Panasonic MC-V5715 - Manual (Page 10)

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WARNING
Personal Infury Hazard when Using Attachments.
DO NOT place hands or feet underneath the unit when using the attachment toois. The
agitator begins to revolve rapidly when using attachments.
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CAUTION
When using the attachments, the agitator begins rotating. DO NOT aiiow the deaner to
remain in Just one place for a period of time, as the agitator may damage the floor sur­
face. Avoid piacing the cleaner on furniture, the fringed area of rugs, deep pile caipet-
Ing, or carpeted stairs. The ideal position for the deaner when using attachments is
for the unit to be on a level area with tite handle in the full uoriaht position. See the
HANDLE ADJUSTMENTS section.
To remove the wand from the short hose, grasp the top part of the wand, see
illustration, and twist as you pull up. Once the wand has been removed it
can be used as is or the extension wand can be used for further reach.
The crevice tooi or dusting brush can be attached to the hose or the end
of the wand. When connecting the crevice tool or dusting brush, always
twist as you push down. If additional reach is required, the dusting
brush can be attached to the end of the crevice tool by simply slid­
ing it over the narrow end of the crevice tool.
HO30'
When using the attachments DO NOT overextend your reach
with the hose as it could tip the cleaner over.
To store attachments place the hose in back of the handle on the
hose holder. Return the wand to the tool holder, twisting as you push
down to connect it to the short hose. Place the extension wand in the
tool holder. Store the remaining tools in their proper positions.
Hose
Holder
Dustirtg
Brush
Tool
Holder
Short
Hose
-Agitator
(Underneath)
ATTACHMENT USE
CLEANING AREA
ATTACHMENT
Furniture*
Between
Cushions* Drapes* Stairs Walls
CREVICE TOOL X X X X X
DUSTING BRUSH ^ X X X X
*Always dean attachments before using on fabrics. Attachments used in dirty areas, such as
under a refrigerator, should not be used on other surfaces until they are washed. They could leave
marks. See the CLEANING EXTERIOR AND ATTACHMENTS section.
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