Philips HR6070/10 User manual

Jack HR6071,6070

ENGLISH 6

POLSKI 14

ROMÂNĂ 22

РУССКИЙ 30

ČESKY 39

MAGYAR 47

SLOVENSKY 54

УКРАЇНСЬКА 62

HRVATSKI 71

EESTI 78

LATVISKI 85

LIETUVIŠKAI 92

SLOVENŠČINA 99

HR6071,6070

Important

◗Read these instructions for use carefully and

look at the illustrations before you start using

the appliance.

◗Always switch the vacuum cleaner off after

use.

◗Never suck up water (or any other liquid).

Never suck up ashes until they are cold.

◗Do not let water enter the vacuum cleaner or

the wall holder.Never immerse the vacuum

cleaner or the wall holder in water.

◗The charger plug feels warm.This is normal.

◗Only charge the vacuum cleaner with the

charger supplied.

◗Do not use the appliance if it is damaged.Take

it to an authorised Philips service centre for

repair.

Preparing the appliance for use

C◗Wind and store excess mains cord in the wall

holder.

C◗Screw the wall holder to the wall with the

screws supplied with the appliance.

◗You can also place the vacuum cleaner and

the wall holder FLAT on a table during

charging.

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C◗The crevice tool,floor nozzle and the stick

can be attached to the wall holder by pushing

them into the appropriate fastening slots.

Charging the appliance

1Make sure that the slide switch of the

vacuum cleaner is in off position (0) during

charging.The appliance will not charge if

the slide switch is in another position.

2Insert the charger plug into the wall

socket.

C3Always put the vacuum cleaner back onto

the holder after use to recharge the

batteries,even if the batteries are still

almost fully charged.

C◗The indicator light will come on to indicate

that the appliance is charging.

The indicator light will stay on as long as the

appliance is connected to the wall holder and the

plug is in the wall socket.

The indicator light does not give any information

about the charge level of the built-in batteries.

Charge the appliance for at least 16 hours before

you use it for the first time.

Recharge the appliance as soon as the motor

power decreases noticeably.

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If you are not going to use the appliance for a

longer period of time,we advise you to remove

the charger plug from the wall socket to save

energy.

Vacuum cleaning

C1Set the slide switch to position I for

normal suction power.Set it to position II

for turbo suction power.

Connecting accessories

Hard floors and carpets

C1Use the floor nozzle for vacuum cleaning

hard floors and carpets.

Fluff and hair

C1Assemble the fluff collector onto the

nozzle of the appliance or onto the floor

nozzle.Use the fluff collector to remove

hair or fluff.

Pass the fluff collector gently over the hairs or fluff

to be removed.The hairs or fluff will be worked

loose from the surface,collected and then sucked

up.

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Hard-to-reach places

C1Use the crevice tool for vacuum cleaning

hard-to-reach places.

Extra reach

C1You can assemble the stick for extra reach

when cleaning hard floors,carpets and

hard-to-reach areas.Push the narrow part

of the stick into the hole in the handle

until you hear a click.

C◗You can switch the appliance on by means of

the slide switch on the handle of the stick.

The appliance may only be used in position II

(turbo suction power) if the stick is attached.

C2To detach the stick,press the release

button underneath the handle of the

vacuum cleaner and pull the stick out of

the appliance.

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Emptying the dustbag

C1Press the break button and open the

vacuum cleaner over a dustbin.

C2Remove the dustbag from the dust

compartment.

3Empty the dustbag and the dust

compartment.

◗Clean the dustbag with a brush or with a

normal vacuum cleaner if it is very dirty.

Replacing the dustbag

C1Slide the ring holding the edge of the

dustbag upwards and remove the old

dustbag.

C2Slide the new dustbag onto the dustbag

frame.

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