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1. Changing the bag
The bag capacity indicator (5) tells you when the bag is full or saturated.
If you notice that your vacuum cleaner is less efficient, select the maximum power and by lifting the floor head off the floor.
If the indicator remains red, replace the bag.
Open the lid (9) of your vacuum cleaner - fig. 13.
a) If your vacuum cleaner is fitted with a paper bag* (20.a):
Remove the bag support frame (18) - fig. 14; unclip the bag (20.a) by pressing the lever - fig. 15, then dispose of the bag in
a dustbin - fig. 16.
Fit a new bag, positioning it by means of the tab and reclip it back on to the bag support frame - fig. 20. Put the bag
support frame into position in the runners - fig. 21. and place the bag inside the compartment - fig. 22.
Make sure that the bag is in the correct position before you close the lid (9).
Your vacuum cleaner is also compatible with the Wonderbag Compact bag ref. WB3051.
b) If your vacuum cleaner is fitted with a textile bag* (17):
Remove the bag support frame from the bag compartment (18) - fig. 16a, then remove the textile* bag from its support by
sliding it along the runners.
Open the bag by means of the zip - fig. 17, then empty it into a dustbin - fig. 18.
Clean the bag using clean water
Leave it to dry for at least 24 hours (only put the bag back in when it is completely dry).
Make sure that the zip is properly closed - fig. 19 before putting it back in place.
2. Cleaning the foam filter for protection of the motor
The foam filter protecting the motor (12) must always remain in place during use.
Open the lid (9). The grid (13) - fig. 23 then remove the foam-filter (12) - fig. 24.
Shake it and clean it, every ten dustbag changes, with tepid soapy water.
Rinse, dry and put it back in place.
Let the foam-filter dry (12) completely before putting back in place.
Rinse it and leave it to dry for at least 12 hours before putting it back.
Attention: ensure that the foam filter is properly dry before putting it back.
3. Change the HEPA filter capsule*, the washable HEPA filter capsule* or the
micro filter capsule* every 10 times you change or clean the bag
3.1- The Hepa* filter cassette
Open the lid (9) of your vacuum cleaner - fig. 13.
Remove the Hepa* filter cassette (15) - fig. 25 and dispose of the cassette in a waste bin.
Fit the new Hepa* filter cassette(15) in its compartment - fig. 28.
Check that the Hepa* filter cassette (15) is fitted correctly before re-closing the lid (9).
Change the HEPA filter cassette every 10 times you change the bag.
3.2- Washable HEPA filter cassette* (for appliances with a textile bag)
Open the lid (9) to your vacuum cleaner - fig. 13.
Remove the washable HEPA filter cassette (14) - fig. 25, tap the side without the grid on the side of the dustbin - fig. 26.
Wash the cassette under running water and leave to dry for 24 hours - fig. 27.
Replace the washable HEPA filter cassette (17) in its housing - fig. 28.
Clean the washable HEPA filter cassette every 6 months.
3.3- The microfilter cassette*
Open the lid (9) of your vacuum cleaner - fig. 13.
Withdraw the microfilter cassette* (16) - fig. 25.
Separate the grey foam filter (16b) from the microfilter (16a).
Dispose of the microfilter (16a) in a waste bin and replace it with a new Microfilter.
Wash the grey foam filter (16b) with warm soapy water (mild detergent). Squeeze it out and leave it to dry for at least 12
hours.
Caution: Make sure that the grey foam filter is completely dry before putting it back in place.
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*Depending on model: it means special equipment for some models or optional accessories.
