Morphy Richards VC71067 - Manual (Page 5)

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Operating / Assembly (continued)
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To obtain the best results from your cleaner,
empty the dust canister
(5) regularly, otherwise
the airflow and cleaning power will be reduced.
1. Unplug the cleaner from the mains outlet.
2. Press the dust canister release button (6) , pull
back the hinged lid by the carry handle (7) (as
shown) and pull the canister away from the main
body.
3. Hold the dust canister (5) over a dustbin. Turn the
yellow dial (a minimum of 5 revolutions) to agitate
the fine dust between the filter pleats and restore
the air flow.
4. Press the dust canister empty button (17) near
the handle (16) on the dust canister lid (18) . This
opens the door at the base of the canister for the
contents to be emptied out (as shown).
5. Re-attach the dust canister to the main body.
Feed the base onto the unit first and push the top
back until it clicks into place. Then push the
hinged lid back into place to secure the canister.
Allergy sufferers
When emptying any vacuum cleaner, it is difficult
to avoid exposure to dust. To minimise this risk,
please ensure that you encase the dust canister
in a large bag to empty it. Close the bag as tightly
as possible round the dust canister. Remove the
dust canister and close the bag as tightly and
quickly as possible and dispose of this
immediately. It is advisable to wear disposable
gloves and a face mask while emptying the
cleaner. If at all possible, ask a non allergy
sufferer to empty the dust canister when required.
Using tools and accessories
The appropriate cleaning tool (25) or (27) can
be attached directly to the hose handle (1) , or
the tube(s) (2) can be used between the hose
handle and the tool.
The crevice tool (27) , upholstery nozzle (25) , and
dusting brush attachment (26) may be stored in
the tool storage drawer (13) at the rear of the
vacuum cleaner.
Unwind the power cord (11) and plug in to the mains outlet as in step 3 of ‘Operating / Assembly’, page 4.
Eco Switch power setting
Application
Curtains
and delicate
fabrics
Shelves
and hard
surfaces
Floor
coverings,
such as rugs,
economy
setting for
carpets Textiles and
upholstery Carpets or
hard floor
coverings
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