User manual ELECTROLUX D 720

[. . . ] · When housing shows visible signs of damage. Never vacuum: 5 6 7 · Sharp objects, fluids. · Fine dust, for example from plaster, concrete, flour, hot or cold ashes. The above may cause serious damage to the motor ­ damage which is not covered by the warranty. Open the front cover on the machine and check that the motor filter and the dust container filter are in place. (See also Cleaning/replacing the filters. ) 1* Open the back lid on the machine and check that the exhaust filter is in place. [. . . ] 1 Insert the hose until the catches click to engage (press the catches to release the hose). Insert the hose into the hose handle until the catches click to engage (press the catches to release the hose). 1 Attach the extension tubes* or telescopic tube* to the hose handle and nozzle by pushing and twisting together. (Twist and pull apart to dismantle. ) 1 Extend the electric cable and connect it to the mains. 17a Start the vacuum cleaner by rotaring the power control in the direction of the "Max" position. Increase suction power by rotaring the control further up to "Max" position. Stop the vacuum cleaner by rotaring in the opposite direction to "Off" position. In order to achieve an optimal cyclone effect in the cleaner, the power regulation should always be in the "Max" position. 17b* Suction power can also be adjusted by using the suction control on the hose handle. It may also be possible to remove the obstruction in the hose by squeezing it. However, be careful in case the obstruction is caused by glass or needles caught inside the hose. 39 40 Cleaning/replacing the exhaust filter* There are three types of exhaust filter: · Micro filter* (Ref. EF H1W) The filters must always be replaced with new ones and cannot be washed (except the Hepa H1* washable). Insert a new filter and close the lid. 34 Note: The warranty does not cover any damage to the hose caused by cleaning it. Cleaning the floor nozzle Be sure to frequently clean the combination floor nozzle. * Larger objects can be accessed by removing the connection tube from the nozzle. 41 42 35 Cleaning the turbo nozzle* Disconnect the nozzle from the vacuum cleaner tube and remove entangled threads, etc. 6a Disconnect the nozzle from the vacuum cleaner tube and remove entangled threads, etc. 6b In case the turbo nozzle stops working, open the cleaning lid and remove any objects that obstructs the turbine to rotate freely. 36 43 44 37 45 * Certain models only. 38 * Certain models only. 8 9 46a 46b Troubleshooting · Check that the cable is connected to the mains. [. . . ] 6b In case the turbo nozzle stops working, open the cleaning lid and remove any objects that obstructs the turbine to rotate freely. 36 43 44 37 45 * Certain models only. 38 * Certain models only. 8 9 46a 46b Troubleshooting · Check that the cable is connected to the mains. · Are the filters blocked? The vacuum cleaner stops Water has entered the vacuum cleaner It will be necessary to replace the motor at an authorised Electrolux service centre. Damage to the motor caused by the penetration of water is not covered by the warranty. Consumer information Electrolux decline all responsibility for all damages arising from any improper use of the appliance or in cases of tampering with the appliance. [. . . ]