Philips AquaTrio Système d'aspiration et lavage - Manual (Page 25)

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Problem Possible cause solution
The inside of the
mopping nozzle is
too dirty.
Clean the mopping nozzle (see chapter ‘Cleaning and
maintenance’, section ‘Cleaning the mopping nozzle’).
The mopping brushes
are not present.
Place the mopping brushes in the mopping nozzle (see
chapter ‘Cleaning and maintenance’, section ‘Reassembling
the mopping nozzle’).
The mopping brushes
are worn.
Replace the mopping brushes (see chapter ‘Replacing the
mopping brushes’).
The sound of
the appliance
changed while
cleaning.
The active protection
system may have
been activated for
three reasons: (1) the
appliance picked up
a foreign object, (2)
the mopping brushes
are too wet or (3)
you have moved
the appliance over a
carpet. The mopping
brushes automatically
stopped rotating
because they
encountered too
heavy resistance. The
appliance continues
to make a sound,
but it does not work
properly.
Release the power-on button to switch off the appliance.
Put the appliance upright in parking position (‘click’) and
pull the plug out of the wall socket. Open the mopping
nozzle lid, remove the mopping brush cover and remove
the object. Reinsert the mopping brush cover, close the
mopping nozzle lid, put the plug in the wall socket and
switch on the appliance again (see chapter ‘Using your
AquaTrio’, section ‘Active protection system is activated’).
If you find no object, the active protection system may
have been activated because the mopping brushes are
too wet (see next cause and solution) or because you
moved the appliance over a carpet. Pull the plug out
of the wall socket, open and close the mopping nozzle
lid, put the plug in the wall socket again, switch on the
appliance and start cleaning again.
If the above solutions did not help and the appliance still
does not work, switch on the appliance for at least 10
seconds. Then open and close the mopping nozzle lid,
switch on the appliance and start
cleaning again.
The active protection
system has been
activated because the
brushes are too wet.
The mopping brushes
automatically stopped
rotating because they
encountered a too
heavy resistance.
Release the power-on button to switch off the appliance.
Put the appliance upright in parking position (‘click’) and
pull the plug out of the wall socket. Remove the mopping
brushes from the mopping nozzle and remove excess
water from the mopping brushes by squeezing them over
a sink (see chapter ‘Cleaning and maintenance’, section
‘Cleaning the mopping nozzle’). Then you can reinsert the
mopping brushes, reinsert the mopping brush cover, close
the mopping nozzle lid, put the plug in the wall socket
and switch on the appliance again (see chapter ‘Cleaning
and maintenance’, section ‘Reassembling the mopping
nozzle’). If this does not work, let the mopping brushes
dry (see chapter ‘Cleaning and maintenance’, section
‘Cleaning the mopping nozzle’).
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