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Vacuuming

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 Caution

  Floor nozzles are subject to a certain amount of 

wear, depending on the type of hard loors you have 
(e.g. rough, rustic tiles). You must therefore check 
the underside of the loor nozzle at regular inter vals. 
Worn undersides of loor nozzles may have sharp 
edges that can damage sensitive hard loors, such as 
parquet or linoleum. The manufacturer does not ac-
cept any responsibility for damage caused by worn 
loor nozzles.

Fig. 

9

Set the adjustable loor nozzle:

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 Rugs and carpets => 

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 Hard loors/parquet => 

If you are vacuuming up relatively large particles, make 
sure that you vacuum them up successively and careful-
ly to ensure that the vacuum channel of the loor nozzle 
does not become blocked.
If necessar y, you should raise the nozzle in order to 
better vacuum up the dirt particles.

Vacuuming with accessories

Fig. 

10*

Attach the nozzles to the suction pipe or handle as re-
quired: 

a) 

 Crevice nozzle for vacuuming crevices and corners, 
etc.

b) 

 Upholster y nozzle for vacuuming upholstered furni-
ture, curtains, etc. 

c) 

 Upholster y nozzle with ixed brush ring for vacu-
uming window frames, cupboards, proiles, etc.

   After use, reinsert the crevice nozzle and upholster y 

nozzle into the accessories holder.

d) 

 Professional crevice nozzle

   Extra-long crevice nozzle for cleaning crevices, cor-

ners and narrow spaces, e.g. in a car.

e) 

 Professional upholster y nozzle

   For gently and thoroughly cleaning upholstered fur-

niture, curtains, etc.

   For cleaning the professional upholster y nozzle, sim-

ply vacuum it using the handle.

f) 

Hard-loor nozzle for vacuuming hard loor coverings 
(tiles, parquet looring, etc.)

Cleaning the hard-loor nozzle

Fig. 

11*

a) 

 Vacuum the nozzle from below to clean it.

b) 

 Use scissors to cut through threads and hairs wound 
round the rollers and then vacuum them away.

Drill dust nozzle

Fig. 

12*

•

 Fasten the drill dust nozzle onto the handle and po-
sition it on the wall so that the drill hole opening on 
the nozzle is placed directly over where the hole is 
to be drilled.

•

 Set the appliance to the lowest power level and then 
switch it on.

•

The drill dust nozzle is held in the required position 
by suction. Depending on the condition of the wall to 
be drilled, you may need to adjust to a higher power 
setting to ensure that the drill dust nozzle remains 
in place.

   During drilling, the ine dust is automatically vacu-

umed up.

Turbo brush

If your appliance is equipped with a turbo brush, refer 
to the accompanying instruction manual for instruc-
tions on its use and maintenance.

Fig. 

13

You can use the parking aid on the back of the vacuum 
cleaner if you want to stop vacuuming for a short time.

•

After switching off the appliance, slide the hook on 
the loor nozzle into the parking aid. 

Fig. 

14

When vacuuming stairs, the appliance must be positi-
oned at the bottom of the stairs. If it does not reach 
far enough, the appliance can also be carried using the 
carr ying handle or the handle on the dust container.

After vacuuming

Fig. 

15

•

Switch off the appliance.

•

Remove the main plug.

•

Briely pull on the power cord and then let go.  
(The power cord retracts automatically.)

Fig. 

16*

•

Unlock the telescopic tube by moving the sliding 
switch in the direction of the arrow, and slide one 
tube into the other.

Fig. 

17

To store the appliance, use the storage aid on the un-
derside.

a) 

 Prop up the appliance with the hose or dust contai-
ner handle.

b) 

 Slide the hook on the loor nozzle into the storage 
aid.

Disassembly

Fig. 

18

•

To remove the lexible hose, press the two catches 
together and pull out the hose from the appliance's 
suction opening.

* Dependent on model