User manual PROGRESS PC3305

[. . . ] ifu3316 15. 06. qxd 2004. 06. 15. 12:09 Page 1 PC3305 PC3315 PC3316 4203 02 03 03 ifu3316 15. 06. qxd 2004. 06. 15. 12:09 Page 2 15. 14. 5. (PC3305) 11. 12. (PC3315, PC3316) 23. 24. 25. 2. [. . . ] Do not vacuum up any highly flammable or explosive substances or gases. Do not operate or store the vacuum cleaner too close to heaters and radiators, stoves etc. Before you start using the vacuum cleaner, please remove large or sharp objects from the floor in order to prevent damage to the dustbag and hose. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Before operating the vacuum cleaner, make certain that the filters are in the proper position. Unwind a sufficient length of cable and insert the plug into the power socket. It is advisable to set the power control to MIN before switching on the appliance. To rewind the power cable, press the rewind button with your foot, and guide the cable with your hand to ensure that it does not whip causing damage. By moving the variable power control, the suction power can be adjusted. -4- - 17 - ifu3316 15. 06. qxd 2004. 06. 15. 12:09 Page 5 PROGRESS PC3305, PC3315, PC3316 MAINTENANCE REPLACING THE DUSTBAG Always operate the cleaner with the dustbag installed. If you forget to attach the dustbag or attach it in the wrong manner, the dust cover may not close completely. After removing the flexible hose, open the front cover using the compartment open button (fig. The dustbag reference number is Menalux BT 236. BLOCKED AIRFLOW AND DIRTY FILTERS The cleaner stops automatically if a blockage occurs in the nozzle/tube/hose or if the filters are blocked with dirt. Disconnect from mains and allow the cleaner to cool for 45-60 minutes. Restart the cleaner. CLEANING / REPLACING THE FILTERS The dustbag must be replaced if the window of the dustbag full indicator is illuminated. [. . . ] Deposit the plastic bag made of polyethylene (PE) at the PE collection point for recycling. Recycling the appliance at the end of its life: The plastic components all carry a material identification marking so that, like the other materials, they can by recycled at the end of the life of the appliance. [. . . ]