BHG 2000 - Bielmeier

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IMPOrtaNt!
This vacuum cleaner meets all applicable safety
regulations for electrical appliances. However,
improper usage may cause personal injury and
damage to property. Please read the operating
instructions carefully before using the vacuum
cleaner! Keep the instructions for use in a safe
place for later reference.
IMPOrtaNt SaFetY
INStrUCtIONS
This appliance is not intended for use by
people (including children) with limited physical,
sensory, or mental abilities or by people
lacking experience and/or know-how, unless
they are supervised by a person responsible
for their safety or are given instruction on how
to use the appliance.
This vacuum cleaner is intended for household
use only and for dry use only. Do not use the
vacuum cleaner to clean persons or animals.
Any other uses of the appliance are performed
at the user's own risk and may be dangerous.
Do not use the vacuum cleaner for any
non-standard purposes, and do not leave it
unattended while in operation.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any
damage or injury caused by use that is not in
accordance with regulations or by improper
usage.
Connect the appliance to 230 v. alternating
current only. The socket should be protected
using a 16-ampere fuse. If other appliances
with a high connected wattage are operating
on the same circuit, the fuse may blow when
the vacuum cleaner is switched on. This can be
avoided by setting the vacuum cleaner to its
lowest cleaning setting (min) before switching
it on, and then increasing the power setting to
the desired level once the motor is running.
Do not use the appliance without a filter bag
and a motor protection filter.
To avoid risk of overheating or damage, pull
out at least two thirds of the power cord when
using the appliance for a longer time.
If the power cord is damaged, the entire cord
and reel must be exchanged by a qualified
customer service agent.
Do not vacuum hot ash, large pieces of broken
glass, pointed objects or fluids.
Do not vacuum toner dust, which is used in
devices such as printers or copiers. It may
conduct electricity, and the filtering system
may fail to remove this substance completely,
thereby causing it to be released back into the
atmosphere through the blower.
Always remove the power plug after use and
before cleaning the appliance or changing the
filter.
Repairs of electrical appliances should only be
performed by a qualified expert. Attempts by
the user to perform repairs may expose the
user to major hazards.
Do not store the appliance in close proximity
to a hot oven or heating unit.
Children do not understand the dangers
which may arise when electrical appliances
are used. Therefore, never let children operate
electrical appliances without supervision.
SPeCIal FeatUreS
Variable power control makes the vacuum
suitable for a wide range of applications –
from the most delicate drapes to the dirtiest
carpets, and everything in between!
easy-to-read indicator lets you know when
to replace the filter bag.
additional suction adjustment on the
handle, for convenient suction control.
Built-in accessory compartment for
convenient storage of all nozzles and brushes.
Stair lock system locks the rear wheels for use
on stairs or slanted surfaces.
Overheating protection function automatically
switches the appliance off if there is a
danger of overheating.
OPeratION
1. SwItCHING tHe VaCUUM ON
Fasten the elbow of the vacuum hose into the
air intake opening (fig. 1). Attach the necessary
nozzles. Nozzles may be attached to the vacuum
tube or hose.
(fig. 1)
Pull out the power cord and insert the plug in a
power socket.
Press the ON/OFF ( ) bis der Motor anläuft
(fig. 2).
2. SettING tHe POwer leVel
(fig. 2)
Electronic power control by variable transformer.
Turn the vacuum power control by hand to set the
desired power level (fig. 3).
(fig. 3)
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The suction force can also be controlled on the
handle (fig. 4).
Closed – high suction force
Open – low suction force
(fig. 4)
Power recommendation:
Use minimum power for drapes and delicate
fabrics.
Use medium power (economical) for clothes,
upholstery or carpets.
Use maximum power for wooden, stone or
heavily soiled floors
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3. aCCeSSOrIeS
The built-in accessory compartment houses the
upholstery nozzle, crevice nozzle and furniture
brush (fig. 5).
(fig. 5)
The accessories can be attached to either the tube
or the handle (fig. 6).
Upholstery nozzle (1): for couches, armchairs,
etc.
Crevice nozzle (2): for corners and small gaps
Furniture brush (3): e.g. for shelves (attach to
the crevice nozzle).
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