Rowenta AIR FORCE EXTREME LITHIUM-ION Series Bedienungsanleitung

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AIR FORCE EXTREME LITHIUM-ION

MEDIUM

MIN

TURBO

MEDIUM

MIN

TURBO

MEDIUM

MIN

TURBO

711d

11c

11a

MAX

11b

Push

MAX

MEDIUM

MIN

TURBO

MEDIUM

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MEDIUM

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CONTENTS

Page

SECURITY ADVICE .............................................................................................................................................................. 4

1. Precautions before use........................................................................................................................................................ 4

2. Electric power source........................................................................................................................................................... 5

3. Repairs........................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................................................................ 5

BEFORE FIRST USE.............................................................................................................................................................. 5

1. How to assemble the appliance..................................................................................................................................... 5

2. Charging the battery............................................................................................................................................................. 6

3. Turning on the appliance ................................................................................................................................................... 6

4. Storage.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE........................................................................................................................... 9

1. Cleaning the dust tray.......................................................................................................................................................... 9

2. Cleaning the foam rubber motor protection filter.............................................................................................. 9

3. Vacuum cleaner care and maintenance.................................................................................................................... 9

BATTERIES ................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

1. Battery replacement........................................................................................................................................................... 10

2. Throwing away the appliance...................................................................................................................................... 10

ENVIRONMENT .................................................................................................................................................................... 10

REPAIRS....................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

GUARANTEE............................................................................................................................................................................ 11

SECU ITY ADVICE

For your safety, this appliance complies with applicable rules and regulations (Low Tension

Guidelines, Electromagnetic Compatibility, Environmental Regulations...).

This appliance is not designed to be used by individuals (including

children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities, nor

by individuals lacking experience or knowledge in the use of the

appliance, unless they have the benefit of being under the

surveillance of a responsible person, or of having received proper

instructions. t is advisable to keep an eye on children in order to

make sure that they do not use the appliance as a toy.

This appliance may be used by children over eight (8) years old

and by individuals with reduced physical, sensory or mental

capacities, or lacking experience or knowledge, as long as they

are properly supervised by a responsible person, as long as they

have received instruction concerning the safe use of the

appliance, and as long as all possible risks have been addressed.

Children should not play with the appliance. User cleaning and

care should not be carried out by children unless they are aged 8

years and over and supervised.

Keep the appliance and its lead out of reach of children under 8

years of age.

1 • Precautions efore use

ead the instructions carefully and then store them safely.

• Your vacuum cleaner is an electric appliance: it must always be used under normal conditions.

Use and store the appliance away from children’s reach. Never leave the appliance on and

unattended.

• Never hold the end of the vacuum tube near your eyes or ears.

• Never vacuum wet surfaces or liquids, no matter what their nature; hot substances; ultra-fine

substances such as plaster, cement or ashes; large cutting waste materials such as glass; toxic

products such as solvents or paint strippers; aggressive products such as acids or strong cleaners;

or gasoline or alcohol-based flammable or explosive materials.

• Never submerge the product or charge it under water or under any other liquid. Never spray

water on the appliance or on the charger.

• Do not store the appliance outdoors and keep it in a cool, dry place at all times.

• Do not place the appliance near a heat source (ovens, electric heaters or hot radiators).

• Do not expose the batteries to a room temperature above 104ºF (40°C).

• Do not take the vacuum cleaner apart while it is on.

• Never use your vacuum cleaner without the dust tray and the foam rubber motor protection filter.

• Do not use the appliance:

- f it fell and shows visible signs of deterioration or functional anomalies.

- f the charger or the charger cable are damaged.

• n any of these cases, do not try to take the appliance apart. Rather, take it to the authorized

Rowenta Service Center nearest to your home, because special tools will be needed in order to

safely carry out any repairs.

• Repairs must only be carried out by specialists using original replacement parts.

* May vary according to model

• To attempt the repair of an electronic appliance at home may be hazardous to the user.

• Only use original, guaranteed Rowenta replacement parts (filters, batteries...).

• This appliance is intended for domestic use only. n case it is used inappropriately, not following the

given instructions, Rowenta will not be subject to any liabilities whatsoever.

• The vacuuming tube located at the height of the vacuum head must be checked regularly. f it is

damaged, the appliance should not be used.

2 • Electric power source

• Make sure that the voltage indicated on the rating plate of the charger corresponds to that of your

power source.

• Never unplug the charger by pulling the electric cord.

• f the charger cord is damaged or if the charger itself does not function properly, do not use any other

charger, different from the model provided by the manufacturer, and contact the Rowenta

Consummer Service or go to the authorized Service Center nearest to your home.

3 • Repairs

Repairs must only be carried out by specialists using original replacement parts. To attempt the repair

of an electronic appliance at home may be hazardous to the user, and will invalidate the guarantee.

DESC IPTION

BEFO E FI ST USE

1 • How to assem le the Appliance

Unpack your appliance and throw away any tags attached. Make sure to keep your guarantee and read

the instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time.

• Remove the screw from the neck and leave the nut in its place.

• Fix the neck by carefully inserting it in the upper portion of the main body (fig.1).

• nsert the locking screw (7) into the neck and screw it tightly using the tool provided with the appliance

(fig.2).

• Fix the Delta vacuum head (11) by locking it into place in the lower portion of the main body (fig.3).

• Fix the dust tray on the main body of the appliance (fig 19).

1. Ergonomic handle

2. Stop/Start button

2.a Stop position

3. Light speed signals

3.a « Minimum » position

3.b « Medium » position

3.c « Turbo » position

4. Light charge signals (mini, medium, max)

5. Neck

6. Main body

7. Locking screw

8. Air outlet grill

9. Dust tray

9.a Dust receiver (0,5L)

9.b Dust separator

9.c Foam rubber motor protection filter

9.d Lid

10. Connection tube

11. Delta vacuum head with integrated

electro-brush

11.a Electro-brush

11.b LED

11.c Latches

11.d Trap

12. Wheels

13. Charger

- 14.4V, 18,0V and 25.2V / KOREA : ref. RS-RH5400*

- 14.4V, 18,0V and 25.2V / UK : ref. RS-RH5401*

14. Batteries

- 14.4V : ref. RS-RH5272*

- 18.0V : ref. RS-RH5273*

- 25.2V : ref. RS-RH5274*

15. Tool

Please note : n order to detach the Delta vacuum head, press the ejection button located at the

back of the main body (fig.4) and pull to remove.

2 • Charging the attery

IMPO TANT: Use only the original charger provided with the appliance. Do not charge the

appliance at temperatures lower than 32ºF (0ºC) or higher than 104ºF (40°C). Using a universal

charger will automatically invalidate the guarantee.

Before you use your vacuum cleaner for the first time, you must charge the battery completely

(for 6 hours maximum).

While the battery is being charged, the Stop/Start button must be in the Stop position (2.a)

• Place the vacuum cleaner near an electric power point.

• Plug the charger in and connect it to the vacuum cleaner using the socket located at the back of

the neck (fig.5).

• The light charge signals (4) located at the front will flash in blue, in the form of a wave.

Leave the vacuum cleaner to charge.

While the vacuum cleaner is being charged, the light charge signals (4) will turn on and off one

after the other. Once the charge is complete, the light charge signals will remain all on

simultaneously for about 10 seconds, and then turn off.

The charging time will depend on how discharged the battery is.

While the appliance is being charged, all its other functions will remain reactivated.

Once the charge is complete, unplug the charger from the mains, and then the appliance cord.

Once you unplug the charger, the light charge signals (4) will indicate the charge level of the battery

for about 10 seconds, then turn off.

The vacuum cleaner can stay connected to the charger permanently, without any hazard. Keep in

mind, however, that if you decide to keep the charger connected it might become slightly hot. This

would be a completely normal phenomenon.

t is advisable to charge the vacuum cleaner immediately after each use in order to always have it

available with a fully charged battery. Thus, you will gain the maximum benefit from its cleaning

and autonomous performance functions. However, in case you plan to be absent for a long period

of time (on vacation, for example), it is advisable to unplug the charger. Otherwise, the autonomous

performance function could be diminished due to automatic power loss.

3 • Turning on the appliance

Unplug the charger cord from the vacuum cleaner. f the charger remains connected to both the

power point and to the appliance, the latter will not function.

Hold the vacuum cleaner by the handle and slide the Stop/Start button downwards, towards one

of the following three speeds (fig.6):

• "Minimum": Used to vacuum clean thick or delicate rugs and carpets (3.a), as well as fragile

surfaces.

Please note: always make sure that the wheels located at the back of the base are clean.

• "Medium": Used for better vacuuming of all floor types, and in case of light dirt marks (3.b).

• "Turbo": Used for optimum vacuum performance on all floor types, and in case of strong dirt marks

(3.c).

Vacuum cleaner running times* for each usage speed (with a fully charged battery):

Functioning of the light charge signal (4)

The light charge signals (4) will turn on when you press the Stop/Start button (d), and the signal

changes during the course of use, depending on the charge level of the battery.

When the battery charge level becomes too low, the “mini” light charge signal flashes.

When the battery is fully discharged, the appliance turns off and the “mini” light charge signal (4)

continues to flash for about 10 seconds. t will then be necessary to recharge the appliance.

• The vacuum cleaner must be recharged for at least 10 minutes before it can be used again.

• f the appliance does not turn on and the « mini » light charge signal continues to flash in blue, it

means that the battery is discharged. You must then charge the appliance fully.

USING THE ELECTRO-BRUSH

The electro-brush is a rotating, motorized brush that guarantees maximum cleaning effectiveness by

allowing the appliance to suck up dirt and clean in depth. The bristles, located all along the brush,

remove threads, hair and fur that might be caught on the surface of rugs and carpets.

Please note: f the vacuum head adheres too closely to the surface you are cleaning, change the speed

to « Minimum ».

ATTENTION: Do not vacuum large fragments of broken objects, as they could block and damage

the brush. Do not use the electro-brush on long hair carpets, on animal fur, or on fringes.

Speed 1

« Minimum »

Speed 2

« Medium»

Speed 3

« Turbo »

14.4V Lithium- on 40 min 25 min 20 min

18.0V Lithium- on 45 min 30 min 25 min

25.2V Lithium- on 55 min 35 min 30 min

Charge left

100% charged 66% charged 33% charged

①②

* May vary according to model

REMOVING AND CLEANING THE ELECTRO-BRUSH

ATTENTION: Always turn off the appliance and unplug it before storing or cleaning.

Using the tool provided with the appliance (15), press in the two latches located on each side of

the lower side of the Delta head (fig.7). Lift the trap located on top of the electro-brush (fig.8).

Remove the electro-brush and its lateral bearing in order to clean them (fig.9). Carefully remove

any threads, hair, fur, etc. from the electro-brush (fig.10). Once clean, replace the electro-brush and

its lateral bearing (fig.11), then replace the trap over it (fig.12). Finally, using the tool provided with

the appliance, close both latches (fig.13).

FOR YOUR SAFETY

• Do not touch any rotating parts before you turn off and unplug the vacuum cleaner.

• Do not use the appliance on wet surfaces.

• Do not immerse the appliance in water.

ELECTRO-BRUSH MALFUNCTION

The electro-brush does not function properly or makes an unusual sound

• Either the rotating brush or the axis is blocked: turn off the appliance and clean them.

• The brush is worn out: visit an authorized Service Center in order to have the brush changed.

• The belt is worn out: if the belt makes noise, it means that it is slipping because it’s worn out.

Visit an authorized Service Center in order to have the belt changed.

The electro-brush stops while you are vacuuming

• The thermal security feature has been activated: Turn off the vacuum cleaner by moving the

Stop/Start button to the Stop position (2.a) and unplug it. Check to see if any solid object is

blocking the rotation of the brush. f this is the case, remove the object and clean the electro-

brush (fig.10), then you may keep using the vacuum cleaner.

The electro-brush moves with difficulty

f you find that your vacuum cleaner slides with difficulty along surfaces, progressively reduce the

speed until you reach the « Minimum » position (3.a). f the problem persists, take your appliance to

the authorized Rowenta Service Center nearest to your home.

See the list of authorized Rowenta Service Centers or contact the Rowenta Consummer Service

department.

Cleaning the wheels

f you need to clean the wheels or if an object gets trapped between them, remove them carefully using

a flat screwdriver.

Clean the wheel rods and then place them back on following an inverse procedure.

4 • Storage

After use, turn off your vacuum cleaner by moving the Stop/Start button to the Stop position (2a).

Now you may store your appliance vertically wherever you like, thanks to the parking position.

To place the vacuum cleaner in the parking position: Place the neck vertically in order to block the

appliance.

To continue using the vacuum cleaner: Take it by the handle and make it swing backwards in order

to unblock it and leave the parking position.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

IMPO TANT: Always turn off the appliance and unplug it before storing or cleaning.

1 • Cleaning the dust tray (9)

1.a Fast emptying

Whenever the dust tray is full, empty it as follows: remove the tray by sliding it downwards (fig.14),

place it over a bin and press the “Push” button in order to open the trap and empty the tray’s contents

(fig.15). Close the trap (fig.16) and replace the dust tray on the main body of your appliance (fig.19).

1.b Complete cleaning procedure

t is advisable to clean the dust tray regularly.

• Remove the dust tray (fig.14), then separate each of its components (9).

• Remove the foam rubber motor protection filter (9c).

• Place the dust receiver (9a), the dust filter (9b) and the lid (9d) under warm water (fig.20); then let

them stand to dry or dry them with a dry cloth.

• Wash the foam rubber motor protection filter (see paragraph 2).

• Once the components of the dust tray are all dry, reassemble them; do the same with the extra foam

rubber motor protection filter (9c) provided as a supplement with your appliance.

• Close the dust tray and reposition it on the main body of your appliance (fig.19).

2 • Cleaning the foam ru er motor protection filter (9c)

ATTENTION: Never use your vacuum cleaner without the foam rubber motor protection filter.

n order to maintain the high performance level of your appliance, do not vacuum ultra-fine substances

such as plaster, cement or ashes, and clean the foam rubber motor protection filter at least once a

month. f you perceive that your vacuum cleaner is performing under regular average level, we

recommend that you clean the foam rubber motor protection filter more frequently.

• Remove the dust tray lid (9d) and then remove the foam rubber motor protection filter (9c) (fig.21).

• Clean the foam rubber motor protection filter (9c) with warm, soapy water.

Rinse and let dry for at least 12 hours before replacing the filter on the appliance (fig.22).

IMPORTANT: In order to assure optimal motor protection, make sure that the foam rubber filter

is completely dry before replacing it on the appliance. You will need to let it dry for at least 12 hours

before reinserting it into the dust tray. An extra foam rubber motor protection filter is provided

with your vacuum cleaner so that you may use the appliance while the first filter is still drying.

ATTENTION: Never place the dust tray components or the foam rubber motor protection filter in an

automatic dishwasher.

3 • Vacuum cleaner care and maintenance

Wipe the main body of the appliance with a soft, damp cloth; then dry it with a dry cloth (fig.23).

IMPO TANT: Do not use detergents, or aggressive or abrasive products. The transparent color of

the dust tray and/or of the separator lid may change with time; however, this will not modify the

performance of the appliance.

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