Z 08864 - Vacuum Cleaner Cleanmaxx - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Canister vacuum cleaner
Brand	Cleanmaxx
Model	Z 08864
Dimensions (L x W x H)	400 x 250 x 300 mm
Weight	4.5 kg
Power supply	Mains 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Rated power	700 W
Tank capacity	1.5 L
Filtration type	Washable HEPA filter
Noise level	78 dB(A)
Cable length	5 m
Action radius	8 m
Suction type	Bagless (cyclonic)
Functions	Floor and carpet vacuuming, furniture nozzle, pet brush (optional)
Fill indicator	Yes
Automatic shut-off mode	Yes (overheat protection)
Maintenance	Clean the filter regularly
Safety	Overheat protection
Spare parts available	Filter, brush, wand
Repairability index	7.5 / 10
Warranty	2 years
Color	Black / Silver

Frequently Asked Questions - Z 08864 Cleanmaxx

How to empty the vacuum cleaner's tank?

Press the tank release button, remove it and empty the contents into a trash can. Rinse the tank with clean water if necessary and let it dry before putting it back.

How often should the HEPA filter be cleaned?

We recommend cleaning the HEPA filter every 3 months or when the saturation indicator lights up. A clean filter ensures optimal performance.

What to do if the vacuum cleaner does not turn on?

First check that the wall outlet works and that the cable is properly plugged in. Ensure the switch is in the 'On' position. If the problem persists, the thermal fuse may have tripped; let the appliance cool down for 30 minutes before trying again.

How to replace the main brush?

Unplug the vacuum. Turn the brush head over and slide the latch to remove the worn brush. Insert the new brush by aligning the notches and lock the latch. Refer to the manual for compatible part numbers.

Can the vacuum cleaner suck up liquids?

No, this vacuum is designed only for dry cleaning. Sucking up liquids can damage the appliance and void the warranty.

What is the noise level of the vacuum cleaner?

The maximum noise level is 78 dB(A), which corresponds to a moderate noise level for a household vacuum.

How to clean the wand (tube) if a blockage occurs?

Unplug the vacuum, then remove the wand. Use a long flexible object like a wire or an unfolded hanger to dislodge the blockage. You can also rinse the tube with warm water, but make sure it is completely dry before reassembling.

Can I use dust bags with this vacuum?

No, this model is a bagless vacuum equipped with a direct emptying tank. Do not use bags, as this would obstruct the airflow.

What do the indicators on the vacuum mean?

A red light generally indicates that the tank is full or the filter needs cleaning. A flashing light may signal overheating. Refer to the 'Troubleshooting' section of the manual for more details.

Where can I find spare parts for model Z 08864?

Spare parts such as the filter, brush, and wand are available on the manufacturer's website or from authorized dealers. Use the model number Z 08864 to identify compatible parts.

USER MANUAL Z 08864 Cleanmaxx

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Meaning of symbols in these instructions 19

Proper use 19

Safety instructions 20

Risks of injury 20

Proper connection 20

Proper use 20

Warranty conditions 21

Product contents and device overview 22

General Overview 22

Rear View 23

Suction nozzles 23

Prior to first use 24

Assembly 24

Inserting/Removing the Hose 24

Inserting/removing the telescoping tube 24

Adjusting the Length of the Telescopic Tube 25

Mounting/removing suction nozzles 25

Removing/inserting the dust bin 25

Operation 25

Cleaning the Device 27

Emptying and Cleaning the Dust Container 27

Cleaning the Dust Filter 29

Cleaning the Exhaust Air Filter 30

Storage 30

Troubleshooting 30

Technical data 31

Disposal 31

Dear customer,

We are delighted that you have decided on this vacuum cleaner.

Prior to using the device for the first time, please carefully read through the operating instructions and store them in a safe place. These instructions are to accompany the device when it is passed on to others. The manufacturer and importer assume no liability in the event the data in these instructions have not been observed!

As part of ongoing development, we reserve the right to alter the device, packaging or enclosed documentation at any time.

If you have any questions, please contact customer service via our website:

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

Meaning of symbols in these instructions

All safety notices are marked with this symbol. Please carefully read through and obey the safety notices in order to avoid injury to persons and damage to property.

Tips and recommendations are marked with this symbol.

Proper use

☐ This device is designed for vacuuming up normal household dust.

☐ Do not in any case vacuum up the following:

– Liquids or wet materials (such as wet carpet shampoo)

– smouldering ashes, cigarette butts, matches etc.

- fl ammable or ignitable materials

– very fine dust (e.g. cement dust), ash or toner

– hard, pointy objects such as bigger glass shards

☐ This device may be used by children aged 8 and over and by people with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or a lack of experience and/or knowledge if they are supervised or have received instruction on how to use the device safely and have understood the dangers resulting from this. Children may not play with the device. Cleaning and user maintenance may not be performed by children, unless they are supervised.

☐ The device is intended for domestic, not commercial, use.

☐ Only use the device as described in these instructions. Any other use is deemed improper.

Safety instructions

Risks of injury

☐ Risk of suffocation! Keep the packaging material away from children and animals.
☐ Keep the device, cord and plug away from water or other liquids in order to avoid the risk of electrical shock. Never touch the mains plug, cord or device with wet or damp hands.
- Keep animals, hair, jewellery, loose fitting clothing, fingers and all other body parts away from the device's nozzles. They could be caught in the vacuum clean something does get caught in the vacuum cleaner, immediately turn off the device.
☐ Take special care to avoid falling when cleaning stairs.
☐ Wear firm footwear during use.
☐ Only use and store the device out of the reach of children. Improper use may result in injury and electrical shock. The mains cord may also not be accessible for children.

Proper connection

☐ Only connect the device to a properly installed socket. The socket must also be easily accessible after the device has been connected. The mains voltage must correspond to the technical data of the device (see chapter "Technical data"). Only use proper extension cords, whose technical data correspond to those of the device.
☐ Make sure that the connected mains cable does not get pinched, pose a tripping hazard or get kinked and that it does not come into contact with hot surfaces.

Proper use

☐ Only use and store the device in enclosed areas. Do not use the device outdoors, in rooms with high humidity or on hot surfaces.
☐ Check the device and accessories for damages prior to each use. If the device, cord, plug or a filter are visibly damaged do not use the device. Do not attempt to repair the device or to replace parts yourself. In the event of damage, contact customer service.
☐ Do not use the device if it malfunctions, has vacuumed up liquids or objects or has fallen down. Have the device repaired by a qualified professional.
☐ Only use the device if it has been completely and correctly assembled! The dust bin and filter must be in place and not be damaged! The dust bin must be shut in order for it to be inserted properly.
☐ Do not subject the device to extreme temperatures, severe changes in temperatures, open flames, direct sunlight, moisture or wetness.
☐ Do not allow the device to fall and do not subject it to strong percussions.
☐ Never place heavy objects on the device.
☐ Do not submerge the device in water or other liquids in order to avoid electrical shocks. Do not fill the dust bin with liquids.

☐ Never touch the device, the cord or the plug with wet hands.
Do not insert anything in the device's openings/nozzles and ensure that they are not plugged.
☐ Never leave the device unattended when on or when connected to a power supply.
☐ Turn the device off by pulling the mains plug out of the socket

– if you stop using the device,
- if you are finished using the device,
– before you change any accessories,
- if an error or fault occurs during operation,
– if liquids or foreign debris have penetrated the device,
– before a storm,
– before you clean the device parts and accessories.

☐ The device must be deactivated when you pull the mains plug out of the socket or insert it in the socket.

□ Always pull on the plug itself and never on the cable!

☐ Never move the device by pulling it by the cord. Use the handles.
☐ Do not attempt to grease the wheels with lubricants or oil. Otherwise, this may cause more dust or dirt to accumulate on the wheels.
☐ Empty the dust bin after every use. The filters must also be cleaned regularly to prevent the motor from being overloaded.
☐ Allow the dust bin, plastic dust filter and exhaust filter to dry completely before you reinstall them in the device.
☐ Only use original spare parts provided by the manufacturer.
☐ Store the device in a cool, dry area that is not accessible to children and animals when not in use.

Warranty conditions

Defects arising due to improper handling, damage or attempts at repair are excluded from the warranty. This also applies to normal wear and tear.

Product contents and device overview

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General Overview

1 Suction hose
2 Connection piece
3 Plastic dust filter unit (in the dust container)
4 Dust container
5 Dust container base

6 Floor nozzle
7 Dust filter in the dust container lid
8 Dust container lid with handle
9 Telescopic tube
10 Exhaust air valve on the vacuum hose handle

Rear View

11 Release button for the dust container
12 📍 Button for retracting the cable
13 Exhaust air filter compartment with HEPA filter
14 Mains plug
15 Bracket for attachment of the floor nozzle
16 ① On / Off switch / Suction strength control

Suction nozzles

ATTENTION!

□ Always turn off the vacuum cleaner first before changing the nozzles.

Floor nozzle

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The floor nozzle is suitable both for carpets and smooth floors.

With the foot switch, you can switch between a smooth floor and a carpet. A brush is deployed on the device bottom for smooth floors.

Crevice and Brush Nozzle

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Fold over the end piece in the direction of the arrow to convert the crevice nozzle into a brush nozzle:

• 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.

Cushion nozzle

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The cushion nozzle is suitable for cleaning sensitive objects and cushions, e.g. lamp shades, sofas etc.

Prior to fi rst use

ATTENTION!

☐ Risk of suffocation! Keep the packaging material away from children and animals.

• Unpack all parts and make sure that the scope of delivery is complete (see chapter "Product contents and device overview") and check for any damages from transport. If you identify damages to the components, do not use them (!), instead contact our customer service centre.
• If necessary, remove any piece of paper or sticker etc. from the dust bin. In chapter „Cleaning the Device“ you will find instructions on how to remove and open the dust bin.

Assembly

ATTENTION!

☐ Make sure that the device is not connected to the power supply before you attach or remove any accessories.

Inserting/Removing the Hose

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• Connect the suction hose connection piece to the suction intake opening on the dust container (see arrow) and turn it in a clockwise direction until it engages.
• To remove the suction hose, turn the suction intake opening in an anticlockwise direction and pull it out of the dust container.

Inserting/removing the telescoping tube

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• Insert the open end of the handle into the corresponding opening on the telescoping tube. In the process, turn the handle back and forth somewhat. Check to make sure that the connection is secure.
• To remove the telescoping tube pull it off of the handle.

Adjusting the Length of the Telescopic Tube

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• Push the slider on the telescopic tube downwards and then pull the telescopic tube out to the required length.
• Release the slider and move the tube slightly up or down until it engages.

Mounting/removing suction nozzles

• Insert the open end of the telescoping tube in one of the enclosed suction nozzles up to the stop. Turn the nozzle back and forth slightly in the process.
• The suction nozzles can also be attached directly to the suction hose without the telescoping tube for more fl exibility.
• To remove a suction nozzle pull it off.

Removing/inserting the dust bin

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• Removal: Push the release button on the dust bin and take it out of the device by the handle.
• Insertion: Take the dust bin by the handle and first place the bottom of the bin in the device (the bottom is facing down and handle is facing up). Then push the against the device housing until the dust bin audibly locks into place. Hold the device by the handle and lift it to check whether the dust bin is properly seated.

Operation

CAUTION!

☐ Never hold the nozzles close to parts of your body during use and do not place your hands inside the nozzles. They could become stuck to the device/injured. If the vacuum cleaner becomes firmly attached due to suction, turn it off immediately (① press down the On/Off switch).
☐ Keep the nozzles away from animals during operation. Never attempt to vacuum animals using the device. They could become stuck to the device/injured. If the vacuum cleaner becomes firmly attached due to suction, turn it off immediately (① press down the On/Off switch).
☐ Switch on the vacuum cleaner only when you have checked that all parts have been properly assembled and that the dust container and all filters have been inserted correctly.
☐ To ensure that the cable does not become hot during operation, pull out at least two thirds of its total length from the device before you switch on the vacuum cleaner. Do

not pull out the cable with force up to its maximum length (not further than the red marking on the cable) in order to prevent damage!

□ Always switch the device off first and remove the mains plug from the mains socket before replacing a nozzle or attaching or removing any accessories.
☐ 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.
- In fl ammable or explosive substances
– Very fine dust (e.g. concrete dust), ash or toner
- Pointed, hard objects such as large pieces of broken glass

1. Make sure that the accessories are attached correctly to the device (see the „Assembly“ chapter).
2. Pull the mains cable out of the unit as far as you require, ideally up to the yellow marking, but not further than the red marking on the cable!
3. Insert the mains plug into a properly installed mains socket that is easily accessible.
4. Press the① On/Off switch down to switch on the vacuum cleaner. The On/Off switch can also be turned to adjust the suction strength individually.
5. Guide the nozzle over the surface to be cleaned. The vacuum cleaner can be pulled along like a sledge during cleaning.
6. Press the ① On/Off switch down again after you have finished vacuum cleaning to switch off the vacuum cleaner.
7. Pull the mains plug out of the socket, hold the mains cable firmly and using your foot, depress the ⏻ button to retract the cable. Holding the mains cable prevents any „whiplash“ effect of the cable, e.g. against your legs.
8. Once you have used the floor nozzle, hook it into the bracket on the back of the device.
9. To ensure optimum performance of the device, you should empty the dust container and clean all dust filters regularly (see the „Cleaning the Device“ chapter) after every use.

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Tip: The handle is equipped with an exhaust air valve. Open this valve (by sliding the cover) to reduce the suction force when cleaning upholstery or rugs or light, movable objects.

Normally the exhaust air valve should be closed to prevent the unnecessary reduction of the suction force.

Cleaning the Device

CAUTION!

☐ Empty the dust container if it is full and clean the filter regularly to prevent overheating of the motor.
□ Always remove the mains plug from the plug socket before doing any cleaning of the device.
☐ Keep the device, the cable and the mains plug away from water or other liquids in order to avoid electric shocks. Make sure that no liquid gets into the device during cleaning. Only the plastic dust filter and the exhaust air filter may be cleaned with water. However, they must be completely dry before they are put back into the device.
☐ Never clean the dust filter in the dust container lid using water or other liquids!
☐ The filters are neither machine-washable, dishwasher-safe nor suitable for tumble drying! Only ever dry the filters in the air, and never use a hair dryer to do so.
☐ Do not use any sharp or abrasive cleaning agents or cleaning pads to clean the device. These could damage the surfaces.

• Clean the dust filter, the plastic dust filter and the exhaust air filter regularly, or if you notice a reduction in the suction power.
• Clean the housing if necessary using a damp, soft cloth. Dry it with a soft cloth.
• Remove hair and fluff from the nozzles at regular intervals.

The filters may lose some of their colour over time. This is normal and does not have any adverse effect on function.

Emptying and Cleaning the Dust Container

1. Detach the suction hose from the dust container (see „Assembly“ chapter, „Inserting/Removing the Hose“ section).

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1. Press the release button of the dust container and pull it up out of the device by the handle.
2. Hold the dust container over an open dustbin. The distance between the dust container and the dustbin should be as short as possible to ensure that the dust from the dust container falls into the dustbin only and does not spill into the environment.
3. Press the button to open the dust container. The bottom of the dust container will open and the dirt will fall out.
4. Close the bottom of the dust container again. The fastener must be heard to engage in place.
5. If necessary, you can rinse the dust container and the plastic dust filter with clear, lukewarm water. Turn the dust container lid to remove it from the dust container. NOTE: On the dust container and its lid there are arrows and closure markings to make it easier for you to remove and attach the lid. The lid can be removed when the marking on the lid points to the opened lock symbol on the dust container.

1. Pull the dust container lid together with the dust filter unit out of the dust container compartment.
2. Remove the rubber seal (A) from the dust filter unit.
3. Turn the plastic dust filter (B) in the opposite direction to the dust container lid (C) (see arrows in diagram) to release it and pull it down and away from the dust filter unit.

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1. If necessary, thoroughly rinse the dust container and the plastic dust filter with clear, lukewarm water. Caution: Do not under any circumstances clean the dust container or the plastic dust filter in a washing machine or dishwasher! Then shake off any excess water and allow the filter to dry completely in the air before reinserting it.

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1. If necessary, use a damp cloth to clean the dust container lid and the rest of the plastic dust filter unit.

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1. Only reassemble the device once all the parts are completely dry. Place the plastic dust filter back onto the dust fi Iter unit and turn it tight. Place the rubber seal back onto the dust fi Iter unit.

2. Place the dust filter unit back into the dust container and screw the dust container lid firmly onto the dust container so that the arrow marking on the dust container lid points towards the closed lock symbol on the dust container.

3. Place the dust container into the device: Hold it by the handle and place the bottom of the container into the device first. Then push the handle against the device housing until the dust container is heard to lock in place. Hold the device by the handle and lift it to check that the dust container is in the correct position.

Cleaning the Dust Filter

The dust fi Iter is located in the dust container lid.

1. Detach the suction hose from the dust container (see „Assembly“ chapter, „Inserting/Removing the Hose“ section).

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1. Open the dust container lid by releasing the catch on the handle and fl ipping up the lid.

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1. The dust filter is located in the dust container lid. Remove the dust filter for cleaning.

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1. The back of the dust filter (D) consists of a black foam filter (E) which can be removed. Tap out the contents of the dust filter over a dustbin and brush off the loose dirt. If necessary, wipe the dust filter using a damp cloth. As required, rinse the foam filter (E) using clear, lukewarm water. CAUTION: Never clean the foam filter in a washing machine or dishwasher! Then press out the filter and allow it to dry completely in the air before reinserting it in the dust filter.

2. Only place the foam filter back into the dust filter when it is completely dry.

3. Insert the dust fi lter in the dust container lid.
4. Close the dust container lid. Make sure that the latch on the dust container lid is locked in place correctly.
5. Place the dust container into the device: Hold it by the handle and place the bottom of the container into the device first. Then push the handle against the device housing until the dust container is heard to lock in place. Hold the device by the handle and lift it to check that the dust container is in the correct position.

Cleaning the Exhaust Air Filter

The exhaust air filter is located in the compartment on the back of the vacuum cleaner (see „Items Supplied and Device Overview“ chapter, „Rear View“ section).

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1. Press the filter compartment lid catch and remove the lid.
2. Remove the exhaust air filter by pulling it down and out of the filter compartment.
3. Tap out the contents of the exhaust air filter over a dustbin and brush off the loose dirt. Wipe down the dust container using a damp cloth.

4. If necessary, thoroughly rinse the exhaust air filter using clear, lukewarm water. CAUTION: Do not under any circumstances clean the filter in a washing machine or dishwasher! Then shake off any excess water and allow the filter to dry completely in the air before reinserting it.

5. When all parts are dry, insert the exhaust air filter in the filter compartment.

6. Place the filter compartment lid onto the exhaust filter compartment. It must engage audibly.

Storage

• You can hook the floor nozzle into the bracket on the back of the device for convenient storage and push the telescoping tube together as far as possible.
• Store the vacuum cleaner in a dry, cool indoor room that is not accessible for children and animals.

Troubleshooting

If your device no longer functions properly, exhibits damages or requires a spare part, please contact our customer service centre. For your own safety, do not perform any repairs yourself. The following table gives you tips on how to resolve minor problems yourself.

Problem	Potential cause/solution/tips
The vacuum cleaner has no suction power.	Is the mains plug not correctly connected with the socket? Correct the position of the mains plug.Is the socket defective? Try another socket.Check the fuse for your mains connection.Are the filters plugged? Clean the dust and exhaust filter.
Problem Potential	cause/solution/tips
The suction power is weak.	Is the auxiliary air valve on the handle open? Close it.Is the dust bin too full? Empty the bin.Are the fi Iters very dirty? Clean them.Is the nozzle, telescoping tube or suction hose plugged?Turn the device off, pull the mains plug out of the socket and remove the obstruction (also see chapter “Assembly”).
The device emits dust when vacuuming.	Has the dust bin not been closed properly and/or is it not (properly) inserted in the device? Correct this.
The power cord cannot be wound up completely.	The cord has not been properly wound up in the device. Pull it out somewhat and then push the button 📋 for engaging the cord winder again.
An unpleasant odour develops when vacuuming.	Are you using the device for the first time? An odour often develops when using new devices for the fi rst time. The odour should disappear once you have used the device a few times.

Technical data

Model	number:	ZW-9021-E085
Product	number:	Z	08864
Voltage supply:		220 – 240 V~, 50 Hz
Output:		850	W
Safety	class:	II

Disposal

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

Dispose of the device in an environmental-friendly manner. The device does not belong in the household waste. Dispose of it at a recycling centre for old electrical and electronic devices.

For more information, please contact the administration in your community.

Customer service/importer:

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