Morphy Richards SuperVac 732102 User manual

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VC732102 MUK Rev1
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2-in-1 Cordless Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner
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Health and Safety
•WARNING: Whenever the cleaner is in use, due to
the risk of entrapment in rotating parts, keep
loose clothing, hair, fingers etc. away from the
brush bar, nozzle and any handheld accessories.
•WARNING: Disconnect from the mains supply
and remove the handheld vacuum cleaner (10)
before carrying out any routine maintenance,
such as cleaning any blockages, changing any
filters or accessing the motorised floor brush.
•This appliance can be used by children aged from 8
years and above and persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience
and knowledge, if they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning the use of the appliance in
a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
•Only use the mains adaptor supplied with the unit.
•Children shall not play with the appliance.
•Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be
undertaken by children without supervision.
Personal safety
• WARNING: Only lift the product by the handle (1) and
never pick the cleaner up by the motorised floor
brush.
• WARNING: isuse of the appliance could cause
personal injury.
•To prevent accidental contact with the rotating brush,
always remove the handheld unit before fitting, removing
or cleaning the motorised floor brush (21).
•Never use in the presence of explosive liquid or vapours.
•Never pick up inflammable or poisonous liquids such as
petrol, copier toner or other volatile substances. Never
pick up acids, asbestos or asbestos dust.
•Never touch the adaptor, product or cable with wet
hands.
•Unprofessional repairs can be dangerous for users.
•To protect against fire, electric shock and personal injury,
do not immerse cord, mains adaptor or cleaner in water
or other liquid.
•The appliance must never be left running unsupervised.
Location
•Do not use or keep this product outside.
•Do not store the appliance near hot surfaces eg. ovens or
heating appliances.
Product safety
•This appliance is not intended for liquid/wet pick up.
•Never use the appliance without the filter being installed.
•Never use the appliance to vacuum hot ashes, broken
glass, sharp objects or liquids.
•Never modify the cleaner in any way.
•Use only Morphy Richards spare parts and accessories.
Electrical requirements
•Check that the voltage on the rating plate of the mains
adaptor corresponds with your house electricity supply
which must be A.C. (Alternating Current).
•The battery is not a serviceable item. Remove at the end
of the product’s life for recycling.
The use of any electrical appliance requires the following common sense safety rules.
Please read these instructions carefully before using the product.
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Health and safety ........................................................................
Electrical requirements ..............................................................
Product overview / Features ......................................................
Charging / storage mount fixing ...............................................
Dual functionality ........................................................................
Upright vacuuming: assembly ...................................................
Upright vacuum cleaning ...........................................................
Handheld vacuum cleaning .......................................................
Using the attachments on the handheld vacuum cleaner ......
Tool storage .................................................................................
aintenance ................................................................................
aintenance - emptying the dust canister ..............................
aintenance - filters ..................................................................
aintenance - motorised floor brush .......................................
aintenance - trouble shooting ................................................
Storage ........................................................................................
Disposal .......................................................................................
Contact us ...................................................................................
Notes ............................................................................................
Guarantee ....................................................................................
Contents
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Features
(1) Upright handle
(2) Upright on/off button
(3) Power selector button
(4) Crevice tool
(5) Dusting brush
(6) Charging / storage mount
(7) Storage hook
(8) Upright handle release dial
(9) Handheld vacuum cleaner
handle
(10) Handheld vacuum cleaner
(11) Main vacuum cleaner body
(12) Handheld vacuum cleaner
release button
(13) Mains adaptor
( 13a )Mains adaptor connector
(14) Charging inlet
(15) Handheld vacuum cleaner
on/off button
(16) Charging / power indicator
light
(17) Dust canister
(18) Dust canister filter holder
assembly
(19) Dust canister release
buttons (on either side of
the dust canister)
(20) Floor brush release button
(21) Motorised floor brush
(22) Floorhead lights
Product overview
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Floor
vacuum
cleaning
Handheld
vacuum
cleaning
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Dual functionality
Your vacuum cleaner can easily be configured
into two different cleaning modes:
•Upright vacuum cleaner for floors and carpets.
•Handheld vacuum cleaner (10) which can be
carried with you whilst cleaning hard to reach
places.
Charging / storage mount fixing
25.4mm
25.4mm
the ground
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762mm - This is the minimum height
above the ground for wall
mounting, it may be
mounted higher if required.
NOTE: The mounting
must be within 1.5 metres
of a mains outlet socket
to enable the mains
adaptor to reach.
During unpacking of the product, make sure that
the packing insulation piece between the handheld
vacuum cleaner (10) and the main vacuum cleaner
body (11) is removed.
Charge the product fully before first use.
1The charging / storage mount (6) must be fixed to
a suitable wall with three 4mm (No. 8) pan-head
screws (NOT PROVIDED). The screws and plug
must be suitable for the relevant wall type and be
capable of supporting a minimum of 5kg.
The position of the three holes for the fixing plugs
should be as shown in the diagram (see left).
After the charging / storage mount has been fixed
to the wall, fit the storage hook (7) to the rear of the
upright handle (1) by locating in the slot provided
and then lifting up until it clicks into position.
To fit the vacuum cleaner onto the charging /
storage mount, simply hook the product onto the
mount using the storage hook.
2To charge, plug the mains adaptor (13) into the
mains supply and switch on, then plug the mains
adaptor connector (13a) into the charging inlet (14)
on the underside of the handheld vacuum cleaner
(10), this is accessible through a hole in the back
of the main vacuum cleaner body (11).
Then hook the vacuum cleaner onto the wall
mounted charging / storage mount whilst charging.
3The four charging/power indicator lights (16) will
illuminate one by one from the lowest light to the
uppermost light in a continuous loop to indicate
the product is charging.
As charging continues, each light from the lowest
to the uppermost will remain constantly illuminated
one-by-one to indicate how much the unit has
charged. All lights will extinguish when the product
is fully charged. A full charge may take 5 hours.
When fully charged, unplug the mains adaptor
connector and switch off / unplug the mains
adaptor from the mains supply.
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Upright vacuum cleaning
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Turn the product on by pressing the upright
on/off button (2).
When the product is turned on, the handheld
vacuum cleaner power indicator light (16) will
illuminate blue and the floorhead lights (22) will
illuminate.
NOTE: When the battery reduces to a pre-set
level the product will stop, the light will
extinguish and the product must be recharged.
Two power settings are provided. When
switched on, the unit will automatically start at
high power. By pressing the power selector
button (3) once, the power will drop to low.
Press the button a second time to switch the
power back to high (see diagram 2, above right).
Further presses of the power selector button will
toggle the power between low and high.
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Using the product on low power will be sufficient
for light cleaning and will extend the running time
until the product needs to be recharged.
You can also turn the product on with the
handheld vacuum cleaner on/off button (15).
Switching the power on using this button will not
run the rotating brush bar in the motorised floor
brush (21).
NOTE: There are no variable power settings on
the handheld vacuum cleaner (10).
Upright vacuuming: assembly
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1Swing the upright handle (1) on the main vacuum
cleaner upwards until it clicks into place in an
upright position.
2Place the motorised floor brush (21) on a level
surface and align the connector on the neck of
the motorised floor brush with the connector hole
on the base of the main vacuum cleaner body
(11).
Holding the neck of the motorised floor brush in
place, lower the main vacuum cleaner body onto
the motorised floor brush until you hear the two
pieces click into place.
When attaching the motorised floor brush, ensure
that the latching mechanism is fully locked in
place to ensure electrical connection is made.
3Fit the handheld vacuum cleaner (10) into the
cavity on the main vacuum cleaner body by firstly
sliding the suction end into place over the
suction hole in the main vacuum cleaner body
cavity, then push the handle end in to place until
a click is heard.
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Using the attachments on the handheld vacuum cleaner
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1P ush the accessories (4) or (5) into the suction
inlet on the end of the handheld vacuum
cleaner.
2A lternatively, for extra reach, attach the
accessories together and push the assembly
into the suction inlet on the end of the
handheld vacuum cleaner.
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List of attachments
Crevice tool (4) for awkward places, corners
and behind radiators etc. This tool is also
useful on stairs.
Dusting brush (5) for carpet, upholstery and
stairs etc.
Handheld vacuum cleaning
2
1
This function is ideal for cleaning stairs,
curtains, upholstery and hard to reach places.
1To separate the handheld vacuum cleaner (10)
from the main vacuum cleaner body (11), press
the handheld vacuum cleaner release button
(12).
2Pull the handheld vacuum cleaner away from
the main vacuum cleaner body (11).
•After use, return the handheld vacuum cleaner
(10) to the cavity on the main vacuum cleaner
body (11) by firstly sliding the suction end into
place over the suction hole in the main vacuum
cleaner body cavity, then push the handle end
in to place until a click is heard.
•The handheld vacuum cleaner only has a high
power mode, not variable power.
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When not in use, the attachments may be stored
on the storage / charging mount (6) as shown
below.
The storage / charging mount should already be
fitted to the wall (see ‘Charging / storage mount
fitting’ page 5).
WARNING: Always remove the handheld
vacuum cleaner from the main vacuum cleaner
body and the mains adaptor from the mains
supply before undertaking any maintenance or
cleaning procedures.
Your cleaner is manufactured to withstand normal
day-to-day use, but an occasional wipe over with
a damp cloth will help maintain its good looks.
Take care not to get the electrical connections wet.
Abrasive cleaners should not be used.
Empty the dust canister (17) regularly even if it does
not look full, this will maintain the performance.
1.Remove the handheld vacuum cleaner (10) from
the main vacuum cleaner body (11) (see
‘Handheld vacuum cleaning’, page 7).
2.Press the dust canister release buttons (19) and
pull the dust canister away from the handheld
vacuum cleaner.
3. Remove the dust canister filter holder assembly
(18) and empty the dirt from inside the dust
canister. Care should be taken not to release the
dust until over a bin.
At the same time, ensure the top and bottom areas
of the cyclone cone (18a) (see image 3 on page 9 )
are cleaned and free from dust or other debris.
4. It is recommended that the individual parts of the
dust canister filter holder assembly (18 - including
the pleated filter 18b) (see image 3 on page 9)
are brushed or tapped clean before refitting on
each empty of the dust canister (to access, see
‘Maintenance - filter’ section). In addition, they
must be washed monthly as instructed in the
‘Maintenance - filter’ section.
5. Fit all parts of the dust canister filter holder
assembly (18) back together, then refit back into
the dust canister (17), then replace the dust
canister back onto the handheld vacuum cleaner.
6. Replace the handheld vacuum cleaner (10) back
into the main vacuum cleaner body (11) if upright
cleaning.
Tool storage
aintenance
aintenance - emptying
the dust canister
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18
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The guarantee may be invalidated if the motor
is damaged due to: using the appliance
without the filters installed; not cleaning the
filters; or not replacing a damaged filter.
Cleaning the dust canister filters
To maintain suction, the individual parts of the
dust canister filter holder assembly (18) must
be cleaned each time the dust canister (17) is
emptied.
1.Follow steps 1-4 of ‘Emptying the dust canister’.
2.Pull the pleated filter (18b) out from the filter
holder assembly (18) by slightly twisting it
anti-clockwise, then pulling it away from the
cyclone cone (18a).
3. Every month, wash the pleated filter (18b) in
luke-warm water and thoroughly air dry before
re-fitting, as well as cleaning the cyclone cone
(18a).
I PORTANT: Do not wash the filters with hot
water or detergents.
I PORTANT: Do not use heated appliances to
dry the filters.
4. Fit all parts of the dust canister filter holder
assembly (18) back together, then refit back into
the dust canister (17), then replace the dust
canister back onto the handheld vacuum cleaner.
5. Replace the handheld vacuum cleaner back into
the main vacuum cleaner body (11) if upright
cleaning.
If the motorised floor brush (21) is stalled,
eg. by a foreign object or if used on very deep
pile carpet, switch off, remove the cause of the
stall, and leave for a few minutes to allow the
floor nozzle protection to self reset.
To clean the motorised floor brush, you must
remove the handheld vacuum cleaner as shown
in ‘Handheld vacuum cleaning’, page 7. Then,
press the floor brush release button (20) and pull
the motorised floor brush away.
Turn the motorised floor brush (21) over to
inspect the rotating brush bar (21c).
Push the locking button (21a) on the brush bar
cover (21b) forward to unlock the cover.
Open the brush bar cover (21b) and lift the
rotating
brush bar (21c) out. Pull away any hairs or fibres
from the rotating brush bar, checking especially
around the ends of the brush bar. If they are tightly
wound around the brush, carefully snip the fibres
with scissors, being careful not to damage the
rotating brush bar, pull away from the rotating
brush bar and dispose of. Also, check for any
blockages to the floorhead suction inlet - if any are
noted, clear before replacing the
rotating brush
bar. Replace the rotating brush bar and brush bar
cover in their original position and re-lock the
locking button
(21a)
.
aintenance - filters
aintenance - motorised
floor brush
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18 a 18 b
3
4
21b
21c
21a
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21c21b
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•“Does not pick-up”/ “ otorised floor-brush
running slow or soon stops”
Check for hairs/fibres that may be wrapped
around the rotating brush-bar.
IMPORTANT: Remove the brush bar as described
on page 9. Fine hairs or fibres may be caught
unseen in the ends of the brush bar. Carefully
remove the hairs and re-fit the brush bar.
•“Does not pick-up” / “Suction of handheld
cleaner has reduced”
In addition to emptying the dust canister, it is very
important that the individual parts of the dust
canister filter holder assembly (18) (see image 3
on page 9) are regularly and thoroughly cleaned.
See ‘Maintenance - filters’ section on page 9 for
details of how to access and clean them.
•“Does not pick-up from the floor but the floor
brush is rotating and the handheld has good
suction”
Switch off the product, remove the motorised
floor brush and check for blockages in the
floorhead suction inlet connector area between
the motorised floor brush and the main vacuum
cleaner body.
•“Product not charging”
Check the indicator light (16) on the front of the
handheld cleaner is glowing to indicate that
charging is in process. If the indicator is not
showing, check the mains adaptor is fully fitted into
the mains socket and the socket is switched on.
1. Fit the handheld vacuum cleaner (10) back into
the cavity on the main vacuum cleaner body
(11)
by firstly sliding the suction end into place over
the suction hole in the main vacuum cleaner body
cavity, then push the handle end in to place until a
click is heard.
2. The upright handle (1) is collapsible for compact
storage by turning the upright handle release dial
(8) towards the front of the main vacuum cleaner
body.
WARNING: When locking the handle, keep this
area clear. Be careful not to trap your fingers
or any loose items of clothing etc .
3. Place the tools onto the charging / storage mount
(6) (see ‘Tool storage’, page 8).
4. Rather than compact storage (as described in point
2), you may wish to hang the product from the
charging / storage mount (which must be attached
to a wall using suitable screws and wall plugs). Use
the storage hook (7) to hang the product from the
lip in the centre of the charging / storage mount.
aintenance - troubleshooting Storage
Wall
Wall
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