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GETTING THE BEST RESULTS
Hard floors: Use the carpet/hard floor nozzle with the left pedal
in position (1).
Carpets: Use the carpet/hard floor nozzle with the left pedal in
position (2).
Reduce suction power for small carpets.
If you have a carpet/hard floor nozzle with two pedals – press
the pedal on the right (3) to vacuum up animal hair, etc. more
effectively.
Upholstered furniture: Use the combination nozzle as shown in
(4).
Curtains, lightweight fabrics, etc.: Use the combination nozzle as
shown in (4). Reduce suction power if necessary.
Frames, bookshelves, etc.: Use the combination nozzle as
shown in (5) or feather duster (6 – certain models only).
Crevices, corners, etc.: Use the crevice nozzle (7b).
On certain models, the crevice nozzle can be extended (7a).
Extend the crevice nozzle using a finger to push out the extend-
ing section. When the extending section is in its outermost posi-
tion, a retaining button locks it in position. Press this retaining
button and push the crevice nozzle together before placing it
back in the accessory holder.
Using the power nozzle (certain models only)
8 Attach the nozzle to the tube.
9 Connect the power nozzle to the socket on the vacuum
cleaner.
10 Use the clips to secure the cable along the tubes and hose.
11 The power nozzle starts operating when the vacuum cleaner
is switched on.
Using the turbo nozzle (certain models only)
12 Attach the nozzle to the tube.
13 Adjust the suction power by opening or closing the air vent.
Note: Do not use the power or turbo nozzle on skin rugs, rugs with
long fringes or a pile depth exceeding 15 mm. To avoid damaging the
carpet, do not keep the nozzle stationary whilst the brush is rotating.
Do not pass the nozzle across electric cables, and be sure to switch off
the vacuum cleaner immediately after use.