Panasonic mc-ul592 Operating instructions

Operating Instructions

Vacuum Cleaner (domestic)

Model No.

We would recommend that you carefully study these Operating Instructions before attempting to operate the unit

and that you note the Important Safety Instructions.

Please keep this Operating Instructions in a safe place with your Authorised Dealer Service booklet.

This product complies with the European directives 2006/95/EC and 2004/108/EC.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CAUTION FOR AC MAINS LEAD (UK and Republic of Ireland only)

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR VACUUM CLEANER

A) Handle Assembly / Hose Assembly / Mains Lead Storage

B) Features

* Automatic Height Adjustment

* Edge Cleaning

* Overload Protection

* Filter Cleaning System

* Upper and Lower Cord Storage Hooks

* Auto Beater Bar Stop

HOW TO OPERATE YOUR VACUUM CLEANER

A) Mains Lead Release

B) ON/OFF Switch

C) Carpet / Floor Selector

D) Handle Lock / Release By Foot Pedal

E) Filter Cleaning System

F) Using Tools with Removable Hose

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING

* Dust Bin Cleaning

* Maintaining The HEPA Filter Unit

* To Clean the Pre-Filter

* Replacing HEPA Exhaust Filer

* Thermal Protector

* Removing and Installing Lower Plate

* Replacing Belt

* Cleaning Beater Bar

* Cleaning Exterior and Tools

* Removing Clogs

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE

SPECIFICATIONS

VACUUM CLEANER CONSUMABLES / ACCESSORIES

(For UK and Republic of Ireland customers only)

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CAUTION FOR AC MAINS LEAD ( UK and Republic of Ireland only)

FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT CAREFULLY

This appliance is supplied with a moulded three pin mains plug for your safety and convenience.

A 13-ampere fuse is fitted in this plug.

Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replacement fuse has a rating of 13-ampere and that it is approved

by ASTA or BSI to BS1362.

Check for the ASTA mark or the BSI mark on the body of the fuse.

If the plug contains a removable fuse cover you must ensure that it is refitted when the fuse is replaced.

If you lose the fuse cover the plug must not be used until a replacement cover is obtained.

A replacement fuse cover can be purchased from your local Panasonic Dealer.

IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET IN YOUR HOME THEN THE FUSE SHOULD

BE REMOVED AND THE PLUG CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY.

THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY 13-AMPERE

SOCKET.

If a new plug is to be fitted please observe the wiring code as shown below.

If in any doubt please consult a qualified electrician.

IMPORTANT: The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:

Blue : Neutral

Brown : Live

As the colours of the wire in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the

terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:

The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter N or coloured

BLACK.

The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter L or coloured

RED.

Under no circumstances should either of these wires be connected to the earth terminal of the three pin plug, marked with the

letter E or the Earth Symbol

How to replace the Fuse:

• There are two types of the supplied AC Mains Lead : A and B as shown below.

1) Open the fuse compartment with a screwdriver.

2) Replace the fuse and fuse cover if detachable.

TYPE A TYPE B

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER

■

Do not leave the vacuum cleaner plugged into the socket outlet. The plug must be removed from the socket outlet before cleaning

or maintaining the appliance.

■

This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack

of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person

responsible for their safety.

■

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

■

Do not use if the mains lead or mains plug is damaged. If the vacuum cleaner is not working as it should be, or has been dropped,

damaged, left outdoors, or come into contact with water, consult an authorised Panasonic Service Centre.

■

If the mains lead is damaged, it must be replaced by Panasonic, its service agent or similarly qualified person in order to avoid a

hazard.

■

Do not pull or carry by the mains lead, use mains lead as a handle, close a door on the mains lead, pull mains lead around sharp

edges or corners. Do not run vacuum cleaner over the mains lead. Keep the mains lead away from heated surfaces.

■

Do not handle plug or vacuum cleaner with wet hands.

■

Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair and anything that may block

or reduce air flow.

■

Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts of body away from openings and moving parts.

■

Do not use the vacuum cleaner without filters and dust bin.

■

Turn off all controls before unplugging.

■

Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible materials, or other that may become so or use in areas where they may be present.

■

This appliance should be serviced by an authorised Panasonic Service Centre, and only genuine Panasonic spare parts should be

used.

■

Use extra care when cleaning on stairs. Always keep the back side of the vacuum cleaner touch to the stair to prevent the cleaner

from falling.

■

To prevent damaging carpeted floors, tiled floors, Linoleum, etc. do not leave the beater bar rotating in the same place for too long.

■

Keep bare feet and hands away from the beater bar (It may cause injury).

NOTE: This vacuum cleaner is designed for general domestic use only and is not suitable for use in a garage, garden or

to suck up liquids.

Before using the vacuum cleaner, please observe these basic precautions.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury:

CAUTIONS: Obey the following instructions in order to avoid any injury or physical damage to property.

1. To avoid any possible damage to the

mains lead, never run over the mains

lead or allow it to become caught in

the beater bar when using the vacuum

cleaner.

2. Do not run the vacuum cleaner over

tassels or fringes of rugs or mats as

they could get caught up in the beater

bar and may cause damage to the

brush and belt.

3. Keep the vacuum cleaner away from

heat sources such as radiators, fire,

direct sunlight, etc.

4. To avoid damaging the machine,

never let the vacuum cleaner pick

up wet matter, mud, burning ashes

or large and sharp objects.

5. Do not pull on the mains lead when

disconnecting the appliance from the

socket outlet, always pull on the plug

body itself.

6. To avoid injury keep your fingers

and hand away from the beater bar

and never put them at the exhaust

area.

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

Handle

Hose

Mini Turbine

Nozzle

Furniture Guard

Dust Bin Handle

Filter Refresher

Dust Bin

Buckle

Lid

HEPA

Filter Unit

Latch

Pre-Filter

Dust Bin Plate

Filter Cover

Dusting Brush

Connection Pipe

Suction Inlet

Foot Pedal

(Handle release)

Lower Cord Storage Hook

(Carrying Handle)

Air Protector

Overload

Protection

Reset Button

Belt (inside)

Nozzle

Beater Bar (inside)

Upper Cord

Storage Hook

Mains Lead

Mains Lead Hook

Extension Wand

Extension Wand Holder

Curved Wand Holder

Curved Wand

Crevice

Cord Clip

Foot Pedal

(Handle release)

Nozzle Hose

Extension Wand

(Additional 1 pc only for MC-UL594)

Floor Nozzle

(Only for MC-UL594)

Crevice

ON/OFF Switch

Floor/Carpet Selector

Hose

Hose Hook

A) HANDLE ASSEMBLY / HOSE ASSEMBLY / MAINS LEAD STORAGE

Automatic Height Adjustment

2. Insert the base of the

handle into the top of

the vacuum cleaner

body as shown.

Push in handle and

tighten the screw.

IMPORTANT:

Do not overtighten the

screw.

1. Remove tape and

screw from the body.

• Your Panasonic vacuum cleaner is designed with an Automatic Height

Adjustment, which adjusts the cleaning head to the proper height of any

carpet pile. This system allows you to move from one carpeted area to

another, without having to make time consuming manual adjustments.

3. Insert the connection pipe

to suction inlet. Ensure

that the 2 hooks of the

connection pipe are

completely fitted into the

suction inlet.

4. Set the hose around the hose hook

and insert the curved wand to the

curved wand holder.

5. Turn the upper cord storage hook in

the upright position and wind the

mains lead around the upper and

lower cord storage hooks.

6. Insert the tools to its location as shown.

HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR VACUUM CLEANER

B) FEATURES

Hose Hook

Curved Wand

Holder

Connection

Pipe

Hook

Suction Inlet

Shallow Pile Carpet

Deep Pile

Carpet

Pivot Point

Nozzle

Extension

Wand Holder

Curved Wand

Holder

Extension

Wand

Crevice

Mini Turbine

Nozzle

Lower Cord

Storage Hook /

Carrying

Handle

Upper Cord

Storage Hook

Dusting

Brush

OFF FLOOR CARPET

Tape

Upper and Lower Cord Storage Hooks

• While storage the vacuum cleaner, turn the upper cord storage hook in

the upright position and wind the mains lead around the upper and lower

cord storage hooks as shown.

• In order to have a proper arrangement of mains lead while storage the

vacuum cleaner, it is advisable to use the mains lead hook as shown in

the diagram.

Filter Cleaning System

• Rotate the filter refresher 2 full turns before and after cleaning.

• This will remove fine dust from the filter for improved and long lasting

suction power.

Overload Protection

• The overload protection inside the nozzle stops the nozzle motor when

the beater bar jams to prevent belt breakage.

NOTE:

The vacuum cleaner motor will continue to run.

TO CORRECT PROBLEM:

• Switch the unit off.

• Unplug the mains lead.

• Check nozzle areas for excessive lint build up or jamming.

• Clean jammed area.

TO RESET:

• Press reset button on top of the nozzle. Plug in and turn on vacuum

cleaner.

Overload Protection

Reset Button

Filter

Refresher

Auto Beater Bar Stop

• This model is fitted with an auto beater bar stop.

• While operating the vacuum cleaner at the “CARPET” position, the beater

bar will automatically stop rotating when the body of the vacuum cleaner

was put at the upright position as shown.

Upper Cord

Storage Hook

Mains Lead

Hook

Lower Cord

Storage Hook

(Carrying Handle)

Edge Cleaning

• Edge cleaning feature enables improved cleaning of carpets near walls

and furniture.

Beater Bar : On Beater Bar : Off

OFF FLOOR CARPET

A) MAINS LEAD RELEASE

1. Turn the upper cord storage hook to release the mains lead.

IMPORTANT:

To avoid any possible damage to the mains lead, never run over the mains lead or allow it to become caught in the beater bar.

• Plug the mains lead into the wall socket.

• Slide the switch knob to the right to the selected position to turn the

vacuum cleaner on.

• When finished vacuuming, slide the switch knob to the left until the “OFF”

position.

• Unplug the mains lead from the outlet when not in use.

2. Fix the mains lead into the cord clip to help secure it

during use and turn back the upper cord hook in the

upright position.

HOW TO OPERATE YOUR VACUUM CLEANER

• Switch Knob should be placed in “FLOOR” position when using vacuum

cleaner on bare floors and when using tools. The beater bar does not

rotate in the “FLOOR” position but rotate only in the “CARPET” position.

• Switch Knob should be placed in “CARPET” position when using vacuum

cleaner on carpeted floors.

OFF FLOOR CARPET

C) CARPET / FLOOR SELECTOR

B) ON / OFF SWITCH

Switch Knob

D) HANDLE LOCK / RELEASE BY FOOT PEDAL

1. Upright position

The handle should be in an upright

position for storage and when cleaning

tools are used.

2. Middle position

For normal cleaning, step the foot

pedal and pull back the handle to a

comfortable angle and release the

foot pedal.

3. Low position

For cleaning under furniture, step the

foot pedal again and the handle may

now be lowered almost to the floor

as shown.

To unlock the handle of the vacuum cleaner, step on the foot pedal. To return into the upright position, simply put the handle back.

Foot Pedal Foot Pedal

E) FILTER CLEANING SYSTEM

F) USING TOOLS WITH REMOVABLE HOSE

CAUTION

To prevent damaging carpeted floors, tiled floors, Linoleum, etc., do not leave the beater bar rotating in the same

place for too long.

• To remove hose from curved wand holder, grasp the curved wand,

twisting and pulling straight out.

• With the hose free from the curved wand holder, it now can be used to

attach tools.

• Attach tools to suit your cleaning needs.

• The Crevice 1 can be used on the following items:

• Furniture • Cushions

• Curtains • Stairs

• Walls

• The Dusting Brush 2 can be used on following items:

• Furniture • Curtains

• Stairs • Walls

Shelves

• The Mini Turbine Nozzle 3 can be used on the following items:

• Cushions • Stairs

• Bed Sheet

• The Floor Nozzle 4 can be used on following items:

• Stairs

• Floors

• To reinstall hose to the curved wand holder, insert the curved wand to the

curved wand holder and push down to a press fitting.

Curved Wand

Holder

Crevice

Dusting

Brush

Mini

Turbine

Nozzle

Floor Nozzle

(An additional extension

wand and floor nozzle

only for MC-UL594)

Extension

Wand

Hose

Extension

Wand

Hose

• Rotate the filter refresher 2 full turns before and after cleaning.

• This will remove fine dust from the filter for improved and long lasting

suction power.

Filter

Refresher

1 2

Dusting

Brush

• Always empty the dust bin when dust level reached the “MAX” line.

• Grasp the handle on the top of the dust bin. Lift up and out to remove

dust bin from vacuum cleaner.

Remove any clogs that might be located at the dust intake connection.

• Remove any clogs that might be located at the upper filter.

• Press latch and the dust bin plate will open and the dust will fall out.

CAUTION

While using the tools, hold the handle with one hand to avoid pulling

the vacuum cleaner over.

While using the tools, always grasp the curved wand and not the tools

or the hose.

CAUTION

Be sure to hold the dust bin over a rubbish container prior to

releasing the dust bin plate.

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING

DUST BIN CLEANING

WARNING

Disconnect the electrical supply before servicing or cleaning the vacuum cleaner.

Failure to do so could result in electrical shock or personal injury from vacuum cleaner suddenly starting.

Electrical Shock or Personal Injury Hazard

Dust Bin

Handle

Upper Filter

Dust Intake

Connection

Rubbish Container

• Close the dust bin plate.

• After the dust bin is empty of dust, firmly close the dust bin plate.

Make sure you hear a “click” sound to indicate that the dust bin plate is

fully latched.

• To reassemble, put the hinge of the dust bin plate to its original location

as shown.

• Slide the lid holding bracket to its original location as shown and push

until you hear a “click” sound.

NOTE:

• Push the lid holding bracket using both palm if the lid holding bracket is

difficult to push in.

• Place dust bin back into vacuum cleaner by inserting the bottom first and

tilting back.

• Push forward and lower dust bin handle to lock dust bin in place.

• A lid holding bracket is located on the hinge area of the dust bin.

• This bracket may release in order to prevent damage to the dust bin or

the dust bin plate due to the dust bin was dropped or the dust bin plate

getting any impact.

Lid Holding

Bracket

NOTE:

Hinge

• Clean up outer dust bin with clean, soft cloth that has been dipped in

water and wrung dry.

• Check HEPA filter unit frequently and clean when dirty.

• Remove HEPA filter unit from dust bin by pulling both buckle as shown.

• Clean HEPA filter unit by gently tapping over a rubbish container.

Tap on Lid several sides to ensure best cleaning.

DO NOT clean the HEPA filter unit by brush or clean it with water.

• Reinstall the HEPA filter unit as per reverse procedure.

MAINTAINING THE HEPA FILTER UNIT

• Remove HEPA filter unit from dust bin. Refer to maintaining the HEPA

filter unit (as above).

• Press the latch to open the dust bin plate.

•

Grasp the pre-filter and turn it clockwise and pull the pre-filter out as shown.

Clean by gently tapping over a rubbish container.

• Install the pre-filter to the dust bin, aligning the pre-filter tabs to the dust

bin slots. Each Pre Filter Tabs is different shape and adjust it to match

Dust Bin Slot, then turn counter-clockwise to the lock position until you

hear a “click” sound

as shown

• After the dust bin is empty, firmly close the dust bin plate.

Make sure you hear a “click” sound to indicate that the dust bin plate is

fully latched.

• Reassemble the HEPA filter unit. Place dust bin unit back into vacuum

cleaner by inserting the bottom first and tilting back.

Refer to dust bin cleaning (pg.10).

TO CLEAN THE PRE-FILTER

Pull to release Pull to release

Buckle

Dust Bin

HEPA Filter

Unit

Pre-Filter Tab

Dust Bin Slot

Pre-Filter

Lid

• The HEPA exhaust filter removes dirt from exhaust air.

• Check HEPA exhaust filter after emptying dust bin

Replace when dirty.

• Lay down the vacuum cleaner as shown.

• To remove filter cover, slide upwards the buckle as shown.

• Slide down the buckle as shown.

• Place the filter cover to the body as shown and press into its original

location.

• To install a new HEPA filter or replace the current one, put it into its

original position.

• Grasp the HEPA exhaust filter and pull out to remove it.

• By holding the filter cover as shown, pull it out towards you.

REPLACING HEPA EXHAUST FILTER

WARNING

Do not operate vacuum cleaner with a clogged exhaust filter or

without the exhaust filter cover properly installed.

Important:

If HEPA Exhaust Filter become too dirty, it causes that air suction fall down.

HEPA Exhaust Filter cannot be cleaned and should be replaced at least

once a year.

HEPA

Exhaust Filter

Filter Cover

HEPA

Exhaust Filter

Buckle

• Before servicing any parts, unplug the mains lead from electrical outlet.

• Always place paper under nozzle whenever lower plate is removed to

protect the floor.

• Place body in upright position and turn vacuum cleaner over to expose

lower plate.

• Release lower plate by rotating the lower plate latches to the UNLOCK

position.

• Remove lower plate and remove any residue that may exist in belt area.

• Reinstall lower plate by hooking front end of lower plate into slots on front

of nozzle.

• Press lower plate onto nozzle and secure by rotating the lower plate

latches to the LOCK position.

THERMAL PROTECTOR

• This vacuum cleaner has a thermal protector which automatically trips to protect the vacuum cleaner from overheating.

• If a clog prevents the normal flow of air to the motor, the thermal protector trips and turns the motor off automatically.

This allows the motor to cool in order to prevent possible damage to the vacuum cleaner.

TO CORRECT PROBLEMS:

• Turn the vacuum cleaner off and unplug the power cord from the outlet to allow the vacuum cleaner to cool and the thermal

protector to reset automatically.

• Check for and remove clogs, if necessary. Also check and replace any clogged filters and empty dust bin if necessary.

• Wait approximately sixty (60) minutes and plug the vacuum cleaner in and turn back on to see if the motor protector has reset.

REMOVING AND INSTALLING LOWER PLATE

Latches

Lower Plate

WARNING Electrical Shock or Personal Injury Hazard

Disconnect the electrical supply before servicing or cleaning the vacuum cleaner.

Failure to do so could result in electrical shock or personal injury from vacuum cleaner suddenly starting.

• Replace the belt if excessive slipping occurs.

• Remove lower plate. See “Removing and Installing Lower Plate”.

• Remove beater bar by gripping the belt side of the beater bar carefully

lifting out as shown.

• Remove worn or broken belt.

• Clean beater bar and the end caps.

REPLACING BELT

Motor Shaft

Beater Bar

Belt Groove

End Cap

Belt

Beater Bar

Motor Shaft

Latches

• Unplug the mains lead from electrical outlet.

• Clean exterior using a clean, soft cloth that has been dipped in water and wrung dry.

• Dry wipe after above cleaning.

• DO NOT drip water on the vacuum cleaner.

• DO NOT clean tools in dishwasher or clothes washer.

• Wash tools in warm water, rinse and air dry.

• DO NOT use tools if they are wet.

CLEANING BEATER BAR

CLEANING EXTERIOR AND TOOLS

• Loop new belt around motor shaft and beater bar belt groove.

• Reinstall the beater bar by inserting the end cap of the beater bar to the

slot for both side.

• After reinstalling the beater bar, turn it by hand to make sure that belt is

not twisted or pinched and that all rotating parts turn freely.

• Reinstall lower plate. See “Removing and Installing Lower Plate”.

End Cap

a) Beater Bar for Nozzle

Beater Bar

b) Beater Bar for Mini Turbine Nozzle

Slot

Nozzle

• Clean beater bar for Nozzle and Mini Turbine Nozzle after every five uses.

• Turn vacuum cleaner over, exposing the beater bar for Nozzle.

• Cut off any carpet pile and lint entangled around beater bar for Nozzle

and Mini Turbine Nozzle with a pair of scissors.

If the vacuum cleaner does not seem to have adequate suction, first check if

the dust bin is full or if a filter is clogged.

• Check the hose area.

• Remove hose by grasping the curved wand, twisting, and pulling straight

off. Then, press both hooks and pull out the connection pipe from the

suction inlet.

• Visually inspect the hose and the base area into which the hose is

connected.

• Remove any visible clog.

• Re-connect the connection pipe to the suction inlet.

• Plug in the vacuum cleaner and turn it on.

• Stretch the hose to maximum length and then allow the hose to return to

its storage length.

• Re-connect the curved wand to the curved wand holder.

• Turn off and unplug the vacuum cleaner.

• Remove dust bin and check upper filter and dust intake for clogs.

• If the dust bin, upper filter, dust intake connection and the hose areas

are free of clogs, check the nozzle area.

If the above areas are free of clogs, check the Nozzle Hose area.

Disconnect the top of the Nozzle Hose from Curved Wand Holder by

gently pressing the top of the Nozzle Hose. Keep

Nozzle Hose straight

and check inside of Nozzle Hose for clogs as shown.

After cheking the Nozzle Hose, reconnect the top of the Nozzle Hose to

Curved Wand Holder by gently pressing the top of the Nozzle Hose.

• Return the vacuum cleaner to the upright position before plugging into

an electrical outlet.

REMOVING CLOGS

Curved Wand

Holder

Suction Inlet

Curved Wand

Connection

Pipe

Hook

Nozzle Hose

Nozzle

Upper

Filter

Dust intake

connection

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Review this chart to find do-it-yourself solutions for minor performance problems.

Any service needed, other than those described in these Operating Instructions, should be performed by an authorised

service representative.

• Design and specifications may be changed without prior notice.

• Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.

Vacuum Cleaner won’t

run.

1. Unplugged at socket outlet.

2. Mains plug fuse blown.

3. Thermal protector tripped.

1. Plug in firmly, turn on vacuum cleaner.

2. Check fuse and replace it if blown.

3. Unplug vacuum cleaner, allow to cool and thermal

protector will reset itself.

WARNING Electrical Shock or Personal Injury Hazard

Disconnect the electrical supply before servicing or cleaning the vacuum cleaner.

Failure to do so could result in electrical shock or personal injury from vacuum cleaner suddenly starting.

Beater bar does not

turn.

1. Switch knob at “FLOOR” position.

2. Broken belt.

3. Overload Protection Reset Button on the Nozzle

tripped.

1. Move switch knob to the “CARPET” position.

2. Replace belt.

3. Push the Overload Protection Reset Button to reset.

Poor job of dirt

pick-up.

1. Full or clogged dust bin.

2. Worn beater bar.

3. Clogged nozzle.

4. Clogged hose.

5. Hole in hose.

6. Hose not inserted fully.

7. Dirty filters.

1. Empty dust bin.

2. Take to your nearest Panasonic Service Center.

3. Check for clogs.

4. Check for clogs.

5. Take to your nearest Panasonic Service Center.

6. Check hose connection.

7. Clean or change the Dust Compartment Filter Kit

(page 18).

8. Change the Exhaust Filter (page 18).

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE

SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications

Power source

Max. input

Nominal input

Dimensions (L x W x H)

Net weight

Dusting brush

Extension wand

Crevice

Floor nozzle

230 - 240 V ~ 50 Hz

1200 - 1300 W

391 mm x 372 mm x 1100 mm

✔

MC-UL592

1400 W

8.6 kg

1 pc

MC-UL594

1500 W

8.8 kg

2 pcs

✔

REMINDER FOR CUSTOMER

The model and serial number of this product may be found on the name plate located at the rear of your vacuum cleaner.

You should note that the model and serial number in the spaces provided and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase.

Model Number : _________________________________________________________

Serial Number : _________________________________________________________

Date Purchased : _________________________________________________________

Where Purchased : _________________________________________________________

VACUUM CLEANER CONSUMABLES / ACCESSORIES

DESCRIPTION MC-UL592 MC-UL594

Exhaust filter

Mini Turbine Nozzle

Extension wand

Crevice

Dusting brush

Floor nozzle

Belt

Beater bar ass’y

Handle unit

Handle screw

Upper filter

Dust compartment filter kit

Pre-filter

Dust compartment cover kit

Hose ass’y

YMV72K95000

YMV96Q95000

YMV40P7X030

YMC61RXB030

YMV88R95000

YMV28S95000

YMV92R95000

YMV97B95000

YMV54B95000

YMV34K95000

YMV43K95000

YMV0VK96000

YMV0UK96000

YMV94P96000

YMV89Q95000

YMV0VK95000

YMV0UK95000

YMV94P95000

(For UK and Republic of Ireland customers only)

NOTE: Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

This symbol on the products and/or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic products

should not be mixed with general household waste.

For proper treatment, recovery and recycling, please take these products to designated collection points, where they

will be accepted on a free of charge basis. Alternatively, in some countries you may be able to return your products to

your local retailer upon the purchase of an equivalent new product.

Disposing of this product correctly will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on

human health and the environment which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling. Please contact your

local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection point.

Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in accordance with national legislation.

Information on Disposal in other Countries outside the European Union

This symbol is only valid in the European Union.

If you wish to discard this product, please contact your local authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of disposal.

Sales and Support Information

Customer Care Center

• For customers within the UK: 0844-844-3868

• For customer within the Republic of Ireland: 01 289 8333

• Visit our website for product information.

• E-mail: customer[email protected]

Direct sales at Panasonic UK

Customer Care Center

• Order accessory and consumable items for your product with

ease and confidence by telephoning our Customer Care Center

Mon - Thu 9:00am - 5:30pm, Fri 9:30am - 5:30pm.

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