VP100 - Vacuum Cleaner NILFISK - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL VP100 NILFISK

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Instruction: This machine is typically used in hotels,schools,offices, hospitals and commercial buildings This manual should be read thoroughly before operation. Please use the recommended accessories when operating the machine. Before operating this machine: Make sure that all components including cable, plug and switch, are in good working order and ensure that the operation voltage is in accordance with the required voltage rating of the machine. Description of the construction of the device. For parts diagrams of construction, refer to “F1” Diagram on page 3.

1. Power cord, 2. Latch, 3. Rear wheel, 4. Handle, 5. Power switch, 6. Logo, 7. Hose connection, 8.

Caster wheel, 9. Serial number label, 10. Exhaust cover, 11. Exhaust filter sponge,

1. Please use the recommended dust bag. Insert the latex ring of dust bag into the suction hose

inlet of container and place dust bag flatly into the container.

2. Place the main filter basket onto the dust tank with dust bag inside. (Note: the main filter

basket can only be fitted in one direction. T “Back” machine)

3. Place the motor head onto the container, then lock the two side latches to secure the unit.

(Locking latch can be referred to picture“F2 A”, releasing the latches can be referred to in picture “F2 B”).

4. Screw the adapter connection onto the container inlet (refer to picture “F3 A”). Then insert the

suction hose into the adapter and twist clockwise to secure (refer to picture “F3 B”).

5. Plug power cord into the mains socket, press the blue power switch to start the machine 6.

7. The crevice tool can be used for cleaning narrow and hard to reach areas, the dusting

brush can be used for cleaning softer surfaces such as upholstery or curtains. Warranty This product has been designed to provide trouble free operation for a number of years with the correct maintenance.The machine comes with a 12 month manufactures warranty against component defects. In the unlikely event that your Nilfisk product develops a fault please contact the place of purchase or your nearest authorised Nilfisk dealer. The warranty does not cover:

1. Incorrect or improper operation of the machine

2. Parts damaged by improper use or neglect

3. Machine structure damaged due to improper use or neglect

Care and Maintenance

1. After using, place the machine in dry and ventilated place

2. Before using this product please check the condition of the pre filter, dust bag and main filter

and replace as required

3. Remove the suction hose and check for obstructions or

4. If during use the machine suffers from a lack of suction, firstly check that the dust bag is not

full, then check the main filter basket, motor pre filter are not blocked

5. Periodically you should clean the main filter

6. If water is used to clean the main filter, the filter must be completely dry before using the

machine again Warning

As with all electrical equipment care and attention must be exercised at all times during its use. In addition ensure that routine and preventative maintenance is carried out periodically in order to maintain safe and efficient operation. Failure to carry out maintenance as necessary, including the replacement of parts to the correct standard could render this equipment unsafe and the manufacturer cannot accept responsibility or liability in this respect. This machine is not suitable for hazardous materials such as hazardous or flammable dust or other explosive materials. It is the customers’ responsibility to carry out a thorough risk assessment before using this product.refer to " refered to

Do not clean hot materials such as fireplaces, roasters and other objects containing hot materials Do not vacuum water,liquids or flammable gasses. If the power cord or plug has any damage, do not use this machine. Before using the machine, check the power cord and plug is not damaged or shows signs of ageing. If any damage is found to the power cord or plug, please contact the nearest authorised service center. Don’t touch the power cord and plug when your hand is wet. When you need to remove the plug, always hold the plug (not the cable), then pull the plug out of the power socket. Before carrying out any maintenance on the machine you should turn off the power and remove the plug from the power socket. This machine is only to be used by persons who have been trained and have read this manual. Storage

1. Storage mode of cleaner accessories (crevice tool,dusting brush) can be referred to in picture

2. For the correct way to carry the machine with accessories, refer to picture F4. The incorrect

way to carry the machine is

3. For machine stacking storage, refer to picture F6.

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Part 1:General requirements

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