Panasonic MC-E871K User manual

Panasonic

wouid

particularly

advise

that

you

carefully

study

these

Operating

instructions

before

attempting

operate

the

unit

and

that

you

note

the

Important

Safety

instructions.

This

product

complies

with

the

European

directives

73/23/EEC

and

89/336/EEC

and

with

the

Australian

Standards

3350

2.2

(1995)

and

Australian

EMC

requirements

for

the

C-Tick

Mark.

TABLE

CONTENTS

•

Caution

for

Mains

Lead

(UK,

IRL

only)

•

Important

safety

instructions

for

the

user

•

Cautions.

•

Identification

main

parts.

How

assemble

your

cleaner.

How

operate

your

cleaner.

How

store

your

cleaner.

Maintenance

and

Servicing.

Accessory

(Optional).

Page

5-7

7-8

REMINDER

FOR

CUSTOMER

The

mode!

and

serial

number

this

product

may

found

the

nameplate

located

the

bottom

your

cleaner.

You

should

note

the

model

and

serial

number

the

spaces

provided

and

retain

this

book

for

future

reference.

-—------

CAUTION

FOR

MAINS

LEAD

(UK,

IRL

Only)

—

-i--

----

Model

Number:.

Serial

Number:.

Date

Purchased:.

Where

Purchased:..

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

PLEASE

READ

THE

FOLLOWING

TEXT

CAREFULLY

This

appliance

supplied

with

moulded

three

mains

plug

for

your

safety

and

convenience.

amp

fuse

fitted

this

plug.

Should

the

fuse

need

replaced

please

ensure

that

the

replacement

fuse

has

rating

amps

and

that

approved

ASTA

BSI

BS1362.

Check

for

the

ASTA

mark

<$>

the

BSI

mark

the

body

the

fuse.

the

plug

contains

removable

fuse

cover

you

must

ensure

that

refitted

when

the

fuse

replaced.

you

lose

the

fuse

cover

the

plug

must

not

used

until

replacement

cover

obtained.

replacement

fuse

cover

can

purchased

from

your

local

Panasonic

Dealer.

THE

FITTED

MOULDED

PLUG

UNSUITABLE

FOR

THE

SOCKET

OUTLET

YOUR

HOME

THEN

THE

FUSE

SHOULD

REMOVED

AND

THE

PLUG

CUT

OFF

AND

DISPOSED

SAFELY.

THERE

DANGER

SEVERE

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

THE

CUT

OFF

PLUG

INSERTED

INTO

ANY

AMP

SOCKET.

new

plug

fitted

please

observe

the

wiring

code

shown

below.

any

doubt

please

consult

qualified

electrician.

IMPORTANT:

The

wires

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Blue:

Neutral

Brown

Live

the

colours

the

wire

the

mains

lead

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

your

plug,

proceed

follows:

The

wire

which

coloured

BLUE

must

connected

the

terminal

the

plug

which

marked

with

the

letter

coloured

BLACK.

The

wire

which

coloured

BROWN

must

connected

the

terminal

the

plug

which

marked

with

the

letter

coloured

RED.

Under

circumstances

should

either

these

wires

connected

the

earth

terminal

the

three

plug,

marked

with

the

letter

the

Earth

Symbol

How

replace

the

Fuse:

•

There

are

two

types

the

supplied

Mains

Lead

and

shown

below.

Open

the

fuse

compartment

with

screwdriver.

Replace

the

fuse

and

fuse

cover

detachable.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

THE

USER

When

using

this

vacuum

cleaner,

please

observe

these

basic

precautions.

WARNING:

reduce

the

risk

fire,

electric

shock,

injury:

not

leave

the

vacuum

cleaner

plugged

mains

outlet.

Unplug

from

the

outlet

when

not

use

and

before

cleaning

the

appliance

undertaken

maintenance

operations.

•

Electric

shocks

can

occur

used

outdoors

wet

surfaces.

•

This

appliance

not

intended

for

use

young

children

infirm

persons

without

supervision;

young

children

should

supervised

ensure

that

they

not

play

with

the

appliance.

•

not

use

with

damaged

cord

plug.

the

vacuum

cleaner

not

working

should

be,

has

been

dropped,

damaged,

left

outdoors,

come,

into

contact

with

water,

consult

authorised

Panasonic

Service

Centre.

•

not

pull

carry

cord,

‘use

cord

handle,

door

cord,

pull

cord

around

sharp

edges

corners.

not

run

vacuum

cleaner

over

the

cord.

Keep

cord

away

from

heated

surfaces.

•

not

handle

plug

vacuum

cleaner

with

wet

hands.

•

not

put

any

object

into

openings.

not

use

with

any

opening

blocked;

keep

free

dust,

lint,

hair

and

anything

that

may

block

reduce

air

flow.

•

Turn

off

all

controls

before

unplugging.

not

use

the

vacuum

cleaner

without

filters

and/or

dust

bag

place.

Never

try

patch

broken

dust

bag.

•

Keep

hair,

loose

clothing,

fingers,

and

all

parts

body

away

from

openings

and

moving

parts.

•

not

use

pick

flammable

combustible

liquids

such

gasoline

use

areas

where

they

may

present.

®This

appliance

should

serviced

authorised

Panasonic

Service

Centre,

and

only

genuine

Panasonic

spare

parts

should

used.

•

Use

extra

care

when

cleaning

stairs.

Keep

hold

the

handle

avoid

the

cleaner

fall.

NOTE:

These

vacuum

cleaners

have

been

designed

for

general

household

use

and

are

not

suitable

for

use

garage,

garden

suck

liquids.

This

appliance

provided

with

flexible

cord

and

this

becomes

damaged,

must

repaired

Panasonic,

Authorised

Service

Centre

qualified

person

order

avoid

any

hazard.

IDENTIFICATION

MAIN

PARTS

NOTE:

When

unpacking

the

vacuum

cleaner,

make

sure

that

the

accessories

the

illustration

marked

{*),

are

supplied

with

the

product.

B-8)

Manual

suction

control

(*)

-______-

Hose

Ref.

no.

AMC8A92P1000

NOTE:

Floor

nozzles

and

extension

tubes

are

subject

change

without

notice.

B-2)

Automatic

cord

rewind

B-3)

ON/OFF

Switch

Rewind

the

cord,

pressing

the

pedal.

Start

stop

the

cleaner,

pressing

the

pedal.

Hard

ftoor

Regularly

clean

the

vacuum

cleaner

head

B-5)

Floor

nozzle

dust

sensor

(depending

model)

The

dust

sensor

indicator

automatically

informs

you

the

cleaning

conditions.

When

dust

present

the

air

being

vacuumed

the

red

indicator

lights

and

remains

lit

until

the

air

being

vacuumed

free

dust,

the

light

then

changes

green

indicating

that

the

area

clean.

The

dust

sensor

may

not

operate

correctly’if

the

air

flow

restricted

due

blockage

dust

build-up

the

sensor.

Check

the

suction

inlet,

tube

and

hose

for

any

blockage

and

remove

the

obstruction.

the

sensor

very

dusty,

dean

using

soft

dry

duster

(Fig

1).

v-L/

Red

light:

Dust

present

Green:

Clean

NOTE:

The

RED

indicator

will

light

when

the

vacuum

cleaner

first

switched

ON.

B-10}

Dust

bag

check

indicator

The

dust

bag

check

indicator

visual

aid

advise

you

the

condition

the

dust

bag.

red

mark

will

appear

the

window

when

airflow

through

the

bag

insufficient.

When

this

happens,

check

the

paper

bag,

may

full

blocked

with

fine

dust

and

needs

replaced,

(see

paragraph

D-1).

NOTE:

after

having

replaced

the

bag,

the

red

mark

continues

appear

the

window,

check

see

the

hose,

tube

suction

inlet

blocked.

■

HOW

Tore

your

cle

=ANER

For

easy

storage

and

transporting,

the

vacuum

cleaner

includes

clip

system

built

onto

the

body

the

cieaner,

which

will

keep

the

extension

tube,

hose

and

nozzle

vertical

position.

Maintenance

and

servicing

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

Before

servicing

any

part,

always

DISCONNECT

the

cleaner

from

the

electricity

supply.

the

electricity

supply.

D-1)

How

replace

the

dust

bag

elease

the

hook

shown

the

arrow

and

lift

the

cover

up.

Note:

When

lifting

the

cover

up,

keep

your

hand

away

from

the

rear

side

the

cover

avoid

injury.

rip

the

cardboard

the

dust

bag

and

pull

out.

stall

the

new

dust

bag

placing

the

cardboard

into

the

guides

the

dust

bag

support.

Before

closing

the

cover,

make

sure

all

edges

the

dust

bag

are

inside

the

bag

compartment.

lose

the

dust

cover.

IMPORTANT:

When

the

dust

bag

not

position

has

not

been

installed

correctly,

the

dust

cover

will

not

close.

recommend

the

use

genuine

Panasonic

bags

Type

C-2E

only.

D-2)

Filter

care

Central

Filter

(Fig.

Part

no.

AMC8F03D11G0

The

central

filter

(foam

filter),

installed

the

dust

bag

compartment

protect

the

motor

from

dirt.

When

becomes

dirty,

simply

rinse

out

warm

water

and

dry

thoroughly

before

replacing.

remove

the

centra!

filter,

hold

the

filter

the

top

(as

illustrated)

and

pull

out.

Important:

Ensure

that

the

filter

completely

dry

before

re-installing

into

the

cleaner.

Clean

Air

Filter

S-Class

(Fig.

Type

F-3s

The

clean

air

filter

installed

the

rear

side

the

cleaner.

This

filter

retains

any

small

dust

particles

which

may

present

the

expelled

air.

advisable

change

the

clean

air

filter

when

becomes

dirty.

guide,

once

twice

year

usually

sufficient

depending

use.

change

the

clean

air

filter,

hold

the

exhaust

cover

(as

illustrated)

and

pul!

out.

IMPORTANT:

Never

use

the

cleaner

without

the

correct

filters

properly

installed.

Failure

may

result

damage

the

motor.

Ift^

E-1)

Re-usable

cloth

bag

Part

no.

AMC8F9931300

230-24QV~5QHz

1400W

1200W

7.5

MC-E873K/MC-E873

230-240V~50Hz

1500W

1300W

313x460x243

7.5

SPECIFICATIONS

MC-E871K/MC-E871

MC-E873K/MC

Power

source

Max.

output

Nominal

output

Dimensions

(WxLxH)

313x460x243

Net

weight

Dusting

brush

Upholstery

nozzle

Crevice

nozzle

Extension

tube

(2/pcs)

Telescopic

tube

Floor

nozzle

with

dust

sensor

Floor

nozzle

Design

and

specifications

may

changed

without

notice.

Weight

and

dimensions

shown

are

approximate.

Matsushita

Electric

Espana,

S.A.

DIVISION

ASPIRADORAS

Zona

Industrial

del

Pollgono

CELRA

17460

CELRA

(Girona)

SPAIN

Z07P10900

MC-E875K/MC-E875

230-240V~50Hz

1500W

1300W

313x460x243

7.5

100%

recycled

paper

Printed

Spain

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