User manual DYSON DC01 ABSOLUTE

[. . . ] Do not use the machine with any of the openings blocked with any object that may restrict the airflow. Do not pull on the supply cord, run over it or pull it around sharp edges or near/over hot surfaces. Do not use the cleaner if the cord or plug are damaged or if the cleaner has been damaged, dropped or has come into contact with water or any other liquid. Static charge can occur in many ways and, when vacuuming, certain carpets may generate small static charges in the clear bin. [. . . ] Unhinge filter cage and replace old S-level submicro filter at least every three months. 1 2 Optional clear bin cleaning Remove clear bin from machine to wash in water if desired. After washing ensure that the yellow bin inner is in place (See step 7 of `Blockage procedure' in your instructions). Do not use strong detergents and ensure clear bin is fully dry before replacing on machine 2 Lift yellow bin catch for access to the HEPA filter. Replace this filter at least every twelve months. Also see back page. DANGER! 3. Changing the belt Replacement belts are available direct from Dyson Customer Care ( Tel: 01666 827272) WARNING! For your own safety please remember to unplug the machine when not in use and before carrying out maintenance. 1. 2 Remove soleplate by lifting from the back, and then remove brush bar. 2. Line up brush bar 1 Fit belt over motor shaft and domed section of brush bar. IMPORTANT Use only genuine Dyson belts. 2 Pull belt taut and locate brush bar in slot. 1 2 End cap of brush bar 2 2 Raised section 1 With raised section on end of brush bar orientated as shown, locate brush bar in slot and rotate end cap towards back of machine until it comes to a stop. 1 1 3 3. Centralise belt VERY IMPORTANT Rotate brush bar by Cradle Soleplate hand to centralise belt before re-fitting soleplate to machine. 3 If cradle becomes detached from soleplate, align circular ends of cradle with corresponding holes of soleplate and slot into place, ensuring that `front' edge of cradle faces the right direction. Thread removal After unplugging the cleaner, carefully remove any entwined cotton, wool or fluff with scissors. NOTE: Failure to remove these may result in loss of performance and possible damage to the machine. DYSON CUSTOMER CARE Helpline 01666 827272 T ET B U RY HILL Facsimile 01666 827298 Contact for all service assistance MALMESBURY W I LTS H I R E EN G L AN D S N 16 O R P 4. Blockage procedure WARNING! For your own safety please remember to unplug the machine when not in use and before carrying out maintenance. IMPORTANT Please check your DCO1 for blockages if you notice that the vacuum cleaner stops picking up, the sound of the vacuum cleaner changes pitch, or the suction reduces or stops altogether. Any `Blockage only' repairs will incur a charge of £35. 00*, so please check your machine carefully. Check filters Filter life is dependent on the amount the vacuum cleaner is used. The HEPA filter must be replaced at least every 12 months. IMPORTANT Use only genuine Dyson filters. 4. Check belt & soleplate 1 Remove three screws to 2 3 1 undo soleplate. 2 Lift soleplate to remove. Clean shroud 1 Wipe shroud holes free 1 of all dust/debris. 4 passage is clear and 4 2 Check air duct behind bin for debris. 5. Rotate cleaner head so that opening 2 becomes exposed, keeping inspection flap raised. Look through 2 to see if light is visible and to check that the passage is clear of any blockages. 3. Check wand/hose 1 1 Remove wand handle from machine. 2 1 2 Look down wand and 3 check for daylight. [. . . ] Having established that there are no blockages and that the filters have been replaced within the stated time, leave your vacuum cleaner unplugged for 60 minutes and then try using it again. If the vacuum cleaner still does not work, please call Dyson Customer Care (Tel: 01666 827272). IMPORTANT A LWAY S U N P L U G T H E VAC U U M C L E A N E R F R O M T H E WA L L S O C K E T B E F O R E I N S P E C T I N G I T NOTE Check that your supply corresponds to that shown on the rating plate. The appliance must only be used as rated, it should be fitted with an ASTA approved fuse to BS1362. European conformity information A sample of this product has been tested and found to be in conformity with the following European Directives: 73/23/EEC Low voltage (safety) Directive, 93/68/EEC CE Marketing Directive and 89/336/EEC EMC Directive. [. . . ]