Morphy Richards Supervac Deluxe User manual

VC734050MUK Rev3

Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

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CHARGE THE PRODUCT FULLY BEFORE FIRST USE

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UK and Ireland customers only

IMPORTANT: Maintain your product to ensure optimum performace and

product life. Please read the maintenance section thoroughly.

The guarantee may be invalidated if the motor is damaged due to: using the

appliance without the filter(s) installed; not cleaning the filter(s); not replacing

a damaged filter; not clearing any blockages.

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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 (15) before carrying out any routine

maintenance, such as cleaning any blockages, changing any filters,

accessing the motorised floor brush or removing the battery.

•WARNING: Misuse of the appliance could cause personal injury.

•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.

•If the battery is damaged, do not use or try to charge it. Contact the

helpline on the back page.

•Refer to page 11 for disposal of the product and battery.

Personal safety

• WARNING: Only lift the product by the handles (3 & 6)

and never pick the cleaner up by the motorised floor

brush.

•To prevent accidental contact with the rotating brush bar,

always remove the motorised floor brush (22) during

maintenance.

•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.

ocation

•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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Features

(1) Backsaver handle button

(2) Upright handle On/Off

button

(3) Upright handle

(4) Backsaver pivot

(5) Handheld charging inlet

(6) Handheld vacuum cleaner

handle

(7) Power level indicator lights

(8) Charge indicator

(9) On/Off button

(10) Dust canister release

button

(11) Main filter

(12) Dust canister

(13a) Upright handle connector

hole plug

(13b) Upright handle connector

hole

(14) Upright handle release

buttons

(15) Handheld vacuum cleaner

(16) Battery

(17) Battery release button

(18) Dust canister swing base

release button

(19)

Handheld vacuum cleaner

attachments release buttons

(20) Handheld vacuum cleaner

suction inlet

(21) Dust canister swing base

(22) Motorised floor brush

(23) Mains adaptor connector

(24) Mains adaptor

(25) Dusting brush

(26) Upholstery nozzle

(27) Crevice tool

(28) Charging cradle electrical

connectors

(29) Charging cradle

(30) Tool storage

(31) Charging cradle base

(32) Charging cradle charging

inlet

(33) Charging cradle base

detach button

(34) Upper cord storage hook

(35) Lower cord storage hook

(36) Extension tube handheld

connection end

(37) Extension tube

(38) Extension tube

attachments release

buttons

(39) Extension tube suction end

Product overview

1617

31 32 34

33 35

25 2623

13a

13b

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Multiple functionality

Your vacuum cleaner can easily be configured into several different cleaning modes:

•Two configurations as a vacuum cleaner for floors and carpets.

•Handheld vacuum cleaner which can be carried with you whilst cleaning.

•Extended reach vacuum cleaner for cleaning hard to reach places such as high coving etc.

Floor

vacuum

cleaning

in upright

mode

Handheld

vacuum

cleaning

Extended

reach

cleaning in

handstick

mode

Floor

vacuum

cleaning in

handstick

mode

Set up and charging

2A 2B

Charge the product fully before first use.

1Fit the battery (16). Hook the lower end of the

battery into the cleaner, then push the top of

the battery firmly until it locks into place.

The battery will not need to be removed again

unless the product reaches the end of its useful life.

Removal of battery or replacement:

If the battery needs to be removed again, slide the

battery release button (17) towards the handheld

vacuum cleaner handle (6) and pull from the top end

of the battery to remove.

Only use battery number 734000-B for this product.

In extreme conditions, batteries may be subject to

leakage. If touched, wash skin with hot soapy

warning. Do not try to use or recharge the battery in

this condition.

2A Assemble the charging cradle (29) to the charging

cradle base (31). If necessary, the two parts can be

separated again by pressing the charging cradle

base detach button (33), then pulling apart. Insert

the mains adaptor connector (23) into the charging

cradle charging inlet (32). Seat the vacuum cleaner

into the charging cradle, ensuring the charging

cradle electrical connectors (28) align with the

handheld vacuum cleaner electrical connectors.

Connect the mains adaptor (24) to the mains supply.

2B Alternatively (provided the unit is in the charging

cradle (29)), insert the mains adaptor connector (23)

into the handheld vacuum cleaner charging inlet (5).

The connector will only fit one way. Connect the

mains adaptor (24) to the mains supply.

After the adaptor is connected, the charge indicator

(8) will illuminate within a few seconds.

3When the battery is empty and the product is put

onto charge, the first bar of the charge indicator will

start to flash. As the battery charges, the

illumination of this bar will become steady and the

next bar will start to flash. When the illumination of

all 3 bars is steady, the battery is fully charged. This

3 bar steady illumination will remain for 5 minutes,

then the charging process will automatically stop

and the bar illumination will extinguish to save

power. A full charge may take 4 hours.

If all three bars are flashing, this indicates a fault,

please see ‘Maintenance - troubleshooting’, pages

10 and 11.

When fully charged, the mains adaptor may be

switched off and unplugged. If unused, the batteries

will remain charged for many weeks so there is no

need to keep constantly on charge.

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Assembly in upright mode

1Push the neck of the motorised floor brush (22)

into the handheld vacuum cleaner suction inlet (20)

until it clicks into place.

To remove the upright handle connector hole plug

(13a) from the upright handle connector hole

(13b), press the upright handle release buttons

(14) and pull the

plug out

3Push the upright handle (3) into the upright handle

connector hole (13b).

If floor vacuum cleaning in upright mode, press

the upright handle On/Off button

(2)

If vacuum cleaning in any other mode, press

the On/Off button

(9)

Pressing either button

(2 or 9)

will switch the

product on at MAX. A second press will change

the power to TURBO, a third press will change

the power to MIN and a fourth press to OFF.

The product may also be switched off by

pressing the switch continuously for 2 seconds.

When the product is on, one of the three power

level indicator lights

(7)

will illuminate to display

which power setting has been selected and the

charge indicator

(8)

will also illuminate to show

the amount of battery charge remaining.

The MAX setting should be sufficient for the

majority of cleaning tasks. The TURBO setting

will produce the best cleaning results, but the

battery charge will be used more quickly. Using

on MIN power will be sufficient for light

cleaning and will extend the usage time before

the battery needs recharging.

NOTE: The motorised floor brush

(22)

will not

rotate when the MIN setting is chosen.

As the battery charge is diminished during use,

the number of illuminated bars on the charge

indicator

(8)

will reduce. When the bar starts to

flash, the battery charge is close to its

minimum limit. The product will automatically

stop when the battery charge reaches its

minimum limit. The battery must then be

re-charged.

NOTE:

After approximately 15 minutes of

continuous use on the MAX/TURBO setting,

the power will automatically reduce to the MIN

setting to prevent over-discharge of the battery,

when this occurs, the motorised floor brush

(22)

will not rotate.

NOTE: Using the product solely on the MIN

setting will give up to 60 minutes of use in

the handheld mode.

Switching on and power settings

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Handheld vacuum cleaning

This function is ideal for cleaning stairs,

curtains and upholstery.

To separate the

upright handle

(3) from the

handheld vacuum cleaner (15), press the

upright handle release buttons (14) and pull

the

upright handle

away from the handheld

vacuum cleaner.

To enhance the appearance, you may wish

to insert the upright handle connector hole

plug (13a) into the upright handle connector

hole (13b). This is optional.

To remove again, press the upright handle

release buttons (14) and pull the

plug out

To attach the motorised floor brush (22) to the

handheld vacuum cleaner (15), push the neck of

the motorised floor brush into the handheld

vacuum cleaner suction inlet (20) until it clicks into

place.

To separate the motorised floor brush from the

handheld vacuum cleaner, press the handheld

vacuum cleaner attachments release buttons (19)

and pull the motorised floor brush away from the

handheld vacuum cleaner.

Using in upright mode

Assemble the product for upright vacuum

cleaning (see ‘Assembly in upright mode’, page

5).

IMPORTANT: When using the motorised floor

brush (22), never keep it in one location on

the floor for an extended period and do not

leave the product running whilst standing still.

The rotating brush bar could cause damage

to some floor coverings if the floor is exposed

to the rotating brush action for a continued

period of time.

If cleaning floors under tables, chairs or low lying

furniture , press the back saver handle button (1) to

pivot the upright handle forwards, allowing the

main body to drop parallel with the floor without

you having to bend down.

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Using the extension tube for extended reach and handstick mode

For quick and easy vacuum cleaning on floors,

push the motorised floor brush (22) into the

extension tube

suction end (39) and attach the

extension tube (37) to the handheld vacuum

cleaner suction inlet (20). To remove the

motorised floor brush, press the extension tube

attachments release buttons (38). To remove

the extension tube, press the handheld vacuum

cleaner attachments release buttons (19).

For extra reach whilst cleaning high areas like

coving etc, use the crevice tool (27), upholstery

nozzle (26) or dusting brush (25) in place of the

motorised floor brush (22).

Handheld vacuum cleaning (continued)

To use the crevice tool (27) upholstery nozzle

(26), or dusting brush (25) in place of the

motorised floor brush (22), align the ridges on

the side of the tool with the grooves inside the

handheld vacuum cleaner suction inlet (20) and

push in place until a click is heard. To remove it

again, press the handheld vacuum cleaner

attachments release buttons (19).

NOTE:

To use the dusting brush

(25)

, it must be

attached to the upholstery nozzle

(26)

(see ‘Using

the attachments’, below).

Using the attachments

Crevice tool and brushes

Crevice tool (27) for awkward places, corners

and behind radiators etc. This tool is also useful

on stairs.

Dusting brush (25) for carpet, upholstery and

stairs etc.

Upholstery nozzle (26) for upholstery and

bedding etc.

The dusting brush

(25)

must be attached to the

upholstery nozzle

(26)

. Slide the dusting brush on

to the front of the upholstery nozzle until it clicks

into place, as shown.

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When not in use, the attachments may be stored

in the tool storage

(30)

on the charging cradle

(29)

as shown (right)

Attach the dusting brush

(25)

to the upholstery

nozzle

(26)

as shown above.

Slide the combined dusting brush and upholstery

nozzle onto the crevice tool

(27)

Push the base of the crevice tool into the tool

storage.

The guarantee may be invalidated if the motor

is damaged due to: using the appliance

without the filter(s) installed; not cleaning the

filter(s); not replacing a damaged filter; not

clearing any blockages.

Your cleaner is manufactured to withstand normal

day-to-day use, but occasionally wipe over with a

damp cloth to help maintain its good looks. Take

care not to get the electrical connections wet.

Abrasive cleaners should not be used.

Empty the dust canister (12) regularly even if it

does not look full, this will maintain the

performance.

To ensure optimum suction and performance, we

recommend that the canister is only filled to the

line shown on the side of the canister.

We recommend cleaning the filter (11) and

checking for any blockages every time the

dust canister (12) is emptied.

The dust canister can be quickly and easily

emptied:

1. Press the dust canister release button (10) and

pull the dust canister (12) away from the

handheld vacuum cleaner (15).

2. Remove the main filter (11) and set aside.

3. Use the dust canister swing base release button

(18) to open the dust canister swing base (21).

Tool storage

Maintenance

Maintenance - emptying

the dust canister and

cleaning the filters

11b

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4.Empty the dirt from inside the dust canister and

push the swing base closed again.

Remove the foam filter (11a) from the main filter (11).

6. Dust off the foam filter each time the dust

canister is emptied.

Every month, wash the foam filter in luke-warm

water and thoroughly air dry before re-fitting.

IMPORTANT: Do not wash the filter(s) with hot

water or detergents.

IMPORTANT: Do not use heated appliances to

dry the filter(s).

7. Replace the foam filter into the main filter.

8. Replace the main filter into the top of the dust

canister and replace the dust canister into the

handheld vacuum cleaner (15).

IMPORTANT: Never use the product without the

main filter (11) and the foam filter (11a) fitted.

Cleaning the dust canister filter

To maintain suction, the filter in the dust

canister must be cleaned regularly.

Follow steps 1 - 4.

9. Twist the dust canister filter (11b) slightly

anti-clockwise to unlock, then pull away from the

dust canister.

10. Twist part C anti-clockwise, this will unlock the

whole assembly ready for cleaning.

11. Brush clean all parts of the dust canister filter to

remove any hairs or fibres.

12.

When putting the dust canister filter back together

again, align the tabs on part B with the holes on

part A. Of the six mesh windows on part B, one

of them is half size, this window goes to the

bottom (almost in line with the flat edge of part A).

Place part B onto part A and hold in place.

13.Whilst holding part A and part B together. Align

the tabs on the cone section of part A with the

gaps on part C and bring together, then twist

part C clockwise to lock all parts together.

11b

part A part B part C

11b

1111a

part A part B

part A part C

part B

part A

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14.To refit the dust canister filter (11b) back into the

dust canister, a lign the arrow graphic on part A

with the unlocked padlock arrow graphic on the

dust canister, then twist so the arrow graphic on

part A aligns with the locked padlock arrow

graphic on the side of the dust canister.

15. Refit the main filter (11) into the dust canister filter

(11b).

16. Refit the dust canister (12) into the handheld

vacuum cleaner (15), ensuring the dust canister

swing base release button (18) faces away from

the handheld vacuum cleaner.

WARNING: The motorised floor brush (22)

must be removed before any maintenance

operations.

WARNING: Take care when using tools and

sharp objects.

1. If the motorised floor brush (22) is stalled, eg. by

a foreign object or if used on very deep pile

carpet, the power level indicator lights (7) will

flash. If this happens, switch off, remove the

motorised floor brush and then remove the cause

of the stall. Leave for a few minutes to allow the

floor brush protection to self reset.

2. To clean the motorised floor brush, turn the unit

off, press the handheld vacuum cleaner

attachments release buttons (19) and pull the

motorised floor brush away.

3.Turn the motorised floor brush (22) over to

inspect the rotating brush bar (22c).

4. Using a small flat bladed screwdriver gently turn

the locking button (22a) 1

/8 turn clockwise to

unlock the cover. Remove the cover (22b). Using

the small flat bladed screwdriver underneath the

end of the rotating brush, gently lift the rotating

brush bar (22c) out.

5. Pull-away any hairs or fibres from around the

rotating brush bar. If they are tightly wound

around the brush carefully snip the fibres/hairs

with scissors using the groove in the brush to

assist. Take care not to damage the brush

bristles. Inspect both ends of the brush for hairs

& fibres and remove if necessary. The end cap of

the brush that sits underneath the brush bar

cover (22b) should rotate freely.

6. Before replacing the motorised floor brush

(22), check to ensure there are no blockages in

the inlet aperture.

7. Replace the rotating brush bar and brush bar

cover in their original position and re-lock the

locking button (22a).

•“Does not pick-up”/ “Motorised floor-brush

running slow or soon stops”

Check for hairs/fibres that may be wrapped around

the rotating brush-bar.

IMPORTANT: Remove the rotating brush bar as

described on page 10. Fine hairs or fibres may be

caught in the ends of the rotating brush bar. Carefully

remove the hairs and re-fit the rotating brush bar.

Maintenance - motorised

floor brush

Maintenance - troubleshooting

22a

22b

22c

22b

22c

11b 1915

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