Nilfisk-Advance Bravo Bedienungsanleitung
128350296 b (11.2017)
EN
Bravo
Instructions for use
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The diff erent models of the vacuum cleaners can include diff erent nozzles
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Table of contents
Overview 6
Safety instructions 7
Instructions for use 8
Cleaning tips 11
Trouble shooting 11
Service and maintenance etc.
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Guarantee and service 12
Declaration of conformity 14
Technical specifi cations 15
Overview
1 Parking bracket
2 EPA fi lter
3 Blow function lid
4 Cable rewinder
5 On/off button
6 Power level
7 Dust bag indicator, mechanical
8 Accessory lid
9 Open/close button, dust container
10 Rating plate
11 Parking bracket
12 Upholstery nozzle
13 Crevice nozzle
14 Brush nozzle
15 Prefi lter
16 Dust bag
17 Hard fl oor nozzle
(not standard)
18 Turbo nozzle
19 Power combination nozzle
20 Blow function nozzle
21 Sliding valve
22 Bent tube
23 Extension tube
24 Exhaust grill
Welcome!
Thank you for choosing the
Nilfi sk Bravo vacuum cleaner
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Safety instructions
• Do not use the machi-
ne without dust bag
and fi lters properly
fi tted.
• This machine is not in-
tended for the suction
of hazardous materials
or gas, doing so may
expose people to se-
rious health risks.
• The machine must not
be used for the suc-
tion of water or other
liquids.
• Do not pick up sharp
objects such as need-
les or pieces of glass.
• Do not pick up any-
thing that is burning or
smoking such as ciga-
rettes, matches or hot
ashes.
• Use and store this ma-
chine indoors and in a
dry environment, 0 °C
to 60 °C.
• Do not use the machi-
ne outdoors.
• Do not handle the ma-
chine with wet hands.
• Turn off the machine
before unplugging.
• To unplug, grasp the
plug, not by pulling the
cord. Do not carry or
pull the machine by the
cord.
• The machine must
not be used if the
cord shows any sign
of damage. Regularly
inspect the cord for
damage, in particular
if it has been crushed,
shut in a door or run
over.
• Do not use the machi-
ne if it appears faulty.
Have the machine
inspected by an autho-
rized service center if
the machine has been
dropped, damaged, left
outdoors or has been
exposed to water.
• No changes or mo-
difi cations to the me-
chanical or electrical
safety devices should
be made.
• All repairs must be car-
ried out by an authori-
zed service center.
• Use only original dust
bags, original fi lters
and original acces-
sories from your local
dealer. Use of un-
authorized dust bags
and fi lters will void the
warranty.
• Turn off the machine
and unplug before
starting dust bag or
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Instructions for use
Before using the machine make sure
that the voltage shown on the rating
plate underneath the machine cor-
responds with the mains voltage. The
machine is supplied with dust bag,
prefi lter and EPA fi lter.
Start and stop
Start
Pull out the cord and plug the machine
to a wall socket.
Press the On/off button.
Stop
Turn off the machine and unplug.
Unplug by grasping the plug, not by
pulling on the cord.
WARNING
When activating the automatic
cord rewind, care must be taken as
the plug at the end of the cord can
swing during the last part of the rewin-
ding. It is recommended that you hold
on to the plug while rewinding.
Connecting hose, tube and nozzles
1. Insert the hose connector into the
suction inlet.
2. Connect the bent tube to the tube.
3. Connect the tube to the nozzle.
4. The tube is telescopic and can be
adjusted to your height. Push the
adjusting button to extend the tube,
and pull back to shorten, to desired
length.
Blow function
1. Open the lid (exhaust grill 25) on
the back of the machine.
2. Insert the hose connector into the
blow outlet.
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fi lter change, grasp the
plug, not by pulling on
the cord.
• This appliance can be
used by children aged
from 8 years and above
and persons with re-
duced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities or
lack of experience and
knowledge if they have
been given supervision
or instruction concern-
ing use of the appliance
in a safe way and un-
derstand the hazards
involved.
• Children shall be super-
vised to make sure that
they do not play with the
appliance.
• Cleaning and user
maintenance shall not
be made by children
without supervision.
• If the supply cord is da-
maged, it must be repla-
ced by the manufacturer
or its service agent or
similary qualifi ed person
in order to avoid a ha-
zard.
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Change of dust bag and fi lters
The size and quality of the dust bag
and fi lters aff ect the machine effi cien-
cy. Use of non original dust bags or
non original fi lters can cause restricted
air fl ow which may lead to machine
overload. Using non-original dust bag
or fi lters will void the warranty.
Changing the dust bag
The dust bag must be changed if the
lamp is constantly on when the ma-
chine is operating at maxiumum power
and the nozzle is raised from the fl oor.
Always use original dust bags.
1. Release the hose connection from
the suction inlet.
2. Open the lid by pushing the button.
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Changing the prefi lter
The prefi lter protects the motor by
absorbing micro-particles that the dust
bag can not keep. Change the prefi lter
with every fi fth dust bag. The prefi lter
is located behind the dust bag. Always
use original fi lters.
1. Release the hose connection from
the suction inlet.
2. Open the lid by pushing the but-
ton.
3. Remove the dust bag.
4. Take out the fi lter holder with
prefi lter.
5. Open the fi lter holder.
6. Take out the prefi lter.
7. Fit the new prefi lter. Check that
the prefi lter is correctly fi tted in the
holder.
8. Put the fi lter holder into the track
and push in place.
9. Insert the new dust bag by guiding
the cardboard into the track and
push it down.
10. Unfold the new dust bag carefully.
Check that the dust bag is cor-
rectly fi tted.
11. Close the lid.
12. Insert the hose connection into
the suction inlet.
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Caution:
To avoid leftover dust in the hose to
be blown out into the room, insert the
bent end into the hose inlet of the ma-
chine for a few seconds after turning
on the blow function.
During use of the blow function, the
vacuum cleaner may get varm and
the thermal fuse, which prevents the
machine from over heating, may switch
off the vacuum cleaner. The machine
must cool before it can be started
again.
3. Remove the dust bag.
4. Insert the new dust bag by guiding
the cardboard into the tracks and
push it down.
5. Unfold the new dust bag carefully.
Check that the dust bag is correctly
fi tted.
6. Close the lid.
7. Insert the hose connection into the
suction inlet.
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Changing the EPA fi lter
The EPA fi lter cleans the exhaust air
from micro particles the dust bag can
not keep. The EPA fi lter can not be
brushed or washed clean.
1. Open the lid on the machine in the
back.
2. Remove the blow function lid.
3. Take out the EPA fi lter.
4. Insert the new EPA fi lter. Check
that the EPA fi lter is correctly fi tted.
5. Put the blow function lid back.
6. Put the lid back and close.
Adjust the suction power
Sliding valve on the bent tube
The suction power is maximal with the
sliding valve closed and minimal when
all open. Adjust the suction power by
putting the sliding valve in the desired
position.
Power regulation
The suction power is adjusted on the
power regulator.
Tip: Adjust smaller suction power to
reduce noise and pull force.
Parking the tube and nozzle
There are two grooves for parking.
One located on the underside to use
when machine stands on the back,
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Thermal fuse
The machine is fi tted with a thermal
fuse, which prevents the machine from
overheating. If the thermal fuse blows,
the machine automatically switches off
the motor and must cool before it can
be started again.
Restart
1. Turn off the machine and unplug
from the wall socket.
2. See to that nothing blocks the air
fl ow through the bent tube, hose,
tube, nozzle, dust bag or fi lters.
3. Let the machine cool.
4. Plug in the machine again and
push the start button. The machine
will not start until cool enough. If
the machine does not start turn it
off and unplug. Try again in a while.
and the other on the back to use when
the machine is standing on its wheels.
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Cleaning tips
Adjust the suction power by means
of the power regulation or the sliding
valve on the bent tube.
Crevice nozzle
Use the crevice nozzle for narrow
spaces.
Upholstery nozzle
Use the upholstery nozzle for uphol-
stered furniture.
Brush nozzle
Use the brush nozzle for curtains and
window sills.
Hard fl oor nozzle
Use the nozzle for hard fl oors.
Power combi nozzle
Adjust the power combi nozzle depen-
ding on type of fl oor.
Turbo nozzle
Use the turbo nozzle for effi cient car-
pet cleaning.
Use the blow function nozzle to infl ate
e.g. an air mattress.
The models can include different
nozzles.
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Trouble shooting
Repair or service of electrical com-
ponents such as cord or motor, must
only be carried out by an authorized
service center.
If the ma-
chine does
not start
Check that the plug
is correctly fi tted to
the wall socket.
A fuse in the building
may have blown and
need to be changed.
The cord or plug
may be damaged
and must be
repaired by an
authorized service
center.
Reduced
suction
power
The dust bag may
be full and needs
to be changed, see
instructions.
The prefi lter or
EPA fi lter may be
blocked and have
to be changed, see
instructions.
The bent tube, hose,
tube or nozzle may
be blocked and
needs to be cleaned.
If the ma-
chine stops
The thermal fuse
may have blown,
see instructions.
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Service and maintenance
• Store the machine indoors and in a
dry environment.
• Change the prefi lter with every
fourth dust bag.
• Clean the machine surface with
a dry cloth or a damp cloth with a
little cleaning agent.
• Order original accessories from a
local dealer.
• Service – contact your local dealer.
Recycling and scrapping
Recycle the wrapping and scrap the
machine according to recommendati-
ons from the local authorities.
Cut the cord as short as possible to
avoid someone getting injured on the
scrapped machine.
Environmental commitment
This machine is designed with the
environment in mind. All plastic parts
due marked for recycling.
Responsibility
Nilfi sk disclaim all responsibility for all
damage caused by incorrect use or
modifi cation of the machine.
Guarantee
The warranty can vary between dif-
ferent countries. Contact your local
dealer for information.
Guarantee and service
This Nilfi sk Bravo vacuum cleaner is
covered by a two (2) year guarantee
on the machine, which covers the mo-
tor, cable rewinder, switch and casing.
The nozzles, fi lters, hoses, tubes and
other accessories are covered twelve
months due to manufacturing fault
only and excludes wear and tear.
The guarantee includes spare parts
and labour costs, and covers manu-
facturing and material defects that
may occur during normal domestic
use.
Service under the guarantee will
only be performed if it can be proven
that the defect occurred within the
product’s guarantee period (a correctly
completed guarantee certifi cate or
printed/stamped cash register receipt
with date and product type) and on
the condition that the vacuum cleaner
was bought as a new product and
distributed by Nilfi sk.
In the event of the repair of defects,
the customer must contact Nilfi sk to
be directed to a service agent at the
customers own expense.
Upon completion of any repairs
necessary, the vacuum cleaner will be
returned to the customer at the risk
and expense of Nilfi sk.
Addendum Australia:
Our goods come with guarantees that
cannot be excluded under the Austra-
lian Consumer Law. You are entitled
to a replacement or refund for a major
failure and for compensation for any
other reasonably foreseeable loss or
damage. You are also entitled to have
the goods repaired or replaced if the
goods fail to be of acceptable quality
and the failure does not amount to a
major failure.
Nilfi sk vacuum cleaners for domestic
use are warranted for 2 years from the
date of purchase by:
Nilfi sk Pty Ltd
Unit 1/13 Bessemer Street
10
Bravo
Blacktown NSW 2148
Phone: 1300 556 710
E-mail: warranty@nilfi sk.com.au
Find your local service agent here:
http://www.nilfi sk.com.au.
The bene fi ts under this warranty are in
addition to your national law of sale.
The guarantee does not cover:
• Normal wear and tear of acces-
sories and fi lters.
• Defects or damage occurring as a
direct or indirect result of incorrect
use - such as the vacuuming of
rubble, hot ashes or carpet deodo-
rant powder.
• Abuse, loss or lack of maintenance
as described in Instructions for
use.
• If the machine has been used for
home renovations.
• If the machine has been used for
suction of water, plaster dust or
sawdust.
Nor will it cover incorrect or poor confi -
guration, i.e. setting up or connection,
nor fi re-damage, fi re, lightning strike
or unusual voltage fl uctuations or any
other electrical disturbances such as
defective fuses or defective electrical
installations on the supply grid, and
defects or damage in general that Nil-
fi sk consider to be the result of causes
other than manufacturing and material
defects.
The guarantee becomes void:
• If a defect is caused by the use of
non-original Nilfi sk dust bags and
fi lters.
• If the identity number is removed
from the vacuum cleaner.
• If the vacuum cleaner has been
repaired by a non-Nilfi sk authorized
dealer.
• If the machine is used in a com-
mercial environment, i.e. building
contractors, cleaning contractors,
professional trades or any other
non-domestic usage.
WEEE - Waste of Electric and
Electronic Equipment
The symbol on the product or on
its packing indicates that this product
may not be treated as household waste.
Instead it shall be handed over to
the applicable collection point for the
recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment. By ensuring this product
is disposed of correctly, you will help
prevent potential negative consequen-
ces for the environment and human
health, which could otherwise be caused
by inappropriate waste handling of this
product. For more detailed information
about recycling of this product, please
contact your local city offi ce, your house-
hold waste disposal service or the shop
where you purchased the product.
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