Cleaning The Turbobrush; Advice On Disposal - UFESA AS5200 Mode D'emploi

Cleaning of the rotating brush
To remove dirt from the rotating brush follow the steps
below:
1
Place tips of scissors into the slot of the rotating
brush.
2
Move the scissors so as to catch the threads and
hair tangled on the brush.
3
Cut them and take out manually or using small
tongs. Be careful not to damage the bristle of the rotating
brush.
Dirt such as matches, pieces of paper or
clothing may obstruct the suction duct
of the turbobrush, leading to significant
reduction of the suction power and reduced
speed or brush roller rotation (until it completely
stops).

Cleaning the turbobrush

Never clean the turbobrush with gasoline,
solvents, oils and other chemicals that
may cause discoloring of the housing.
Do not use granular cleaning agents that
may scratch the housing.
● The turbobrush may be cleaned with damp cloth
(possibly moisten with a washing-up liquid).
Store the turbobrush away from hot
ovens, radiators, heaters, etc. High
temperature may lead to permanent
deformation of the turbobrush housing.

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 materials.
This product complies with EU Directive
2002/96/EC. 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
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be taken to a special refuse collection point for electric
and electronic appliances or returned to the distributor
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 information on available waste disposal
schemes contact your local refuse service or the shop
where the product was purchased. Manufacturers and
importers are responsible 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.
The manufacturer/importer does not accept any liability for any
damages resulting from unintended use or improper handling.
The manufacturer/importer reserves his rights to modify the
product any time in order to adjust it to law regulations, norms,
directives, or due to construction, trade, aesthetic or other
reasons, without notifying in advance.