Minuteman Phenom L1518 Dual Motor Upright Vacuum - Manual (Page 17)

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Operating and Indicator Elements
Handle (Fig. 6/3)
Hold the handle and use it to guide the
Minuteman Phenom; the suction hose
and nozzle remain fixed to the shaft.
Intake pipe with hose
(Fig. 6/14 and 6/2)
It serves to vacuum up the dirt swept by
the brush. In addition, the suction hose
can be used to vacuum up dust when
extended or clean areas difficult to
access when the nozzle is fitted.
On/Off switch (Fig. 6/5)
It serves to switch the Minuteman
Phenom on and off.
Change filter indicator (Fig. 6/6)
It lights up when the filter bag needs to
be changed or when the suction or
brush is blocked. The suction power is
then reduced.
Locking knob
for shaft (Fig. 6/15)
It serves to lock the shaft extension.
To pull out the shaft, press and hold the
locking knob.
Power plug
with cable (Fig. 6/7)
It serves to connect the Minuteman
Phenom to a 230 Volt power socket.
Fuse: 16 A.
Carrying handle (Fig. 6/8)
It serves to carry/transport the
Minuteman Phenom.
Locking device (Fig. 6/13)
It serves to set the Minuteman Phenom
vertical, e.g. for transportation or
storage.
The brush head of the
Minuteman Phenom cannot be
switched on when in a vertical
position (safety circuit/protects
against carpet damage).
Rotary knob
for brush height adjustment
(Fig. 6/12)
It enables the height of the brush to be
adjusted according to the conditions at
the location of use.
Turn counterclockwise: increase height
of brush
Turn clockwise: reduce height of brush
Control lamps
for brush pressure (Fig. 6/10)
When the green control lamp lights up,
the brush height (brush pressure) is
correct. If the green and red lamps light
up simultaneously, the brush motor is
overloaded and switches off
automatically. The brush height must
then be increased. To switch the
Minuteman Phenom back on again,
actuate the On/Off switch once
(RESET).
Nozzle (Fig. 6/1)
The nozzle is included in the range of
parts supplied with the Minuteman
Phenom and serves for cleaning areas
difficult to access.