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VACUUM CLEANER OPERATION MANUAL Thank you very much for buying SHARP. Before using your SHARP vacuum cleaner, please read this operation manual carefully to obtain the best use from your vacuum cleaner. MODEL EC-S14 EC-S141 WARNING / To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury: 1 Electric shock could occur if used outdoors or on wet surfaces. Do not leave the unit from unattended when the unit is plugged in. Unplug the unit from the outlet when not in use and when user servicing. 3 Close attention is necessary when used by or near children. Do not allow to be used as a toy. 4 Use only for intended use as described in this manual. Use only the manufacture's recommended attachments. 5 Never operate this vacuum cleaner if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly, if it has been dropped, damaged, exposed to weather or dropped into water. Return the vacuum cleaner to a Sharp Authorized Servicer for examination and repair. 6 Do not pull or carry this vacuum cleaner by the power cord. Do not use the power cord as a handle, close a door on the cord, or pull the cord around sharp edges or corners. Keep cord away from heated surfaces. 7 Never disconnect the plug by pulling on the cord. To disconnect from an outlet, grasp the plug, not the cord. 8 Never operate this vacuum cleaner with any air opening blocked. Keep the air openings free of dust, lint, hair and any other similar material. When the motor pre-filter becomes dirty, rinse in warm water. Filter should be completely dry before reusing. 9 Never drop or insert any object into any opening. 10 Keep hair, face, fingers and loose clothing away from any opening, such as all moving parts. 11 Do not pick up lit cigarettes, hot ashes, matches or similar materials, razor blades, needles, pins or other sharp objects. Do not suck water or any other liquid. 1 Do not use the vacuum cleaner without the high efficiency air filter installed. Doing so can cause damage to the unit. 13 Before removing the plug from the outlet, push switch to "". 14 Use extra caution when cleaning on stairs. 15 Never handle the plug, cord or vacuum cleaner with wet hands. 16 Do not use in presence of flammable or combustible liquids or fumes. 17 Do not place heavy objects on the vacuum cleaner. 18 Do not step on the hose or pull the hose forcibly. 19 Do not pick up large objects such as waste paper or cloth which may clog the hose. 0 Do not expose this vacuum cleaner to high temperatures while operating or during storage. 1 Store this vacuum cleaner in a dry place. Use the carrying handle of the body to carry this vacuum cleaner. 3 Rewind the cord by holding the plug to prevent any injury. 4 Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. 5 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 concern ing use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. - Caution : If the cord of this appliance is damaged, it must only be replaced by an Authorized Service Center appointed by SHARP in order to avoid hazard. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This vacuum cleaner is intended for household use only. WARNING Operate vacuum cleaner only at the voltage specified on nameplate. 1 EC-S14,S141.indd 1 1.5.8 :58:0 PM

ASSEMBLING THE VACUUM CLEANER Page Pages within a frame show the ones where major points are explained. Name of each section and how to assemble Operating handle Hand control switch Page 4 Press to start, change mode and turn off the operation. Attach/ejector button Remove the metal telescopic tube while pressing the button. Dusting brush Joint pipe Crevice nozzle The hose can turn 360 degrees to prevent excessive distortion. Click Alarm lamp /Dust disposaltime indication Exhaust outlet The exhaust outlet incorporates an allergy defense f ilter and the product main body incorporates an exhaust-air ultra high efficiency air filter. (Maintenance is unnecessary. They are not detachable.) care is needed. They are not Metal telescopic tube Extension/contraction button Adjust the length while sliding the button. Fitting the brush to the metal telescopic tube. Suction head (Floor head) Page 4 Hook (rear side) Attach/ejector button Remove the hose while pressing the button. Click Dust cup Page 7 11 Rotate the cup handle to open the bottom lid. Accessories Hose (1 piece) Metal telescopic tube (1 piece) Dusting brush (1 piece) (Initially installed in the operating handle) Multi head (1 piece) (EC-S14 only) Floor head (1 piece) Air Turbine head (1 piece) (EC-S14 only) Crevice nozzle (1 piece) Cleaning brush (1 piece) Joint pipe (1 piece) (Installed in the product) EC-S14,S141.indd 1.5.8 :58:05 PM

For assembly, insert each component securely until it clicks. Indication lamp/sound Cup ejector button Page 7 The lamp and sound will let you know of the operating conditions. Alarm lamp(blue) Cord winding button Holder Power plug (Power cord) Page 4 Dust disposal warning lamp (Red) Indication lamp Lamp & sound Indications Cleaning brush Page 10 (Installed in the main body) Blue Continuous lighting. Slow-speed blinking. High mode. Low mode. Page 4 After use, store it in the main body in such a direction as shown in the drawing. Blue After product operation has finished Continuous lighting/blinking. The clean Page 6 mechanism is in operation. Dust disposal warning lamp High efficiency air filter incorporated Cup handle Red Lamp & sound Fast blinking. peep, peep Indications Clean the filters. Page 9 After product operation has finished. Cylindrical filter Bottom lid (Ag+ (silver) ion plated) Red Blinking. Peeep Peeep Peeep Empty the dust cup. (Dust disposal warning indication) Page 7 Supplied printed matters SPECIFICATIONS Power supply 0-40V 50/60Hz Operation manual (1 copy) Standing Power consumption Collection capacity Weight Dimensions (mm) Cord length 1400W 0.4L 7.5kg (Floor head,metal telescopic tube and hose attached, joint pipe) Product size Width 76 Depth 456 Height 61 4.8m 3 EC-S14,S141.indd 3 1.5.8 :58:06 PM

USING THE VACUUM CLEANER Basics of use Hand control switch Starting the vacuuming High Low High Indication lamp Blue Low Indication lamp Blue High mode: When you want to vacuum at the maximum suction power press the High button. (Blue: Lighting) Low mode: When you want to reduce noise, or when you want to release the head from smaller mats, press the Low button. (Blue: Slow-speed blinking) Finishing the vacuuming operation Vacuuming operation stops. The automatic cleaning mechanism activates to compress the rubbish and auto cleans the high efficiency air filter. When you want to stop the operation of the cleaning mechanism, press the button again. Indication lamp Metal telescopic tube Adjust the length while sliding the button. Regarding the power cord Do not draw out the power cord beyonding the red mark limit.(there is a risk of cable disconnection.) When you cannot roll up the cord completely, draw it out again for a length of 1 to m and attempt to roll it up again. When rolling up the cord, press the cord winding button firmly. Cord winding button Red mark Cautions Do not slide the extension/contraction button while vacuuming. (There is a risk that fingers might get caught in the metal telescopic tube.) Do not do vacuuming without attaching the suction head or other supplementary suction tools. (There is a risk of property damage or malfunction.) 4 EC-S14,S141.indd 4 1.5.8 :58:09 PM

Supplementary suction tools When vacuum cleaning with supplementary suction tools, Do not use them for the piano etc. which are likely to be damaged. Do not use them in the High mode. Dusting brush Multi head (EC-S14 only) Removing the brush Attaching the head Remove it by sliding it forward. Multi head Attaching the brush Insert it. Click To operating handle. In the direction of " ". While gently laying it on the inside edge of the pipe. Using the head Using the brush Turn the head forward and hook it on the tab. Head Forward Rubber blade (Gray) For loose hair from pet, etc. Backward Turn it in the direction of the arrow. To use it Click To fold it up for storage. While pulling the head. Turn the head backward and hook it on the tab. Lint brush (Red) Crevice nozzle Useful for clothes, fabric sofas, Mattresses, car seats, etc Using the nozzle Insert it into the pipe for connection. Storing the head Pull Turn Head 5 EC-S14,S141.indd 5 1.5.8 :58:13 PM

USING THE VACUUM CLEANER Various ways to use the cleaning mechanism (Continued) When you press the bottun, the auto cleaning procesure will start to compress the dust to the bottom of the dust cup. When you do not want have automatic operation of the cleaning mechanism Method 1 Method the automatic operation.press the button again. Set the product to manual cleaning in case the product is used just for a short time (1 minute or less). After vacuuming, be sure to operate the cleaning procedure manually before you put the vacuum cleaner away. (See the following.) How to set for method 1 Pull the power plug and insert it into the outlet again. Do not press high/low button. (Press and hold for 3 seconds or more) peep, peep, peep Low Press Low button. Every time you press it, the mode is changed from one to the other. In automatic operation Every time you press the button, the automatic operation starts. In case the product is used just for a short time, the automatic operation does not start. Indication lamp/sound peep ( Blue:Continuous lighting) peep, peep (Blue:Fast-speed blinking) 3 The setting is complete. The setting remains stored even if the power plug is removed from the outlet. When you want to operate the cleaning mechanism manually It is most effective to do this job before emptying the dust cup or taking care of the product. (Press for 3 seconds or more.) After finishing vacuum cleaner operation. Cleaning mechanism operation. (For about 15 seconds) Finish peeep 6 EC-S14,S141.indd 6 1.5.8 :58:15 PM

EMPTYING THE DUST CUP Empty the dust cup over a newspaper, trash box, etc. since the dust is likely to spill out. Remove the dust cup from the vacuum cleaner to empty the dust cup 1 Remove the power plug from the outlet and take the dust cup out of the unit. Press the cup ejector button. Lift up the dust cup. Be careful in handling the removed dust cup set to prevent your hands and fingers from getting injured by the gear wheels. Gear wheel Emptying the dust cup. Rotate the dust cup handle in the direction of the arrow to open the bottom lid. (The screw fin rotates and pushes out the dust.) Cup handle Screw fin Bottom lid Do not rotate the cup handle when the dust cup is popped up from the product or is being carried. Depending on the kind or amount of dust, it may be hard to operate the cup handle. If you find it hard to open the bottom lid, do the cleaning of the inside of the screw fin. Page 10 3 Close the bottom lid securely. 4 Install the dust cup in the product. Push it firmly until it clicks. Click Bottom lid Click If the dust cup set is not installed in the product securely, the suction power may be reduced or the dust may enter into the motor cauing malfunctions. To install it securely Remove the dust and foreign substances from the bottom of the dust-cup in the vacuum cleaner After installation, lift the dust cup slightly to check that it is locked in. 7 EC-S14,S141.indd 7 1.5.8 :58:16 PM

EMPTYING THE DUST CUP (Continued) When to empty the dust cup Empty the dust cup in the following cases. If you continue to use the product without emptying the dust cup, the dust is likely to accumulate on the cylindrical filter and cause the suction power to be reduced. When the dust-disposal warning lamp (Red) is blinking. (Dust disposal-time indication) Dust disposal-time indication Peep Peep Peep Indicating the time to empty the dust cup after the cleaning mechanism operation is finished. Page 3 Dust disposal (Red: Blinking) When the dust is accumulated close to the maximum limit line. Depending on the kind of dust or use conditions, the dust may be accumulated close to the Dust limit line indicated on the dust cup before the dust disposaltime indication appears. In this case, empty the dust cup. Dust cup set Cylindrical filter Dust limit line FULL If any foreign objects are tangled in the dust cup 1 Turn the cover assembly in the direction of the arrow. Cover assembly Dust cup Remove the cover assembly to take away those tangled foreign objects. Cleaning brush Cylindrical filter Screw fin To reassemble the dust cup set, align the position of of the cover assembly and of the dust cup so that they correspond with each other. Turn the cover assembly in the direction of the arrow to install it securely. 8 EC-S14,S141.indd 8 1.5.8 :58:18 PM

TAKING CARE OF THE PRODUCT When the dust-disposal warning lamp(red) and sound indicate The filter is blocked up and the suction power has been reduced. Take the following measures peep, peep operation and disconnect the power plug. Empty the dust cup, clean of the cylindrical filter and the high efficiency air filter. Page 9 11 If you continue to use the product without cleaning, it will come to a stop automatically. Dust disposal (Red: : Blinking) Wait at least minutes before restarting your cleaning operation. (If you restart the cleaning operation within minutes, the warning sound may beep.) Clean of the dust cup set also in the following cases The suction power gets reduced. Operation noises are changed or increased. The unit's body gets hot. Foreign objects are tangled in the cylindrical filter. You are worryed about the dirtiness of the dust cup. The bottom lid of the dust cup is hard to open. The product has suctioned fine powder. Dust cup (Removing each component) Removing the filter cover. Removing the high efficiency air filter. 1 Remove the cup cover. Shift the lock in the direction of release. Do not try to grasp the grid element to remove the filter. (There is a risk of injuries.) Removing the cup cover. Remove it. Turn the cup cover in the direction of arrow, 9 EC-S14,S141.indd 9 1.5.8 :58:0 PM

TAKING CARE OF THE PRODUCT Clean of it over a newspaper etc. Dust cup (Taking care of each component.) (Continued) Clean it with the supplied cleaning brush. (Mounted on the product) After use, store it in the direction shown in the drawing. NOTE Do not use chemicals, warm water, etc. After cleaning, leave it in the breezy shade until it becomes completely dry. Do not use a drier etc. at all. (Using the dust cup before it becomes completely dry may create a smell or cause malfunctions.) Filter cover High efficiency air filter Wipe with cloth soaked in water or diluted neutral detergent. Washing with water Remove the dust by tapping the filter on the floor with newspapers etc. spread out, and then wash with water. Cover assembly Dry completely in the shade. Measure of drying time: For a day. If it is not possible to remove odor even after such efforts, soak it in a solution of 10 ml of bleach diluted with a liter of water for about 3 hours, and rinse. Cup cover (Cylndrical filter) Water or diluted neutral detergent Dust cup Water or diluted neutral detergent Dry it sufficiently after washing. Turn it upside down and press the lever located on the bottom surface to open the bottom lid. Cylindrical filter (Clean gently.) Dry completely in the shade. Measure of drying time: For a day. Shake it sufficiently to drain off the excess water. Screw fin Gear wheel If it is hard to open the bottom lid, clean the section marked with thoroughly to remove foreign objects. 10 EC-S14,S141.indd 10 1.5.8 :58:3 PM

Dust cup (Installing each component.) Warning Be sure to disconnecy off the power plug before care and cleaning. (electric shock and/or injuries.) NOTE Install each component securely. Otherwise you cannot finish assembling the set. 1 Putting together the dust cup and the cup cover. Align them so that the cup cover indicator marked with and the dust cup indicator marked with align with each other. Turn the cup cover in the direction of arrow and install it securely. Installing the high efficiency air filter. Set it so that the high efficiency air filter snotch and the gear section align with each other. Gear wheel area Make sure that there is no dust or foreign object within the cup cover before installation. (There is a risk of generating unusual noises.) Installing the filter cover. Engage the filter cover tab in the cup cover hole. Press it until it clicks. 3 Tab of the filter cover Hole of the cup cover Click Product body and supplementary suction tools If it becomes noticeably dirty: When it becomes noticeably dirty, wipe it with a cloth soaked in water or diluted neutral detergent. Do not use any items such as thinner, benzene, etc. (There is a risk of discoloration or deform.) As for the supplementary suction tools, rinse and dry them sufficiently. Drain off the excess water completely and dry them in the breezy shade sufficiently. 11 EC-S14,S141.indd 11 1.5.8 :58:5 PM

TROUBLESHOOTING Before asking for repairs or making any inquiries, please check the following points. Problem Check points Action Motor/Operation s operating. Motor does not turn on when the power switch is turned on. Is the cylinder type filter clogged? Is the dust cup full of dirt? Is the filter clogged? Are the main body, metal telescopic tube, suction head clogged? Maintenance.(Page7-11) Remove dust.(page 7) Check that the power cord and plug is properly plugged into an electrical outlet. Suction power/sound Suction power is weak. Operation sound becomes loud/changes. Smell The main body/exhaust smells. Dust cup Difficult to set the dust cup to the main body. Is the cylinder type filter clogged? Is the dust cup full of dust? Is the filter clogged? Are the main body, metal telescopic tube, suction head clogged? Is the dust cup full of dust? (Some kinds of dirt may cause smell.) Is the cylinder type filter or filter dried enough? Check for any dust blocking the bottom of the attach part of the main system. Is the dust cup properly set up? Is the filter case or filter properly set up? Maintenance.(Page7-11) Remove dust.(page 7) Discard dirt.(page 7, 8) Wash them again and fully dry. (Page9-11) Remove dust or other object. (Page 7) Set the filter case and filter properly. (Page 7, 11) Auto cleaning Press the Off button and the operation starts again. Is the cleaning mechanism is in automatic operation.(page 6) The operation noise of the cleaning mechanism is unusual. Did you allow the product to suck in any large solid items? Remove dust.(page 7) Cord The plug or power cord is extremely hot. Is the power cord loosely plugged into the outlet? Are you using an extension cord? (Under normal situation, the power cord and its plug may reach up to 40 C.) Be sure to insert the power plug completely. Do not use an extension cord. SHARP CORPORATION Osaka, Japan 1 Printed in China TINSJA47VBRZ EK CN EC-S14,S141.indd 1 1.5.8 :58:6 PM