H.Koenig AXO900 Bedienungsanleitung

Operation manual

Manuel d´instructions

Bedienungsanleitung

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Manual de Instrucciones

Manuale d’uso

AXO900

Vacuum Cleaner

Aspirateur

Staubsauger

Stofzuiger

Aspiradora

Aspiratore

ENGLISH

1. Be sure to use the cleaner in compliance with the

contents of this manual, and use the fittings designated

by the manufacturer.

2. Please do not leave the cleaner when it is powered on.

Turn off the power switch and pull out the power plug

when not using or before maintenance.

3. Please do not pull or carry the cleaner by the power cord,

or nip it when closing a door; keep the cord free from the

press of the cleaner.

4. Please do not let children take the cleaner as a toy, and

close attention is necessary when the cleaner

approaches children.

5. Please do not use the cleaner when its power cord or plug

is damaged. Send it to the appointed service center.

Please do not unplug by pulling the cord or plug. To

unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.

6. Never pull the power plug or use the cleaner with wet

hands.

7. When using the cleaner, pay attention to prevent any hair

roll or other rubbish block up the air inlet (including the

hose and the spile), otherwise motor failure and housing

Safety Warning

distortion may be caused. If the matters absorbed in

forms a blockage, stop the cleaner by pulling out the

power plug immediately to clean the blockage.

8. When using the cleaner, don’t plug up the air outlet by

towel or other matters, otherwise the efficiency of dust

absorbance will be influenced, and the motor will be at

high risk of being burnt out.

9. Never use the cleaner at uneven floor or ground; and be

very careful when cleaning stairs to prevent the cleaner

from falling down.

10. Never absorb live stumps with the cleaner, otherwise

the motor may be damaged.

11. The cleaner should be kept far away from heat sources

(such as central heating, oven, etc) to avoid the distortion

of plastic parts as well as the influence caused by such

distortion.

12. Before using the cleaner, please remove big and sharp

matters on the floor to avoid damaging the plastic parts,

filter gauzes and motor.

13. Never absorb water or other liquid with this cleaner,

otherwise, the motor will be damaged.

14. This device is not intended for use by persons with

reduced capacity on the physical, mental or sensory or

lack of experience and knowledge (including children),

unless he has them was asked to monitor or if they have

had instructions on the use of the appliance by a person

responsible for their safety. Children should be

supervised to ensure they do not play with the device.

15. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced with

an after-sales service to avoid any danger.

16. Do not operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord

or plug, if it is not working properly or if it has been damaged

or dropped. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a

similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.

17. This appliance may be used by children of at least

8 years of age, as long as they are supervised and

have been given instructions about using the

appliance safely and are fully aware of the dangers

involved.

18. Cleaning and maintenance should not be carried

out by children unless they are at least 8 years of age and

are supervised by an adult.

19. Keep the appliance and its power cord out of

reach of children under 8 years of age.

20. When using electrical equipment, safety precautions

must always be taken to prevent the risk of fire,

electric shock and/or injury in the event of misuse.

21. Make sure that the voltage rating on the

typeplate corresponds to your main voltage of your

installation. If this is not the case, contact the dealer and

do not connect the unit

22. Never leave the unit unattended while in operation.

1. Power plug

2. Cord reeling pedal

3. Cyclone dust barrel

4. Hose

5. Accessory Bracket

6. Handle

7. Air Escape Push button

8. Metal extension pipe

9. Switch Pedal

10. Air outlet grid

11. Ordinary floor brush

Names of Parts and Components

Accessories:

1. Flat nozzle 2. Combination brush

1. Before assembling the cleaner, please confirm all parts and components for the cleaner are

received by referring to Parts and Components List.

2. Please remember to cut off the power supply before assembly.

Assembly of hose

1. As is shown in Figure (3), insert the hose into the duct inlet of the machine body in horizontal

direction. Please pay attention to the alignment of two projecting parts. Turn the hose right when

it is pushed into the bottom, a click of inserting sound may be heard, i.e. the hose is assembled

into the machine body completely.

2. Assembly and Removal of dust barrel

As is shown in Figure (4), place the bottom of the dust barrel on the projecting part at the front end

of the machine body, and press down the dust barrel. When the front-end hook is entered into the

corresponding part of the machine body completely, and a click of inserting sound is heard, which

indicate that the dust barrel is assembled in place. To remove the dust barrel, press down the

Assembly Instructions

Figure (1)

Figure (2)

Figure (3)

handle of the dust barrel; when the handle is pressed down to the bottom, the dust barrel can be

lifted to remove.

Assembly of metal extension pipe and floor brush

Insert the front end of the hose handle into the metal extension pipe according to Figure (5); then

insert the other end of the metal extension pipe into the rounded inlet of the floor brush, and adjust

to the proper direction. At this time, the assembly of the whole machine is completed.

How to start

1. First of all, pull out the power cord from the cord reel to the needed length; insert the power

cord plug into the power socket, and press down the power switch button with finger or step

on it with foot; then you can control the start and stop of the cleaner.

2. The yellow mark on the power cord indicates its desired length. Never pull out the power

cord to the length exceeding the red mark.

Operation Instructions

Figure (4)

Figure (5)

Protective devices of motor

1. There is a temperature controller designed in the body of cleaner motor, which can automatically

cut off the power supply of motor to prevent overheating. When the air-inlet or air-outlet pipe is

overloaded or blocked, the temperature of motor rises, then the temperature controller cuts off the

power supply of motor automatically to make the motor cool, preventing the cleaner from being

damaged.

2. If the temperature controller is cut off, stop the cleaner immediately and pull out the power plug

to make the cleaner cool, and check and remove the hair roll or other roll-like rubbish blocking the

air inlet (including the hose and the spile), and replace the filter HEPA or filter gauze when necessary.

3. After cooling the motor for 30mins, plug in the power plug and check whether the temperature

controller has been reset. If the power supply of the cleaner hasn’t been cut off, the temperature

controller of the motor won’t be reset even when the motor has become cool.

1. All the day-to-day maintenance and repair jobs should

be done after the power plug has been pulled out.

2. Frequently remove the rubbish from the dust barrel, so

as to avoid the failure of the cleaner.

3. Never wipe the surface of the cleaner with gasoline or

oily liquid. Wipe it with water or neutral detergent. Caution:

be sure to wring out the wiping cloth dry for wiping, it is

prohibited for water to infiltrate into electrical elements of

the cleaner.

4.When the cleaner is placed idle not in use, it should not

be put directly in the sun or in a damp place.

1. Upon the completion of the operation of the cleaner, turn off its power supply, and pull the

power plug out of the power socket, then step on the cord reeling button to reel in the power

cord fully. Hang the floor brush onto the floor brush hook, as is shown in Figure (6).

Maintenance of the Cleaner

Storage of the Cleaner

2. Place the cleaner in the dry indoor environment.

Remove the rubbish in the dust barrel frequently to avoid the failure of the cleaner.

1. Clean the dust barrel only after the power plug of the cleaner has been pulled out;

2. Put the dust barrel over the rubbish bin (bag), press down the releasing button of the dust barrel,

the bottom cover of the dust barrel will automatically fall down, and clear and empty the dust

barrel, as is shown in Figure (7).

Cleaning of front filter for motor:

Warning: please make sure the power supply of the cleaner

Cleaning of the Dust Barrel

Figure (6)

Figure (7)

has been cut off before carrying out the following steps:

1. Pull out the power cord plug of the cleaner from the

power socket.

2. Press down the handle of the dust barrel to remove the

dust barrel, and remove the cover of the front filter for

motor, and then use the brush to clean the filter (sponge

and filter gauze with composite coating) or place it under

the cock to clean, as is shown in Figure (8/9).

Figure (8) Figure (9)

Caution:

It is normal that the white central filter in the dust barrel may

change color, which cannot affect its filtration performance.

If the hose and the central filter are difficult to clean, we

recommend that you use water to flush them; however,

please be sure to place them in the dry air for at least 24

hours after they are flushed by water.

Key Points:

Please note: when the dust collecting barrel or the filter

cover is not installed in place, the operation status will be

invalid, and the cleaner will have no dust absorption

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