Cleaning And Maintenance; Troubleshooting; Emptying The Dust Container - Concept VP5130 Manual Del Usuario

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CHECKING THE FULLNESS OF DUST CONTAINER
If the suction power of the vacuum cleaner decreases even when the floor nozzle is raised above the floor, empty the
dust container immediately.
Warning: if the suction power is low even after the dust container is emptied, there may be several reasons:
- Some of the air passages (hose, telescopic tube, suction opening, floor nozzle or other attachments) are blocked.
- The air inlet filter in the dust container is dirty or old. It must be cleaned or replaced with a new one.
- The air outlet filter is dirty or old. It must be cleaned or replaced with a new one.
Check each of these options and fix the problem before using the appliance again. If you are unable to identify the cause
of the problem, take the appliance to your nearest service centre. Never use the appliance if the suction power is low, as
this could irreparably damage the motor.
MAINTENANCE
It is recommended to empty the dust container and clean the vacuum cleaner filters after each use of the vacuum
cleaner.

EMPTYING THE DUST CONTAINER

1. Unplug the vacuum cleaner, pull the hose out of the suction opening.
2. Press the latch on the vacuum cleaner body (Fig. 2) and remove the dust container
upwards.
3. Press the empty button, remove the lid of the dust container (Fig. 3) and empty the
dust into the waste bin.
4. Place the lid back on the dust container, press down the lid, you must hear the lid
latch click.
5. After closing the container, place it back into the vacuum cleaner. Make sure that
the container is positioned properly. You must hear the click of the handle latch.
DUST CONTAINER FILTER REPLACEMENT AND CLEANING
• The filters should be cleaned or replaced with visible soiling or when the suction
power of the vacuum cleaner drops. Check them after each use of the vacuum
cleaner.
• To avoid damaging the vacuum cleaner, do not use it without properly fitted filters.
• Unplug the vacuum cleaner before replacing the filters.
• You can purchase suitable filter types from your dealer or order from the
manufacturer.
1. Remove the dust container from the vacuum cleaner (Fig. 2).
2. Remove the cartridge with the SMS fabric filter and the foam filter (Fig. 3).
3. Remove the foam filter.
4. The filters can be cleaned by tapping. If heavily soiled, they can be washed in
lukewarm water and left to dry properly.
CHECKING AND REPLACEMENT OF THE AIR OUTLET FILTER
1. Press to open the air outlet grille at the back of the vacuum cleaner and remove it
(Fig. 4).
2. Remove the filter.
3. The filter can be cleaned by tapping. If heavily soiled, it can be washed in lukewarm
water and left to dry properly.
4. Insert a cleaned or new air outlet filter and push gently, you must hear the latch
click.
5. Insert an air outlet grille and push gently, you must hear the latch click.
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Accessories and vacuum cleaner can be cleaned with a damp cloth.
Do not immerse the power cord, plug or appliance in water or any other liquid.
Do not use aggressive substances such as solvents or abrasives for cleaning!

TROUBLESHOOTING

The motor is not working
The motor stopped working
Reduction of suction power
The vacuum cleaner is warming
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
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Problem Cause
The plug inserted incorrectly or
insufficiently in the wall outlet.
The wall outlet is not energized.
Poor or too low airflow, thermal
motor protection has tripped.
Full or clogged dust container.
The filters are clogged.
Clogged nozzle, tubes or hose.
Warming up of the vacuum cleaner during operation is normal, it is not
up a malfunction.
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Remedy
Check connection of the plug.
Check the presence of voltage, e.g.
with another appliance.
Unplug the power cord. Check
and clear the intake and exhaust
air passage, filter cleanliness, and
if necessary, replace the dust bag.
Allow the vacuum cleaner to cool
down.
Empty and clean the dust container.
Clean or replace the filters.
Check and clear the intake and
exhaust air passage.
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