EAMO 360 Solo V2 - Vacuum Cleaner Essentiel B - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL EAMO 360 Solo V2 Essentiel B

Stick vacuum cleaner SOLO

Aspiradora de escoba SOLO

Saugbesen SOLO

Steelstofzuiger SOLO

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Contents of package 17

Technical specifications 17

description of the appliance 18

assembling/disassembling the appliance 19

installing the wall bracket 21

charging the battery 23

Connecting the mains adapter 23

Charge level indicator 24

use 25

Vacuum cleaner controls 25

cleaning and maintenance 26

Cleaning the body of the appliance 26

Disassembling and cleaning the powered brush 26

Removing and cleaning the dust collector and filter 27

troubleshooting guide 29

Thank you for purchasing an Essentiel b product. We take great care in the RELIABILITY, EASE OF USE and DESIGN of our products.

We are confident that you will be totally satisfied with this stick vacuum cleaner.

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Contents of package

• 1 single function vacuum cleaner
• 1 wall bracket with fasteners
- 1 mains adapter
- 1 user guide

Technical specifications

• EAMO 360 SOLO rechargeable stick vacuum cleaner, Ref. 8004630, for recharging at the specified voltage using the included JOD-S-400036GS battery charger.
  • Rechargeable 36 V Lithium-Ion battery

• Mains adapter:

• Model: JOD-S-400036GS

• Input: 100 - 240 V\~ 50/60 Hz 0.5 A
• Output: 40.0 V --- 0.36A 14.4W

- Charging time: 6 hours 30 minutes

- Battery life:

• Slow speed: 60 minutes
• Fast speed: 30 minutes

- 2 speeds

• LED illumination on the powered brush

- Charge and battery level indicator

• Usable dust collector capacity: 0.6 litres

• 1 washable EPA filter

• Cable length: 1.50 m

- Wall bracket

description of the appliance

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1. Handle
2. On/Off button
3. Speed selector button
4. Wand
5. Charge and battery level indicator
6. Dust collector unlock button
7. Powered brush
8. Mains adapter
9. EPA filter
10. Filter unit

11. Dust collector handle

12. Dust collector

13. Wall hook
14. Wall bracket
15. Screws (x3)
16. Wall plugs (x3)
17. Screw for attaching the wand to the body of the appliance
18. Charging port
19. Body of the appliance
20. Appliance body unlock button
21. LED illumination

assembling/disassembling the appliance

Remove all the parts from the packaging and make sure the appliance is powered off and unplugged before commencing assembly or disassembly.

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Appliance body unlock button

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1. Insert the wand (4) into the body of the appliance (19), then insert the screw into the hole in the back of the wand and do up as indicated in figure 1 above.
2. Insert the body of the appliance into the powered brush until it clicks into place (see figure 2).

To remove the powered brush from the body of the appliance, press the unlock button located on the powered brush (see figure 2).

1. Insert the EPA filter (9) into the notches in the filter unit (10) and gently rotate in a clockwise direction until it locks into place (see figure 3).
2. Insert the filter unit (10) into the dust collector (12) (fig. 3).

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1. Insert the dust collector into the body of the appliance by engaging it at the bottom, then moving the top inwards until it clicks into place (see figure 4).

Dust collector unlock button

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To remove the dust collector from the body of the appliance, press the unlock button (see figure 4).

installing the wall bracket

NOTE: the included wall plugs are suitable for solid walls made of concrete, solid brick, stone, etc. only.

Inspect the partition or wall type where you want to fix the bracket. Make sure that the included fastenings are compatible.

If they are not, use expanding wall plugs designed for your type of partition or wall (use special fixings for hollow walls, BA13 plasterboard walls, hollow bricks, etc.).

1. Position the bracket (14) against the wall at the intended place. Mark the hole locations using a pencil inserted into the 3 bracket holes (see figure 5).
2. Drill 3 holes into the wall (figure 6).
3. Insert the 3 wall plugs into the holes (figure 7).
4. Insert the 3 screws into the holes and do up tightly so that the bracket is securely attached to the wall (figure 8).

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1. Insert the hook into the notch on the back of the wand (see figure 9).

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1. Lock the wand into the upright position and insert the hook into the wall bracket (see figure 10).

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charging the battery

Before using the appliance for the first time or if the charge indicator is showing that the battery is depleted, it must be charged.

Note: you cannot use the vacuum cleaner when it is charging.

Connecting the mains adapter

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You can recharge the vacuum cleaner either by attaching it to its bracket or directly when in the upright position (with the wand locked at 90° to the brush).

1. Completely unwind the power supply cable and connect the plug to the charging port on the back of the wand.

2. Then connect the other end of the mains adapter to a wall socket (Fig 11).

3. The blue charge indicator LEDs will blink during charging.

4. For a full charge, allow around 6 hours and 30 minutes.

5. When charging is finished, the 4 blue LEDs will stop blinking and remain lit before going out.

Note: It is normal for the vacuum cleaner wand to become warm during charging.

Charge level indicator

The charge level indicator is located on the top of the dust collector (Fig. 12). There are 4 markers indicating the charge level:

When the LEDs are off, it means that the battery is completely flat and needs recharging.

If only the bottom LED is lit, the charge level is low. Recharge the battery.

If the bottom two LEDs are lit, it means that the battery is half full.

If the bottom three LEDs are lit, it means that the battery is 3/4 full.

If all 4 blue LEDs are lit, it means that the battery is fully charged.

Battery life:

• Slow speed: 60 minutes
• Fast speed: 30 minutes

Note: If the 4 LEDs blink rapidly at the same time, it means that the filter is not installed correctly or there is an obstruction. Check the filter installation and clean where necessary.

use

• Before using the vacuum cleaner, make sure that the filter is inserted correctly into the filter unit.
• Never use the appliance without the filter or dust collector!

Vacuum cleaner controls

On/Off button Speed selector Fig. 13

When the appliance is fully assembled and the battery charged:

1. Press the On/Off button on the handle once (Fig. 13). By default, the appliance will come on at the high speed setting and the blue charge indicator will be lit.
2. Press the speed selector button to switch to the slow speed setting (Fig. 13). Press the button again if you want to go back to the high speed setting. On slow, the battery will last for 60 minutes whereas on fast, it will last for 30 minutes.
3. Gently press on the powered brush to unlock the wand, incline it to 45^ and use a back-and-forth motion to do the vacuuming.
4. When you have finished, press the On/Off button to power off the vacuum cleaner. The charge indicator will go out.
5. If necessary, empty and clean the dust collector, filter unit and EPA filter (See the Cleaning and Maintenance section).

cleaning and maintenance

• Make sure that the appliance is powered off and unplugged before you start cleaning it.
• Never immerse the body of the appliance or the mains adapter in water or other liquids.
• Never use solvents, abrasive detergents or scouring pads to clean the appliance.

Cleaning the body of the appliance

The outer surfaces of the appliance can be cleaned with a lightly moistened soft cloth.

Disassembling and cleaning the powered brush

If the brush won't rotate or is obstructed:

1. Separate the powered brush from the body of the appliance by pressing the unlock button located on it (Fig. 14).
2. Turn the powered brush over (Fig. 15).
3. Press the latch and lift up the locking tab (Fig. 15): this will allow you to extract the roller from its housing (Fig. 16).
4. Carefully remove anything that is stuck in the roller by hand or using a pair of scissors, then replace the roller into its housing.
5. Close the tab by clicking it back into place and refit the powered brush to the vacuum cleaner.

Unlocking button

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Latch Locking tab Roller

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Removing and cleaning the dust collector and filter

You should empty and clean the dust collector and filter unit when the contents reach the MAX level on the container.

REMOVING AND CLEANING THE DUST COLLECTOR AND FILTER UNIT

1. Press the dust collector unlock button and extract it from its housing (see figure 4).
2. Remove the filter unit (Fig. 17).

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1. Remove the EPA filter by gently turning it anticlockwise to release it (Fig. 18).

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1. Hold the dust collector over a dustbin and press the tab located on it (Fig. 19) to open it and empty its contents.

Dust collector tab Fig. 19

1. Shake all the components above the dustbin.

2. Rinse everything with clean water and allow to dry completely in the open air (for at least 24 hours in the case of the EPA filter) before refitting to the appliance. Refit the components in reverse order (see figure 3).

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As a general rule, the EPA filter should be replaced every 6 months (how long the filter lasts depends on how often the appliance is used and the state of the filter).

You can purchase replacement EPA filters at your retail store.

Do not use your appliance if the EPA filter is damaged as this may cause the unit to malfunction.

troubleshooting guide

If the appliance malfunctions, it may be due to a minor problem that you can rectify by following the instructions below. Before you call in a technician, you should carry out the following checks:

The appliance won't turn on.

• Check the battery level and recharge if necessary.
• See if any fibres are jamming the powered brush roller. Remove it and pull off any fibres that are preventing the roller from rotating. You should also check the state of the EPA filter. If it is dirty, clean it; if it is worn out, replace it.

The vacuum cleaner stops working after a short period of time:

• The battery is only partially charged. Recharge the vacuum cleaner for approximately 6 hours to fully charge the battery.
• Check that both ends of the mains adapter are plugged in properly (one end should be plugged into the vacuum cleaner wand and the other into a functioning mains socket).

Vacuuming performance is weak:

• The dust collector is full and needs emptying.
• The EPA filter is dirty and needs cleaning.
• The powered brush is obstructed. Remove it and pull off any fibres that are preventing the roller from rotating.

If the problem persists, contact your retail store's customer service department. Do not try to carry out any repairs yourself. Your appliance should only be repaired by qualified maintenance technicians. Poorly-done repairs can be dangerous for the user and are not covered by the warranty.

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Information publiée	Valeur et précision	Unité		Information published	Value and precision	Unit
Raison sociale ou marque déposée, numéro d'enregistrement au registre du commerce et adresse du fabricant	SOURCING & CREATION347 384 570AVENUE DE LA MOTTE59810 LESQUIN FRANCE	-		Manufacturer's name or trade mark, commercial registration number and address	SOURCING & CREATION347 384 570AVENUE DE LA MOTTE59810 LESQUIN FRANCE	-
Référence du modèle	JOD-S-400036GS	-		Model identifier	JOD-S-400036GS	-
Tension d'entrée	100-240	V		Input voltage	100-240	V
Fréquence du CA d'entrée	50/60	Hz		Input AC frequency	50/60	Hz
Tension de sortie	DC40.0	V		Output voltage	DC40.0	V
Courant de sortie	0.36	A		Output current	0.36	A
Puissance de sortie	14.4	W		Output power	14.4	W
Rendement moyen en mode actif	88.46	%		Average active efficiency	88.46	%
Rendement à faible charge (10 %)	75.53	%		Efficiency at low load (10 %)	75.53	%
Consommation électrique hors charge	0.061	W		No-load power consumption	0.061	W
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Bekendgemaakte informatie	Waarde en precisie	Eenheid		Información publicada	Valor y precisión	Unidad
Naam of handelsmerk van de fabrikant, handelsregisternummer en adres	SOURCING & CREATION347 384 570AVENUE DE LA MOTTE59810 LESQUIN FRANCE	-		Nombre o marca, número del registro mercantil y dirección del fabricante	SOURCING & CREATION347 384 570AVENUE DE LA MOTTE59810 LESQUIN FRANCE	-
Typeaanduiding:	JOD-S-400036GS	-		Identificador del modelo	JOD-S-400036GS	-
Voedingsspanning	100-240	V		Tensión de entrada	100-240	V
Voedingsfrequentie	50/60	Hz		Frecuencia de la CA de entrada	50/60	Hz
Uitgangsspanning	DC40.0	V		Tensión de salida	DC40.0	V
Uitgangsstroom	0.36	A		Intensidad de salida	0.36	A
Uitgangsvermogen	14.4	W		Potencia de salida	14.4	W
Gemiddelde actieve efficiëntie	88.46	%		Eficiencia media en activo	88.46	%
Efficiëntie bij lage belasting (10 %)	75.53	%		Eficiencia a baja carga (10 %).	75.53	%
Energieverbruik in niet-belaste toestand	0.061	W		Consumo eléctrico en vacío	0.061	W

Stick vacuum cleaner SOLO

Aspiradora de escoba SOLO

Saugbesen SOLO

Steelstofzuiger SOLO

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