Philips Marathon FC9239 Bedienungsanleitung

FC9239-FC9220

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FC9239-FC9220

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General description (Fig. 1)

1 Filter cylinder

2 Filter cylinder case

3 Dust bucket release button

4 Dust bucket

5 Hose connection opening

6 Suction power buttons (MIN and MAX)

7 Suction power lights

8 Filter-Clean button

9 On/off button

10 Cover

11 Motor Protection Filter

12 Wheel

13 Cord rewind button

14 Hose connector

15 Hose release button

16 Remotecontrol(specictypesonly)

17 Handgrip

18 Accessory holder

19 Telescopic tube

20 Small brush

21 Small nozzle

22 Crevice tool

23 Tri-Active nozzle

24 Side brush

25 Parking/storage ridge

26 Super Clean Air HEPA Filter or Ultra Clean Air HEPA Filter

27 Filter grille

28 Mains cord

29 Parking slot

30 Swivel wheel

31 Storage slot

32 Type plate

Important

Read these instructions for use carefully before using the appliance and save them for future

reference.

Check if the voltage indicated on the appliance corresponds to the local mains voltage before

you connect the appliance.

Do not use the appliance if the plug, the cord or the appliance itself is damaged.

If the mains cord is damaged, it must be replaced by Philips, a service centre authorised by

Philips or similarly qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard.

Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.

Never suck up water or any other liquid. Never suck up ammable substances and do not

suck up ashes until they are cold.

Do not point the hose, the tube or any other accessory at the eyes or ears nor put it in your

mouth when it is connected to the vacuum cleaner and the vacuum cleaner is switched on.

Sucking up large objects may cause the air passage in the tube or hose to become

obstructed. If this happens, the obstruction needs to be removed.

Never use the appliance without the Motor Protection Filter.This could damage the motor

and shorten the life of the appliance.

Only use the Philips lter cylinder supplied with the appliance.

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The lter cylinder is not waterproof and cannot be cleaned with water or cleaning agents.

Only clean the lter with the Filter-Clean system.

Electromagnetic elds (EMF)

ThisPhilipsappliancecomplieswithallstandardsregardingelectromagneticelds(EMF).Ifhandled

properly and in accordance with the instructions in this instruction manual, the appliance is safe to

useaccordingtoscienticevidenceavailabletoday.

Preparing for use

Connecting accessories

Hose

1 To connect the hose, push it rmly into the appliance (‘click’). (Fig. 2)

2 To disconnect the hose, press the release button (1) and pull the hose out of the appliance

(2). (Fig. 3)

Telescopic tube

1 Connect the tube to the handgrip of the hose by pressing the spring-loaded lock button on

the handgrip and inserting the handgrip into the tube. Fit the spring-loaded lock button into

the opening in the tube (‘click’). (Fig. 4)

2 To disconnect the tube from the handgrip, press the spring-loaded lock button and pull the

handgrip out of the tube.

Use the same method to connect and disconnect the nozzles.

3 Adjust the tube to the length you nd most comfortable during vacuum cleaning. (Fig. 5)

Tri-Active nozzle

The Tri-Active nozzle is a multi-purpose nozzle for carpets and hard oors. (Fig. 6)

The side brushes catch more dust and dirt at the sides of the nozzle and allow you to clean better

along furniture and other obstacles.

The opening at the front of the nozzle allows you to suck up larger particles. (Fig. 7)

1 To clean hard oors, push the rocker switch on top of the nozzle with your foot to make the

brush strip come out of the housing.At the same time the wheel will be lifted to prevent

scratching and to increase manoeuvrability. (Fig. 8)

2 To clean carpets, push the rocker switch again to make the brush strip disappear into the

nozzle housing. The wheel will be lowered automatically. (Fig. 9)

Crevice tool, small nozzle and small brush

1 Connect the crevice tool (1), the small nozzle (2) or the small brush (3) directly to the

handgrip or to the tube. (Fig. 10)

Accessory holder

The accessory holder can simply be snapped onto the handgrip. (Fig. 11)

The accessories can be stored in the accessory holder by pushing them into the holder.To detach

the accessories, pull them out of the holder.

You can store two accessories at a time in the accessory holder:

Crevice tool and small nozzle. (Fig. 12)

Please note the way in which the small nozzle must be placed in the accessory holder.

Crevice tool and small brush. (Fig. 13)

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Infrared remote control (specic types only)

1 Remove the lid of the battery compartment (1) and insert two AAA 1.5-volt batteries (2).

Reattach the lid of the battery compartment (3). (Fig. 14)

Make sure that the - and + poles point in the right direction.

Using the appliance

1 Pull the cord out of the appliance and put the mains plug in the wall socket.

2 Press the on/off button on top of the appliance to switch on the appliance. (Fig. 15)

Adjusting suction power

During vacuum cleaning, you can adjust the suction power to one of 5 different settings with

the MIN and MAX buttons on top of the appliance. (Fig. 16)

If your appliance is equipped with an infrared remote control (specic types only) you can set

the suction power to one of 5 different settings with the – and + buttons on the infrared

remote control. (Fig. 17)

The blue suction power lights show the selected suction power level.

Usemaximumsuctionpowertovacuumverydirtycarpetsandhardoors.

Use minimum suction power to vacuum curtains, table carpets, etc.

When you switch on the appliance, it starts running at the last selected suction power

setting. If your appliance is equipped with an infrared remote control (specic types only) it

starts running at the highest suction power. (Fig. 15)

Pausing during use

1 If you want to pause for a moment, park the tube in a convenient position by inserting the

ridge on the nozzle into the parking slot. (Fig. 18)

2 If your appliance is equipped with an infrared remote control (specic types only), press the

standby button to temporarily switch the vacuum cleaner off, for instance when you have to

move some furniture. (Fig. 19)

The middle suction power light starts burning to indicate that the vacuum cleaner is in

standby mode.

3 To continue vacuum cleaning, simply press the standby button, - or + button.

Using the Filter-Clean button

Acleanltercylinderhelpsmaintainhighsuctionpower.

Always press the Filter-Clean button when you have nished vacuum cleaning.

Thelter-cleaningprocessonlyneedstobeperformedoncetoguaranteepropercleaningofthe

lter.

1 Switch off the appliance and leave the mains plug in the wall socket during the lter-cleaning

process.

2 Keep the appliance in horizontal position, with all wheels touching the oor.

Always leave the hose connected to the appliance during the lter-cleaning process to prevent

dust from being blown out of the appliance.

3 Press the Filter-Clean button. (Fig. 20)

The light in the Filter-Clean button goes on and you hear a beep before the lter-cleaning

process starts.

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During the lter-cleaning process the appliance produces a rattling noise. This is completely

normal.

When the lter-cleaning process is nished, you hear a beep and the light in the Filter-Clean

button goes out.

4 You can also press the Filter-Clean button during vacuum cleaning.

When you do this, the motor stops running and the lter cleaning-process starts. During the

lter-cleaning process, the appliance does not suck up dirt. When the lter-cleaning process is

nished, the motor automatically starts running again and you can continue vacuum cleaning.

If you fail to press the Filter-Clean button after vacuuming several times, the light in the

Filter-Clean button starts blinking.This tells you that you need to press the Filter-Clean

button to prevent the lter from becoming clogged.

The light stops blinking after you have cleaned the lter by pressing the Filter-Clean button.

Cleaning and maintenance

Always press the Filter-Clean button when you have nished vacuum cleaning.

Cleaning the dust bucket and lter cylinder case

Always unplug the appliance before you empty the dust bucket.

The dust bucket is not dishwasher-proof.

1 Empty the dust bucket as soon as the dust level has reached the round disc of the lter

cylinder case. (Fig. 21)

2 Switch off the appliance, remove the mains plug from the wall socket and disconnect the

hose from the appliance.

3 Unlock the cover by pressing the release button on top of the handle of the dust bucket (1).

Swing the cover open (2). (Fig. 22)

4 Remove the dust bucket by lifting it out of the appliance. (Fig. 23)

5 Hold the dust bucket over a dustbin and lift the lter cylinder case out of the bucket. Empty

the bucket. (Fig. 24)

6 Gently tap the lter cylinder case against the dustbin to release all ne dust from the case.

(Fig. 25)

7 If you want to clean the lter cylinder case more thoroughly, rst remove the lter cylinder

from the case. To remove the lter cylinder, turn the handle on top of the lter cylinder

anticlockwise (1) and lift the lter cylinder out of the case (2). (Fig. 26)

8 Then clean the lter cylinder case with a dry cloth or with cold tap water and some washing-

up liquid. (Fig. 27)

Do not clean the lter cylinder case with the lter cylinder in it under the tap. (Fig. 28)

9 Put the lter cylinder back into the lter cylinder case.

Make sure that the lter cylinder case is dry before you reinsert the lter cylinder into it.

10 Clean the dust bucket with cold tap water and some washing-up liquid.

11 Put the lter cylinder case back into the dust bucket.

Make sure that the dust bucket is dry before you reinsert the lter cylinder case.

If you have not reinserted the lter cylinder case, the suction power lights start blinking and the

appliance cannot be switched on.

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12 Close the cover rmly (‘click’).

Cleaning the lter cylinder

If you persistently fail to press the Filter-Clean button when the light in the Filter-Clean button blinks,

theltercylinderwillclogupwithdirtandthesuctionpowerwillbecomeinsufcient.

Ifthishashappened,youcanunclogtheltercylinderinthefollowingway:

1 Switch off the appliance and remove the mains plug from the wall socket.

2 Unlock the cover by pressing the release button on top of the handle of the dust bucket (1).

Swing the cover open (2). (Fig. 22)

3 Remove the dust bucket by lifting it out of the appliance. (Fig. 23)

4 Hold the dust bucket over a dustbin and lift the cylinder case out of the bucket. (Fig. 24)

5 Turn the handle on top of the lter cylinder anticlockwise (1) and lift the lter cylinder out

of the case (2). (Fig. 26)

6 Hold the lter cylinder over a dustbin and clean it with the small brush. Gently brush from

the top of the lter downwards along the ribs of the lter. (Fig. 29)

Only use the small brush that comes as an accessory with the appliance. Other brushes may

damage the lter cylinder.

The lter cylinder is not waterproof and cannot be cleaned with water or cleaning agents.

(Fig. 27)

7 Put the lter cylinder back into the case and turn the handle clockwise until the lter

cylinder locks into position.

Makesuretheltercylinderissecurelyxedinthecase(‘click’).

8 Put the case with the lter cylinder in it back into the dust bucket and put the dust bucket

back into the appliance.

9 Close the cover rmly (‘click’).

10 Put the plug in the wall socket. Make sure the appliance is in horizontal position, with all

wheels touching the oor, and the hose is connected to the appliance.

11 Press the Filter-Clean button. (Fig. 20)

12 For the best result, empty the dust bucket when the lter-cleaning process is nished (see

section ‘Cleaning the dust bucket and lter cylinder case’).

Cleaning the Motor Protection Filter

Clean the permanent Motor Protection Filter every two months.

1 Unplug the appliance.

2 Take the Motor Protection Filter out of the appliance and clean the lter by tapping the dust

out of it over a dustbin. (Fig. 30)

If you want to clean the Motor Protection Filter more thoroughly, you can rinse it under a cold tap.

Do not use washing-up liquid or any other cleaning agent to clean the Motor Protection Filter!

3 Press the clean lter rmly back into the lter compartment to ensure that it is properly

placed.

Make sure that the Motor Protection Filter is completely dry before you put it back into the

lter compartment.

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