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use of the appliance and the have under-
stood the potential dangers of using the
appliance.
Children must never play with the appli-
ance.
Cleaning and user maintenance must ne-
ver be carried out by children without su-
pervision.
Plastic bags and films must be kept out
of the reach of children before disposal.
>= Risk of suffocation.
Proper use
Only connect and use the vacuum cleaner in ac-
cordance with the specifications on the rating plate.
Never vacuum without the dust bag or dust container,
motor protection or exhaust filter.
>= This may damage the vacuum cleaner.
Always keep the vacuum cleaner away from your head
when using nozzles and tubes.
>= This could cause injury!
When vacuuming stairs, the appliance must always be
positioned below the user.
Do not use the power cord or the hose to carry or
transport the vacuum cleaner.
For safety reasons, if this appliance's mains power
cable becomes damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, their after-sales service department or a
similarlyqualified person.
If using the appliance for longer than 30 minutes, pull
out the power cord completely.
When disconnecting the appliance from the mains,
pull on the plug itself to remove it; do not pull on the
power cord.
Do not pull the power cord over sharp edges or allow
it to become trapped.
When the cable is being automatically rewound, en-
sure that the mains plug is not thrown towards per-
sons, body parts, animals or objects.
>= Use the mains plug to guide the power cord.
Pull out the mains plug before carrying out any work
on the vacuum cleaner.
Do not operate the vacuum cleaner if it is damaged.
Unplug the appliance from the mains if a fault is de-
tected.
For safety reasons, only authorised after-sales service
personnel are permitted to carry out repairs and fit re-
placement parts to the vacuum cleaner.
Protect the vacuum cleaner from the weather, moistu-
re and sources of heat.
Do not pour flammable substances or substances con-
taining alcohol onto the filters (dust bag, motor protec-
tion filter, exhaust filter, etc.).
The vacuum cleaner is not suitable for use on con-
struction sites.
>= Vacuuming up building rubble could damage the
appliance.
When not in use, switch off the appliance and pull out
the mains plug.
At the end of its life, the appliance should immediately
be rendered unusable, then disposed of in an approp-
riate manner.
!
Please note
The mains socket must be protected by at least a 16
amp circuit breaker.
If a circuit breaker is tripped when you switch on the
vacuum cleaner, this may be because other electrical
appliances which have a high current draw are con-
nected to the same power circuit.
To prevent the circuit breaker from tripping, select
the lowest power setting before switching the appli-
ance on, and increase the power only once it is run-
ning.
Disposal information
Packaging
The packaging is designed to protect the vacuum
cleaner from being damaged during transportation. It
is made of environmentally friendly materials and can
therefore be recycled. Dispose of packaging that is
no longer required at an appropriate recycling point.
Old appliance
Old appliances still contain many valuable materials.
Therefore, please take appliances that have reached
the end of their service life to your retailer or recyc-
ling centre so that they can be recycled. For current
disposal methods, please enquire at a retailer or your
local council.
Disposal of filters and dust bags
Filters and dust bags are manufactured from en-
vironmentally friendly materials. Provided they do
not contain substances that are not permitted in
household waste, you can dispose of them with your
normal household waste.
Notes on the energy label
This vacuum cleaner is a general purpose vacuum clea-
ner.
To achieve the declared energy efficiency and cleaning
performance class on carpet, please use the interchan-
geable universal nozzle.
Please use the enclosed "powerClean Stone & Co"
hard-floor tool to achieve the specified energy-effici-
ency level and cleaning class on hard floors with joints
and gaps.
These calculations are based on the delegated regu-
lation (EU) no. 665/2013 established by the commis-
sion on 3rd May 2013 as a supplement to Directive
2010/30/EU.
All of the procedures in these instructions that are not
described in more precise detail were listed based on
DIN EN 60312-1:2014.
