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USER MANUAL MOD25 MPM

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APPLIANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME

- Read carefully this manual before using the appliance.

Always remove the plug from the power outlet when not used, or before cleaning the appliance.

Before the rst use check if mains voltage conform with vacuum cleaner.

Do not hang the power cord over sharp edges and do not allow the power cord to touch hot surfaces. - Do not pull the cord to unplug the appliance. - Do not leave the operang vacuum cleaner unaended. - Close supervision is necessary when using the appliance near children. - Do not allow the vacuum cleaner to go over the power cord in case it can damage its insulaon. - Do not try to use the vacuum cleaner if you suspect any tech

Do not use the appliance, also if the power cord or plug is dam- aged - return the appliance for repair to an authorized service centre.

To avoid the risk of damage, re or injury, always use the aach- ments recommended by the manufacturer. - Take extreme cauon when cleaning the stairs.

Do not immerse the appliance, its cord and plug in water or any other liquids, keep it dry at all mes. - Do not use the vacuum cleaner to collect ammable and cor

rosive liquids, solvents, matches, ash, cigaree ends, oil, sharp items etc. It can cause damage or even re! Do not vacuum-clean near ammable liquids and substances!

Because of the vacuum cleaner plasc housing keep the appliance away from any heat sources (heaters, stoves etc.) - Do not cover the vacuum cleaner outlet and inlet! - This vacuum cleaner is designed for domesc use only.

This appliance is not intended for use by children under 8 years of age and individuals with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilies, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instrucon concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and if they understand the hazards22

involved. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be carried out by children without supervision. - Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. - Store the appliance and its cord out of reach of children under 8 years of age. - Do not vacuum-clean people or animals, take special care not to move sucon nozzles near eyes and ears.

Turn o and disconnect the appliance from supply circuit before replacing accessories. - Do not vacuum without bag, lters and in case of damage.

Check the hose, wand and sucon nozzles and remove any lier from them. - Use the vacuum cleaner only indoors and on dry surfaces. Dry the washed carpets before vacuum-cleaning.

Keep your children safe: do not leave any parts of the packaging readily accessible (i.e. plasc bags, cardboard boxes, polystyrene inserts, etc.). - WARNING! Never let children play with plasc lm or bags. Choking/ asphyxiaon hazard!23

APPLIANCE OVERVIEW Unlike tradional vacuum cleaners, this bagless cyclone vacuum cleaner feature no bag for collecng dust and debris. Instead, the appliance has a purpose-designed cyclone chamber, in which air is forced to rotate in a vortex at an extreme speed. This creates a centrifugal force which expels all dust and debris collected by the vacuum cleaner to a dust canister. The dust canister is cleaned with ease. Using the cyclone vacuum cleaner saves me and reduces op- erang costs of the appliance

1. Vacuum cleaner canister

2. Power cord winding buon & carry-

3. Power switch with sucon power

6. Sucon hose connecon opening

8. Grill release latches

22. Floor and carpet tool

26. Small mulfunconal brush with

STATIC ELECTRICITY Vacuum cleaning certain surfaces at a low air humidity may cause slight electricaon of the appliance. This is natural, does not damage the appliance and does not constute its defect. To minimise this phenomenon, it is recommended to: - frequently discharge the appliance by touching items in the room with the metal pipe, - increase air humidity in the room, - use generally available an-electrostac products. APPLIANCE ASSEMBLY

1. Remove the vacuum cleaner from the box and discard all bags, sckers and llers.

2. Check that the cyclone chamber, the dust canister and all lters are properly installed in place. See

the installaon and removal instrucons in Secons: “EMPTYING THE DUST CONTAINER” and “AIR FILTER CLEANING AND REPLACEMENT”.

3. Press and hold the latch on the sucon hose mounng ring ⑳, insert the ring into the opening ⑥

and release the latch. To disassemble, press and hold the latch again and remove the ring ⑳ from the opening ⑥.

4. Connect the other side of the sucon hose ⑲ to the handle

and connect the metal telescopic wand ⑱ to the other side. Install one of the tools,

, on the end of the wand.24

1. Before turning on the vacuum cleaner, unwind the power cord ⑦ to a suitable length and plug it

into a mains outlet. The yellow mark on the power cord indicates the opmum length limit. Do not pull out the power cord beyond the red mark! Do not press the vacuum cleaner handle ② when unwinding the power cord. When folded down, the handle ② is the power cord winder buon.

2. Press the power switch ③ to turn on the vacuum cleaner.

CAUTION! Set the sucon power control ③ to MIN before turning on the vacuum cleaner!

3. Set the requires sucon power with the sucon power control ③. The rule of thumb is to use the

lowest power to clean gentle or fragile surfaces (set the sucon power control toward MIN). Use more sucon power to clean heavy dust and dirt from oors and carpets (set the sucon power control toward MAX).

wise the sucon power will be reduced and the lters will become dirty prematurely. CAUTION! If you feel a rapid drop of the sucon power, empty the dust canister and/or unclog the sucon hose.

5. The vacuum cleaner can be stowed in a space-saving manner with the level parking guide located

between the air discharge lter grill ⑧ tabs. Place the rail on the back of the oor and carpet tool

in the level parking guide with the sucon hose and the telescopic wand connected. There is a second guide under the vacuum cleaner canister which facilitates storing the vacuum cleaner upright.

6. To wind the power cord back into the vacuum cleaner canister, keep the handle ② folded down

and depressed. Control the winding speed by gently holding the power cord with the other hand to avoid damage. ACCESSORIES OVERVIEW FLOOR-CARPET ATTACHMENT Designed for cleaning large at surfaces. It is equipped with castors that facilitate move- ment in dicult to access places and a exible joint, connecng it with the sucon hose, which allows direcng at various angles. When you press the buon on the upper at- tachment housing (switch it to the brush mode), a row of rigid bristles will appear on the boom to facilitate cleaning hard oors.

SMALL MULTIFUNCTIONAL BRUSH WITH ADAPTER

Intended for cleaning at surfaces, furniture, upholstery, and maresses. The compact sizes make it perfect for cleaning hard to reach places and whenever the oor and carpet tool is too big. Install the brush on the adapter to easily clean blinds, furniture, so sur- faces (e.g. upholstered seats), upholstered chairs, creases and pleats on pus, sofas, or couches, and fragile objects, e.g. lampshades.

Designed for ecient cleaning of surfaces such as carpets, car pet ooring.25

Used for cleaning dicult to access areas, such as in room corners, by and below pieces of furniture and in bends and slits. It is also perfect for cleaning computer keyboards, drawers, radiators or window frames.

EMPTYING THE DUST CANISTER

Emptying the dust canister ⑨: Unplug the vacuum cleaner from the mains and disconnect the sucon hose ⑲. Press and hold the cyclone chamber & dust canister release latch ④ with one hand, and li the dust canister clear from the vacuum cleaner by its handle ⑩ with the other hand. Keeping the dust canister over a dust bin, open the lid ⑫ with the latch ⑪. When emptying the dust canister, check that the cyclone chamber and the cone prelter ⑬ are clean. You can remove the cone prelter by turning it slightly coun- ter-clockwise and pulling it clear from the cyclone chamber. Do the same in the reverse order to install the cone prelter. With the dust container empty and the cyclone chamber clean, close the lid ⑫ and re- install the dust container with the cyclone chamber ⑨ in the cyclone chamber & dust canister seat ⑤.

AIR FILTER CLEANING AND REPLACEMENT

Normal use of the vacuum cleaner requires periodical replacement or cleaning of the air lters which protect the motor on the cyclone chamber end, and the air discharge lter. Unplug the vacuum cleaner from the mains and disconnect the sucon hose before clean- ing the vacuum cleaner.

1. Remove the cyclone chamber ⑨ from the vacuum cleaner. Remove the motor HEPA lter ⑮ with

the motor sponge lter ⑭. Separate the lters from each other.

2. Press both release latches ⑧ to remove the grille ⑰. Remove the air discharge HEPA lter ⑯ by

pressing the release latch at the HEPA lter top.

3. Clean the HEPA lters ⑮ and ⑯ with a so brush or by blowing with a low-pressure stream of air.

Do not wash the HEPA lters with water or other liquids.

4. First, clean the motor sponge lter ⑭ from all dust and debris by shaking. Next, wash it in luke

warm water and leave to dry completely. The motor sponge lter must be perfectly dry before reinstallaon.

5. Clean the air lters at least every month (depending on the usage). If a lter is too dirty or damaged,

replace it with a new one.

6. When reinstalling the lters ⑭ and ⑮ in the cyclone chamber ⑨, the motor sponge lter ⑭ must

be inside the motor HEPA lter ⑮ casing, toward the grill. The motor HEPA lter ⑮ casing must face up with the tab so that the laer presses the alignment lock. The motor HEPA lter ⑮ casing is press ed inside the cyclone chamber ⑨ and has no latches.

7. Install the air discharge HEPA lter ⑯ in the back of the vacuum cleaner canister. Check that its

latch is properly engaged. Next, replace the grill ⑰. CAUTION! The lter must be completely dry before installaon. Installaon of a wet lter may cause an electric shock.26

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

1. Periodically wipe clean the vacuum cleaner canister, the cyclone chamber and the dust canister

with a damp cloth. This will keep a neat appearance for a long me.

2. Do not clean with sharp objects or strong detergents (e.g. solvents), as they will cause permanent

damage to the vacuum cleaner canister.

3. Maintain the air lters as explained above.

TROUBLESHOOTING Problem: Possible causes: Soluon: The cyclone chamber with the dust canister cannot be placed in their seat. The motor filters were not properly installed. Install the motor filters properly. Vacuum cleaner canister overheating. A slight increase in the temperature of the vacuum cleaner canister is normal. If the temperature is rising considerably, immediately turn off the vacuum cleaner and wait until cools. Low suction power. The air filters are very dirty. Clean or replace the filters. The dust canister is full. Empty the dust canister. The suction hose and/or the telescopic wand is clogged. Unclog the suction hose and/or the telescopic wand. TECHNICAL DATA Technical parameters are indicated on the product rang label. Length of power cord: 6 m Reach of vacuum cleaner: 9 m NOTE! MPM agd S.A. reserves its right to modify the technical data. Proper disposal of the product (waste electrical and electronic equipment) Marking on the product indicates that aer the service-life of the product expires, it should not be dis- posed with other type of municipal waste. Used equipment may have a negave impact on the environ- ment and health of people due to potenally containing hazardous substances, mixtures and components. Mixing electric waste with other types of waste or disassembling those in an unprofessional manner may cause a release of substances that are hazardous to the environment and health. Used equipment should be handed-over to a point for collecon of electric waste. In order to obtain detailed informaon regarding the electric waste collecon points, the user should contact the municipal point of electric waste collecon or used equipment processing department.27

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