Vitek Waterfall VT-1832 G User manual

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MANUAL INSTRUCTION
www.vitek-aus.com
Waterfall
VT-1832 G
VT-1832 B
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VACUUM CLEANER
DESCRIPTION
1. Nozzle for the floor/carpets
2. Telescopic extension tube
3. Flexible hose handle
4. Flexible hose tip
5. Place winding power cord
6. Vacuum cleaner transportation handle
7. Power ON/OFF button
8. Latch
9. Dust collecting container
10. Place for nozzles installation
11. Wheel
12. Nozzles’ compartment cap
13. Dust collecting container transportation
handle
14. Small brush
15. Crevice nozzle
16. Nozzle for cleaning the furniture cover-
ings
17. Air flow dispenser
18. Water separator
19. HEPA-filter
USER MANUAL
Important safety instructions
Read these instructions carefully before
using the vacuum cleaner.
Warning
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or
hazards:
• Do not leave the vacuum cleaner unat-
tended when it is plugged in. Unplug the
appliance from the wall outlet when not in
use, and before servicing.
• To reduce the risk of electric shock, do
not use the appliance outdoors or on the
wet surfaces.
• Do not allow the appliance to be used as
a toy. Close attention is necessary when
used by children or peoples with disabili-
ties or near them.
• Examine the power cord regularly. Do not
use the appliance with damaged cord or
in case of any other damages.
• Contact the nearest authorized service
center for replacing the power cord and
for appliance repair.
• Use the appliance for the household pur-
poses only and according to the operating
instructions.
• Do not use the power cord as a handle for
transportation. Do not close door if the
cord runs through the doorway. Do not al-
low the cord to get into the contact with
the sharp edges or corners. Do not run
the vacuum cleaner over the power cord,
otherwise you could damage it. Keep the
cord away from the heat sources.
• Do not unplug the appliance by holding
the power cord. Disconnect the appliance
from the wall outlet only by holding the
plug.
• Do not handle the power cord plug or vac-
uum cleaner house by the wet hands.
• Do not allow any foreign objects to block the
inlets and outlets of the vacuum cleaner.
• Watch there is no dust, hairs, fluff, and any
other trash collected on the HEPA-filter as
it would block the normal airflow.
• Watch the hairs, ends of the cloths hang-
ing down, fingers or other parts of the
body are not near by any vacuum cleaner
inlets.
• Always switch the appliance off by ON/
OFF button before unplugging it from the
wall outlet.
• Do not use the appliance for collecting
the inflammable liquids like gasoline, dis-
solvent, etc. Do not use the appliance at
the places where such liquids are stored.
• Do not use the vacuum cleaner if the next
parts are not installed: - air flow dispens-
er; - water separator; - HEPA-filter.
Keep these instructions in touch.
Precautions
If suction power is suddenly down while
cleaning, switch the vacuum cleaner off im-
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mediately and check out if the telescopic
tube or flexible hose is blocked. Switch off
the vacuum cleaner, unplug the power cord
from the wall outlet, remove the blocking
substance, and continue cleaning.
- Do not operate the vacuum cleaner in the
areas where the flammable liquids are
kept.
- Insert the plug into the wall outlet by dry
hands only.
- Before cleaning remove the sharp objects
from the floor in order to prevent HEPA-fil-
ter damages.
-In order to disconnect the power cord
from the wall outlet hold the plug, do not
pull it out by the power cable.
Assembling vacuum cleaner
Unpack the vacuum cleaner completely and
ensure there are no any damages. Any fac-
tory defects or transportation damages are
the subjects of VITEK warranties.
Verify the vacuum cleaner voltage meets
the mains voltage in your supply line before
switching the appliance on.
Always switch the vacuum cleaner off and
unplug the power cord from the wall outlet to
change the nozzles or before maintenance.
Connecting and removing flexible hose
(Pic.1)
Insert the flexible hose tip (4) into the air in-
let located on the front panel of the vacuum
cleaner housing.
Connection of telescopic tubes and noz-
zles
- Connect the telescopic extension tube
(2) to the flexible hose handle (3) (Pic. 2).
Press fixing button and pull out the lower
part of the telescopic tube up to the length
you need (Pic. 3).
- Choose the nozzle you need: floor/car-
pet brush (1), small brush (14), nozzle
for cleaning the furniture coverings (15),
crevice nozzle (16), and connect it to the
telescopic extension tube (Pic. 4).
USING BRUSHES AND NOZZLES
Floor/carpet brush (1) (Pic.5-6)
Turn the switcher located on the brush to the
required position (depending on the type of
the surface you need to clean).
Small brush (14)
This nozzle is intended for collecting the
dust from the surfaces of the furniture. The
nozzle nap prevents the polish face of your
furniture from damages.
Nozzle for cleaning the furniture cover-
ings (15)
The nozzle is intended for cleaning the cov-
erings of your furniture.
Crevice nozzle (16)
This nozzle is intended for cleaning of the
radiators, crevices, corners and spaces be-
tween sofa pillows.
Operating instructions
Before using the appliance, unwind a suffi-
cient length of the power cord and insert the
plug into the wall outlet.
Attention!
- Vacuum cleaner with water filter is de-
signed for the dry cleaning only; it is for-
bidden to pick up the water or any other
liquids by this vacuum leaner.
- Switch the appliance on only if the next
parts are installed: - air flow dispenser; -
water separator; - HEPA-filter.
1. Rise the latches (8) up and detach the
motor block.
2. Take the water separator (18) together
with HEPA-filter (19) out of the dust col-
lecting container (9).
3. Pour about 1.8 L of the tap water into the
dust collecting container (9).
Attention: do not fill the dust collecting con-
tainer higher then «МАХ» mark.
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