Electrolux 2100 Bedienungsanleitung

BEFORE OPERATING YOUR VACUUM, PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.

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2100

Important Safety Instructions

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

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS VACUUM CLEANER

For Household Use

WARNING

To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, or injury:

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

• Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.

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

• Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer’s recommended attachments.

• 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 a service center.

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

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

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

• Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.

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

materials that may reduce airflow.

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

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

• Do not use without having dustbag and/or filter in place.

• Turn off all controls before unplugging.

• Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.

• Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline. Do not use in areas where such liquids

may be present.

• Do not use if any electrical wire is damaged, cut, or punctured. Avoid picking up sharp objects.

• Turn off appliance before connecting or disconnecting hose or power attachments.

• Hold plug when rewinding onto cord reel. Do not allow plug to whip when rewinding.

• Unplug before connecting non-electrical mechanical accessories.

•This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider that the other). This plug will fit in a polarized outlet only

one way. If the plug does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified

electrician to install the proper outlet. Do not change the plug in any way. Do not use adapters.

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Date of Purchase __________________________________________________________________________________________

Introducing the

21OO by Electrolux®

Vacuum Cleaner

The 2100 vacuum cleaner is a durable and versatile cleaning system designed for

convenience, ease of operation, and consumer safety.

The 2100 is equipped with specially designed fans and a powerful motor manufactured

to give the highest level of cleaning power. Its lightweight, sturdy construction is

designed to give years of quiet, trouble-free service. Wide-track wheels allow it

to glide smoothly over the deepest carpets. Vinyl wrap-around end and side

bumpers protect furniture from damage.

A control dial allows selection of the type of cleaning best suited to the

environment being cleaned. Together with a variety of attachments, this cleaner

provides the versatility needed to efficiently clean all types of floors and surfaces.

Features

(located under exhaust air diffuser)

Sheath

Power

Nozzle

Electric Hose

Combination

dust brush/

upholstery tool Filter bags

Crevice Tool

Sidekick®

(Optional)

Steel wand

Wand and Hose Assembly

To install the power hose, align arrow (A) on hose with those on the

suction end of cleaner. Insert hose until it clicks. To remove, press release

tab (B) and pull hose out. Slip small accessories on end of wand or directly

on hose handle and twist slightly to secure.

CAUTION: Turn cleaner OFF before connecting or disconnecting wands and power nozzle.

To assemble wand, insert the lower wand, large end first, into sheath until latches engage (Fig. A). NOTE: Before assem-

bling wand, check that the electric cord connector at end of sheath is properly positioned in its receptacle (Fig. B).

To connect hose handgrip to the sheath wand, align electrical connections on underside of sheath wand and hose

handgrip, and insert until latch clicks (Fig. C). To remove, press latch and pull wand out (Fig. D).

Crevice tool for

narrow spaces.

Shown for dusting. Reversed for fabrics.

(A) Alignment

Mark

(B) Release Tab

Fig. A

Fig. C

Fig. B

Fig. D

Wand and Hose Assembly

To attach power nozzle, slide end of wand into elbow on nozzle (Fig. E). Plug cord on power nozzle into connector in

sheath (Fig. F). To disassemble unplug cord, press release button and pull wand out.

CAUTION: Turn appliance off before connecting or disconnecting power nozzle.

Information Panel

For normal running only the Green Power Symbol Is Illuminated.

Overheating Protection

The motor of this cleaner shuts off when the cleaner temperature rises above proper operating temperature. This

prevents damage from overheating, and prolongs cleaning power.

• If the cleaner shuts off, turn cleaner OFF and disconnect power cord.

• Check the wand, hose and power nozzle for blockage.

• With the power cord disconnected from outlet, allow the machine to cool for approximately 30 minutes before

using again.

• After cleaner returns to proper temperature, plug cord in, turn cleaner on, and resume cleaning.

Bag Change - Symbol will

illuminate and cleaner will

shut off. Replace filter bag,

reset ON/OFF switch.

Bag Check - Should you

attempt to operate cleaner

without a filter bag, the unit

will not start, and the bag

check symbol will appear.

Simply open the front cover

and insert a new filter bag; the

unit will then start.

Power - When not

illuminated, check

power source.

Overheating Protection -

See below.

Fig. E Fig. F

Operation

To connect the power cord, pull the cord out to the length required (Fig. G). A yellow band on the power cord indicates

the limit of extension. Do not pull the cord beyond that point. Connect the plug into wall outlet. The green control light

will illuminate to indicate that power is available. The cordwinder automatically rewinds the cord when given a light

tug. Holding onto the plug, feed the power cord slowly into the unit; do not allow the cord to whip into cordwinder.

To start the cleaner, gently press the toe switch on top of the unit (Fig. H). To stop the machine, press the toe switch

again. Always switch the cleaner off before disconnecting power cord.

Adjust the control dial for type of cleaning required (Fig. I). For normal conditions the dial should be set to NORMAL.

When vacuuming fine dust, set the dial to 1. When vacuuming larger particles, set the dial to 5. Open the suction

control to reduce suction for gentle cleaning of delicate fabrics, lightweight rugs, lamps shades or net curtains. The

suction control should always be open when using the crevice tool (Fig. J).

Use of Standard Attachments

Attach the combination tool to handgrip to clean deeply into all

types of upholstered furniture and fabrics (Fig. K). Adjust wings on

nozzle to match furniture contours (Fig. L). The combination tool

is ideal for cleaning automobile upholstery, blankets, pillows,

mattresses, and clothing. For curtains and draperies, reduce the

suction strength and attach the combination tool to the wand for

better reach.

Reverse the combination tool on wand to clean baseboards without

bending or stretching. With the round brush on the end of the

handgrip, remove dust from delicate articles or carved furniture

contours (Fig. M).

Use the crevice tool on the end of the handgrip to get

into crevices of upholstered furniture and other hard-to-reach

areas. Using the nozzle on the end of the wand, clean hot air regis-

ters without kneeling or stooping. Remember to open the suction

control knob when using the crevice tool (Fig. N).

Fig. G Fig. H

Fig. I

Fig. K

Fig. M

Fig. L

Fig. N

Fig. J

Using the Power Nozzle

Use the power nozzle for every type of dry floor cleaning. It maneuvers easily around furniture and right up to walls,

providing superior edge cleaning and two-sided corner cleaning (Fig. O).

• Setting the switch to “I” engages the high speed brush to dig embedded grit from carpets and whisk up dust and

dirt from hard surface floors (Fig. P).

• To clean delicate rugs or highly polished parquet floors set the switch to “O”. The brush disengages and only the

cleaner’s suction is used (Fig. Q).

• If an object becomes clogged in the power nozzle it will automatically shut off. To restart power nozzle follow

these instructions:

Fig. R Turn the cleaner off and unplug power nozzle cord.

Fig. S If the object is caught in the revolving brush turn the

power nozzle over and gently remove the caught object

from the brush.

Fig. T If the object is caught further in the unit detach the wand

and remove the object through the elbow.

Fig. U Reattach the wand and power nozzle cord. Reset circuit

breaker button and turn cleaner on.

Fig. R

Fig. S

“I”

OFF

“O”

Fig. T Fig. U

Fig. O Fig. P Fig. Q

Maintenance

Follow the steps listed below in order to ensure peak cleaning performance.

• Vacuum brushes with end of hose handle after use.

• Wipe tools occasionally with damp cloth or sponge and mild detergent.

• Change bags and/or filters regularly. The air filter should be replaced after each use of six filter bags.

• Periodically check revolving brushes for build-up of lint, hair, or other foreign material and remove as necessary.

• Store cleaner in dry area; never outdoors.

• Have cleaner checked periodically by an authorized Aerus™ service center.

To replace air filters

• Slide accessories off of accessory clip.

• Gently press filter cover latch and lift off the exhaust air diffuser (Fig. V).

• Lift air filter out and replace with a new one (Fig. W).

• Engage the two tabs on the front of the exhaust air diffuser in the matching openings on the canister and snap

into place.

To clear clogged hose

• Slide accessories off of accessory clip.

• Gently press filter cover release and lift off the exhaust air diffuser (Fig. V).

• Lift air filter out (Fig. W).

• Attach machine end of hose into blower outlet hose receptacle.

• Place handle end of hose into a container. Turn the cleaner on and blow object into container (Fig. X).

• Once hose is clear, press the release on blower outlet hose receptacle and pull hose out.

• Reinstall air filter, engage the two tabs on the exhaust air diffuser (Fig. V) in the matching openings on the

canister and snap into place.

Fig. V Fig. W

Fig. X

To replace filter bags

Protect your Warranty! Always use genuine Aerus™ high-efficiency,

four-ply, self-sealing filter bags. Used exclusively, the Aerus™ filter bag will

promote longer motor life and more efficient cleaner operation. Be sure the

filter bag is in place before operating the machine.

When it is time to change filter bags, the bag change indicator on the

information panel lights and the cleaner shuts off. The cleaner controls this

function automatically and is regulated by the control dial setting.

NOTE: The filter bag may not appear completely full when vacuuming fine

dirt because this type of dirt clogs the pores of the bag more quickly than

coarse dirt. However, it is still time to change the filter bag in order to

restore cleaning efficiency.

• Stand the machine on its end and press the front cover release.

• As the cover is opened, the filter bag seals itself for removal (Fig. Y).

• Throw the old bag away - never attempt to re-use filter bags.

• Install a new filter bag and close the cover (Fig. Z).

Storage

For best performance, carefully store cleaner in a dry place. Do not store outdoors. Slide crevice tool and

combination dust brush/upholstery tool onto the accessory clip on canister (Fig. AA). Use the hook on end of the sheath

to store the wand and power nozzle as a unit (Fig. BB).

Fig. Y

Fig. Z

Fig. AA

Fig. BB

Using Sidekick®(optional accessory)

To further your cleaning capabilities, we offer an outstanding vacuum cleaner

accessory (optional). The Sidekick®accessory is a revolutionary tool powered

by its own motor that combines superior cleaning action with easy maneuver-

ability. The Sidekick®has a trim design that allows cleaning in hard-to-reach

areas like stairs, car interiors, bathrooms, upholstery, and mattresses, better

and more efficiently than ever before.

The switch on the Sidekick®has two positions:

• Setting the switch to “I” turns the Sidekick®ON.

• Setting the switch to “O” turns the Sidekick®OFF.

CAUTION: Turn cleaner OFF before connecting or disconnecting Sidekick®.

ASSEMBLY

• Turn cleaner OFF and unplug cord from outlet.

• Disconnect wand or power nozzle attachment from hose.

•TurnSidekick®switch to OFF position.

• Align Sidekick®and hose connections and slip Sidekick®onto handgrip until

it snaps into place (Fig. CC).

• Plug power cord into outlet, turn machine ON, turn Sidekick®ON and

resume cleaning. To remove Sidekick®, turn Sidekick®OFF, turn cleaner

OFF, unplug power cord, press release, and pull Sidekick®off handgrip.

CAUGHT OBJECTS

If an object becomes clogged in the Sidekick®, immediately turn it OFF.To restart, follow these instructions.

• Turn cleaner OFF and unplug power cord from wall outlet.

• Remove caught object from Sidekick®.

•If the object is caught in the revolving brush turn the Sidekick®over and gently remove the caught object

from the brush.

• If the object is caught further in the unit detach the handgrip and remove the object through the rear of

the unit.

• After obstructions are cleared, plug power cord into outlet, turn cleaner ON, turn Sidekick®ON and

resume cleaning.

CAUTION:

To prevent Sidekick

motor from overheating, do not use if vacuum cleaner motor shuts OFF.

WARNING:

Keep hands away from Sidekick

brush while in use and when turning cleaner, or Sidekick

, ON or OFF.

MAINTENANCE

Follow the steps listed below in order to ensure peak cleaning performance.

• Vacuum brushes with end of hose handle after use.

• Wipe tools occasionally with damp cloth or sponge and mild detergent.

• Periodically check revolving brushes for build-up of lint, hair, or other foreign material and remove as necessary.

• Store Sidekick®in dry area; never outdoors.

• Have Sidekick®checked periodically by an authorized Aerus™ service facility.

by Electrolux

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