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2 Press the On/Off
3-position
switch ‰ to the
“I” position to turn the vacuum on for
above-floor cleaning E and hold the handle ⁄
in one hand while you carry the Lift Away
canister around the home with the other hand
B.
Cleaning under furniture in
Lift Away canister mode
This function is ideal for cleaning underneath
low furniture.
1 Separate the Lift Away canister
˜
from the
motorised floor brush nozzle
by pressing
the
Lift Away canister release button Ï
H1
on the side of the Lift Away canister, then
gently hold the motorised floor brush nozzle to
the floor with your foot H2 and pull the Lift
Away canister up.
2 Press the extension tube release button ‚I2
and pull the extension tube · up.
3 Attach the end of the extension tube · to the
motorised floor brush nozzle
K.
4 Press the On/Off 3-position switch ‰ to the
“I” position to turn the suction motor on E.
NOTE: The rotating brush bar Ú will not
rotate in Lift Away canister mode.
5 Tip the unit backwards to access under low
furniture.
ADJUSTING SUCTION
POWER
When using the attachments, the suction may
be too powerful, adjust the suction power by
rotating the suction adjustment collar ‹ 90°
anti-clockwise to open the valve to reduce
suction L.
Rotate the collar clockwise to close the valve
when you need high suction and for
vacuuming floors.
SAFETY CUT-OUTS
If the cleaner overheats, a motor protection
thermostat will automatically switch the motor
off. If this happens, switch the cleaner off,
unplug from the power supply and leave
the cleaner to cool for at least 90 minutes.
Check the airways for blockages, empty the
dust canister and clean the filters before
restarting.
If the rotating brush bar
Ú
becomes jammed,
a safety cut-out will stop the brush and the
indicator light
Ò
will change from green to
red. If this happens, switch off and unplug
the product. Disconnect the
motorised floor
brush nozzle
and carefully remove the
blockage.
For details of other Morphy Richards products, please see our website:
Suction
Release Collar
L
K
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