LG VC39191HQ User Manual download pdf (Page 13)

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If your appliance is fitted with a fabric

dust bag follow the same instructions as

above. Empty it and reuse it (23). Do not

wash it.

Note: as the appliance is fitted with a safety

device which checks that the bag is in place

you cannot close the lid if the bag is not

fitted correctly.

Cleaning the motor filter

The motor filter is situated inside the

appliance between the dust bag and the

motor. Each time that you change the air

outlet filter we advise you to remove the

motor filter (26) and to clean it by tapping to

remover the dirt and then replacing it in the

vacuum cleaner.

Changing the air outlet filter

• To change the filter or wash the HEPA

filter(28), push the HEPA locker (27), then

remove the washable HEPA filter (28)

from the HEPA frame (29) and clean it.

• Clean the washable HEPA filter with water

at least once a year.

• The washable HEPA filter should be

cleaned with cold and running water at

least once a year.

- Do not use the brush.

- Allow HEPA filter to dry in a shaded

place for a day.

Mini turbine nozzle (optional) (30)

• Mini turbine is used for stairs and other

hard to reach places.

• To clean the mini turbine nozzle, remove

the nozzle cover: (34)

Remove 2 screws on the bottom and take

mini turbine nozzle cover off as shown.

• Frequently clean and remove hair, string,

and lint build-up in the brush area. Failure

to do so could damage to mini turbine

nozzle.

Please do not hold the hose when we lift

the main body off the floor (31).

Please never close the filter cover like (32),

to avoid nipping your hand.

Please check that the inlet of damper (33)

is not jammed by dust and pet hair.

Check that the appliance is correctly

plugged in and that the electrical socket is

working.

• Stop the appliance and unplug it.

• Check that the tubes, flexible hose and

cleaning tool are not blocked.

• Check that the dust bag is not full.Replace

if necessary.

What to do if your appliance

does not work?

WARNING

What to do when the suction

performance reduces?

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