Q: How to clean floors with this vacuum cleaner?

The BEKO VRT 61818 VG vacuum cleaner is a dry only vacuum cleaner - it cannot wash or clean floors with water or liquids. How to clean floors with this vacuum cleaner: For hard floors : use the provided floor nozzle to vacuum dust and debris For carpets : the device has a brush suitable for carpets Adjust the power : use the speed controller to adjust the power according to the type of floor Important: Never use liquids with this vacuum cleaner. It is designed solely for dry vacuuming. If you need to wash your floors, use a damp mop, a floor washing machine, or an appropriate cleaning product after dry vacuuming. Maintenance after use: Empty the dust container and clean the HEPA filter regularly to maintain good performance.

Question 1

How do I change the filters of my BEKO VCW 70340 W vacuum cleaner?

Accepted Answer

The BEKO VCW 70340 W vacuum cleaner has two important filters that need regular maintenance:

Dirty water tank filter

Remove the dirty water tank filter
Rinse it with clear water to avoid clogging the air outlet
Let it dry completely before putting it back in place

Anti-scale cartridge (ion exchanger)

Remove the water tank
Replace the anti-scale cartridge
Reinstall the tank

Recommended frequency: Replace the filters every 2 to 3 months depending on your daily usage frequency. The anti-scale cartridge prevents the buildup of limescale in the steam ducts.

The PDF of this manual does not specify the exact references for replacement parts. Please check the original packaging or contact BEKO customer service to order the parts suitable for the VCW 70340 W model.

Question 2

The vacuum cleaner does not start despite cleaning the pre-filter - the indicator remains on

Accepted Answer

If your BEKO VRT 84225 VI vacuum cleaner does not start even though the pre-filter is cleaned and the indicator remains on, here are the diagnostic steps:

1. Check the alignment of the arrows

When reassembling, ensure that the arrows on the pre-filter align correctly with those on the tank. Incorrect positioning can activate the indicator and prevent starting.

2. Thorough cleaning of the pre-filter

The manual specifies that the pre-filter should be emptied by gently tapping it against a hard surface. Never use water, as this damages the filter. Ensure that all debris is well dislodged, especially in the less accessible areas.

3. Check the condition of the pre-filter

Visually inspect the pre-filter for deformities, cracks, or damage. If the filter is damaged, it must be replaced - this is generally the cause of a persistent alarm despite cleaning.

4. Reassemble the bin correctly

After cleaning, separate the pre-filter from the plastic filter, then reinstall the whole unit by pushing the bin firmly until you hear a clear click. Insufficient contact may keep the indicator on.

5. Check the battery

A lack of charge can also prevent starting (recommended charge: 4 to 6 hours). Check the battery percentage on the LED screen.

If the problem persists after these checks: the pre-filter sensor may be defective or the filter genuinely worn to the point of being uncleanable. Contact BEKO customer service who can confirm if a replacement is necessary.

Question 3

How to clean floors with this vacuum cleaner?

Accepted Answer

The BEKO VRT 61818 VG vacuum cleaner is a dry only vacuum cleaner - it cannot wash or clean floors with water or liquids.

How to clean floors with this vacuum cleaner:

For hard floors: use the provided floor nozzle to vacuum dust and debris
For carpets: the device has a brush suitable for carpets
Adjust the power: use the speed controller to adjust the power according to the type of floor

Important: Never use liquids with this vacuum cleaner. It is designed solely for dry vacuuming. If you need to wash your floors, use a damp mop, a floor washing machine, or an appropriate cleaning product after dry vacuuming.

Maintenance after use: Empty the dust container and clean the HEPA filter regularly to maintain good performance.

Question 4

What should I do if my BEKO PowerClean VRT 86325 VI vacuum cleaner no longer sucks and displays a red message indicating a problem at the top of the tube?

Accepted Answer

If your BEKO PowerClean VRT 86325 VI vacuum cleaner no longer sucks and displays a red message indicating a problem at the top of the tube, here are the steps to follow to resolve this issue:

1. Check the suction tube

Unplug the vacuum cleaner before any handling.
Dismantle the suction tube and carefully inspect it for any obstructions (debris, hair, compacted dust).
Carefully remove any blockage using an appropriate tool or by blowing into the tube.

2. Check the filters

Remove and check the vacuum cleaner filters.
Clean them if necessary, following the manufacturer's recommendations (usually washing with clear water and complete drying).
Replace the filters if they are too worn or damaged.

3. Inspect the brush and accessories

Examine the main brush and other accessories to remove any hair, wires, or fibers wrapped around them.
Clean them to ensure proper rotation and optimal airflow.

4. Check the dust container

Completely empty the dust container or dust bag.
Ensure it is properly reinserted and securely fastened.

5. Restart the device

After performing these checks, turn off the vacuum cleaner, wait a few minutes, then turn it back on.
Observe if the red message disappears and if suction returns to normal.

If the problem persists despite these checks, it may be a technical malfunction requiring professional intervention or a more thorough inspection.

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