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Operating instructions
Vacuum cleaners
S 4000 Series
To avoid the risk of accidents or damage
to the appliance, it is essential to read these
instructions before using it for the first time.
These operating instructions apply to
standard models S 4210 - S 4781 as well as to
other S 4000 series vacuum cleaners
which are distinguished by names rather than numbers.
M.-Nr. 07 126 240
en-GB
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - S 4000 Series

Operating instructionsVacuum cleanersS 4000 SeriesTo avoid the risk of accidents or damageto the appliance, it is essential to read theseinstructions

Page 2 - Contents

Attaching the suction hose^Insert the hose connector into thesocket until it clicks into position. Todo this, line up the guides on the twopieces.To r

Page 3 - Caring for the environment

Your vacuum cleaner is fitted with oneof the following types of suction tube,depending on the model:–Connecting tubes (fixed height)–2-part telescopic

Page 4 - Description of the appliance

Fitting the standard floorhead^Push the suction tube into thefloorhead and turn it clockwise oranti-clockwise until it clicks intoposition.^To release

Page 5

The following accessories are supplied:a Crevice nozzleb Dusting brush (depending on model)c Upholstery nozzled Accessory holder for 2 or 3 of theabov

Page 6 - Safety with children

Upholstery nozzleFor cleaning upholstery, mattresses,cushions, curtains, covers etc.Accessories holder^ Attach the accessories holder to theupper part

Page 7 - Technical safety

Mains cableUnwinding the cable^Pull out the mains cable to therequired length (max. approx. 5.5 m).Warning: If vacuuming for longerthan 30 minutes, th

Page 8 - Correct use

Models with radio controlsCertain models have controls on thehandle which transmit radio signals tothe vacuum cleaner. The stand-byindicator on the va

Page 9 - Accessories

Vacuuming^When vacuuming, pull the cleanerbehind you on its wheels. You canstand it upright for vacuuming stairsand curtains etc.Warning: When vacuumi

Page 10 - Preparing for use

Rotary selector^Turn the suction power selectormanually to the suction power settingyou require.+ / - foot controlsPress the controls to select the su

Page 11

Opening the air inlet valve(not on models with radio-controls onthe handle)It is easy to reduce the suction powerfor a short time, e.g. to prevent rug

Page 12

Caring for the environmentDescription of the applianceWarning and Safety instructionsPreparing for useUsing the accessories suppliedUseMains cable . .

Page 13 - Dusting brush with natural

Parking systemA parking system has been designedfor conveniently parking the vacuumcleaner during pauses.^Slot the floorhead into the parkingattachmen

Page 14 - Accessories holder

Warning: Always disconnect thevacuum cleaner from the electricalsupply for maintenance work and forcleaning. Switch off at the wallsocket and remove t

Page 15 - Switching on and off

When to change the dustbagChange the dustbag when the colourmarker in the dustbag change indicatorfills the display, or sooner if it is nolonger effec

Page 16

Replacing the dustbag^Press the release button for the dustcompartment lid and raise the lid asfar as it will go.^To remove the dustbag hold the bagby

Page 17 - Regulating the suction

When to change the exhaustfilterDepending on the model, your vacuumcleaner will be fitted as standard withone of the following exhaust filters:a Super

Page 18 - (radio-operated)

Replacing the Super Air CleanfilterDo not use more than one exhaustfilter at a time.^Open the dust compartment lid.^Release the filter grille and rais

Page 19 - Opening the air inlet valve

Replacing the Active Air Cleanor Active HEPA filterDo not use more than one exhaustfilter at a time.^Open the dust compartment lid.^Remove the exhaust

Page 20 - Transportation and storage

Replacing one type of filterwith anotherDepending on the model, your vacuumcleaner will be fitted as standard withone of the following exhaust filters

Page 21 - Maintenance and care

When to change the dustcompartment filter (for motorprotection)Replace this filter every time you start anew packet of dustbags. A dustcompartment fil

Page 22

How to change the battery inthe radio-operated handle^Open the cover to the batterycompartment on the handle, andremove the battery.^Replace with a ne

Page 23

Disposal of packing materialThe transport and protective packinghas been selected from materials whichare environmentally friendly for disposaland can

Page 24

Warning: Always disconnect thevacuum cleaner from the electricitysupply for maintenance work and forcleaning. Switch off at the wallsocket and remove

Page 25

The vacuum cleaner switches offautomatically.On certain models, the overheatingwarning light also comes on.A temperature limiter switches thevacuum cl

Page 26

Miele accessories includingfloorheads, filters and dustbags areavailable to order from your localMiele retailer, the Miele Spare PartsDepartment or vi

Page 27

ACCU NOVA floorheadThe ACCU NOVA floorhead is driven bya separate motor, and is particularlysuitable for the intensive cleaning ofheavily soiled texti

Page 28

SBB 235-3 Hard floor brushThis brush is designed for use on hardflooring such as tiled or stone floors.Parquet floor brushThis brush has natural brist

Page 29

Universal brushFor dusting books, shelves, etc.Dusting brushFor cleaning skirting boards, ornate orcarved articles, etc.Dusting brush with natural bri

Page 30 - Cleaning and care

Mattress nozzleFor cleaning upholstery, mattresses,cushions, curtains, covers etc.Crevice nozzle (300 mm)For cleaning in folds, crevices orcorners.Mic

Page 31

CarClean Set PlusThe CarClean Set Plus has beendesigned as an accessory for Mielecylinder vacuum cleaners for valetingthe interior of cars.It consists

Page 32 - Optional accessories

Active Air Clean filterA special active charcoal filter, whichremoves odours coming from the dirt inthe dustbag, keeping unpleasantlingering smells to

Page 33

All electrical work should be carried outby a suitably qualified and competentperson in strict accordance with currentnational and local safety regula

Page 34

The illustration shows the maximum number of features available on these Mielevacuum cleaners.Certain models are supplied as standard with the followi

Page 35

Alteration rights reserved / (S4210- S4781) - 3707M.-Nr. 07 126 240 / 00

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a Handle (some models have an air inlet valve in the handle) *b Suction power selector + / -*c Stand-by button for pauses in vacuuming *d LED *e Relea

Page 37

This vacuum cleaner meets statutorysafety requirements. Improper usecan, however, lead to personal injuryand material damage.To avoid the risk of acci

Page 38

Technical safety~Ensure that the connection data onthe data plate (voltage and frequency)match the mains electricity supply. It isessential that they

Page 39

Correct use~To avoid the risk of damage, do notuse the vacuum cleaner without thedustbag, dust compartment filter andexhaust filter in place. Otherwis

Page 40 - M.-Nr. 07 126 240 / 00

AccessoriesMiele accessories includingfloorheads, filters and dustbags areavailable to order from your Mieleretailer, the Miele Spare PartsDepartment

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