Replacing the motor protection
filter / exhaust filter
When vacuuming using the dust
collector
Motor protection filter
When the dust collector is used, the
motor protection filter should be cleaned
approximately every 12 weeks by tapping
any dirt out.
The filter need only be replaced if it is
damaged. You can obtain a replacement
motor protection filter from our
after–sales service (see replacement
parts p.16).
Figure
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Open the dust bag compartment lid
(see Figure 15).
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Pull the filter holder out in the direction
of the arrow and open it.
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Tap out the motor protection filter and
put it back in the filter holder.
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Close the filter holder, slide back into
the vacuum cleaner and close the dust
bag compartment lid.
Microsan exhaust filter*
The Microsan exhaust filter should be
replaced once a year.
You can obtain a replacement Microsan
exhaust filter from our after–sales
service (see replacement parts p.16).
Figure
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Unlock and open the exhaust filter
cover by pushing the locking tab in
the direction of the arrow.
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Unlock and remove the filter holder by
pressing the latch in the direction of
the arrow.
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28
Figure
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Remove the foam filter and Microsan
exhaust filter from the filter holder.
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Dispose of the Microsan exhaust filter
and fit a new one.
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Clean the foam filter, e.g. by tapping it
out, and put it, too, back in the filter
holder.
When vacuuming using a
MEGAfilt
®
SuperTEX dust bag
Replacing the motor protection filter
The motor protection filter should be
changed when starting a newpack of
bags (no later than after 5 filter bags,
the motor protection filter is included in
the pack of filter bags).
Figure
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Open the dust bag compartment lid
(see Figure 15).
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Pull the filter holder out in the direction
of the arrow and open it.
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Dispose of the motor protection filter
and fit a new motor protection filter.
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Close the filter holder, slide back into
the vacuum cleaner and close the
dust bag compartment lid.
Replacing the Microsan exhaust filter*
The motor protection filter should be
changed when starting a newpack of
bags (no later than after 5 filter bags,
the Microsan exhaust filter is included in
the pack of filter bags).
Figure
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Unlatch and open the exhaust filter
cover by pulling the locking tab in the
direction of the arrow.
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Unlatch and remove the filter frame by
pressing the latch in the direction of
the arrow.
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30*
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Figure
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Remove the foam filter and micro-
hygiene filter from the filter frame.
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Dispose of the micro-hygiene filter
and fit anew micro-hygiene filter.
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Clean the foam filter, e.g. by tapping it
out, and put it back in the filter frame
also.
If you have used the vacuum cleaner
for fine dust particles (such as plaster
or cement), clean the motor protection
filter by tapping it and, if necessary,
replace the motor protection filter and
the micro-hygiene filter.
When vacuuming using the dust
collector or a MEGAfilt
®
SuperTEX
dust bag
Replacing the activated carbon filter*
Figure
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Remove the activated carbon filter
by pulling a tab and dispose of it as
normal waste.
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Fit a new activated carbon filter.
Figure
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Slide the filter frame under the two
retaining ribs and push in the direction
of the arrow until it engages.
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Close the exhaust grille.
Replacing the Hepa filter*
If your vacuum cleaner is equipped with
a Hepa filter, this should be replaced
once a year. (See figures 29 and 31 for
changing the filter)
32
31*
30*
HEPA activated carbon filter system
If your vacuum cleaner is equipped with
a Hepa filter and an activated carbon
filter system, the Hepa filter should be
replaced yearly and the activated carbon
filter twice a year. (see Figures 29, 30, 31
for changing the filters)
Care
Always switch the vacuum cleaner off
and disconnect the power cord from the
mains before cleaning the vacuum
cleaner.
The vacuum cleaner and plastic
accessoriescan be cleaned with a
commercial plasticcleaner.
Do not use abrasive, glass or all-
purposecleaners. Never immerse
the vacuum cleaner in water.
The dust compartment can, if necessary,
be cleaned with a second vacuum
cleaner or simply wiped with a a dry
cloth or dusting brush.
Subject to technical changes.
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Depending on equipment
*
Depending on equipment