Bissell 7364e - Manual (Page 5)

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charging the battery
1. When completely charged, the Pet Hair
Eraser Sweeper provides up to 60
minutes of full cleaning power.
2. When charging for the first time, allow
to charge uninterrupted for at least
16 hours. Thereafter, charge at least
12 hours to renew the Pet Hair Eraser
Sweeper battery. The charging indicator
light will illuminate to red when properly
connected and will change to the color
green when full charged. The Pet Hair
Eraser Sweeper is now full charged.
note: the power switch must be in
the off position when charging.
3. Decreased operating time may indicate the
battery has built up a charging resistance.
To recharge, first completely exhaust the
battery, recharge it, then exhaust it again
before recharging a second time. This pro-
cedure may be required more than once.
4. When charging is complete, be sure to
unplug the Pet Hair Eraser Sweeper from
the charger. Please remember your Pet Hair
Eraser Sweeper contains rechargeable
nickel metal hydride (NiMH) batteries. Do
not incinerate batteries or they can explode
when exposed to high temperatures.
using your pet Hair eraser sweeper
the pet Hair eraser sweeper is a quick
and easy way to clean your bare
floors and carpet.
1. Tip back the handle into typical use
position and gently tap the power switch
on the sweeper with your foot.
note: the unit will not turn on if the
dirt cup is not secure.
2. To clean small areas, detach the handle
by depressing the handle clip button
where the bottom of the handle slides
into the Pet Hair Eraser Sweeper and
pull the entire handle assembly out. Use
the Pet Hair Eraser Sweeper by holding
the built-in hand grip.
3. When done, replace the handle (if
detached) and store for the next use.
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perations
attention:
If your battery still fails to
recharge or does not hold a
charge of normal duration, call:
bissell consumer care
listed on page 8
or visit our website at
www.bissell.com
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WaRning:
pet hair eraser sweeper
will not pick up crayons,
marbles, and other large
or hard objects.
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