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26353600

VAMPYR®

831i

electronic

W.N

Xe

Bodenstaubsauger

Cylinder

vacuum

cleaner

Aspirateur-traineau

Stofzuiger,

sledemodel

‘Aspirapolvere

da

pavimento

Gebrauchsanweisung

Operating

instructions

Mode

d'emploi

.

Gebruiksaanwijzing

AUS

os

e

ERFAHRUNG

Istruzioni

per

Puso

GUT

14

VAMPYR

831i

electronic

A

=

Opening

button

for

paper

dustbag

compartment

B

=

Button

for

accessories

compartment

C

=

Accessories

compartment

D

=

On/Off

button

E

=Micro-filter

change

indicator

F

=

Electronic

power

control

G

=

Dustbag

full

indicator

H

=Foot-operated

flex

rewind

button

1

=

Micro-filter

cassette

J

=Micro-filter

K

=

Storage

rail

L

=Motor-protection

filter

M

=

Paper

dustbag

N

=Floor

cleaning

head

O

=

Carrying

handle

P

=

Button

for

suction

hose

removal

Q

=

Telescopic

tube

R

=

Handle

S

=

Suction

hose

T

=

Socket

for

electric,

power

cleaning

head

2/G2

9/91

GB/EU

2M

7/92

GB/EU

Contents

Description

of

appliance

Before

using

the

appliance

for

the

first

time

Safety

instructions

for

the

user

Assembling

the

vacuum-cleaner

ready

for

use

Fitting

suction

hose

and

tube/s

together

Suction

tube/Telescopic

tube

Connecting

suction

hose

Mains

connection/Flex

rewind

Using

the

floor

cleaning

head

A

accessory

nozzies

Using

the

floor

cleaning

head

`

Accessory

nozzles

Switching

on

and

adjusting

Switching

on

Adjusting

power

Maintenance

Changing

the

paper

dustbag

Changing

the

micro-fitter

Motor

protection

filter

Transportation

and

storage

What

do

I

do

if...?

Special

accessories

For

the

sake

of

the

environment

AEG

Service

Centres

in

Europe

19

19/20

21

21

22

23

24

24/25

26

27

Printed

on

recycled

paper.

AEG

-

putting

words

into

action.

15

16

Before

using

the

appliance

for

the

first

ime

Please

read

all

the

information

contained

in

this

booklet.

It

gives

you

important

in-

structions

on

safety,

use,

and

maintenance

of

the

appliance.

Please

keep

these

instructions

in

a

safe

place

and

pass

them

on,

if

necessary,

to

the

next

owner.

Safety

instructions

for

the

user

W

This

appliance

meets

the

radio

interference

suppression

requirements

of

EC

Directive

82/499

EC

and

87/308

EG,

EN

55014/DIN

VDE

0875

Part

1,

as

well

as

the

standards

concerning

the

reverse

effects

of

electrical

appliances

on

the

power

mains

EN

60

555

Parts

1-3/DIN

VDE

0838

Parts

1-3,

of

June

1987.

E

This

appliance

must

only

be

connected

to

the

same

mains

voltage

as

shown

on

the

rating

plate.

@

The

circuit

of

the

socket

used

must

be

protected

with

a

fuse

of

at

least

13

A.

@

Before

maintenance

or

cleaning,

ensure

that

the

appliance

is

switched

off

and

-

unplugged

from

the

mains

supply.

@

Never

use

the

flex

to

pull

the

mains

plug

out

of

the

plug

socket.

@

Do

not

operate

the

appliance

if:

-

the

flex

is

damaged

—

the

housing

shows

visible

signs

of

damage.

@

Avoid

running

over

the

flex

with

the

appliance,

ceaning.

head

or

electric

power

cleaning

head.

@

ifnopaperdustbag

is

inserted

the

cover

cannotbeciosed.

Please

donotuse

force!

@

Make

sure

a

paper

dustbag,

a

MICROFILTER,

and

a

motor

protection

filter

are

always

inserted.

@

This

vacuum

cleaner

should

only

be

used

for

normal

dry

household

dustand

dirt.

lt

must

not

be

used

on

people

or

animals.

Keep

children

away

from

electrical

appliances.

The

manufacturer

cannot

be

held

responsible

for

any

damage

caused

by

use

or

operation

of

the

appliance

contrary

to

these

instructions.

Œ

Allow

fitted

carpets

that

have

been

shampooed

to

dry

out

completely.

Never

use

your

vacuum

cleaner

to

vacuum

liquids,

otherwise

it

may

be

damaged.

There

is

also

a

risk

of

an

electric

shock.

BR

Never

use

your

appliance

to

vacuum

matches,

glowing

embers,

or

cigarette-

ends.

Avoid

vacuuming

hard,

pointed

objects,

since

they

may

damage

the

appli-

ance

or

paper

dustbag.

@

If

the

flex

is

defective,

the

complete

flex

rewind

unit

should

be

replaced

by

your

AEG

Service

Centre

or

an

authorised

AEG

Service

Agent.

@

Repairs

to

electrical

appliances

should

only

be

carried

out

by

a

trained

electri-

cian.

Improper

repairs

may

place

the

user

at

serious

risk.

@

if

your

vacuum

cleaner

has

a

fault,

please

contact

your

electrical

retailer

or

the

AEG

Service

Centre

direct.

Æ

If

the

appliance

is

wrongly

operated

for

a

purpose

other

than

that

for

which

it

is

intended,

no

liability

can

be

accepted

for

any

possible

damage.

2/B1

9/91

GBVEU

-

2/S2

9/91

GB/EU

2/S2

9/91

GB/EU

Important

for

users

in

the

UK

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

fol-

lowing

code:

BLUE

-

neutral

BROWN

-

live

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance may'not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

PROCEED

AS

FOLLOWS:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

BROWN

must.be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

L

or

coloured

RED.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

BLUE

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

N

or

coloured

BLACK!

ifa

13

amp

plug

is

fitted,

fita

13

amp

BS

1362

fuse.

Ham

other

type

of

plug

is

used,

pro-

tect

with

a

15

amp

fuse

at

the

distribution

board.

For

appliances

which

come

with

mains

lead

and

plug

moulded

on:

the

plug

mould-

ed

on

to

the

cord

incorporates

a

fuse.

For

replacement

use

a

13

amp

BS

1362

fuse.

Only

ASTA

approved

or

certified

tuses

should

be

used.

The

fuse

cover/carrier

must

be

replaced

in

the

event

of

changing

the

fuse.

The

plug

must

not

be

used

if

the

fuse

Cover/carrier

is

lost.

A

replacement

cover/carrier

must

be

obtained

from

authorised

electrical

goods

retailers,

WARNING

Should

it

become

necessary

to

replace

the

moulded

on

plug

then

the

defective

plug

should

be

destroyed.

17

18

Assembling

the

vacuum-cleaner

ready

for

use

The

hose,

tubes

and

accessories

can

be

fitted

together

by

pushing

and

twisting,

and

taken

apart

by

twisting

and

pulling.

Fitting

the

suction

hose

and

suction

tube

together

Push

the

tube

end

of

the

hose

firmly

into

the

suction

tube.

Adjusting

the

telescopic

tube

Slide

the

button

on

the

tube

downwards

and

set

the

tube

at

the

most

convenient

fength

for

working

with.

E:

When

the

button

is

released

the

telescopic

tube

is

engaged

in

the

position

you

require.

Connecting

the

suction

hose

Insert

the

hose

holder

into

the.

suction

opening.

When

the

hose

is

to

be

disconnected

from

the

appliance,

press

the

release

button

and

pull

the

hose

holder

out

of

the

suction

opening.

2/SBM1

9/91

GB/EU

-

2/SBM2

9/91

GB/EU

-

2/SBM4

9/91

GB/EU

-

2/SBM5

9/91

GB/EU

2/SBM6

9/91

GB/EU

-

2/AD1

9/91

GB/EU

-

2/AD2

9/91

GB/EU

—

2/AD4

9/91

GB/EU

Mains

connection/Flex

rewind

The

mains

cable

is

located

in

the

cable

compart-

ment.

Press

the

foot

button

for

the

cable,

and

pull

the

cable

out.

Insert

the

plug

into

the

socket.

Atthe

end

of

vacuuming

switch

off

and

pull

the

plug

out

of

the

socket.

Press

the

flex

rewind

button

and

the

cable

rewinds

automatically.

‘Using

the

cleaning

head

and

accessory

nozzles

The

cleaning

head

and

nozzles

are

attached

to

the

suction

tube

by

pushing

and

twisting,

and

taken

apart

again

by

twisting

and

pulling.

Using

the

floor

cleaning

head

For

care

of

carpets

and

hard

floors,

the

cleaning

head

can

be

adjusted

to

suit

the

type

of

floor

with

your

foot:

for

carpets

=

Symbol

tor

carpet,

brush

withdrawn

for

hard

floors

Symbol

for

hard

floor,

brush

extended

For

other

optinal

extra

floor

cleaning

heads

see

Special

Accessories.

Accessory

Nozzles

—

Furniture

Brush,

Crevice

and

Uphoistery

Nozzles

The

integrated

accessories

compartment

contains

3

nozzles

-a

furniture

brush,

acrevice

nozzleanda

upholstery

nozzle.

Open

the

compartment

by

Pressing

lightly

on

the

cover

as

shown

in

the

illus-

tration.

19

Dusting

Brush

For

gentle

vacuuming

of

delicate

fabrics

and

objects,

i.e.

curtains,

furniture,

books,

pictures

etc.

For

vacuuming

in

those

normally

inaccessible

places

i.e.

reaching

cobwebs,

or

down

the

side

ofa

sofa!

C

Upholstery

Nozzle

For

vacuuming

upholstery,

mattresses,

etc.

The

thread

collectors

help

to

pick

up

the

threads

and

fluff,

E

20

2/AD5

9/91

GB/EU

-

2/AD6

9/91

GB/EU

-

2/AD7

9/91

GB/EU

2/BN1

9/91

GB/EU

~

2/IBNS

7/92

GB/EU

Switching

on

and

adjusting

Switching

on

Press

the

On/Off-button

to

switch

the

vacuum

cleaner

on

or

off.

Adjusting

power

—

foot

controls

The

vacuuming

power

can

be

adjusted

to

suitany

situation

with

the

electronic

power

control.

Cu

250

W

=

For

delicate

fabrics,

e.g.

net

curtains,

upholstery

E

650

W

=

Economy

setting

for

light

to

normally

soiled

carpets

E

max

=

For

hard

floors

and

heavily

soiled

carpets

-

{f

by

accident

you

press

two

buttons

at

once,

the

appliance

operates

at

the

higher

output.

If

the

appliance

is

switched

on

and

none

of

the

three

buttons

are

pressed,

it

will

always

work

at

the

lowest

output

i.e.

250

W.

21

22

Maintenance

Changing

the

paper

dustbag

Switch

off

and

pull

out

the

mains

plug

before

changing

the

dustbag.

Changing

the

paper

dustbag

is

necessary

when

the

dustbag

full

indicator

light

comes

on.

We

recommend

changing

the

dustbag

even

when

it

does

not

appear

to

be

full,

but

the

indicator

light

still

comes

on,

this

could

indicate

that

there

is

a

high

proportion

of

very

fine

dust

present.

Open

the

cover

by

pressing

the

button,

and

lifting

it

up

until

it

snaps

into

place.

Hygienic

dustbag

change:

when

you

take

out

the

full

dustbag,

you

automatically

cover

the

opening

by

pulling

on

the

closure

tag.

You

may

have

to

over-

come

a

slight

resistance

as

you

pull.

Full

dustbags

can

be

disposed

of

with

the

normal

household

rubbish.

Push

the

new

dustbag

into

the

guide

rails

as

far

as

it

will

go,

only

then

will

the

cover

close.

If

no

dustbag

is

inserted

the

cover

cannot

be

shut.

Please

do

not

use

force!

Paper

dustbag

sizes

Please

use

original

AEG

dustbags,

Size

23,

or

dustbags

which

carry

the

AEG

Quality

`

Seal.

They

are

available

from

electrical

retailers

under

the

order-number

E

618

899

683,

or

from

the

AEG

Service

Centre

under

ET-No.

668

901

263.

Damage

resulting

from

the

use

of

any

other

dustbag

is

not

covered

by

the

Guaran-

tee.

:

2AN1

7/92

GB/EU