Maintaining And Cleaning The Appliance; Changing The Dust Bag - SEVERIN 7044 Gebrauchsanleitung

Maintaining and cleaning the appliance

Changing the dust bag

4 Maintaining and cleaning the appliance
– Before changing the dust bag, switch off the appliance and disconnect the plug from the mains
socket.
– Change the dust bag when the dust bag change indicator appears in the inspection glass, the
vacuuming performance declines notably, before long storage or before shipping.
– The dust bag and its contents can be disposed of in normal household garbage unless it con-
tains dirt that is forbidden in the household garbage.
On the bag change, see also illustrated Quick Start Guide.
Be sure to replace the dust bag with a dust bag of the same type:
Either from the
Severin spare parts line:
Severin dust bag set
(4 dust bags + 1 motor protection filter)
Item number SB7218
Cleaning or replacing the filter
– Before changing or cleaning the filter, switch the appliance off and disconnect the plug from the
mains socket.
– The motor filter can be washed, however it cannot be washed in the dishwasher or washing ma-
chine.
– Rinse the motor filter out thoroughly under running water (illustrated Quick Start Guide, detail
).
Let the motor filter dry for approx. 24 hours at room temperature after cleaning.
Only insert the motor filter when it is completely dry.
– To clean the exhaust filter, first knock the dust out of it then brush with a soft brush.
(illustrated Quick Start Guide, detail
For the filter cleaning, see also illustrated Quick Start Guide.
Cleaning
– Before cleaning, switch off the appliance and disconnect the plug from the mains socket.
– The housing and power cable may not be handled with liquids or immersed in liquids for reasons
of electrical safety. Rub housing with a slightly damp cloth and then dry.
– For cleaning, do not use any sharp or scouring cleansers or hard brushes.
Or from the
Swirl accessories line:
  
Swirl Y101 MicroPor Plus
® ® ®
Swirl , Y101 and MicroPor are registered trademarks of a com-
pany of the Melitta Group which is not associated with SEVERIN.
).
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