General Cleaning - Electrolux BEAM Alliance Q Manuel

8. Disconnect the handle from the wand by pushing the button on the wand that is closest to the
handle, and pulling the handle out of the wand socket.
9. Variable speed allows you to vary the suction power. Press ( + / - ) indicator button. An
indicator in the handle will show bars and the different speed levels.
10. Release the wand from the powerhead by depressing the foot pedal and pulling the wand out
of the powerbrush socket.
Helpful Hint: To prevent possible damage to the Powerbrush, do not pick up hard or sharp objects.
Articles of clothing, towels, loose carpet edges, etc., should also be avoided. If an article does
become entangled in the brush roller, switch off the Powerbrush. Disconnect the hose cord from
electrical outlet and the hose from the faceplate and then remove the object carefully without using
excessive force.
WARNING: Always switch off the Powerbrush and disconnect plug from wall electrical outlet
and disconnect hose before servicing the Powerbrush.
1. The Powerbrush can be wiped with a cloth dampened with warm water and a mild detergent.
2. Do not use abrasive substances or any solvents.
3. Do not immerse in water or allow water to enter the Powerbrush.
For top cleaning performance, it is recommended that the brush roller and the brush roller
compartment be cleaned on an occasional basis.
WARNING: Always switch off the Powerhead and disconnect plug from wall outlet and
disconnect hose before servicing the Powerbrush.
1. Turn the Powerbrush upside down.
2. Remove the four screws marked by numbers 1, 2, 3, 4.
(see figure 5)
3. Lift base plate up to find belt and brushroll inside. Lift
brushroll and, if necessary, remove old brushroll.
4. The brush roller is now exposed for removal of fibers, hair,
etc. from the bristles and around the brush roller.
5. To remove fibers or hair entangled around the brush
roller, cut parallel to brush roller.
6. You may further clean the brush compartment with your central vacuum system.
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GENERAL CLEANING

BRUSH ROLLER CLEANING
Figure 5.