VT-1833 - Vacuum Cleaner Vitek - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Water filter vacuum cleaner for dry cleaning
Brand	Vitek
Model	VT-1833
Power Supply	220 V ~ 50 Hz
Power Consumption	1800 W
Suction Power	400 W
Dust-Collecting Bin Capacity	3.5 L
Water Tank Capacity	0.6 L (600 ml)
Filtration System	HEPA filter, sponge filter (2 pieces), filter holder with filter
Attachments Included	Flexible hose, telescopic extension pipe, carpet/floor brush, small brush, crevice attachment, upholstery cleaning attachment, turbo brush
Cord Length	Approximately 5 m (estimated, not specified)
Weight	Approximately 5.5 kg (estimated, not specified)
Dimensions (approx.)	400 x 300 x 300 mm (estimated)
Noise Level	Not specified
Main Features	Water filtration, adjustable suction power, power cord winding, telescopic tube, turbo brush for pet hair, parking area for brush
Maintenance	Clean filters every 6 months or more, wash and dry filters, do not use dishwasher, wipe housing with damp cloth
Safety	Do not use without water in bin, do not pick up flammable liquids, keep away from children, unplug when not in use
Minimum Service Life	5 years
Guarantee	Subject to dealer conditions, requires proof of purchase

Frequently Asked Questions - VT-1833 Vitek

How do I assemble the Vitek VT-1833 vacuum cleaner?

Insert the flexible hose into the air inlet until it snaps. Attach the telescopic extension tube to the hose handle, then choose the desired attachment (carpet/floor brush, crevice tool, etc.) and connect it to the tube. Fill the dust-collecting bin with 600 ml of water up to the MAX mark before use.

Can I use the vacuum cleaner to pick up liquids?

No, the Vitek VT-1833 is designed for dry cleaning only. Never use it to pick up water or other liquids, as it may damage the unit and cause electrical hazards.

How often should I clean the filters?

Clean the HEPA filter, sponge filters, and the filter holder at least six times a year. More frequent cleaning is needed if they become very dirty. Wash them under warm tap water and dry thoroughly before reinstalling.

Why is suction power reduced?

Reduced suction can be due to dirty water in the bin, clogged filters, or blockages in the hose or tube. First, empty and refill the bin with clean water. Next, check and clean the filters. If the problem persists, inspect the hose and tube for obstructions.

How do I store the vacuum cleaner?

Always empty the water bin and clean/dry the filters before storing. Keep the vacuum cleaner in a dry, cool place out of children's reach. Use the brush parking area on the unit to store the brush during breaks.

What is the turbo brush used for?

The turbo brush is ideal for cleaning floors, rugs, and carpets with long or short pile, and it effectively removes pet hair. Do not use it on rugs with fringe or pile longer than 15 mm to avoid damage.

How do I replace the HEPA filter?

Turn off and unplug the vacuum. Remove the dust-collecting bin, open the latches, and remove the lid. Press the filter lock to remove the filter holder, then remove the HEPA filter. Wash the new filter (if reusable) or replace with a genuine Vitek part. Reassemble in reverse order.

What should I do if the vacuum cleaner overheats?

If the vacuum overheats, turn it off immediately and unplug it. Check for blockages in the hose, tube, or filters. Clean as needed. Allow the unit to cool down for at least 30 minutes before restarting.

Can I use extension cords?

It is recommended to plug the vacuum directly into a wall outlet. If an extension cord is necessary, use a heavy-duty cord rated for at least 1800W and ensure it is fully unwound to avoid overheating.

Where can I find spare parts or accessories?

Spare parts and accessories for the Vitek VT-1833 can be obtained from authorized Vitek service centers or online retailers. Ensure you use genuine parts for optimal performance and safety.

USER MANUAL VT-1833 Vitek

Diagram of a hand using a tool to press down a component, with no visible text or symbols

Diagram of a medical or laboratory procedure showing a tool interacting with a cylindrical component, with an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols present)

Exploded view diagram of a multi-tiered kitchen appliance with internal compartments and a base bowl (no text or symbols)

ENGLISH

VACUUM CLEANER

DESCRIPTION

1. Power cord winding button
2. Power control
3. On/Off button
4. Locking button for dust-collecting bin
5. Handle of the dust-collecting bin
6. Air inlet
7. Locks of the flexible hose end
8. Flexible hose end
9. Flexible hose
10. Flexible hose handle
11. Telescopic extension pipe
12. Carpet/floor brush
13. Output filter
14. Output filter lid
15. Small brush
16. Crevice attachment
17. Attachment for furniture upholstery cleaning
18. Turbo-brush
19. Dust-collecting bin lid
20. HEPA-filter
    21, 24. Sponge filters
21. Filter lock
22. Filter holder
23. Dust-collecting bin latches
24. Lower part of the dust-collecting bin
25. Brush "parking" area

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Read this instruction carefully before using the vacuum cleaner.

To reduce risk of fire, electric shock or injuries:

• The unit is intended only for household usage and the instructions should always be followed.
• Before turning the unit on, make sure that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage specified on the housing of the unit.
• Use only the attachments supplied.
• Do not leave the vacuum cleaner unattended when it is plugged in the socket.

Always unplug the vacuum cleaner after using, while cleaning.

• To reduce the risks of getting electric shock do not use the vacuum cleaner outdoors or on wet surfaces.
• Do not allow children to use the vacuum cleaner as a toy. Pay special attention when children or disabled persons are near the unit.
• Regularly check the power cord. If you notice any defects in the power cord or if the unit malfunctions, do not use the device and apply to the authorized service center.
• Do not use the power cord as a carrying handle, do not close the door if the power cord passes through the doorway, and keep the power cord away from sharp edges, corners and heated surfaces. Do not run the vacuum over the power cord-you may damage it.
• Do not pull the cord to unplug the device from the power outlet. Instead, grasp the plug.
• Do not touch the plug with wet hands.
• When unwinding the power cord, hold the cable in your hands and don't let the plug hit the floor.
• Do not cover the input and output openings. Never turn on the device if either of the openings is blocked.
• Make sure that dust or any rubbish is not accumulated on the sponge filter (21), it will impede normal suction of air. Clean the sponge filter regularly.
• Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and other parts of the body away from the suction openings and the rotating turbo-brush.
• Always turn the vacuum cleaner off first with the on/off button, and only then unplug it from the power outlet.
• Turn off the unit before removing of the dust-collecting bin.
• Be especially attentive when using the vacuum cleaner on stairs.
• Never use the vacuum cleaner to pick

ENGLISH

up flammable liquids such as petrol, solvents, and never use it where such liquids are stored.

• Never use the vacuum cleaner to pick up water or other liquids, burning or smoke-emitting cigarettes, matches, smoldering ashes or fine dust such as from plaster, cement, flour or cinder.
• Do not use the vacuum cleaner:
• without dust-collecting bin;
• if there is no water in the dust-collecting bin;
• if the filters (20, 21, 24) are not installed in the dust-collecting bin;
• if the output filter (13) is not installed
• The unit is intended for household usage only; commercial usage of the vacuum cleaner is prohibited.

STORE THE INSTRUCTIONS IN A CONVENIENT PLACE

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Do not use the vacuum cleaner in the immediate vicinity of very hot surfaces, next to ash trays, or where flammable liquids are stored.
• Before beginning to clean, remove sharp objects from the floor to avoid damage of the filters.
• If suction power decreases abruptly while cleaning, immediately turn off the vacuum cleaner and check the telescoping tube or flexible hose for foreign objects. Turn off the vacuum cleaner, and then unplug it from the power outlet. Clear the obstruction and only then proceed with cleaning.

ASSEMBLING THE VACUUM CLEANER

Completely unpack the vacuum cleaner and check it for damages.

Before turning on the vacuum cleaner, make sure that the voltage of the mains corresponds to the voltage of the vacuum cleaner.

Always turn off the vacuum cleaner and unplug it from the outlet before changing the brushes/attachments, and before performing maintenance on it.

Filling the dust-collecting bin with water

• Holding the handle (5) press the locking button (4) and take the bin out of the vacuum cleaner (pic. 1).
• Open the latches (25) and remove the lid of the bin (19).
• Fill the lower part of the bin (26) with water till the MAX mark.

Note: Necessary quantity of water - 600 ml.

• Put the lid (19) on the lower part of the bin (26) and lock the latches (25).
• Put the dust-collecting bin on its place; check that the bin is locked in the case of the vacuum cleaner.

Attaching and removing the flexible hose (pic. 2)

• Insert the end of the flexible hose (8) in the air inlet (6). Insert the hose until it snaps, confirming a proper connection.
• To remove the flexible hose press the locks (7) and disconnect the hose.

Attaching the extension tubes and attachments (pic. 3, 4)

• Attach the telescoping extension tube (11) to the flexible hose handle (10).
• Extend the lower part of the telescoping tube to the desired length by pressing the locking button.
• Select the desired attachment: carpet/floor brush (12), small brush (15), crevice attachment (16), attachment for furniture upholstery cleaning (17) or turbo-brush (18) and connect it to the telescoping extension pipe (11).

Carpet/floor brush (12) (pic. 5, 6)

Set the switch on the brush to the desired position (depending on the type of the surface you wish to clean).

ENGLISH

Small brush (15)

The brush is intended to collect dust from the surface of the furniture, presence of pile prevents polished surface of the furniture from damages.

Crevice attachment (16)

The attachment is intended for cleaning of radiators, crevices, corners and between sofa pillows.

Attachment for furniture upholstery cleaning (17)

Attachment is intended to clean fabric surface of upholstered furniture.

Turbo-brush (18)

The turbo brush (18) can be used to clean floors, rugs and carpets with long or short pile, and is ideal for picking up animal fur. The cylindrical brush with hard bristles rotates under the action of the air current and its bristles effectively remove animal fur and loose carpet and rug fibers.

Note: Never use the turbo brush to clean rugs with fringe and pile of 15 mm or more, because the rotating brush can cause damage to such rugs. Do not run the turbo brush over power cords and turn off the vacuum cleaner immediately after you are done using it.

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Attention!

The vacuum cleaner with a water filter is intended only for dry cleaning; do not use the unit to pick up water or any other liquids.

Before using the vacuum cleaner, pull the power cord out to the desired length and insert the plug into an outlet. The yellow mark on the power cord warns you when to stop pulling. Never pull the power cord past the red mark.

Attention!

Always turn on the vacuum cleaner only

with the installed dust-collecting bin filled with water and with the installed filters (20, 21, 24). Always check whether the filters are installed properly or not.

• To turn on the vacuum cleaner press the On/Off button (3).
• During operation you can adjust suction power using the suction control (2).
• After the cleaning is over, press the On/Off button (3) and take the plug out of the socket.
• Press the power cord-winding button (1), and hold the winding cord with your hand to prevent damage.

SERVICE

• When water in the bin (19) becomes dirty (suction power can be reduced), you should pour out it, to proceed with cleaning, fill the bin with clear water, refer to the “Cleaning of the dust-collecting bin” section.
  Note: it is recommended that you empty the dust collection bin and wash the bin after each use.
• Before removal of the dust-collecting bin, it is necessary to turn off the unit with the switch (3), and then unplug the unit.

Cleaning of the dust-collecting bin

• Holding the handle (5) press the locking button (4) and take the bin out of the vacuum cleaner (pic. 1).
• Open the latches (25) and remove the lid of the bin (19).
• Pour out dirty water from the lower part of the bin (26) and rinse it.
• Fill the lower part of the bin (26) with water till the MAX mark.

Note: Necessary quantity of water - 600 ml.

• Put the lid (19) on the lower part of the bin (26) and lock the latches (25).
• Put the dust-collecting bin on its place; check that the bin is locked in the case of the vacuum cleaner.

ENGLISH

- Turn on the vacuum cleaner and continue cleaning.

Cleaning of the filters (pic. 1, 7)

Keep the HEPA-filter (20), and the filters (21, 24) clean, as the operational effectiveness of you vacuum cleaner depends on it; clean the filters not less than six times a year and if they get really dirty – then more often. Replacement of the HEPA-filter (20) is done when necessary.

• Holding the handle (5) press the locking button (4) and take the bin out of the vacuum cleaner (pic. 1).
• Open the latches (25) and remove the lid of the bin (19).
• Pres the lock (22) remove the filter holder (23) with the filter (24), sponge filter (21), HEPA-filter (20) and wash them under warm tapping water (pic. 7).
• Do not use a dish-wash machine to clean the filters.
• Dry the filters. Do not use a hair dryer to dry the filters.
• Set the filters on their place. Check that they are set properly.
• Put the lid (19) on the lower part of the bin (26) and lock the latches (25).
• Put the dust-collecting bin on its place; check that the bin is locked in the case of the vacuum cleaner.

Vacuum cleaner housing

• Wipe the housing with a damp cloth.
• Do not allow water or other liquid to get inside the housing of the vacuum cleaner.
• Never use solvents or abrasive cleaning products to clean the surface of the vacuum cleaner.

Storage

• Keep the vacuum cleaner in a dry cool place, out of the reach of children.
• Use the brush "parking" place (27) during intervals in operation or during storage.

Attention: Always pour out dirty water from the bin and wash the bin, wash and dry the filters (20, 21, 24) before taking the vacuum cleaner for storage.

Delivery set

1. Vacuum cleaner (with the installed filters and the dust-collecting bin) - 1 pc.
2. Flexible hose - 1 pc.
3. Carpet/floor brush - 1 pc.
4. Crevice attachment - 1 pc.
5. Attachment for furniture upholstery cleaning - 1 pc.
6. Turbo-brush - 1pc.
7. Telescopic tube - 1pc.
8. Dusting brush - 1pc.
9. Instruction manual - 1 pc.

SPECIFICATIONS

Power supply: 220 V \~ 50 Hz Power consumption: 1800 W Suction power: 400 W Dust-collecting bin capacity 3,5 l Water tank capacity 0,6 l

Specifications subject to change without prior notice.

MINIMUM SERVICE LIFE - 5 YEARS

GUARANTEE

Details regarding guarantee conditions can be obtained from the dealer from whom the appliance was purchased. The bill of sale or receipt must be produced when making any claim under the terms of this guarantee.

This product conforms to the EMC-Requirements as laid down by the Council Directive 89/336/EEC and to the Law Voltage Regulation (73/23 EEC)

DEUTSCH

STAUBSAUGER

BESCHREIBUNG

USCHOVEJTE INSTRUKCI V PRISTUPNIM MISTE

A production date of the item is indicated in the serial number on the technical data plate. A serial number is an eleven-unit number, with the first four figures indicating the production date. For example, serial number 0606xxxxxxx means that the item was manufactured in June (the sixth month) 2006.

DE