Midea MVC-P300 Bedienungsanleitung

220W BLDC CORDLESS

VACUUM CLEANER

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

Please read the Manual carefully before use, and keep it properly.

Contents 2

Safety Introduction

Product Introduction

Product Operation

Product Maintenance

Trouble Shooting

Safety Introduction

1. Only the certiﬁed technician may disassemble this product.

Users are strictly not allowed to disassemble this product.

2. This product shall only be charged using the included

power adapter. Other power adapters may cause damages

to this product.

3. Do not touch power cord, plug or adapter with wet hands.

4. Avoid curtains, any kind of strings or user's body part

wrapping up on the wheel.

5. Keep this product away from cigarette stubs, lighters or

ﬂame.

6. To clean the product, this product must be fully charged

before any cleaning process.

7. Do not over-bend the power cord, or place heavy or sharp

objects on this product.

8. This product is intended for indoor use only, do not use this

product outdoors.

9. Do not place object (e.g. human) with more than 10KG

weight on this product.

10. Do not use this product in wet or moist environment (e.g.

bathroom).

11. Before using this product, please remove any fragile objects

(e.g. glasses, lamps etc) from the ﬂoor. Also removes any

objects that may be wrapped up to the side brushes or

may block the suction inlet.

12. Do not put this product on table or benches to avoid falling

oﬀ.

13. While delivering or if do not use the product for long time,

please turn it oﬀ from the bottom.

14. Before charging, please check whether the power adapter

and socket is connected well.

15. When this product is cleaning the room, please inform

other members to avoid causing them to fall.

16. When the dust bin is full of dust, empty the dust bin before

using this product.

17. This product is functioning at temperature range within

0°C - 40°C.

18. Do not use this product in high-temperature environment.

19. Please remove batteries form this product before disposal.

20. Replace the batteries of the remote control according to

conditions. Depleted batteries should be disposed safely.

21. The appliance is not to be used 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.

22. Children being supervised not to play with the appliance.

23. The appliance is only to be used with the power supply unit

provided with the appliance.

24. The appliance must only be supplied at safety extra low

voltage corresponding to the marking on the appliance.

25. The battery must be removed from the appliance before it

is scrapped;

‒ the appliance must be disconnected from the supply

mains when removing the battery;

‒ the battery is to be disposed of safely.

Product Introduction

Main Unit

Extension Tube

Handle

Main Brush

Crevice Tool

2 in 1 Tool

Wall Mount

Adapter

Battery Pack

Air Outlet Cover

Air Outlet Filter

Base Nozzle

Power Supply Contacts

Dust Empty Button

Dust Cup

Bottom Lid

Power Trigger

Battery Release Button

Battery Status Indicator

Hard Floor Mode Indicator

MAX Power Indicator

Carpet Mode Indicator

Carpet/Hard Floor Mode Button

MAX Button

Fabric Filter

Foam Filter

Filter Cover

Easy assembly

Product Operation

Slide battery onto hand vacuum

until ﬁrmly attached (Fig. 1).

Slide wand onto hand vacuum

until it clicks (Fig. 2).

Push wand into motorized ﬂoor

nozzle until it clicks (Fig. 3).

How to install wall mount

Choose location near power outlet.

Locate point high enough on wall to

allow wand and motorized ﬂoor

nozzle to hang freely.

Place mount against wall and use

pencil to mark drill holes.

Drill holes (with 1/4" bit) and insert

drywall anchors. Insert screws

through holes on mount and tighten

until ﬁrmly attached (Fig. 4).

How to charge battery

and store accessories

Place assembled vacuum cleaner

on wall mount.

Plug charger into power outlet and

then into charger port on handle

(Fig. 5).

Loop charger cord into clips on

sides of wall mount.

Snap tool(s) into tool storage areas

(Fig. 5).

Battery indicator lights show

level of charge (Fig. 5):

A. Fully charged

B. Half charged

C. Low power

• Indicator lights stop blinking when

fully charged.

• Charge battery fully before using for

the ﬁrst time. This may take up to

four hours.

Click!

Drywall anchors

Cord

clip

Cord

clip

Tool storage Tool storage

How to use cleaner for cleaning ﬂoors

Click power button once to start.

Using motorized ﬂoor nozzle, glide back and forth on area to be cleaned. Avoid oversized or sharp

items (such as screws) with cleaner.

Twist wrist to engage swivel function.

When done, click power button once to stop motor.

Power button

Empty dust cup after every use

There are two ways to empty the dust cup:

Hold cleaner over waste basket. Press lever to release bottom lid of dust cup to empty debris.

Remove dust cup from hand vacuum by twisting to 'unlock' position. Once emptied, reattach dust

cup by lining up arrow and 'unlock' position. Twist dust cup until arrow lines up with 'locked'

position.

C B A

Crevice tool: Cleans

hard-to-reach areas

such as corners,

baseboard edges,

dryer vents,

chairs and

sofas.

Product Operation

How to use hand vacuum and accessories

The hand vacuum can be used with or without tools.

Caution

Moving parts! Aways turn oﬀ hand vacuum before attaching accessories.

To use without tools, press release

button and remove wand. Collect

debris directly with hand vacuum

nozzle.

To use tools with wand, press release

button to remove motorized ﬂoor

nozzle. Slide tool onto end of wand

until it clicks.

To use tools with hand vacuum only,

press release button to remove wand.

Slide tool onto hand vacuum until it

clicks.

Press release button to remove

wand from hand vacuum. Attach

motorized ﬂoor nozzle directly to

hand vacuum until it clicks.

2-in-1 upholstery tool: Use

brush to vacuum blinds, vents

or upholstered surfaces. Use felt

portion to clean delicate surfaces.

To switch between felt and brush

portions, press thumb release and

slide brush up or down.

How to use hand vacuum and motorized ﬂoor nozzle

Ideal for cleaning stairs.

Click power button once to start.

Dust cup ‒ Empty after each use

Hold over wastebasket and

push lever to release bottom

lid. Debris will empty.

01 Remove dust cup by twisting to 'unlock'

position. Empty debris. Reattach dust

cup and twist to 'lock' position.

There are two ways to empty the dust cup:

Washable dust cup ﬁlter ‒ clean monthly

Twist dust cup and remove.

Twist ﬁlter screen and remove.

Lift out foam ﬁlter and holder.

Rinse and dry THOROUGHLY.

Place foam ﬁlter and holder in ﬁlter screen.

Twist ﬁlter screen to 'lock'.

Reattach dust cup and twist to 'lock'.

24h

Washable post-motor ﬁlter ‒ clean every 6 months

Twist ﬁlter cover and remove.

Lift out post-motor ﬁlter.

Shake to remove dust.

Every 6 months, replace ﬁlter or rinse and dry THOROUGHLY.

Reposition ﬁlter and cover and twist to 'lock'.

24h

Caution

Moving parts!Recharge cleaner after each use

Product Maintenance

Never operate vacuum cleaner without all ﬁlters,

ﬁlter screen and dust cup in proper position.

10 11

In case of malfunction, please refer to the following table

TROUBLESHOOTING

Solution

- Make sure cleaner is fully powered.

- Push charger securely into electrical outlet,

try another outlet or check circuit breaker.

- See detailed "thermal cut-oﬀ" instructions above.

- Make sure charger is securely inserted into electrical outlet.

- Make sure charging plug is securely inserted into handle.

- Indicator lights stop blinking when fully charged.

- Empty dust cup and clean or change ﬁlters.

See maintenance instructions.

- Make sure cleaner is fully powered. Charge battery.

- Remove clogs that restrict the airﬂow.

- Make sure cleaner is fully powered.

- Charge battery for 4 hours before using.

- Check brushroll for debris. See maintenance instructions.

Motor will not start

Charging indicator lights

are not lit while charging

Not enough

suction power

Not enough

running time

Brushroll will not turn

Problem

If the problem still can't be solved, please contact local service center.

Place motorized ﬂoor nozzle upside down. Use ﬁngers to remove clog or debris. Or use scissors or

knife to cut strings and threads if necessary.

If debris cannot be removed easily, remove retainer clip to access brushroll. Using ﬂathead

screwdriver or coin, turn screw to the 'unlock' position.

Remove the brushroll and clean debris.

To reassemble:

1). Align one end of brushroll with ﬂoor nozzle gear.

2). Press other end into slot.

3). Hook retainer clip under tab and press down.

4). Insert screw and turn to 'lock' position.

Discarding the vacuum and battery pack

Before you discard this vacuum, dispose of battery in an environmentally safe

manner. Do not discard battery with your regular household trash.

Important battery disposal information.

To preserve natural resources, please recycle or dispose of expired battery

pack properly. This product contains a lithium-ion battery. It must be disposed

of properly. Local laws may prohibit disposal of lithium-ion batteries in ordinary

trash. Consult your local waste authority for information regarding available

recycling and/or disposal options.

Product Maintenance

Washable brushroll ‒ clean frequently

Li-ion

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