Advice On Disposal - UFESA AS3016 Mode D'emploi

ACCESSORY FOR CLEANING
FURNITURE
This accessory is ideal for vacuum cleaning
furniture and other delicate surfaces.
UPHOLSTERY ACCESSORY
This accessory has been designed to clean
all types of upholstery.
ACCESSORY FOR CLEANING
CREVICES
Use this accessory to vacuum crevices and
other awkward surfaces.
REPLACEMENTS
To guarantee trouble free operation, only
use original Ufesa filters which can be
found at authorised establishments, refe-
rence nº: FA0300.
The accessory pack contains a permanent
HEPA filter, one air outlet filter and an air
inlet filter.
CLEANING
Unplug the vacuum from the mains supply
before cleaning it. The accessories and the
vacuum can be wiped clean with a damp
cloth and then left to dry before reusing
them.
Never immerse the appliance in water. Do
not use solvents nor abrasive products to
clean it.
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ADVICE ON DISPOSAL:

Our goods come in optimised
packaging. This basically consists
in using non-contaminating materials which
should be handed over to the local waste
disposal service as secondary raw mate-
rials.
This product complies with EU
Directive 2002/96/CE. The crossed
wheelie bin symbol shown on the
appliance indicates that when it
comes to dispose of the product
it must not be included in with household
refuse. It must be taken to a special refuse
collection point for electric and electronic
appliances or returned to the distribu-
tor when purchasing a similar appliance.
Under current refuse disposal regulations,
users who fail to take discarded appliances
to special refuse collection points may be
penalised. Correct disposal of discarded
appliances means that they can be recycled
and processed ecologically, helping the
environment and allowing materials used in
the product to be reused. For more infor-
mation on available waste disposal sche-
mes contact your local refuse service or the
shop where the product was purchased.
Manufacturers and importers are respon-
sible for ecological recycling, processing
and disposal of products, whether directly
or via a public system.
Your local town council can provide you
with information about how to dispose of
obsolete appliances.
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