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1. dispersing into your environment 34 Press the flap release to open the bottom of the bin and dump its contents into the dustbin 35 Push the flap back up to seal the bottom of the bin again 36 Lower the bottom of the bin on to the cleaner 37 Push the top of the cyclone against the cleaner till the bin release clicks into place CHECKING THE HEPA FILTER 38 While you ve got the bin off the cleaner why not check the HEPA filter 39 Turn the cyclone anti clockwise to release the bayonet fittings holding it to the bin move the W on the front from to p 40 Hold the cyclone over your dustbin and give it a couple of taps on the side to dislodge any dust adhering to the surfaces of the cyclone 41 Lower the cyclone into the bin and turn it clockwise to engage the bayonet fittings move the W on the front from to amp 42 Lift the latch and open the top of the cyclone to expose the HEPA filter 43 Lift out the HEPA filter and remove the foam filter from underneath it the HEPA filter 44 This filters the returning airflow It s expensive to replace so be gentle with it 45 If the filter looks a bit mucky tap it over the newspaper to dislodge the dirt 46 If its very dirty soak it in warm soapy water for a few minutes rinse under a running tap to remove all trace of soap then let it air dry don t refit till it s completely dry the foam filter 47 This protects the HEPA filter from the worst of the dirt 482. RCD with a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30mA Don t let the cleaner get wet 7 Don t leave it unattended when plugged in 8 Keep an eye on the cable so it doesn t catch on anything or trip anyone up Don t run the cleaner over the cable you ll damage it 9 If you re using the cleaner on stairs sit it where it can t topple and keep it below you so if it does fall it doesn t land on you 10 Don t use the cleaner on people animals birds or pets 11 Unplug the cleaner and wind the cable round the cable hooks when not in use before moving and before cleaning 12 Don t use the cleaner if the bin is full switch off unplug empty 13 Don t use the cleaner for any purpose other than those described in these instructions 14 Don t use tools or attachments other than those we provide 15 Don t leave the cleaner in direct sunlight 16 Don t use the cleaner if it s damaged or malfunctions 17 If the cable or plug is damaged return the cleaner to avoid hazard back page household use only BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME Remove all packaging from the cleaner and count the bits The box should contain the cleaner complete with hose the handle and combined crevice tool and small brush Check that you ve got them all before you dispose of the packaging FIT THE HANDLE 1 Fit the end of the handle into the hole on top of the cleaner then push the handle down till the handle lock engages wit
3. Russell Hobbs instructions troubleshooting guide and guarantee Problems Don t take it back to the shop they won t be able to fix it Ring the helpline brush height control C i short pile bare floor imisi i i juw long pile accessories HEPA filter d foam filter A E CO handle RS hose a CE end turbo hose brush release cable rest holder crevice tool catch Ee button ty im handle fo lock m small brush switch Re bayonet 3 fittings YY flap filter release holder brush height control Read the instructions before using your vacuum cleaner and keep them safe If you pass the cleaner on pass on the instructions too IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Follow basic safety precautions including the ones below This appliance must only be used by or under the supervision of a responsible adult Use and store the appliance out of reach of children This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been supervised instructed and understand the hazards involved Children shall not play with the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be done by children unless they are older than 8 and supervised 2 Don t put the clean
4. Wash the foam filter in warm soapy water rinse to remove all trace of soap then let it air dry don t refit till it s completely dry replace the filters 49 When both filters are completely dry push the foam filter into the bottom of the HEPA filter 50 Lower the HEPA filter into the cyclone 51 Close the cyclone 52 Lower the bottom of the bin on to the cleaner 53 Push the top of the cyclone against the cleaner till the bin release clicks into place CHECKING THE OUTLET FILTER 54 This filter only needs checking once a month it s as much a silencer as a filter 55 Use the grips on either side of the cover to pull the cover away from the cleaner it s quite stiff 56 Lift out the filter holder and remove the fibre outlet filter 57 Wash the fibre filter in warm soapy water rinse to remove all trace of soap then let it air dry don t refit till it s completely dry 58 Replace the fibre filter in the filter holder 59 Replace the filter holder in the cleaner 60 Push the cover back into place on the front of the cleaner CARE AND MAINTENANCE 1 Switch the cleaner off and unplug it before cleaning 2 Don t put any part of the cleaner in a dishwasher 3 Wipe external surfaces with a damp cloth A dab of washing up liquid should remove stubborn stains but clean it off afterwards or it may itself cause staining 4 Wipe the tools with a damp cloth or hand wash in warm soapy water 5 Rinse to remove the
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6. er in water or any other liquid and don t use it anywhere damp or wet 3 Don t use the cleaner near a gas oil including paraffin or open fire The flame may be sucked towards the cleaner causing a fire hazard 4 Keep hair clothing fingers and toes away from the end doing the sucking and the brush roller It won t drag you bodily into the bin but it may give you a bit of a start 5 Stuff you mustn t pick up a don t pick up water or any other liquid you ll short the motor b don t pick up anything that may ignite spontaneously like matches or bits of fire lighter c don t pick up anything burning or smouldering like cigarette ends ashes or embers Wait till they re extinguished and cold d don t pick up spillage from toner cartridges the fine carbon particles may pass through the filter short circuit the motor and burn it out e don t pick up cement or plaster dust they ll combine with moisture in the air clog the filter scour the bin and maybe burn out the motor too f don t pick up anything sharp you may puncture the filter and damage the motor g don t pick up anything biological you ll eventually have to clean it off the filter and there s always the possibility that viral particles may pass through the filter reach the air outlet and enter your air supply 6 If you use the cleaner outdoors e g cleaning the car connect it to the electricity supply via a residual current device
7. h the catch on the handle FIT THE HOSE 2 Bring the hose up and over the hose rest then push the hose end into the base tube at the side of the cleaner 3 You ll hear the hose release click into place to secure it 4 In this position the hose applies suction to the base of the cleaner STORE THE CABLE 5 Turn the top cable hook till it points up 6 Wind the cable between the top and bottom cable hooks SET THE FLOOR TYPE 7 Tilt the handle back to raise the cleaner slightly from the floor to make moving the brush height control easier 8 Set the brush height control to suit the floor covering a Slide it to mau for short pile carpet and for hard floors like vinyl stone or parquet b Slide it to LLLLJ for long pile carpet c Use the two stops marked for medium pile carpet 3 t Use the long pile setting when using the handle and tools to prevent the brush continually hitting the surface the cleaner is sitting on PLUGIN 9 Check that the switch is off press O 10 Turn the top cable hook down to release the cable from the rear of the cleaner 11 Put the plug into a socket near the area to be cleaned switch the socket on if it s switchable 12 You may pass the cable through the cable rest under the handle to prevent it dragging on the floor behind the cleaner PEDAL 13 The pedal locks the base and upright parts of the cleaner together for storage and when using the tools 14 To use the cleaner as a
8. l waste but recovered reused or recycled helpline 0845 658 9700 If you need help note the Model No on the rating plate and ring the helpline 0845 658 9700 it s a local rate number Y SERVICE If you ring Customer Service please have the Model No to hand as we won t be able to help you without it It s on the rating plate usually underneath the product The product isn t user serviceable If it s not working read the instructions check the plug fuse and main fuse circuit breaker If it s still not working consult your retailer If that doesn t solve the problem ring Customer Service they may be able to offer technical advice If they advise you to return the product to us pack it carefully include a note with your name address day phone number and what s wrong If under guarantee say where and when purchased and include proof of purchase till receipt Send it to Customer Service Spectrum Brands UK Limited Fir Street Failsworth Manchester M35 OHS email service russellhobbs com telephone 0845 658 9700 local rate number GUARANTEE Defects affecting product functionality appearing within two years of first retail purchase will be corrected by replacement or repair provided the product is used and maintained in accordance with the instructions Your statutory rights are not affected Documentation packaging and product specifications may change without notice ONLINE www russellhob
9. n upright cleaner press the pedal down and sideways with your toe ease the handle back then take your toe off the pedal 15 This lets you push the cleaner back and fore to vacuum the floor 16 To lock the base and upright parts together again push the handle forward till it s fully upright SWITCH ON 17 To switch the cleaner on press CLEANING 18 Move the cleaner over the floor cleaning a small area at a time 19 When you change areas overlap the previous area to avoid missing anything SWITCH OFF 20 If you ve finished if you want to change the brush height for a different floor covering if you want to change from using it upright to using the hose or if you just want to stop for a cup of tea press to turn the motor off then push the handle forward till it s fully upright to lock the base USING TOOLS 21 Turn the brush height control to LLLLJ to prevent the brush continually hitting the surface it s sitting on 22 Ease the handle lock back and pull the handle out of the cleaner 23 Press the hose release on the base tube pull the nozzle out of the base tube and push it into the rear of the handle turbo brush for floors and carpets it has a rotating suction powered brush for deep cleaning and an adaptor to match the diameter of the handle crevice tool to reach down the sides of upholstery and into awkward spaces nooks and crannies nothing else can reach small brush to remove pet hair li
10. nt and dust from blinds curtains and upholstery to brush clean awkward corners storage store the crevice tool small brush on the boss on top of the bottom cable hook and the turbo brush in the holder on the handle 24 Push the tool you re going to use into the other end of the handle a The small brush is mounted on the crevice tool b To use the small brush slide it along the crevice tool till the button on the crevice tool engages in the hole in the side of the small brush c To use the crevice tool alone press the button and slide the small brush off the end of the crevice tool 25 Press and release the switch with your toe to turn the motor on FINISHED CLEANING 26 Press O to turn the motor off 27 Push the handle forward to lock the base and upright parts together 28 Unplug the cleaner switch the socket off first if it s switchable 29 Turn the top cable hook up and wind the cable round both cable hooks 5 REMOVING THE BIN 30 You don t have to empty the bin after each use but it s a very good idea You shouldn t let it fill above the max mark 31 Switch off unplug put the handle in the upright position and leave it for five to ten minutes to let the dust settle 32 Press the bin release button on top of the cyclone pull the cyclone away from the cleaner then lift the bin up and away from the cleaner 33 Lower the bin into your dustbin so the bottom of the bin is below the rim this ll prevent the dust
11. soap and air dry before using them 6 Wipe the hose with a damp cloth 7 String and the like may wind round the brush roller Upend the cleaner and snip any string etc carefully with scissors Take care not to cut the bristles BLOCKAGES No matter how careful you are sooner or later you re going to block the cleaner Don t worry we thought of that we ve fitted the motor with a temperature cut out A blockage will trigger the cut out and the motor will stop DON T PANIC If the motor cuts out while you re vacuuming don t panic it s not the end of the world you ve probably just blocked it up 8 Switch off unplug and leave the cleaner for half an hour to cool down fully This ll also reset the cut out 9 Spread a newspaper on the floor you re going to make a mess SUCTION BLOCKED 10 If you re using one of the tools remove and check it first 11 Check the hose 12 Check the bin cyclone HEPA filter and foam filter 13 Check the base tube this runs down to the brush roller Don t use anything sharp The blunt end of a ball point pen will do nicely 14 If the blockage isn t clear by now try again as there s nowhere left to check 15 Still not clear Ring the help line back page ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION To avoid environmental and health problems due to hazardous substances in electrical and electronic goods appliances marked with this symbol mustn t be disposed oR with unsorted municipa
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