Tefal X-Plorer Serie 50 RG7387WH - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 35

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battery is no longer able to hold the charge, the battery pack (Lithium 

Ion) should be removed. To replace the batteries, contact your nearest 

Approved Service Centre.

• The batteries must be handled with care. Do not put the batteries in 

your mouth. Do not let the batteries come in contact with other metal 

objects such as rings, nails or screws. Be careful not to provoke internal 

short-circuits in the batteries by inserting metal objects through their 

extremities. If a short-circuit does occur, the temperature of the batteries 

could rise dangerously, causing serious burns or even catching fire. If 

the batteries are leaking, do not rub your eyes or mucous membranes. 

Wash your hands and your rinse eyes in clean water. If discomfort 

persists, contact your doctor.

It is important that you remove the batteries before throwing away your 

appliance. In order to do this, visit an authorised Service Centre.  Do not 

throw the battery block into the waste bin; take it to the authorised Tefal 

Service Centre nearest to your home or to a place specially designated 

to process such type of waste.

SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR THE REMOTE CONTROL* 

(*depending on the model)

•  For the remote control, use two 1.5 V non-rechargeable AAA batteries.

•  Do not use metallic tools to remove the batteries.

•  Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

•  Do not mix new and used batteries.

•  Insert the batteries properly, observing the correct polarity.

•  Dead batteries must be removed from the device and disposed of safely.

•  If you do not intended to use the remote control for a long period, it is advisable to remove the batteries.

•  Do not short-circuit the power supply terminal.

ENVIRONMENT

In accordance with existing regulations, any end-of-life appliances must be taken to an approved Service Centre 

which will take responsibility for managing their disposal. 

Let’s help protect the environment!

Your device is designed to work for many years. But when you decide to replace it, don’t forget to think 

about how you can help protect the environment by allowing it to be reused, recycled or recovered 

in some other way. Waste electrical and electronic equipment may contain harmful substances that 

can cause harm to the environment and human health. This label indicates that this product must not 

be disposed of with household waste. Take it to a collection point, to the distributor when buying a new equivalent 

product, or an approved service center for processing. Before disposing of the device, remove the battery and 

dispose of it in accordance with local laws and local arrangements. If you have any questions, please contact your 

product dealer who can tell you what to do.

IS THERE A PROBLEM WITH YOUR APPLIANCE?

According to model:

•  

The charger is getting hot:

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  This is perfectly normal. The vacuum cleaner can remain permanently connected to the charger without 

any risk.

• The charger is connected but your appliance is not charging:

  - The charger is incorrectly attached to the appliance or is faulty.

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  Check that the charger is properly connected or contact an Approved Services Centre to change the 

charger.

 • Your appliance stops during use:

  - Your appliance may be overheating.

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  Stop the appliance and leave cool for at least 1 hour.

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  If it overheats on repeated occasions, contact the Approved Services Centre.

• The appliance stopped after the charge light was flashing:

  - The appliance has run out of battery charge.

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  Recharge the vacuum cleaner.

• The power-brush is not working properly or makes a noise:

  - The rotating brush or hose are obstructed.

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  Stop the vacuum cleaner and clean them.

  - The brush is worn.

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  Contact an Approved Service Centre to change the brush.

  - The belt is worn.

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  Contact an Approved Service Centre to change the belt.

• The power-brush stops during vacuuming:

  - The safety function has been triggered.

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  Stop the vacuum cleaner. Check that nothing is obstructing the rotation of the brush; if there is an 

obstruction, remove it and clean the power-brush, then turn on the vacuum cleaner.

• Your vacuum cleaner is not vacuuming as well, is making noise, whistling:

  - The intake channel is partially blocked.

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  Unblock it

  - The dust collector is full.

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Empty it and clean it.

  - The dust collector is not properly fitted.

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  Re-position it correctly.

  - The intake head is clogged.

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  Remove the power-brush and clean it.

  - The protective foam filter is saturated.

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  Clean it. 

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