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Instructions for Use (continued)
3. Motor Protective Features
This appliance has been designed with a temperature controller which can automatically cut off
the power supply of the motor to prevent overheating. When the air-inlet or air-outlet pipe is
overloaded or blocked, the temperature of the motor rises hence the temperature controller cuts off
the power supply to the motor automatically allowing the motor to cool, preventing the cleaner from
being damaged.
If the temperature controller is cut off, stop the cleaner immediately and pull out the power cable to
allow the cleaner to cool, and check and remove the debris that is blocking the air inlet (this may be in
the floor head, the hose or the spile), and replace the HEPA filter or filter gauze when required.
After allowing the motor to cool for 30 minutes, plug in the power cable and check whether the
temperature controller has been reset. If the power supply of the cleaner hasn’t been cut off, the
temperature controller of the motor won’t be reset even when the motor has become cool.
Powerhead
The use of a powerhead is recommended for the optimal cleaning
of carpets. The rotating design allows the powerhead to move in any
direction, making it easily manoeuvrable around obstacles.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. Keep hair, hands and feet away from rotating brush while
the powerhead is running.
2. Remember the powerhead will operate whenever it is
connected to a running vacuum. If children are present,
make sure to turn the vacuum system off when leaving
powerhead unit unattended.
3. Do not attempt to service or unclog the Powerhead
while unit is running.
Clearing Powerhead Obstructions
If the powerhead brushbar is obstructed, it may
automatically shut off. If this happens you will need to
clear any obstructing objects and reset the powerhead.
• Turnoandunplugthecleaner.
• Clearandremoveallobstructionscaughtwithin
the powerhead brushbar.
•
Plug the cleaner back into mains power and turn
on the cleaner and powerhead to resume cleaning.