Operating Instructions
VACUUM CLEANER
❈
Before operating this unit, please read the instructions carefully.
❈ Indoor use only.
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ASSEMBLING THE CLEANER
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OPTION
OPTION
Features may vary according to model.
CAUTION : Please do not use dust bin handle
when carrying machine.
For storage, park the floor nozzle.
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OPERATING THE CLEANER
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2-1 ON/OFF SWITCH
2-2 POWER CORD
NOTE
When removing the
plug from the
electrical outlet, grasp the
plug, not the cord.
2-3 POWER CONTROL (INFRARED CONTROL)
1) REMOTE CONTROL TYPE
- HOSE
1. Vacuum cleaner ON/OFF
Press the ON/OFF button to operate the vacuum
cleaner.
Press again to stop the vacuum cleaner.
2. Vacuum cleaner MIN/MID
SENDER
Press the MIN/MID button to operate the vacuum at a
low level (for curtain cleaning, etc.).
Press again to operate the vacuum in a MID mode.
3. Using at MAX
Press the MAX button to operate the vacuum at maxi-
mum intake.
HANDLE CONTROL
[The cleaner is controlled by using
infrared signals.]
- BODY
OPTIONAL - DIGITAL SIGNAL
Press the power control button repeatedly to select
the correct mode.
(ON(MIN) → MID → MAX → OFF)
POWER CONTROL
NOTE : If the remote handle control is not
working, the cleaner can be operated
using the control button on the body
of the machine.
RECEIVER
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2) BODY-CONTROL TYPE
- HOSE
- BODY
To reduce suction for cleaning draperies,
small rugs, and other light fabrics, pull the
tap air until the hole is open.
MIN = For delicate surface e.g. net curtains.
MAX = For hard floors and heavily soiled carpets.
2-4 HOW TO USE AND MAINTAIN THE ACCESSORIES
Features may vary according to model.
PIPE
Adjust the length of the telescopic pipe
by sliding the length control button locat- To check for blockages, separate the tele-
ed in the center of the telescopic pipe
back and forth.
scopic pipe and adjust to shorten. This allows
for easier removal of waste clogging the tube.
ACCESSORY
Push the accessory on to
the end of the hose han-
dle.
Pull out and turn the dust-
ing brush for cleaning deli-
cate areas.
To use the upholstery tool,
push the accessory on to
the end of the hose handle
in the opposite direction.
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2
3
4
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ELBOW EXTENDING TUBE
(OPTION)
1. Connect the elbow extending tube to connecting part for hose knob and
telescopic pipe.
2. Fit the telescopic pipe to the lower part of the elbow extending tube.
3. Press the PUSH button.
4. With the PUSH button pressed, the elbow extending tube is folded.
5. Using the elbow extending tube allows hard to reach areas (e.g. under
furniture)to be cleaned without having to kneel down.
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OPTION
ŠꢀCarpet
Cleaning
ŠꢀFloor
Cleaning
Remove waste matter completely if the
inlet is blocked.
Adjust the inlet lever according to the
floor surface.
OPTION
OPTION
Vacuum dust in wide area at once
Remove waste matter completely
if the inlet is blocked.
Frequent vacuuming of hair or pet fur may cause a falling-off of the rotation due to
matters tangled around the drum. In this case, clean the drum with care.
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2
3
Remove waste matter
such as dust and hair
tangled around the
Remove the brushbar
from the transparent
screen.
Push the Open button of
the transparent screen
cover to separate the cover.
brushbar using scissors.
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5
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For improved pick-
up of pet hair and
fibre on carpets
Remove dust inside the
brush housing using a
dry duster or crevice tool.
Click the transparent
screen cover back into
place to reassemble.
Insert brushbar into
rotating belt and
assemble.
Clogs on turbine keeps brush from turning, and in this case, take care of it.
Turbine
OPTION
Brush
Remove waste
matter com-
pletely when
inlet is blocked.
To reassemble, align the cover to the
front of the main body and close. After
closing the cover, ensure that the lock
button is turned to the ‘LOCK’ position.
Brush for blanket
Turn the lock button to
‘UNLOCK’, and remove
waste matter.
For picking up pet hair
and fibre on upholstery
and bed linen.
Warning : Use for bedclothes only. Be cautious not to damage brush during unclogging.
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EMPTYING THE DUST BIN
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1
2
3
Once dust reaches the dust full
mark, or once the dust
full light is on, empty the dust bin.
Take the dust bin out by
pressing the button.
Separate the dust
bin cover.
CLICK
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5
6
Throw away dust in
the bin.
Close the dust bin cover.
Before use, push the dust bin
into the main body of the vac-
uum cleaner until you hear
the "click" sound.
- Empty into a plastic bag
(recommended for asthma/allergy sufferers)
NOTE
You may rinse the dust bin with cold water
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CLEANING THE DUST PACK
4-1. WHEN TO CLEAN THE DUST PACK
- If suction is noticeably reduced during cleaning, please check the dust pack as indicated
below.
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Suction is significantly weakened during cleaning.
Shaking sound of inlet stuck to the floor (soft mats, blankets, etc.) is heard.
SENDER
Turn the vacuum power to 'MAX'
HANDLE CONTROL
If the filter check indicator turns red
with the inlet floating 10 cm above
flat floor, clean it.
When the indicator light comes
on, please empty the Dust
Pack(4-2) as shown in the fol-
lowing illustrations.
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4-2 CLEANING THE DUST PACK
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2
3
Remove the dust bin and dust
pack as shown.
Remove the sponge pad from
the dust pack
.
Remove the fixed frame
of the dust pack cover.
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5
6
Wash the sponge and the filter
of the dust pack with water.
Let the sponge and dust pack dry
in the shade for more than
12 hours.
Put the sponge into
the dust pack.
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8
Before reassembly,
align the dust pack cover
and dust pack correctly.
Put the assembled dust pack
into the main body.
NOTE : Make sure the filter is completely dry before putting it back into the vacuum
cleaner. Allow 12 hours for it to dry.
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CLEANING THE MOTOR PROTECTION FILTER
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Remove the motor protection filter from
the vacuum cleaner.
Take out both the dust bin and the
dust pack.
Shake and tap the dust from it and put
back in machine.
CLEANING THE OUTLET FILTER
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Press the fixed frame
part at the back of the
main body to remove.
Pull out the HEPA Filter Dust the HEPA filter. Put the HEPA filter into
using the tab.
the main body until you
hear a ‘click’ sound.
OPTION - MICRO CARBON FILTER
NOTE : Replacement filters
are available at your
local Samsung dis-
tributor.
Remove and replace the blocked outlet filter.
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CHANGE THE BATTERY(OPTIONAL)
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BATTERY TYPE : AA Size
NOTE
1. When the vacuum cleaner does not work, replace the batteries.
If the problem persists, please contact our authorized dealer.
2. Use 2 batteries of size AA.
1. Never disassemble or recharge the batteries.
2. Never heat up the batteries or throw them into fire.
3. Do not reverse (+),(-) poles.
4. Dispose of the batteries properly.
WARNING
- IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM
PROBLEM
CAUSE
REMEDY 0
Motor does not start.
No power supply.
Thermal cut-out.
Check cable, plug and socket.
Leave to cool.
Suction force is gradually
decreasing.
Nozzle, suction hose or tube Check for blockage and
is blocked.
remove it.
Cord does not rewind fully.
Check that the cord is not
twisted or wound unevenly.
Pull the cord out 2-3m and
push the cord rewind button.
Vacuum cleaner does not
pick up dirt.
Crack or hole in hose.
Filter is full of dust.
Check hose and replace if
required.
Low or decreasing suction
Please check filter and, if
necessary, clean as illustrat-
ed in the instructions.
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contact the SAMSUNG customer care center.
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Web Site
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