Instructions for use

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During vacuuming
 When vacuuming, pull the cleaner be-
hind you on its wheels. You can stand
it upright for vacuuming stairs and
curtains etc.
 When vacuuming, in particular
fine dust, e.g. sawdust, sand, plaster,
flour, talcum powder etc., electro-
static charges build up naturally. Un-
der certain conditions these charges
will be released. To avoid the un-
pleasant effects of these discharges,
a metal inlay has been incorporated
into the underside of the handle.
Please make sure that you keep your
hand in constant contact with this
metal strip during vacuuming (dia. 27
+ 28).
Interrupting operation (dia. 25)
(for models with radio controls on the
handle)
The vacuum cleaner can be paused for
short breaks whilst vacuuming.
 Press the Standby button  on the
handle.
 The Standby button is designed
to pause the vacuum cleaner for
short periods of time whilst vacuum-
ing. Do not leave the vacuum cleaner
in Standby mode for long periods.
Otherwise there is a risk of overheat-
ing and damage.
An LED will indicate each time a button
is pressed on the handle.
At the end of the pause you can do one
of the following:
 Press the Standby button  again to
switch the vacuum cleaner back on at
the setting you were using before
pausing it.
 Press the + button to switch the va-
cuum cleaner back on using the
highest power setting.
 Press the - button to switch the va-
cuum cleaner back on using the low-
est power setting.
Illuminating the work area (dia. 29)
(for models with the LED handle)
Your vacuum cleaner is equipped with
an LED on the handle to illuminate the
work area.
 Press the  button on the LED
handle.
The lighting will switch itself off auto-
matically after approx. 30 seconds.
Setting down, transportation
and storage
Park System for pauses during vacu-
uming (dia. 30)
The Park System allows you to conveni-
ently park the suction tube and floor-
head during pauses.
 Slot the floorhead or floorbrush into
the parking attachment on the va-
cuum cleaner.
If your vacuum cleaner is on a slop-
ing surface, e.g. a ramp, retract the
telescopic tube fully.