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USER MANUAL AC 150 DIRT DEVIL

Operating Manual Air cleaner

FR Your air purifier

We are pleased that you have chosen our air purifier. Thank you for your purchase and your confidence in us.

Operating panel and parts of the appliance (Fig. 1)

1 Replacing and resetting the filter

 "Odor Filter": Replacing the carbon filter

 Switches the appliance on/off

 "HEPA": Replacing the HEPA filter

5 Buttons to release the front panel

6 Insertion mark for the HEPA filter

 "2": shuts off after 2 hours

 "4": shuts off after 4 hours

 "8": shuts off after 8 hours

11 Base with recess for the front panel

13 Plug and power cord

 "L": appliance runs particularly quietly

 "M": medium setting

 "H": appliance runs at high speed

220 V − 240 V~, 50 Hz

We reserve the right to make changes to technical and design specifications in the interest of continuous product improvement.

© Royal Appliance International GmbH

2 Unpacking and setting up 23

3 Connecting and operating 24

1 Safety instructions

1.1 Re: Operating Manual Read the operating manual completely before working with the appliance. Keep the operating manual in a safe place. If you pass the appliance on to someone else, give them the operating manual as well. Failure to comply with this operating manual can lead to serious injuries or damage to the appliance. We assume no liability for damage that occurs as a result of failure to comply with the instructions in this operating manual. Important notes in the following chapters is specially marked. WARNING: Warns of health hazards and identifies possible risks of injury.

Indicates possible dangers to the appliance or other objects.

Highlights tips and information.

Concerning certain groups of persons

 These appliances can be used by children of 8 years and upwards and persons with impaired physical, sensory or mental abilities, or insufficient experience or knowledge, providing they are supervised or have been instructed in the proper use of the appliance and understand the risks involved.  Children must not play with the appliance. Children must not perform cleaning or user maintenance tasks without supervision.  Keep packaging material out of the reach of children. There is risk of asphyxiation.  Keep the remote control and battery out of the reach of children. There is a risk that children will swallow the battery.

If the appliance is faulty

 Never operate a faulty appliance or an appliance with a faulty cord. If the power cord of this appliance is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, their authorised service representative or a similarly qualified person to avoid danger.  Hand over a faulty appliance to an authorised dealer or the Customer Service department for repairs. Address page 102, „International Service“.

1.3 Re: Power supply

The appliance is operated with electrical power, which means there is always a risk of electric shock. Therefore:  Never immerse the appliance in water or other liquids. Keep it away from rain and moisture. Do not operate the appliance outdoors or in rooms with a high level of humidity.  Never touch the plug with wet hands. Always pull directly on the plug if you want to disconnect the appliance from the mains. Never pull on the cord as this could damage it. Never carry the appliance by its cord.  Take care that the power cord is not bent, pinched, or rolled over, and does not touch heat sources or sharp edges. Also take care that it does not become a stumbling hazard.  Before connecting to the power supply, make sure that the voltage stated on the type plate matches the voltage of your plug socket.  Before you clean or maintain the appliance, switch off the appliance and pull the plug from the mains socket.

Only ever use the air purifier domestically. It is not suitable for commercial use. Only use the air purifier domestically for purifying cool, dry room air. Any other use is considered improper use and is prohibited. In particular, the following is prohibited:  Suctioning air which is contaminated with toxic vapours or gases, exhaust or flue gases or has microbiological contamination. Air which has a level of contamination from dust or chippings which exceeds the normal domestic concentration must not be suctioned either. Your health may be at risk from air with this type of contamination.  Use in the vicinity of explosive, burning, oxidising, accelerating, combustible or volatile substances or suctioning said substances. Do not use the product simultaneously with, e.g. impregnating agents, hair sprays, insecticides or other combustible fluids and scents or in an chlorinated environment. There is risk of fire or explosion.  Suctioning fatty or hot air, e.g. in the vicinity of chimneys, ovens, hobs, grills, toasters etc., or burning candles. There is a risk of fire.  Use as a substitute for proper ventilation, e.g. as a fresh air supply. The appliance is not a suitable substitute for airing or ventilation. It cannot regulate (neither increase nor reduce) air humidity either.  Use as a substitute for extractor hoods or extractor units, e.g. in kitchens or carpenter's workshops.  Use outdoors or in wet rooms (e.g. in bathrooms or saunas). There is a risk of the appliance being damaged by moisture.  Sticking objects into the appliance's openings. Take particular care to keep hair and loose items of clothing away from the appliance. Risk of injury!  Use without all filters being correctly installed.  Covering the appliance or placing objects on the appliance.  Modifying or repairing the appliance yourself.

2 Unpacking and setting up

Unpack the appliance and all accessory parts and check that the contents are undamaged and complete

(page 18, „Your air purifier“).

Contact our service representative immediately if you notice any transport damage page 102, „International Service“.

Selecting the location for installation

Risk of fire or explosion! Set the appliance up in a place in which it cannot come into contact with chemicals or heat sources and cannot suction explosive, hot or fatty air.

Hazard to your health! Set the appliance up so that the soiled air is not suctioned past persons, in particular if they are sleeping.

Risk of falling! Only unwind the sufficient length of cord so that you can connect the plug to the nearest socket. Wind the rest of the cord back onto the cord winder in the base. Always lay the cord so that it cannot become a stumbling hazard.

Make sure that you place the appliance on a stable, horizontal surface. Never place the appliance on soft surfaces, such as beds or sofas. Do not set up the appliance in the pivoting range of doors or windows or in areas in which you have to move it frequently. Make sure that the air can be suctioned and given off free from obstructions.

Always dispatch the appliance in its original packaging to avoid transport damage. Keep the packaging for this purpose. Dispose of packaging material which is no longer required in accordance with the applicable regulations of your country.

3 Connecting and operating

Risk of injury! Check the appliance and its power cord before every use. A damaged appliance must never be used.

Only use the appliance if you have made sure that all the filters are properly in place and no openings are blocked. 1. Make sure that the location for installation meets all the requirements in chapter 2.2, „Selecting the location for installation“.

2. Make sure that the socket which you intend to use carries the same electrical voltage as that shown on the type plate on the underside of the appliance.

3. You can now set up the appliance upright or lying flat (Fig. 2). There are 4 feet provided on the respective underside for this purpose. 4. Make sure that there is sufficient free space around the air inlet and air outlet.

You only need to touch the buttons on the operating panel very lightly. It is not necessary to actuate them with force. This can cause damage to the buttons.

1. Switch on the appliance by pressing the

- If you wish to adjust the power: chapter 3.3, „Selecting the power“.

- If you want the appliance to switch off after a certain period of time: chapter 3.4, „Setting the timer“. To switch off the appliance, press the the LEDs go out and the blower stops.

button (Fig. 3) again. All

1. Select the power on the appliance when it is switched on using the button (Fig. 4):

- "L": appliance runs particularly quietly

- "M": medium setting - "H": appliance runs at high speed.

GB The LED shows the respective current setting.

If you want the appliance to run for a certain time and then switch off automatically, it is recommendable to use the timer function:

1. Select the duration until automatic deactivation on the appliance when it is switched on using the button (Fig. 5):

- "2": the appliance switches off after 2 hours - "4": the appliance switches off after 4 hours - "8": the appliance switches off after 8 hours

Make sure that the LED to match your selection lights up. If none of the 3 timer LEDs light up, the appliance will continue to run. You can still switch off the appliance at any time using the ton.

4 Caring for the appliance

WARNING: Risk of injury! Before you clean or maintain the appliance, switch off the appliance and pull the plug from the mains socket.

The appliance will run less efficiently if it is not cared for sufficiently.  As required: Clean the housing (chapter 4.1, „Cleaning the housing“).  Every 3 months or as soon as the "Odor Filter" LED lights up: chapter 4.2, „Replacing the carbon filter“  Every 6 months or as soon as the "HEPA" LED lights up: chapter 4.3, „Replacing the HEPA filter“

Cleaning the housing

CAUTION: Do not use cleaning agents, scouring agents or alcohol, as these may damage the housing. 1. With the appliance switched off, remove any fluff and dust from the ventilation slats with a vacuum cleaner (Fig. 6). 2. Clean the remaining surfaces with a soft, lint-free cloth.

Replacing the carbon filter

1. Make sure that the plug has been disconnected from the mains socket.

2. Push the release catches on the front panel (Fig. 7).

Carefully remove the front panel.

3. Remove the used carbon filter from the HEPA filter (Fig. 8).

The carbon filter cannot be cleaned. It can only be replaced (for ordering details see chapter 5.3, „Accessories and spare parts“).

Dispose of the used filter with the domestic waste. 4. Unpack the new carbon filter. 5. Fit the new carbon filter to the hook and loop fasteners on the HEPA filter. 9

It does not matter which way round you attach the new filter. However, as soon as the filter has been used, you can no longer turn it round as dirt would otherwise get into the HEPA filter. 6. Place the front panel in the recesses in the bases of the appliance (Fig. 9/arrows).

7. Then push down the front panel (Fig. 10) until you hear and see the release catches click into place.

Replacing the HEPA filter

1. Make sure that the plug has been disconnected from the mains socket. 2. Push the release catches on the front panel (Fig. 11). Carefully remove the front panel (Fig. 11). 3. Remove the carbon filter from the HEPA filter (Fig. 8).

If you do not want to replace the carbon filter at the same time, make a note of which side was facing the HEPA filter. This is important so that no dirt gets into the HEPA filter when re-fitting.

4. Remove the used HEPA filter (Fig. 12) from its fitting.

The HEPA filter cannot be cleaned. It can only ever be replaced (for ordering details see chapter 5.3, „Accessories and spare parts“).

Dispose of the used filter with the domestic waste. 13

5. Unpack the new HEPA filter.

6. Place the new HEPA filter in its fitting.

Make sure that the "TOP" marking (Fig. 13/"TOP") on the HEPA filter points upwards (Fig. 13/arrow) into the inside of the appliance.

7. Fit the carbon filter to the hook and loop fasteners on the HEPA filter again (Fig. 8). If you do not insert a new carbon filter, make sure that the side of the carbon filter which is on the inside is the side which was on the inside beforehand.

8. Place the front panel in the recesses in the bases of the appliance (Fig. 13/arrows). 9. Then push down the front panel (Fig. 14) until you hear and see the release catches click into place.

Resetting the filter change LED If one of the two filter change LEDs ("Odor Filter" or "HEPA") is still lit up after replacing the filter although you have replaced the filter in question with a new one:

1. Press and hold the

button until the LED goes out.

Correcting problems yourself

Before contacting the service hotline (page 102, „International Service“), please check if you can solve the problem yourself using the following table.

Never use a faulty appliance or operate an appliance with a faulty power cord. Before you try to localise the problem, switch off the appliance and pull the plug from the mains socket. Problem

The appliance will The power cord is not not start plugged in.

The appliance switches itself off

Insert the plug into the mains socket.

The front panel or the

HEPA/carbon filter is not inserted properly.

Check whether the front panel and the HEPA/carbon filter are inserted correctly, see chapter 4.2, „Replacing the carbon filter“ or chapter 4.3, „Replacing the HEPA filter“ respectively.

The timer function had been activated.

See chapter 3.4, „Setting the timer“ for information on selecting and deselecting the timer function.

The "Odor Filter" The carbon filter needs to

LED above the be replaced. button lights up

Replace the carbon filter as described in chapter 4.2, „Replacing the carbon filter“.

The "HEPA" LED above the button lights up

The HEPA filter needs to be replaced.

Replace the HEPA filter as described in chapter 4.3, „Replacing the HEPA filter“.

The appliance is unusually loud when running

The highest power level

Select a power level which you find more pleasant, chapter

3.3, „Selecting the power“.

One of the filters is soiled and has to be replaced.

Replace the filters as described in chapter 4.2, „Replacing the carbon filter“ and chapter 4.3, „Replacing the HEPA filter“.

The air inlet or outlet is not Make sure that there is sufficient free space around the air inlet free from obstructions. and outlet.

If you cannot solve the problem using this table, contact the Dirt Devil customer service department (page 102, „International Service“).

Hotline and customer service

This operating manual is available in electronic form. Simply visit www.dirtdevil.com and look for "OPERATING MANUALS" in the download area.

Enter the model number of the appliance and download the corresponding PDF.

Accessories and spare parts

150012 Front panel (Fig. 1/10)

250012 Front panel (Fig. 1/10)

350012 Front panel (Fig. 1/10)

150022 Filter set (1 HEPA,

250022 Filter set (1 HEPA,

350022 Filter set (1 HEPA,

The statutory warranty regulations in accordance with the EU Directive 1999/44/EC apply.

In non-EU countries the minimum requirements of the warranty in the respective country apply.

CAUTION: Risk of environmental damage in case of improper disposal! Electrical waste must not be disposed of together with domestic waste. Use local old-appliance collection points instead.

 "HEPA": HEPA-filter vervangen

250012 Frontafscherming

350012 Frontafscherming

150012 Frontafscherming

International Service

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