Miele S8 Haus & Co - Manual (Page 58)

When using the hand-held Turbo-
brush follow the Important Safety In-
structions in the Operating Manual
of your vacuum cleaner.
Recommended use
(see illustration on page 2)
The hand-held Turbobrush is intended for
vacuuming upholstered furniture, mat-
tresses, car seats, carpeted stairs, etc.
The rotation of the roller brush intensi-
fies the pick-up of hairs and lint.
It is important to observe the cleaning
and care instructions of the manufac-
turer of the surface to be vacuumed.
Installing the handheld Turbo-
brush
^ Fit the hand-held Turbobrush on the
suction wand or on the handpiece,
depending on what is the most con-
venient for you for the type of vacuu-
ming you will be doing.
You can also attach the hand-held Tur-
bobrush to the suction hose separate
from the handpiece.
^ To do this, fit the suction hose into
the hand-held Turbobrush and turn it
until it clicks firmly into place.
^ When you want to separate the com-
ponents, press the release button on
the suction hose.
Using the hand-held Turbo-
brush
^ For best results, use a medium suction
power setting and pass the hand-held
Turbobrush slowly back and forth over
the surface to be vacuumed.
The rotating brush head can be adjus-
ted to the optimal angle.
Use the ribs on the side of the
hand-held Turbobrush to aid in the re-
moval of stubborn dirt.
Maintenance and care
(see illustrations on page 2)
,
Always turn the vacuum cleaner
off and remove the plug from the
electrical outlet before cleaning or
servicing the hand-held Turbobrush.
Removing threads and hairs
^ With a pair of scissors, cut any thre-
ads or hairs that have become entan-
gled on the roller brush. To guide the
scissors, move along the guide track
in the roller.
^ Then run the vacuum cleaner to va-
cuum up the pieces.
For more obstinate dirt or blockages in-
side the hand-held Turbobrush, the co-
ver can be opened. Any large particles
inside it can then be easily removed.
^ Press the release button and remove
the service flap opposite it.
^ Remove any dirt adhering to the insi-
de of the casing and from the roller
brush.
^ Put the service flap back on.
Changing the thread collector
Replace the thread catcher located at
the suction hole of the hand-held Tur-
bobrush when the pile is worn.
^ With a knife, for example, lift the thre-
ad catcher out of the slots at the red
markings on the side.
^ Insert the new thread catcher.
en (USA)
58