MOD38 - Vacuum Cleaner MPM - Free user manual and instructions

Vacuum type	Cordless cyclone vacuum
Brand	MPM
Model	MOD38
Filtration technology	Cyclonic + HEPA 13 filter
Runtime	Up to 40 minutes (low power)
Charging time	Approximately 3 to 3.5 hours
Battery type	Lithium-ion
Power levels	2
Noise level	69 dB
LED lighting	Yes, on the electric brush
Electric brush	Yes, multifunction (hard floors and carpets)
Included accessories	Small brush, crevice tool, docking station with stand and storage
Weight (estimated)	Approximately 2.5 kg
Dimensions (estimated)	Approximately 1100 x 250 x 200 mm
Dust container capacity (estimated)	Approximately 0.6 L
Recommended maintenance	Clean the container and filters after each use
Usage	Indoor, dry surfaces only
Safety	Automatic shutdown in case of blockage, overload protection
Warranty	See manual

Frequently Asked Questions - MOD38 MPM

How to charge the vacuum battery?

Plug the charger into the docking station and place the assembled vacuum on the station. The indicator flashes during charging and stays solid when the battery is full. Charging time is approximately 3 to 3.5 hours. Only charge with the provided charger.

What is the vacuum's runtime?

At low power, runtime can reach 40 minutes. At high power, it is reduced. The indicator starts flashing when battery is low.

How to empty the dust container?

Turn off the vacuum, remove it from the handle, press the container release button. Remove the HEPA filter and filter body, then empty the contents into a trash bin. Reassemble before reuse.

How often should I clean the filters?

It is recommended to clean the filters after each use to maintain good performance. Use a fine-bristled brush and a damp cloth, without immersing the filters in water.

What to do if suction power decreases?

Check if the dust container is not full (should not exceed the MAX mark) and if the filters are not clogged. Also clean the brush and suction channels to remove blockages.

Can I vacuum liquids with this vacuum?

No, the vacuum is designed for dry surfaces only. Never vacuum liquids, ashes, cigarette butts, or sharp objects, as this could damage the appliance or cause a fire.

How to use the additional accessories?

Remove the vacuum from the main handle by pressing the release button (4). Then attach the desired accessory (small brush or crevice tool) directly to the end of the vacuum.

What does rapid flashing of the indicator mean?

A very rapid flashing indicates an internal circuit problem. In this case, contact after-sales service for repair.

Can the vacuum be used while charging?

No, charging blocks the vacuum from starting. You must unplug the charger to use the appliance.

How to maintain the electric brush?

Periodically clean the rotating brush shaft. You can disassemble it by pressing the button on top of the electrobrush. Remove tangled hair or threads, then reassemble.

USER MANUAL MOD38 MPM

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Read the instructions carefully before use.

The unit may only be used with the power supply supplied with the whole set.

-The appliance is intended for domestic use only.
-Use the vacuum cleaner only indoors and only for vacuuming dry surfaces. Dry wet cleaned carpets before vacuuming.
- Do not use the appliance for purposes other than those for which it was intended.
- Do not use the unit to suck up liquids, ash, cigarette butts, oils and sharp objects, etc. This can damage the appliance or even cause fire! Do not vacuum near flammable liquids or substances either!
- Do not point the suction elements of the vacuum cleaner towards people or animals. Pay particular attention not to bring the suction elements close to your eyes, ears and hair.
-Do not use the unit without correctly mounted filters.
-Take special care when children are near the appliance.

- Do not immerse the unit, electric brush, cable or plug in water or other liquids!

-Do not leave the appliance unattended during operation.
-Always unplug the unit when not in use.

- Always remove the plug from the mains socket before cleaning/maintenance.

-Check the housing regularly for damage.
- Never use a damaged appliance, including one with a damaged cord or plug, in which case have it repaired at an authorised service centre.
-Use of accessories not recommended by the manufacturer may cause damage to the appliance, fire or personal injury.
-Do not use the appliance outdoors.
- Do not cover the appliance during operation, do not cover the inlet/outlet holes.
-Keep the vacuum cleaner away from all heat sources (radiators, cookers, etc.) due to its plastic housing.
-Do not bend or hang the cord on sharp edges.

- Only several surfaces are intended to be touched during the appliance operation, i.e. handles, adjustment knobs, etc.

- This equipment may be used by children of at least 8 years of age and by persons of diminished physical, mental capacity and lack

of experience and knowledge of the equipment if supervision or instruction is provided regarding the safe use of the equipment so that the hazards involved are understood. Unsupervised children should not perform cleaning and maintenance of the equipment.

- Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of children under 8 years of age.

-The appliance is not a toy and should not be used as such by children.

- Check that the power parameters on the appliance's rating plate correspond to the parameters of your power supply network.

-Do not connect the plug to the power socket with wet hands.

- Do not pull the plug out of the power socket by pulling the cord.

-Do not pull the appliance by its cord.

- The appliance is equipped with a battery consisting of several cells connected in one unit, its replacement may only be carried out by suitably trained persons.

-Do not try to open the battery housing on your own.

- Do not expose the battery to fire, extreme temperatures (below -10, above + 50C°), water, humidity or prolonged sunlight.

- Do not store the battery together with metal objects, e.g. paper clips, nails, coins, etc., or intentionally short-circuit the negative and positive terminals - risk of ignition, explosion.

- Do not allow a situation that may result in deformation of the battery, e.g. significant shocks, vibrations, mechanical pressure, etc. - do not use the battery if it has been damaged (mechanical damage, substance leakage, etc.).

-Do not allow the deep battery discharge.

-Check the battery charge regularly - do not leave the battery without control for a longer period of time.

-If there is any leakage from the battery, do not touch the substance that has leaked out of the battery.

- Packaging is not a toy! Please keep packaging components (plastic bags, cartons, styrofoam, etc.) out of the reach of children.

- WARNING! Do not allow children to play with the film. Danger of suffocation!

DEVICE DESCRIPTION

The MOD-38 vacuum cleaner combines the convenience of a cyclonic and cordless vacuum cleaner. Cyclone technology allows you to filter dust without using a dust bag by means of centrifugal force, which means you only need to empty the dust container over the dustbin. The lithium-ion rechargeable battery with one of the highest ratios of stored energy to its weight makes the device lightweight and ensures a long operating time after charging. The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a two-stage suction power adjustment.

1. Vacuum cleaner switch on the handle
2. Main handle assembly.
3. Main handle folding button
4. Button for releasing the vacuum cleaner from the main handle
5. Vacuum cleaner
6. Vacuum cleaner switch
7. Status lamp
8. Dust container release button
9. Hook with connection
10. HEPA filter
11. Filter body

12. Dust container

13. Electric brush release button

14. Electric brush
15. Electric brush roll release button
16. Backlight diodes (LED)
17. Charger
18. Docking station (stand) base
19. Docking station (stand) base
20. Charger socket
21. Guide rails for accessory holders
22. Accessory holders
23. Small brush
24. Crevice brush

BEFORE FIRST USE

1. Remove the vacuum from the box; remove all stickers, transport protectors, bags and fillers.
2. Check the vacuum for any damages that might have occurred during transport. If you have any doubts, contact the seller.
3. Assemble the docking station (stand) correctly – attach the body (19) to the docking station base (18) as shown (fig.1). The docking station can be removed by releasing the locking mechanism underneath the base (18). Install holders (22) in the guides (21) where you can park additional vacuum cleaner accessories.
4. Unfold the handle assembly (2) and lock in the extended position (fig.2). Folding of the handle is possible by pressing the button (3).
5. Mount the vacuum cleaner (5) in the handle assembly (2) as shown in the picture (fig.3).

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1. Install the electric brush (14) in the lower slot of the main handle. Pay attention to the delicate power supply pins so as not to damage them. The main handle is equipped with a guide for mounting the electro-brush in one correct position (fig.4).

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1. Charge the vacuum cleaner battery as described in the section "CHARGING THE BATTERY".

CAUTION! The vacuum cleaner, power brush and main handle are equipped with electrical connector pins. Do not damage or short-circuit them.

BATTERY CHARGING

CAUTION! Charge the battery before using the vacuum cleaner for the first time. The time required to charge the battery is approximately 3.0 – 3.5 hours.

CAUTION! Only charge the battery with the supplied charger. While the battery is charging, the vacuum cleaner cannot be started.

1. Connect the charger cable (17) to the charger socket (20) on the docking station (fig.6).
2. Place the correctly assembled vacuum cleaner with the main handle and the electric brush on the docking station (fig.7). Connect the charger to the power supply network.

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The status light (7) will flash to indicate that the battery is being charged.

1. A steady light (7) indicates that the battery has been recharged – disconnect the charger from the mains when you plan to stop using the vacuum cleaner for a while.
2. Charge the battery after each use of the vacuum cleaner

CAUTION! Gentle heating of the charger is normal during the charging process.

USING THE VACUUM CLEANER

1. Make sure the vacuum cleaner is properly assembled and the battery is charged.
2. Start the vacuum cleaner with the button (6) directly on the vacuum cleaner or with the button (1) on the main handle (fig.8). The operation of the buttons is independent of each other as long as the vacuum cleaner is in the main handle.
3. Pressing the power button again makes the vacuum cleaner work with high suction power. Another press of the power button switches off the vacuum cleaner.
4. The electric brush (15) with LEDs (16) illuminating the vacuumed surface is activated together with the vacuum cleaner. The multifunctional electric brush is suitable for vacuuming all types of hard surfaces and carpets.
5. The use of additional vacuum cleaner accessories (small brush, crevice brush) is possible after re

moving the vacuum cleaner from the main handle. Press the button (4) and remove the vacuum cleaner from the main holder (2) and then connect a suitable accessory to the end of the vacuum cleaner (fig.9).

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1. Keep the dust container (12) level under regular control. An overfilled container reduces vacuuming efficiency, increases energy consumption and causes the filters to become dirty more quickly. To empty the dust container, switch off the vacuum cleaner by removing it from the main handle with the button (8), free the dust container (12) from the vacuum cleaner, pull out the HEPA filter (10) and the filter body (11) from the container. Empty the contents of the container into the waste bin (fig.10).
2. Once the container is empty, fit the filter body and HEPA filter into the container and fit the container into the vacuum cleaner – continue vacuuming.

CAUTION! Do not allow the dust container to be overfilled! The dust level in the container must not exceed the "MAX" level.

CAUTION! If the vacuum cleaner's suction power has noticeably decreased, the nozzle is clogged and/or the dust container is full. Clear the suction nozzle and/or empty the dust container.

1. When you have finished vacuuming, switch off the vacuum cleaner, clean the dust container and recharge the battery. A fully charged battery is able to provide up to 40 minutes of vacuuming at low suction power. Discharging of the battery is indicated by the pulsating of the status light (7) and a significant drop in suction power.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

CAUTION! Do not submerge the vacuum cleaner, charger and docking station in water!

CAUTION! To achieve the best possible performance, clean the filters and the dust container after each use.

CAUTION! Maintenance work must be carried out with the vacuum cleaner switched off and the charging cable disconnected!

1. Clean the outer surfaces of the vacuum cleaner with a damp cloth and then wipe it dry. Use a mild cleaning agent for stubborn dirt.
2. Empty the dust container and remove the filter body (11) and HEPA filter (10) from the container. Clean it with a soft bristle brush and wipe it off with a damp cloth. Be careful not to damage the delicate structure of the HEPA filter and the mesh on the filter body. Clean the inside of the dust container with a damp cloth.

CAUTION! Do not immerse the dust container, HEPA filter and filter body in water.

1. Charge the battery after each use of the vacuum cleaner. Do not store the vacuum cleaner with a discharged battery. Only charge the battery with the supplied charger. Do not short-circuit the battery. Replace only with the same type.

CAUTION! Do not dispose of the used battery in the waste bin. Only discard it in proper pick-up points or at the store. Do not dispose of the battery in fire!

1. Periodically clean the rotating electric brush roller. The roll can be removed by pressing the button (15) on top of the electric brush. After cleaning the roll, place it back in the electric brush and lock the roll lock.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

	Battery discharged Charge the battery
The vacuum cleaner is not starting	Charging process in progress Wait until the process is completed
	Clogged brush Remove the cause of clogging
Low suction power	Dust container full Empty the dust container
Dust escapes to the outside of the vacuum cleaner	Clogged filters Clean the filters
	Improperly assembled container Assemble the container correctly
Very fast pulsation of the status light	Damage to the vacuum cleaner's internal circuit	Contact an authorised service centre

TECHNICAL DATA

Technical specifications are given on the product nameplate.

Maximum noise level: 69 dB

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CAUTION! MPM agd S.A. reserves the right to technical changes.

Proper disposal of the product (waste electrical and electronic equipment)

Marking on the product indicates that after the service-life of the product expires, it should not be disposed with other type of municipal waste. Used equipment may have a negative impact on the environment and health of people due to potentially 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 collection of electric waste. In order to obtain detailed information regarding the electric waste collection points, the user should contact the municipal point of electric waste collection or used equipment processing department.

Proper disposal of the product (batteries and/or accumulators)

The crossed-out bin icon indicates that batteries/batteries are subject to separate collection and recycling. Among other things, this means that they cannot be disposed of in containers with other waste. Rechargeable batteries/batteries must be collected or recycled in accordance with current legislation.

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