INSTRUCTION MANUAL. Cylinder Bagless Vacuum Cleaner BVC1805

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1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL BVC1805 Cylinder Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Warranty Helpline: (Australia) (New Zealand) The Gold Technical Support Line: Personal Product Support (Charges will apply at $2.95 per minute)

2 Introduction Thank you for purchasing this Bush product which has been designed and manufactured to give you many years of trouble free service. You may already be familiar with using a similar product, but do take time to read these instructions - they have been written to ensure you get the very best from your purchase. Safety is important! To ensure your safety and the safety of others, please ensure you read the Safety Instructions before you operate this vacuum cleaner. Keep this information in a safe place for future reference. Introduction 2

3 Contents Introduction... 2 Safety is important... 2 Specification... 5 Model Number... 5 Power Supply... 5 Filtration... 5 Features... 5 Safety Instructions... 6 Power Source... 6 Using the Vacuum Cleaner... 6 Transporting your vacuum... 7 Servicing... 7 Parts Identification... 8 Extension Tube... 9 Crevice tool/brush... 9 Upholstery tool... 9 Floor brush BodyGuard Using Your Vacuum Cleaner Preparing for use Assembly Switching on Suction control Cord rewind Storage Emptying the dust container Clearing blockages Service and Maintenance Cleaning the Dust Container Filter Cleaning the Pre-motor Filter Cleaning the Exhaust Filter Contents 3

4 Troubleshooting Thermal cut-out Disposal Guarantee Contents 4

5 Specification Model Number BVC1805 Power Supply Power supply 240V AC 50Hz 1600W nominal, 1800W maximum power output Specification Filtration 4 Stage filtration Features 1800 watt cylinder bagless vacuum cleaner Metal telescopic tube Floor brush Crevice tool/brush Variable speed Automatic cord rewind 1.6L capacity 5

6 Safety Instructions Power Source This product should never be left unattended when connected to the mains supply. Your vacuum cleaner requires a 240V 50Hz supply. Do not use any other supply. Using the Vacuum Cleaner Do not vacuum wet surfaces, pick up wet objects or use in wet conditions. Do not use the vacuum cleaner to pick-up burning objects as this is a fire risk. Do not use the vacuum cleaner to pick up hot objects such as coal and ash. Do not use the vacuum cleaner to pick-up large objects that are likely to cause blockage and damage to the vacuum cleaner. Safety Instructions Do not stand the cleaner on its rear face while cleaning. Do not run over the mains cable with your vacuum cleaner. This vacuum clean is for domestic use only. Industrial or commercial use invalidates the warranty. Most new carpets have a running in period in which only light vacuuming is recommended. 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. 6

7 Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Do not operate the cleaner without the container and filters installed. Transporting your vacuum To move your vacuum cleaner from room to room, unplug the unit and carry using the carry handle. Never pull the vacuum cleaner by its mains power cord when moving. Safety Instructions Servicing With the exception of filters and the dust container, there are no user-serviceable parts in the vacuum cleaner. Contact the BUSH helpline on in Australia or in New Zealand if you are in any doubt about the installation, operation or safety of your vacuum cleaner. Ensure you replace the filters when necessary. Always empty the dust container when indicated on the vacuum cleaner. The plug of the power cord must be removed from the wall socket before emptying the dust container, cleaning the appliance or undertaking any maintenance operations. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard. 7

8 Parts Identification Parts Identification 9 1 Suction control 2 Hose handle 3 Flexible hose 4 Metal telescopic tube 5 Crevice tool/brush 6 Upholstery tool 7 Extension locking catch 8 Floor brush Floor type selector 10 Hose connector release button 11 Dust container 12 Transportation wheel 13 Power On/Off button 14 Carry handle 15 Variable speed button 16 Cable rewind button 8

9 Extension Tube This vacuum cleaner incorporates an adjustable extension tube. To extend the tube, push the locking catch forward and pull the tube to the desired length. Release the locking catch to lock the tube into position. Crevice tool/brush The crevice tool can be used to clean hard to reach places. Attach it directly to the handle for greater control, alternatively, attach to the extension tube for greater reach. The crevice tool is fitted with a small brush that rotates forwards and clocks into position for use. The brush can be removed by rotating the brush back until it clicks into the storage position. Locking catch Crevice tool Brush use Parts Identification Upholstery tool The upholstery tool can be used to clean carpets, upholstery and stairs etc. Attach it directly to the handle or the tube for extra use. 9

10 Floor brush Push the extension tube onto the hose handle, then fit the floor brush to the extension tube. Alternatively, the floor brush can be attached directly to the handle if preferred. Fit the floor brush to the end of the extension tube. The selector on the floor brush allows you to choose the most appropriate setting for the type of floor covering. Floor type selector Floor brush Height adjustable settings The brush can be raised or lowered depending on the surface to be cleaned. Parts Identification 10 Brush down Brush up The brush down position is intended for use on non-carpeted floors or short bristled carpets. The brush up position is intended for general use on all types of carpet. NOTE: The brush down position can be used on carpets with a longer pile to increase the amount of pick-up for ground in dirt, but it also increases the amount of force required to move the brush head over the carpet.

11 More hygienic cleaning The dust canister of this bagless cleaner has been treated to provide anti-bacterial protection BodyGuard ANTI-BACTERIAL PROTECTION Up to 99.9% effective against common household bacteria Through independent testing, our formula has been designed to protect against the most likely bacterial household intruders. + more hygienic storage 11

12 + more hygienic dust disposal F i l t e r t r e a t e d w i t h a n t i b a c t e r i a l p r o t e c t i o n Filtration treated with BodyGuard to provide antibacterial protection Anti-bacterial performance demonstration - bacteria introduced to white fabric in a water solution. BodyGuard Fabric without BodyGuard shows substantial growth on and around the sample BodyGuard sample protected against bacteria on and around the fabric = a more hygienic home 12

13 Using Your Vacuum Cleaner This vacuum cleaner has been designed to operate horizontally. Do not operate in a vertical position as this will block the exhaust and cause overheating. Preparing for use Carefully remove your vacuum cleaner from the box. You may wish to store the packaging for future use. This unit is supplied with the dust container fitted. Once assembled, it is ready for use. Using Your Vacuum Cleaner Assembly Push the hose connector into the hose inlet socket (1). Then rotate the connector 90 o clockwise (2) to lock the hose to position. 1 2 To release the hose connector, press and hold the latches (3) on the side of the hose connector and rotate the connector 90 o anticlockwise to remove the hose from the unit

14 Switching on 1. Pull the power cable to the desired length. When you are nearing at the maximum, a yellow marker will be visible on the cable. A red marker indicates that you have reached the maximum cable ength. Using Your Vacuum Cleaner DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PULL THE POWER CABLE BEYOND THE RED MARKER. 2. Insert the mains plug into a mains power socket and switch the socket on. 3. Press the Power On/Off button to switch the unit On. 4. The power can be adjusted using the variable speed button. 4. After use, press the Power On/Off button to switch your vacuum cleaner Off, then unplug from the mains supply. ALWAYS UNPLUG YOUR VACUUM CLEANER WHEN NOT IN USE. Suction control A thumb operated suction control is located on the hose handle. This allows you to reduce or increase the amount of suction to suit the vacuuming task. Maximum suction gives the best results during normal vacuuming, however, reduced suction may be more appropriate if you are vacuuming fabrics or upholstery. Power On/Off button Maximum suction Reduced suction Variable speed button 14

15 Cord rewind WARNING TAKE GREAT CARE WHEN USING THE CORD REWIND BUTTON, PARTICULARLY WHEN CHILDREN OR PETS ARE NEARBY, AS THE REWIND ACTION MAY CAUSE THE CORD TO WHIP. Caution Always ensure that your vacuum cleaner is unplugged from the mains supply before using the cord rewind button. Holding the power cord in one hand, press the cord rewind button and carefully feed the cableback into the cleaner. Cord rewind button Using Your Vacuum Cleaner Storage To aid storage, there are two brush holders on the vacuum cleaner. One is located on the underside of the vacuum cleaner, and the other is at the rear. 15

16 Emptying the dust container When the dust container looks full or the cleaner loses suction, the dust container will need to be emptied as follows: 1. Unplug the cleaner and open the dust container cover by pushing in the release button. 2. Lift out the dust container by the handle. Using Your Vacuum Cleaner 3. Take the dust container over to a rubbish bin and empty the container by pressing the release catch. Take care not to breathe in the dust when emptying. 4. To maintain cleaning performance remove and clean the main filter each time the bin is emptied. (See instructions on page 18). Release catch 5. When empty, lift the base back until it clicks into position at the bottom of the dust container. 6. Slide the dust container back into the vacuum cleaner. 16

17 Clearing blockages If the suction still seems to be lower than expected after the dust container bag has been emptied, there may be a b blockage in one of the tubes or attachments. Unplug the cleaner and check the following areas for blockages: The hose inlet socket (a). c The joint where the flexible hose connects to the attachments (b). a The inlet to the floor brush (c). If you cannot see the blockage, it may be in one of the knee-joints situated at the end of the plastic hose. To undo these joints, use a flat-bladed screwdriver (or similar tool) to carefully press in the release lugs, then pull the joint apart. Remove any blockage, then push the joint together again until the lugs latch into place. Using Your Vacuum Cleaner Release lugs 17

18 Service and Maintenance Depending on usage you will need to periodically clean the filters. Refer to the instructions in the following sections. Caution The dust container and filters must be fitted before the vacuum cleaner is used, to avoid damaging the motor. Cleaning the Dust Container Filter The dust container filter should be cleaned regularly and replaced every 6 months or when required. Service and Maintenance 1. Follow the instructions on page 16 and empty the dust container. 2. Lift the dust container filter and gently tap the filter against the side of a rubbish bin to remove excess dust. 3. Hand-wash the container in cool soapy water. 4. Rinse thoroughly under running water to remove all particles and soap. 5. Allow to dry naturally. NOTE: Do not machine wash the dust container and do not attempt to dry using any kind of heated appliance. 6. Refit the container when dry. Cleaning the Pre-motor Filter The pre-motor filter should be cleaned regularly and replaced every six to nine months depending on usage. 1. Open the dust container cover as described on page

19 2. Remove the filter element, take outside and shake vigorously to clean. Wash the filter in warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly and allow to dry naturally. DO NOT force dry. 3. Replace the filter and refit the dust container. If your cleaner is still not functioning correctly, please contact the BUSH helpline on in Australia or in New Zealand. Cleaning the Exhaust Filter The exhaust filter should be cleaned regularly and replaced every six to nine months depending on usage. 1. Press the catches on the back of the filter housing to remove the exhaust filter cover. Service and Maintenance 2. Lift out the filter from the back of the exhaust filter cover. Catches Wash the cloth filter in warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly and allow to dry naturally. DO NOT force dry. 3. Replace the filter and refit. Ensure that the filter housing is locked securely in place before use. 19

20 Troubleshooting Thermal cut-out This vacuum cleaner is fitted with a thermal cut out that protects the cleaner if the motor overheats. If the cleaner stops suddenly of its own accord, follow this procedure: 1 Switch off the vacuum cleaner and unplug from the mains supply. 2 Check for the source of the overheating problem (blocked hose, clogged filter etc.). 3 Unblock the hose, empty the dust container and clean the filters if required. 4 Wait for approximately minutes to allow the motor to cool. 5 After minutes, plug in the vacuum cleaner and switch it on. The vacuum cleaner should now work. 6 If it still does not work, wait another 20 minutes and try again. If your cleaner is still not functioning correctly, please contact the BUSH helpline on in Australia or in New Zealand. Troubleshooting Disposal At the end of its useful life, please dispose of this vacuum cleaner in an environmentally friendly manner. 20

21 Guarantee Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase. This product is warranted for any defect in materials or workmanship for one year after the original date of purchase. This product is for normal domestic and office use only. This warranty does not cover damage from misuse or neglect, accidental damage, vermin infestation, excessive voltages such as lightning or power surges or any alteration that affects the performance or reliability of the product. If guarantee is required please contact the BUSH helpline on in Australia or in New Zealand. Have your receipt of purchase on hand. Guarantee This guarantee is subject to the following provisions It is only valid within the boundaries of the country of purchase. The vacuum cleaner must be correctly assembled and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual. The vacuum cleaner must be used solely for domestic purposes. The guarantee will be rendered invalid if the vacuum cleaner is resold or damaged by inexpert repair. The guarantee does not cover accidental damage, misuse, cabinet parts or consumable items. The manufacturer disclaims any liability for incidental or consequential damages. This guarantee is in addition to, and does not diminish, your statutory or legal rights. 21

22 BUSH Helpline: Australia BUSH Helpline: New Zealand PO BOX 6287, SILVERWATER NSW1811