Saturn ST-VC0262 - Инструкция (Страница 6)

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The filtration
system in the dust container is com-
posed of HEPA mesh and HEPA filter.
The HEPA filter and the HEPA mesh
should be cleaned regularly. Cleaning is
best done when emptying the dust con-
tainer. To do this follow the instructions
in the Emptying dust container section.
Switch off the vacuum cleaner and dis-
connect the plug from the mains. To do
this always pull on the plug and not on
the cable.
Hold the HEPA mesh, and rotating the
HEPA mesh by anti-clockwise direction,
the HEPA mesh and HEPA filter can be
taken out together. It is recommended
to clear the dust on HEPA filter away
with the cleaning brush under the bot-
tom cover of the dust container firstly.
And if necessary washing the HEPA filter
with clear water, airing naturally. Gener-
ally the HEPA mesh doesn’t need clean.
Caution!
Only ever clean the filter with clean wa-
ter and do not use soap or detergent.
These would destroy the filter.
Place the HEPA filter and HEPA mesh
back in the HEPA cover (or replace with
a new one) and fit it into the dust con-
tainer. Then fit the dust container back
into position in the cyclone dust con-
tainer until it snaps into place. Your cy-
clone vacuum cleaner is now ready for
use again.
Motor protection valve
The appliance has the protection valve,
when the dust cup is full of dust ,HEPA
filter is blocked or the air path is
blocked, the protection valve Will turn
on automatically avoiding motor over-
heat in order to prolong the life of mo-
tor.
Motor protection filter
The motor protection filter cleans the air
that sucked in before it enters the mo-
tor. The air is cleaned of fine dusts,
mites, bacteria and viruses. This pre-
vents dirt or dust particles from getting
into the motor or the surrounding air.
Cleaning the exhaust air filter
The exhaust air filter cleans the air a
final time before it leaves the vacuum
cleaner. You can clean the exhaust air
filter as follows:
Switch off the vacuum cleaner and dis-
connect the
plug from the
mains. To do
this always
pull on the
plug and not
on the cable.
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Rotating the
exhaust air grill by anticlockwise direc-
tion and open the exhaust air grill (this
is on the left of the appliance.)
The exhaust air filter is visible when the
grill has been opened.
Rinse the filter under cold running water
and allow dry.
Caution!
Only ever clean the filter with
clean water and do not use
soap or detergent.
These would destroy the filter.
Put the exhaust air filter back into place
(or replace with a new one) and place in
the grill.
Holding the exhaust air filter grill, and
rotating it by clockwise direction, close
the exhaust air filter grill.
Care and maintenance
Cleaning the vacuum cleaner
To clean the appliance casing switch off
and disconnect the plug from the mains
socket.
Danger!
Never expose the vacuum
cleaner to the effects of the
weather (rain, etc.). No parts
may be washed in a dish washer.
The casing, dust collecting chamber and
filter chambers of the vacuum cleaner
can be wiped with a damp cloth if re-
quired. No liquid must enter the vacuum
cleaner in the process. Never use strong
cleaning substance(scouring liquids,
thinners), since these will corrode the
plastic surface. Only place the plug back
in the mains socket when you have
made sure that all the parts are thor-
oughly dry.
Hair and fluff may gather on the running
wheels and on the floor nozzle of the
vacuum cleaner in time.
You should remove these to ensure that
handling of the vacuum cleaner is al-
ways easy.
Correct disposal of this product
This marking indicates that this product
should not be disposed with other
household wastes throughout the EU. To
prevent possible harm to the environ-
ment or human health from uncon-
trolled waste disposal, recycle it respon-
sibly to promote the sustainable reuse
of material resources. To return your
used device, please use the return and
collection systems or contact the retailer
where the product was purchased. They
can take this product for environmental
safe recycling.
In the event of problem
Trouble-shooting
Faults can occur on all electrical equip-
ment. This must not necessarily be due
to a defect in the device itself. So check
first with table if the fault can be dealt
with.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE
CAUSES
SOLUTIONS /
TIPS
The sec-
ondary
valve is
open.
Close the
secondary
valve
An object
is blocking
the suc-
tion pipe
Check the suc-
tion tube, the
handle area,
suction pipe
and the nozzle
in use for
blockages.
Weak
suction
Filters are
not fitted
properly
or are
blocked
Fit a new filter
Appliance
does not
work.
Device is
not prop-
erly
plugged
into the
mains
Check that the
mains plug has
been inserted
properly. Also
check whether
the power
socket is in
order (e.g. use
an electric
torch). Check
the fuses!
Automatic
fuses in the
fuse box
Danger!
Never try to repair a defective
device, or a device you
believe to be defective, by
yourself. You can put both yourself and