Miele S5981 User Manual

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Page 1 - Vacuum cleaner

Operating instructionsVacuum cleanerS 5981To prevent accidentsand appliance damage,read these instructionsbeforeinstallation and use.M.-Nr. 09 096 100

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Connecting the Electro hose^Insert the elbow into the suctionsocket until it clicks. Use the inletguides to direct insertion.Disconnecting the Electro

Page 3 - Contents

Connecting the handpiece andElectro Telescopic wand^Insert the handpiece into the electrotelescopic wand until it clicks. Usethe inlet guides to direc

Page 4 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Using the PowerbrushThe Powerbrush is particularly suitablefor cleaning and restoring crushedcarpet pile of wall to wall carpeting andfloor coverings

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Using the standard floor brush(depending on model)Observe the cleaning instructions ofthe floor manufacturer.The floor brush is suitable for cleaningc

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The following accessories are included:a Crevice nozzleb Dust brush with natural bristlesc Upholstery toolTaking the accessories out^ Press the releas

Page 7 - INSTRUCTIONS

Crevice toolFor cleaning in folds, crevices andcorners.Dust brush with naturalbristlesFor cleaning moldings, ornate orcarved articles, etc.The head of

Page 8 - Guide to the vacuum cleaner

Upholstery toolFor cleaning upholstery, mattresses,cushions, curtains, covers, etc.Standard floor brush(depending on model)The standard floor brush ca

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Power cord,Unwind the cord completely toaid the vacuum in dissipating heat.Do not pull or carry by the cord, usethe cord as a handle, close a dooron t

Page 10 - Disconnecting the Electro

Turning the vacuum On andOff^Press the On/Off foot control s.The indicator light will appear in thedisplay and the LED will light on thehand piece.^ P

Page 11 - Telescopic suction wand

Adjusting the suctionUse the + and - on the handpiece toadjust the suction to suit the type offlooring. By reducing the suction powerthe floor brush c

Page 13 - Adjusting the standard floor

While vacuumingThe vacuum cleaner can also stand onits end for vacuuming stairs, drapesetc.,To prevent static electricity yourhand must touch the meta

Page 14 - Included accessories

Park-System(Unable to be used with thepowerbrush SEB 236)A Park-System has been designed toconveniently park the telescopic wandat the vacuum cleaner

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Transport and storage^For easier transportation and storagestand the vacuum cleaner vertically.^Insert both clips of the floor brushinto the two point

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,Turn off and unplug the vacuumcleaner before performing anymaintenance work.The Miele filter system consists of thefollowing three components.–Dustba

Page 17 - Power cord

When to change the dustbagChange the dustbag when the coloredmarker in the airflow indicator fills thedisplay.Miele dustbags are disposable andmade to

Page 18 - Turning the vacuum On and

How to change the dustbag^Lift the release button for the dustcompartment, raise the lid until itclicks into place.The dustbag has a closing flap whic

Page 19 - Adjusting the suction

When to change the ActiveHEPA exhaust filterAlways change the Active HEPA filterwhen the filter change indicator (Resetbutton) lights. It is designed

Page 20 - Turning the Powerbrush on

Replacing the "Active HEPA"filter^Open the dust compartment lid.Do not use more than one filter at atime.^Lift and remove the filter.^ Inser

Page 21 - Transport and storage

Exchanging Exhaust FiltersYou can replace the c Active HEPAfilter which is fitted as standard to yourvacuum cleaner with either the:a Air Cleanb Activ

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When to change the dustcompartment filterChange the filter each time you open anew box of genuine Miele dustbags. Adust compartment filter is supplied

Page 23 - Maintenance and care

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Guide to the vacuum cleaner . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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When to change the threadcatcherThe thread catcher pads on the bottomof the standard floor brush (dependingon model) and the upholstery toolshould be

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,Turn off the vacuum and unplugit from the outlet before performingany maintenance work.Vacuum cleaner and accessoriesThe vacuum cleaner and other pla

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What if the vacuum turns offautomatically. A warning light ,comes on to indicate overheating.The vacuum has overheated. Thetemperature limiter automat

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In the event of a fault which you cannotfix yourself please contact the MieleService Department at the phonenumber listed on the back of thisbooklet.^

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Some models come equipped with oneor more of the following accessories.Turbobrush - Turbo Comfort-3Observe the cleaning instructions ofthe floor manuf

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Floor brush - Hardfloor-3To vacuum sturdy hard floors, e.g. tilesand stone floors.Floor brush - Parquet-3Special brush with natural bristlesintended f

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Universal brush SUB 20For dusting books, shelves, etc.For use with the supplied adapter.Mattress toolFor cleaning deep crevices, mattressesand upholst

Page 31 - Cleaning and care

Radiator brush(only usable with the crevice nozzle)For cleaning radiators, narrow shelvesand crevices.Crevice nozzle 12" (300 mm)For cleaning in

Page 32 - Frequently asked questions

MicroSetThis set is specially designed forcleaning small objects and difficult toreach areas (such as PC keyboards,stereo equipment, carved furniture,

Page 33 - Technical Service

Disposal of packing materialsThe cardboard box and packingmaterials protect the appliance duringshipping.Ensure that any plastic wrappings,bags, etc.

Page 34 - Optional accessories

When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed,including the following:READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFOREUSING THIS APPLIAN

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M.-Nr. 09 096 100 / 01All rights reserved / 2311INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE REFER TO OUR WEBSITE TO OBTAIN THE MOSTCURRENT PRODUCT SPECIF

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Use~Do not use on people or animals.~Do not use outdoors or on wetsurfaces. Only dry surfaces should bevacuumed.~Use only as described in thismanual.

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~Do not unplug by pulling on thecord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not thecord.~Do not handle the plug or vacuumwith wet hands.~Keep the power cord, hai

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Cleaning, maintenance andrepairs~Turn the vacuum cleaner off aftereach use and before every cleaning /maintenance. Pull the plug from theoutlet.~Never

Page 39 - Caring for the environment

Guide to the vacuum cleaner8

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a Hand pieceb Suction power buttons + / –c On/Off button for Powerbrush with LEDd Standby button with LED for vacuum pausese Power level displayf Lock

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