Cleanmaxx VC1806 Mode D'emploi page 20

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TROUBLESHOOTING
If the device does not work properly, check
whether you are able to rectify the problem
yourself. If the problem cannot be solved
with the steps below, contact the customer
service department.
Do not attempt to repair an elec-
trical device yourself!
The device does not start.
The battery (3) is empty.
► Charge up the battery.
The device is connected to the mains power.
► Disconnect the connecting cable (F).
Low suction force.
The battery (3) is weak.
► Charge up the battery.
The dust container (9) is too full.
► Empty the dust container.
The filters are dirty.
► Clean the filters.
The suction opening (8), a nozzle (B, D, E)
or the extension tube (C) is blocked.
► Switch off the device and remove the
blockage.
The dirt particles are too large or too heavy.
► Switch off the device and remove dirt
particles by hand.
Dust escapes from the device during
cleaning.
The dust container (9) is not closed correctly.
► Close the dust container flap (12) until
it is heard to engage.
The filters are not fitted correctly.
► Correct the fit of the filters.
The filters are dirty.
► Clean the filters.
The filters are worn or damaged.
► Replace the filters.
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The charge control lamps (16) do not
flash when the device is connected to
the mains power.
The power supply is not inserted in the plug
socket correctly or the barrel connector is
not inserted in the charging socket (15) of
the device correctly.
► Correct the fit.
The plug socket is defective.
► Try another plug socket.
You notice an unusual odour during
cleaning.
The device is being used for the first time.
► A new odour is normal when the device
is used for the first time; it disappears
after a while.
DISPOSAL
Dispose of the packaging material in
an environmentally friendly manner
so that it can be recycled.
The adjacent symbol (crossed­out bin
underlined) means that used devices
should not be disposed of in the do­
mestic waste, but should instead be
taken to special collection and return
systems.
Owners of used devices from private
households can take them free of
charge to the collection points of
the public waste disposal authorities
or the disposal points which are set
up by manufacturers and distribu­
tors under the Electrical Equipment
Act so that they can be disposed of
in an environmentally friendly way
and valuable raw materials can be
recovered. If they are not disposed of
properly, toxic ingredients may escape
into the environment and cause harm
to the health of humans, animals and
plants. Businesses which market elec­
trical and electronic devices are also
obliged to take back used devices.