Grundig VCH 7630 User manual

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VACUUM CLEANER
VCH 7630
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DEUTSCH 6 - 10
ENGLISH 11 - 19

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Please note the following when starting up the
appliance:
7This appliance is intended for domestic use
only. All guarantee claims expire if it is used
for industrial or commercial purposes.
7To avoid damage and risks due to improper
use, please read the instructions for use and
store in a safe place.
7Do not use it to clean wet surfaces.
7Do not use the appliance in a wet environment.
7Never hold the appliance in water or other
liquids.
7Keep the appliance and accessories away from
your eyes and ears while the appliance is in
use.
7The appliance is intended to be used
for vacuuming dirt and dust particles.
Do not use it to vacuum large objects which
block the appliance and can damage it as a
result.
7Do not sweep up cigarette butts, fireplace
ashes or matchsticks. This could cause a fire.
7Never use the appliance without the dust
container and filter.
7Do not use the appliance if the air inlet and
ventilation slits are blocked. Keep the air inlet
and ventilation slits free at all times of dust,
hairs and other elements which could block or
prevent the air flow.
7If using with the motorised brush, ensure you
constantly move the brush backwards and
forwards and do not allow it to rotate too long
on a stain.
7The motorised brush may only be cleaned if it
is not connected to the appliance.
7Never start up the appliance if it shows signs of
visible damage. This also applies to an
accidentally wettened appliance. In such cases,
contact your local specialist store.
7Use the mains adapter supplied only to charge
the appliance.
7Keep the appliance out of reach of children.
7Store the appliance in a dry and safe
environment only.
7Never open up the appliance. All rights to
claim under the guarantee are invalidated for
damage caused by improper interventions.
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Controls und component parts
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times.
Dust container.
Filter (inside the dust container).
Vacuum intake.
Pushbutton for opening
the dust container.
Charging indicator (LED).
Switch for switching on and off.
Handle.
Motor housing.
Compartment for the rechargeable
battery (underside of the appliance).
Accessories
Charging station for mounting on the wall
with mains adapter (see page 9).
Universal vacuum brush.
Motorised brush.
Narrow vacuum tube.
Upholstery brush.
3 Extension tubes.
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Floor brush
Use the universal vacuum brush together with
the three extension
tubes to clean small floor areas or curtains.
1Switch off the appliance.
2Firmly push an extension tube into the applian-
ce's vacuum intake .
3Depending on your requirements, insert one or
two extension tubes into the first extension
tube.
4Push the universal vacuum brush onto the
bottom extension tube.
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Motorised brush
Use the motorised brush to clean short pile
carpets or carpeting. It is particularly suitable for
removing animal hairs. Never use the motorised
brush on long hair/deep pile carpets.
1Switch off the appliance.
2Firmly push the motorised brush into the appli-
ance's vacuum intake .
Note
7When you install the motorised brush ensure
the contacts of the brush touch the contacts in
the appliance's vacuum intake.
Important
7Do not use the motorised brush to vacuum up
hair or long fibres.
7Do not touch the motorised brush during use.
Risk of injuries.
7If using with the motorised brush,
ensure you constantly move the brush
backwards and forwards and do not allow it to
rotate too long on a stain.
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Narrow vacuum tube and
upholstery brush
Use the narrow vacuum tube to clean places
difficult to reach, e.g. crevices and corners.
Use the upholstery brush to clean small areas
of upholstery.
1Switch off the appliance.
2Firmly push the narrow vacuum tube or the
upholstery brush into the appliance's vacuum
intake .
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Charging station for mounting
on a wall
Fix the charging station to a wall.
1Ensure the place you have chosen to install the
charger is free of concealed electric cables,
water or gas pipes.
2Choose an installation location near
a wall socket (230 V, 50 Hz) for connecting the
mains adapter.
Important
7Do not install the charging station anywhere
where it is exposed to direct sunlight or near a
heater/radiator.
Do not install the charger outdoors.
3Choose a suitable drill bit for the screws and
wall plugs supplied.
4Drill two holes approx 30 cm above the floor,
push in a wall plug and screw in the screws,
then hang up the charging station.
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If run with the installed rechargeable nickel
cadmium batteries, use the charging station with
the mains adapter as a charger.
Charging
If run with the installed rechargeable nickel cad-
mium batteries, use the charging station with the
mains adapter as a charger.
1Remove the accessory used.
2Insert the appliance in the charging station
so that it precisely fits.
– The charging contacts of the appliance and
the charging station touch each other.
3Plug the mains adapter into the wall socket.
– The charging process begins, the charging
indicator lights up red.
– The charging indicator remains lit until the
appliance is removed from the charging stati-
on or the mains adapter plug is disconnec-
ted.
– If charging has finished the red charging
indicator goes out.
Note
7Fully charge the batteries before using for the
first time or if the batteries have not been used
for a long time.
(20 hours).
7Charge the appliance at room temperature.
Lower or higher temperatures have a negative
effect
on the life of the batteries.
7The ambient temperature should be between
5˚C and 40˚C.
7After charging the running time is
8 minutes.
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Switching on and off
1Remove the appliance from the charging stati-
on .
2Depending on the requirements, insert one of
the accessories into the appliance's vacuum
intake .
3Switch on the appliance by pushing forward
switch .
4Switch off the appliance by pushing back
switch .
5Remove the accessory used.
6Insert the appliance in the charging station
so that it precisely fits.
Empty dust container and clean
1Hold the appliance vertically with the vacuum
intake facing downward.
2Press pushbutton and remove the dust con-
tainer from underneath.
3Remove the holder and filter from the dust
container.
Note
7You can wash the filter from time
to time with hot soapy water.
After washing, allow the filter to completely
dry.
4Empty the dust container , wash out and
dry.
Note
7Allow the dust container to completely dry
before you replace it in the appliance.
5Hold the appliance vertically facing upwards.
6Press button .
7Replace the dust container , ensure that
both plug-in contacts of the dust container are
precisely inserted in the correct position.
8Release button . Ensure the latch clicks into
place.
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Cleaning and care
7Do not clean the appliance with chemical
cleaning agents. These could damage the
housing
7Clean the appliance with a soft cloth and mild
soap only.
7Brush out the filter over a dustbin.
7The filter and the inside of the dust container
can be washed with hot soapy water. Do not
wash the filter in the washing machine.
7The filter and dust container must be completely
dry before they are used again.
7Before using, ensure the motorised brush is free
of hairs and fibres.
Replace the rechargeable
batteries
If damaged, the appliance may only be opened
by an authorised technician. Safety gloves must
be worn when the rechargeable batteries are
replaced.
1Undo the screw on the cover of the compart-
ment (underside of the appliance).
2Carefully remove the cover.
3Remove the safety clasp.
4Remove the rechargeable batteries and undo
the cable connections.
5Connect the cable connections to the new bat-
teries, then insert the batteries and the safety
clasp.
6Replace the cover and tighten screw.
Environmental information
7Never throw the rechargeable batteries in the
domestic waste. Used batteries must be placed
in the used battery collection containers in
shops or handed in to public bodies
responsible for waste disposal.
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Environmental information
This product has been made from high-quality
materials and parts, which are suitable for
recycling and can be reused.
Therefore, at the end of its life, the product must
not be disposed of in the normal domestic waste
but must be taken to a collection point for
recycling electrical and electronic appliances. This
is indicated by the following symbol on the
product, in the instructions for use or on the
packaging.
Please contact your local authority to find out
where your local collection points are.
Reusing and recycling old appliances is an
important contribution to protecting our
environment.
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Technical specifications
This product fulfils the
European Directives 89/336/EEC
and 73/23/ EEC.
Serial number
GML 4000
Power supply
230 V, 50 Hz at the wall socket
DC 22 V at the charging station
Rechargeable batteries: Nickel cadmium
Protection class
III
Weight (WEEE)
1800 g
Subject to technical and visual changes!
Ni-Cd

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