Bosch BSG8 Série Mode D'emploi page 18

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Changing the micro-hygiene filter*
When should you change the micro-hygiene
filter? when starting a newpack of bags
(at least once every 5th dust bag change).
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Figure
Press the exhaust grille latch in the
direction of the arrow to unlatch the
exhaust grille and open it.
Unlatch and remove the filter frame by
pressing the latch in the direction of the
arrow.
20*
Figure
Remove the foam and micro-hygiene filter.
Dispose of the micro-hygiene filter and fit a
new micro-hygiene filter.
Clean the foam and replace in the filter
frame.
If you have used the vacuum cleaner for fine
dust particles (such as plaster or cement),
clean the motor protection filter by tapping it
and, if necessary, replace the motor
protection filter and the micro-hygiene filter.
Figure 21
Slide the filter frame under the two retai-
ning ribs and turn in the direction of the
arrow until it engages.
Close the exhaust grille.
Replacing the Hepa filter*
If your vacuum cleaner is equipped with a
Hepa filter, you need to replace this filter
once a year.
(For filter replacement, see figures 19and 21)
Replacing the active carbon filter*
If your vacuum cleaner is fitted with an active
carbon filter, this must be replaced once a year.
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Figure
Remove the active carbon filter and dis-
pose of it with the household rubbish.
Insert a new active carbon filter.
(For filter replacement, see figures 19, 20, 21)
Care
Always switch off the vacuum cleaner and
disconnect the power cord from the mains
before cleaning the appliance.
The vacuum cleaner and plastic accessories
can be cleaned with a commercial plastic
cleaner.
Do not use a scourer, glass-cleaning
!
agent or multipurpose cleaning product.
Never immerse the vacuum cleaner in
water.
The dust compartment can, if necessary, be
cleaned with a second vacuum cleaner or
simply wiped with a dry cloth or dusting brush.
Subject to technical modifications.
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