Atrix VACBP2 Bedienungsanleitung

Atrix

Back Pack Vacuum

OWNER’S MANUAL

Model: VACBP1

120V 12A, 1400W ETL US Canada

Model: VACBP2

230V 6A, 1400W EAC

Atrix International, Inc.

1350 Larc Industrial Blvd.

Burnsville, MN 55337

www.atrix.com

[email protected]

952.894.6154 Tel

800.222.6154 Toll Free Tel

952.894.6256 Fax

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USINGAPPLIANCE

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRICALSHOCK OR INJURY:

1. Do not leave appliance when plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing.

2. Electrical shock may occur if used outdoors or on wet surfaces.

3. Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near children.

4. Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer’s recommended instructions.

5. Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped,

damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water, return it to Atrix International.

6. Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close a door on cord, or pull cord around sharp edges

of corners. Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.

7. Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp plug, not the cord.

8. Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.

9. Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair,

and anything that may reduce airflow.

10. Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all body parts away from openings and moving parts.

11. Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking such as cigarettes, matches or hot ashes.

12. Do not use without filter in place.

13. Turn off all controls before unplugging.

14. Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.

15. Do not use to pick up any liquids, including flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or use in

areas where they may be present.

16. Connect to a properly grounded outlet only.

17. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or

instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BACK PACK VACUUM

1. Main Unit 15. Telescopic Tube

2. Exhaust Grill 16. Waist Band Back Support Panel

3. On/Off Power Switch 17. Waist Band

4. Canister Lid Tabs 18. Dusting Brush

5. Waist Band 19. Crevice Tool

6. Shoulder Straps 20. Blower Port

7. Back Board Panel 21. Pet Hair Remover

8. Carry Handle 22. Floor to Carpet Brush

9. Hose Inlet 23. Exhaust Filter

10. Canister Lid 24. BlowingAttachments

11. Flexible Hose 25. HEPADust Bag

12. Flexible Hose handle 26. Shake-Out Bag

13. Variable Suction Control 27. HEPAPre-Motor Filter

14. Telescopic Tube Release Button 28. Turbo Brush (Not Pictured)

Operating Instructions

Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock, the power cord must be

disconnected before removing the dust bag, shake-out bag,

changing the filters or performing maintenance or trouble-

shooting checks.

Assembling Your Vacuum

5 The cardboard face of the new bag should

Cleaner rest securely in the dust bag cover guides.

Note: Always remove the power plug (Fig. 3)

from the wall outlet before attaching

or removing accessories.

Inserting the HEPA Dust Bag

Note: This unit can be used with the shake-

out bag alone, however it must be cleaned Fig. 3

after every use if there is no HEPA dust bag 6 Ensure that the shake-out bag is in place.

installed. (Fig. 4)

Important: Do NOT use the vacuum with

out all filters, shake-out bag, and with or without

HEPA dust bag in place.

1. Unplug the power cord and

remove the flexible hose.

2. To open the canister lid, press on the canister

lid tabs on each side of the unit and lift canister lid.

(Fig.1)

Fig. 4

7 Flip the HEPA bag holder over, pressing

the tab on the bag holder until it clicks,

then replace the canister lid.

8 The canister lid can be replaced on the

Fig.1 unit with the hose opening on the right

3. Pull the tab on the HEPA dust bag holder out or left, as per your preference. (Fig 5)

slightly and flip upwards.(Fig 2)

4.Holding the HEPA dust bag in your hand, slide it

firmly between the slots in the bag holder. (Fig 2)

Fig. 2 Fig. 5

Operating Instructions

Attaching the Flexible Hose to 3 To remove the telescopic tube from

the Vacuum the flexible hose, pull on the telescopic

The flexible hose should be tube and flexible hose handle to pull it out.

connected to the vacuum before

strapping the unit to you back.

1. To connect the flexible hose into

the hose inlet, insert the threaded end

of the flexible hose into the hose inlet and

turn counter-clockwise until it locks into Note: Always remove the power plug from the

place. (Fig 6) wall outlet before attaching or removing

accessories.

Manual Suction Control

Fig. 6 Your vacuum cleaner includes a manual variable

suction control on the flexible hose handle. The

suction power can be adjusted by moving the

suction regulator to the desired position between

open and closed. (Fig. 10)

2. Plug the power cord into the Open gives you less suction, closed maximum

electrical outlet. suction. For example, less suction is required on

3. To remove the flexible hose, unplug upholstery and draperies compared to thick

the power cord and then turn the hose carpets, which require maximum suction.

clockwise and pull the flexile hose out.

Attaching the Telescopic Tube to the

Flexible Hose Handle

1 Holding the telescopic tube, insert the

handle into the telescopic tube receptacle.

Push the handle in. (Fig. 7) Fig 10

Using the Floor to Carpet Brush

1. To attach the floor to carpet brush to

Fig. 7 the telescopic tube, insert the telescopic

2 Push forward on the plastic button and tube into carpet to floor brush. (Fig.11)

pull the inner tube outward to extend for

a longer reach. (Fig. 8)

Fig.8 Fig.11

Operating Instructions

2 Step on the floor to carpet selector

to adjust the height of the brushes.

there are two(2) different heights

one for floors and one for carpets.

Fig. 12

Air Driven Turbo Brush

The efficiency

of your air driven turbo brush depends on the bristle

brush rotating at high speed.

Strong air suction is needed to

accomplish this. In order to ensure that

Fig 12 . maximum air suction is maintained,

3 To remove the telescopic tube from please read the following instructions:

the floor to carpet brush, pull the 1. Change the HEPA dust bag or empty

telescopic tube out from the floor to the shake-out bag frequently.

carpet brush. 2. Replace the pre-motor and

Using the Attachments exhaust filters as needed.

Dusting Brush 3. Ensure that the rotating brush is

The dusting brush is used for furniture. kept free of hair and string, which may accumulate

Crevice Tool and decrease brush performance.

Use for radiators, crevices, corners, 4. To attach the air driven turbo brush,

baseboards and between cushions. insert the telescopic tube into the air

Pet Hair Remove Brush driven turbo brush.

The pet hair remove brush 5. To adjust the suction control on the air

is used for upholstery. The driven turbo brush slide the suction control

unique surface makes it an for more or less suction as desired

excellent tool for removing Note: The turbo brush has a suction

unwanted pet hair. control on the top of the brush.

Note: This tool is not a grooming tool Open or close to increase or decrease

and should not be used on animals. the suction as desired, I, e, open for high

Caution: Do not vacuum pet hair. pile or closed for low pile carpets

Remove brush on delicate or woven Using the Blower Attachments

fabrics that may snag, The blower attachments are extremely

Do not use pet hair remover brush on useful for vacuuming in hard to reach crevices

wooden floors as this accessory might and small compartments such as in cars.

cause mild scratching. Important Note: When blocking the air holes,

Blower Attachments grasp the blower attachment firmly so that they

The blower attachments can be used do not blow off

with the vacuum to pick up very fine dirt Note: Do not use blower function to clear dust

particles in tight crevices or spots, or to . Off of fragile or delicate objects unless they are

Inflate inflatable items or air mattresses. secured or held firmly in place as the blower

Action is quite strong and cause damage.

Operating Instructions

The blower attachments have air bleed 5.To blow up inflatable items, select

Holes. These air bleed holes help the appropriate size blower

relieve some air pressure so that the attachment that will fit into the air

attachment does not blow off. However, valve.(Fig.16)

should an increase in air pressure be

desired, simply cover one or more of

the air bleed holes.

To use the blower attachments:

1．Pull up and hold the exhaust tab, Fig.16

with the free hand pull out the

exhaust grill.(Fig.13)

6.Turn the unit on and hold the blower

attachment and air valve while the

vacuum exhaust is pumping air into

the inflatable.

7.To detach the flexible hose turn

Fig.13 clockwise and pull out from blower port.

2．Remove the exhaust filter.

3．To place the blower port into the Note: Firmly hold the flexible hose by

exhaust outlet, align the lower tabs the attachment when blowing dirt or

on the blower port with the slots on dust off of objects.

the exhaust. Pull up on the exhaust Using Your Vacuum

tab and push the top of the blower 1. Insert the power plug into the wall outlet.

port until it snaps into place. 2. Connect hose and telescopic tube if desired.

(Fig.14) 3. Correctly place shoulder straps on

each shoulder and secure the waist

Fig.14

4. To attach the hose to the blower

port,align the flexible hose and turn

counter-clockwise until it stops.The

hose is now securely in place.

(Fig. 15)

Fig. 15

Operating Instructions

5 . Turn the unit on by pressing the 3. Holding the HEPA dust bag in your

switch located near the base of the hand,slide it out from the slots in

unit to turn the vacuum cleaner on. the bag holder .Hold carefully in

(Fig. 18) order to avoid having dust fall out of

HEPA dust bag.(Fig. 20)

Fig. 18

Fig. 20

Removing & Replacing HEPA

Dust Bag 4. Replace the HEPA dust bag with a

To remove the HEPA dust bag from the new bag. Do not reuse the same

vacuum: bag.

Important: DO NOT use the vacuum 5. The cardboard face of the new bag

without all filters,shake-out bag, and should rest securely in the dust

with or without HEPA dust bag in place. bag cover guides.(Fig. 21)

1. To remove the HEPA dust bag,

Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock, the power cord must be

disconnected before removing the dust bag, shake-out bag,

changing the filters or performing maintenance or trouble-

shooting checks.

press on the canister lid tabs on

each side of the unit and lift canister

lid.(Fig.19)

6. Replace the shake-out bag into the

vacuum.

7. To replace the HEPA dust bag

holder, flip the holder and press tab

until it clicks.

8. Replace the canister lid onto the

Fig.19 vacuum.

2. Pull the tab on the HEPA dust bag Warning: Never overfill the HEPA

holder out slightly and flip upwards. dust bag –replace when bag is full and

(Fig.19) clean the shake-out bag and filter each

time the HEPA dust bag is replaced.

Operating Instructions

Cleaning & Replacing the Cleaning the HEPA Pre-Motor

Shake-Out Bag Filter

Note: Clean the shake-out bag out- Important, Please Note:

doors when changing the HEPA dust The HEPA pre-motor filter will stop

bag. Optimum performance is achieved most of the tiniest dust particles and

by using the HEPA dust bag with the airborne allergens from re-entering the

shake-out bag decreasing the need for air you breathe. In fact it stops 99.97%

washing the shake-out bag. of all particles as small as 0.3 microns-

Cleaning the Shake-Out Bag when many times smaller than a human hair!

Used with the HEPA Dust Bag: Because of this incredible filtration

1. Remove the shake-out bag, holding performance, the HEPA pre-motor filter

the handle at the bottom of the bag, will accumulate many fine dust particles

shake outdoors vigorously over a that are difficult to see. Be assured that

garbage receptacle until there is no the HEPA pre-motor filter is doing the

more dust. job. Clean the HEPA pre-motor filter

2. Inspect shake-out bag regularly for after each use as described in this

tears or damage .Replace shake- section.

out bags if damage or tears are present. 1. Remove the shake-out bag from the

Cleaning the Shake-Out Bag when canister. The HEPA pre-motor filter

Used Alone: is located underneath the shake-out

Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock, the power cord must be

disconnected before removing the dust bag, shake-out bag,

changing the filters or performing maintenance or trouble-

shooting checks.

1. Remove the shake-out bag, empty bag. Pull up near the tabs on the

motor filter, lift the form the

vigorously out doors until there is no sides of the HEPA filter. This is a press fit system.

more dust. 2. Vigorously “TapClean” the HEPA

2. The shake-out bag is hand wash- pre-motor filter on a hard surface to

able in lukewarm water. remove any residual dust that might

3. Allow to air dry for 24 hours. The still be on the HEPA pre-motor filter.

shake-out bag should be replaced 3. You can wash the HEPA pre-motor

when needed. Never replace into filter by running it under the tap and

the vacuum if still wet. allowing the water to run on the dirty

Note: If used often without HEPA dust side at least once a month or when

bag, replacement and washing will be suction appears to be decreased.

required more often

4. Replace clean shake-out bag in

unit ,and replace the canister lid

onto the vacuum.

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