulled into the device and wound up there.

2. Empty the dust container regularly (see the "Device Cleaning" chapter) and store the vacuum cleaner away after use (see the "Storage" chapter).

Device Cleaning

CAUTION!

• Pull the mains plug out of the socket before you empty the dust container or clean the fil ters.
  ■ Empty the dust container regularly. The dust container must be emptied at the latest when the dust in the dust container has reached the MAX mark.
  The filters must be cleaned regularly in order to prevent overloading of the motor.
  ■ Under no circumstances should you clean the HEPA filter with water! You should only ever use a brush or a dry cloth.
  The dust container and all filters must be completely dry before you insert them again and use or store away the device.
• Do not use any corrosive or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the vacuum cleaner housing. These could damage the surface.

Emptying the Dust Container

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1. Hold down the release button on the handle of the dust container and detach the dust container from the vacuum cleaner.
2. Hold the dust container over a dustbin and press the release button to open the bottom flap of the dust container.
3. Carefully tap out the dust container.
4. Then close the bottom flap of the dust container. It must engage audibly.
5. For more thorough cleaning of the dust container, the filter unit can be removed from the dust container. There is therefore an arrow mark on the side of the dust container (see picture).

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1. If the filter unit is inserted correctly in the dust container, the upper arrow points towards the lower arrow of the closed lock symbol (see picture).
2. To remove the filter unit, turn the dust container lid until the upper arrow points towards the lower arrow of the open lock symbol.
3. Pull the filter unit up and out.

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1. Clean the dust container and the filter unit if necessary with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Then wipe with a dry cloth.
2. Make sure when cleaning that the HEPA fi Iter does not get wet. You can read about how to clean the HEPA fi Iter in the next "Cleaning the HEPA Filter" section.

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1. To put the dust container and the filter unit back together again, you must insert the filter unit in such a way that the upper arrow points towards the open lock symbol.
2. Turn the dust container lid until the upper arrow points towards the closed lock symbol and locks in place.

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1. Insert the dust container back into the vacuum cleaner. The dust container must be heard to engage in place.

Cleaning turbo nozzle

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1. To make it easy to clean the turbo nozzle, you can open the nozzle: To do this, twist the ring on the end piece of the nozzle anticlockwise.
2. Carefully take off the top housing part. Now you can remove hair, dust etc. from the brush.
3. After cleaning, put the nozzle back together again and turn the ring in the clockwise direction until it clicks audibly into place.

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Cleaning the HEPA Filter

The HEPA filter is located in the filter unit in the dust container and should be cleaned regularly to ensure that the suction power of your vacuum cleaner does not diminish and the motor is not overloaded.

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1. Hold down the release button on the handle of the dust container and detach the dust container from the vacuum cleaner.

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1. Open the dust container by releasing the fastener clip (A) and folding up the dust container lid.

2. Remove the HEPA fi Iter (B) by pulling it out.

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1. Below the HEPA filter there is another foam filter. Remove it for cleaning.

2. Tap the HEPA dust filter out over an open dustbin. Clean the filter using a brush if necessary. Never clean the HEPA filter with water to prevent damage to the filter!

3. Tap the foam filter out over an open dustbin. If necessary, you can rinse the foam filter with clear, cold water. Then allow the filter to dry completely before you insert it again.

4. Place the dry foam filter back into the filter unit.

5. Insert the HEPA filter back into the filter unit.
6. Close the dust container lid. The fastener clip must be heard to lock in place.

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1. Insert the dust container back into the vacuum cleaner. The dust container must be heard to engage in place.

Cleaning the Motor Filters

The motor filters are situated in the vacuum cleaner unit, under the dust container. The motor filters should be cleaned regularly to ensure that the suction power of your vacuum cleaner does not diminish and the motor is not overloaded.

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1. Hold down the release button on the handle of the dust container and detach the dust container from the vacuum cleaner.

1. Remove the small motor filter (C).

2. Tap the small motor filter out over an open dustbin. If necessary, you can rinse the filter with clear, cold water.

3. Then allow the filter to dry completely before you insert it again.

4. To remove the large motor filter, you must first open the filter flap (D).

5. The large motor filter is situated directly beneath the filter flap. Remove the large motor filter.

6. Tap the large motor filter out over an open dustbin. If necessary, you can rinse the filter with clear, cold water.

7. Then allow the filter to dry completely before you insert it again.

8. Close the filter flap.

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1. Insert the dust container back into the vacuum cleaner. The dust container must be heard to engage in place.

Storage

- Store the vacuum cleaner in a dry, cool place indoors that is not accessible to children and animals.

• Place the crevice and brush nozzle and the upholstery nozzle onto the storage holder (E).
• Clip the storage holder onto the telescopic tube.

For practical storage, you can collapse the telescopic tube as far as possible and either ...

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- hook the cleaning foot onto the back of the vacuum cleaner so that it is horizontal, or ...

- hook the telescopic tube onto the bottom of the vacuum cleaner so that it is upright.

Disposal

The packaging material is recyclable. Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally-friendly manner and make it available to the collection service for recyclable materials.

Dispose of the product in an environmentally-friendly manner. It does not belong in the household garbage. Dispose of it at a recycling centre for old electrical and electronic equipment. For more information, please contact the administration in your community.

Troubleshooting

If the device should stop working properly, first check whether you are able to correct the problem yourself.

Do not attempt to repair a defective electrical device yourself!

Problem Possible cause/solution
The device generates no suction.	Is the plug inserted in the mains socket correctly?Is the mains socket defective? Try another mains socket.Check the fuse of your mains connection.Is the device switched on? Press the On/Off button.
Low suction force.	Is the exhaust air valve in the handle open? Close it.Adjust the suction strength on the suction strength control.Is the dust container full? Empty the dust container.Is the HEPA filter or one of the other filters clogged up? Clean the fi Iters.Is the nozzle, the telescopic tube or the suction hose clogged? Pull the mains plug out of the socket and remove the objects causing the blockage from the nozzle, telescopic tube and/or suction hose.
Dust escapes from the device during cleaning.	Check whether the HEPA dust filter is inserted into the dust container correctly and whether the dust container is closed and inserted correctly. Correct this if necessary.
Unusual odour	A new odour is normal when the device is used for the first time and this does not indicate a defect with the device. The odour will disappear after a little while.

Technical data

Model: KPA12

Product no.: Z 07504

Voltage supply: 220 – 240 V\~ 50/60 Hz

Output: 700 W

Protection class: II

Customer Service / Importer:

DS Produkte GmbH

Am Heisterbusch 1

19258 Gallin

Germany

Tel.: [phone]

(Calls subject to a charge. The cost varies depending on the service provider.)

Sommaire

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Nettoyer la buse turbo

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Turbo mondstuk Parket vloermondstuk

1 HEPA-fi Iter
2 Filtereenheid
3 Stofreservoirdeksel

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Black plastic mechanical component with a T-shaped handle and cylindrical body (no text or symbols)

Cross-sectional view of a mechanical component with no visible text or symbols

Black plastic T-shaped connector component (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a mechanical device with a circular annotation highlighting a component (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a car's wheel and dashboard components, no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a car's front wheel and side mirror (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with two directional arrows indicating movement or force (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a robotic car with a magnifying glass and circular lens (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a hand using a vacuum cleaner to clean the air (no visible text or symbols)

Hand holding a transparent vacuum cleaner with lid, no visible text or symbols

Exterior view of a transparent vacuum cleaner with internal components and a circular inset highlighting a feature (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a transparent container with directional arrows and internal symbols (no readable text or labels)

Two views of a small kitchen appliance: one showing a clear glass container, the other showing a mounted dish with a lid and handle (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a transparent cylindrical container with internal compartments and directional arrows (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a hand using a vacuum cleaner to press or install a component, with a black arrow indicating the motion (no visible text or symbols)

Cross-sectional view of a mechanical component with an arrow indicating rotational motion (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a hand using a vacuum cleaner to clean or store air (no visible text or symbols)

Solid black circular shape on a white background (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a hand using a vacuum cleaner to press or install a component, with a black arrow indicating the motion (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a vacuum cleaner with a circular lens and mechanical components (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a hand using a vacuum cleaner to press or install a component, with a black arrow indicating the motion (no text or symbols visible)

Two grayscale photos showing a vacuum cleaner and its side profile, no text or symbols visible.

Two grayscale images showing a vacuum cleaner and its side profile, with no visible text or symbols.