User manual LUX N24 LUX CORVEL CHR.

[. . . ] Insert the hose handle into the telescopic tube and the telescopic tube into the floor nozzle. Adjust the length of the telescopic tube as desired by sliding the lock switch on the telescopic tube towards the hose handle. [. . . ] To rewind the cord, lightly press the foot pedal with the cord symbol (1). The suction effect can be further reduced by using the air vent on the hose handle. Select the MIN position and keep the air vent open when vacuuming curtains, etc. For vacuuming very dirty floors or when using air-powered equipment, select the MAX position. When the indicator lamp for the dust bag lights, the bag should be replaced and the motor and HEPA filters inspected. When the overheating indicator lamp blinks, the vacuum cleaner stops operating. Your Lux vacuum cleaner has double insulation which is why grounding of the appliance is not necessary. Max power consumption: 1230 W Fan: Two-stage radial fan Connecting voltage: New Zealand 230 V/50 Hz, Australia 240 V/50 Hz Suction power: New Zealand 270 W, Australia 280 W Noise level, vacuum cleaner: 67 dBA Operating radius: 12 m Weight: 7. The optional spray container can be fitted on your Lux vacuum cleaner to paint, water flowers, etc. Use the ZE3 power nozzle for effective vacuuming of carpets and textiles. Attach the power nozzle to the hose handle and connect it to the power outlet. Electronic power control Soft start Power down Power outlet Overheating protector Static electricity protector Always store your Lux vacuum cleaner in a dry space at room temperature with the power switch switched off, the electric plug disconnected and the power cord rewound. [. . . ] Electronic power control Soft start Power down Power outlet Overheating protector Static electricity protector Always store your Lux vacuum cleaner in a dry space at room temperature with the power switch switched off, the electric plug disconnected and the power cord rewound. If the vacuum cleaner is switched off during use and the overheating indicator lamp blinks - refer to the instructions in item I. [. . . ]