Cleaning & changing the hepa filter – Fantom Vacuum TRANSFORMER VAC FM604 User Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS cont.

PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

Wash

once a

month or

when

suction

appears

reduced

Fig. A

Changing & Cleaning the Post
Motor Filter

The post motor filter is a washable filter

but should be replaced every three (3)

months.

• Remove the filter cover from the front

of the unit and remove the filter.

• Rinse the post

motor filter in

lukewarm water

and air dry the

filter completely

for 24 hours. Do

not use a washing

machine to rinse

the filter. Do not

use a hair dryer to

dry it. Air dry only.

Never operate the

vacuum without the

post motor filter in place.

• When the filter is dry, replace into the

filter cover and replace the filter cover

to the unit.

• A severely soiled or clogged filter

should be thoroughly washed with

fresh tepid water. A mild detergent

can be used if required.

Cleaning & Changing the
HEPA Filter

(cont.)

CAUTION

: The suction hole must

be open, free of any obstructions at

all times. Otherwise, the motor will

overheat and could become

damaged.

PLEASE NOTE: The white pleated

filter material in the HEPA Filter will

discolor over time -This is NORMAL

and will NOT affect the performance

of the filter. If the HEPA Filter

is properly

"TapCleaned”

after each use

and suction

does not return

to 100%, then

we suggest that

the HEPA filter

be “TapCleaned”

vigorously until

no more dust

can be removed,

then rinsed

under the faucet and allowed to air dry

for 24 hours before refitting into the

vacuum. (Fig. A) This should be

done once a month or when

suction appears to be reduced .

Warning:

Allow 24

hours for drying before
replacing in unit.

Warning:

Always empty the dust

cup container and clean the HEPA

filter and Debris Screen before

each use and during prolonged

usage.

Changing & Cleaning the Pre-

Motor Filter

The pre-motor filter is a washable filter

but should be replaced every three (3)

months.

• Remove the dust cup container and

the HEPA filter to remove the pre-

motor filter.

• Rinse the pre-motor filter in lukewarm

water and air dry the filter completely

for 24 hours. Do not use a washing

machine to rinse the filter. Do not use

a hair dryer to dry it. Air dry only.

Never operate the vacuum without the

pre-motor filter in place.

• When the filter is dry, replace into the

unit and replace the HEPA filter and

dust cup container.

• A severely soiled or clogged filter

should be thoroughly washed with

fresh tepid water. A mild detergent

can be used if required.

Please Note: The HEPA Filter is

washable. It should, however, be

replaced every six (6) months to ensure

peak performance of your vacuum.

Both the Pre-Motor and Post Motor

Filters are washable. They should

however be replaced every three (3)

months to ensure peak performance of

your vacuum.

Important: Make sure that ALL filters

are completely dry before re-installing

back in the vacuum.

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Pre-Motor

Filter

Never over fill the dust cup container -

remove dirt and clean the HEPA filter

and debris screen when dirt in dust

cup is at or below the "MAX" level

during prolonged usage or risk motor

damage.

If you wash the Hepa filter, make

sure that it is completely dry before

inserting back in the vacuum.

IMPORTANT:

If the suction opening in the unit or the hose is BLOCKED, switch off

the vacuum cleaner and remove the blocking substance before you

start the unit again.

1. Do not operate the vacuum cleaner

too close to heaters, radiators or

cigarette butts.

4. When pulling out the power plug

from the wall outlet, pull the plug not

the power cord.

5. Do not pick up anything that is

burning or smoking such as
cigarettes, matches or hot ashes.

2. Before inserting the power plug into

the wall outlet, make sure that your

hands are dry.

6. Do not use without HEPA filter in

place.

3. Before you start vacuuming, make

sure to remove large or sharp objects

that might damage the dust cup

debris screen.

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