Miele HS14 Operations Instructions

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Operating instructions
Vacuum cleaners
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 6210 - S 6390 as well as to
other S 6000 vacuum cleaners which are
distinguished by names rather than numbers.
M.-Nr. 09 489 250
en-GB
HS14
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Vacuum cleaners

Operating instructionsVacuum cleanersTo avoid the risk of accidents or damageto the appliance, it is essential to read theseinstructions before using

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.Remo

Page 3 - Caring for our environment

Connecting the handle to thetelescopic/triscopic suctiontube^Insert the handle into thetelescopic/triscopic suction tube untilit clicks into position.

Page 4

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

Page 5 - Description of the appliance

Adjusting the standardfloorheadIt is important to observe the flooringmanufacturer's cleaning and careinstructions.Depending on model, the floorh

Page 6 - Correct application

The following accessories are supplied:a Dusting brush with natural bristlesFor cleaning skirting boards, ornateor carved objects.The head can be swiv

Page 7 - Technical safety

Mains cableUnwinding the cable^Pull the mains cable out to therequired length (max. approx. 6.5 m).^Insert the plug in the socket correctly.Warning: I

Page 8

Adjusting the suction powerThe suction power can be regulated tosuit the type of flooring. The higher thesetting the more powerful the suction.Reducin

Page 9 - Accessories

Opening the air inlet valve onthe handleIt is easy to reduce the suction powerfor a short time, e.g. to prevent rugs orother objects being sucked into

Page 10 - Preparing for use

Parking system for pauses invacuumingThe parking system allows you toconveniently park the vacuum cleanerduring pauses.^Slot the floorhead into the pa

Page 11

If your vacuum cleaner has an XXLhandle, you can detach this so that thevacuum cleaner requires less storagespace.^Detach the XXL handle from theretra

Page 12

Caring for our environmentDescription of the applianceWarning and Safety instructionsPreparing for useUsing the accessories suppliedCorrect useMains c

Page 13

Warning: Always disconnect thevacuum cleaner from the electricalsupply before any maintenancework. Switch off at the wall socketand unplug it.The Miel

Page 14 - Floorhead

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 15 - Correct use

Replacing the dustbag^Press the release button for the dustcompartment lid and raise the lid asfar as it will go.The dustbag has a closing flap whichc

Page 16

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

Page 17

Replacing the Air Clean filterDo not use more than one exhaustfilter at a time.^Open the dust compartment lid.^Press the release catch on the filtergr

Page 18 - Parking system for storage

Replacing an Active Air Cleanfilter or an Active HEPA filterDo not use more than one exhaustfilter at a time.^Open the dust compartment lid.^Raise the

Page 19

Replacing one type of exhaustfilter with anotherDepending on model, your vacuumcleaner will be fitted as standard withone of the following exhaust fil

Page 20 - 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 21

When to change the threadliftersThe thread lifters on the suction inlet ofthe floorhead and the upholstery nozzleSPD 10 (depending on model) can berep

Page 22

Cleaning the roller on thefloorhead(not necessary for FiberTeQ andAirTeQ floorheads)a Release the bearing (with bayonetfitting) using a coin.b Press t

Page 23

Disposal of packing materialThe packaging is designed to protectthe vacuum cleaner from damageduring transportation. The packagingmaterials used are s

Page 24

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

Page 25

The vacuum cleaner switches offautomaticallyA temperature limiter switches thevacuum cleaner off automatically if itgets too hot.This can occur if, fo

Page 26

Please observe the flooringmanufacturer's cleaning and careinstructions.Miele accessories, includingfloorheads, filters and dustbags, areavailabl

Page 27

Hand Turbobrush Turbo MiniCompact (STB 20)For cleaning upholstery, mattresses,car seats etc.Universal brush (SUB 20)For dusting books, shelves, etc.Ra

Page 28

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

Page 30 - Cleaning and care

Alteration rights reserved (S6 Poti) / 3412M.-Nr. 09 489 250 / 00

Page 31 - After sales service

Description of the appliance4

Page 32 - Optional accessories

a XXL handle *b Air inlet valve *c Release buttond Telescopic or triscopic tube *e Release buttons for the telescopic/triscopic tube *f Dust compartme

Page 33

This vacuum cleaner meets statutory safety requirements.Improper use can, however, lead to personal injury and damageto property.To avoid the risk of

Page 34

Safety with children~Children under 8 years of age must be kept away from theappliance unless they are constantly supervised.~Children 8 years and old

Page 35

~When vacuuming especially fine dust, e.g. sawdust, sand,plaster, flour, talcum powder etc., electrostatic charges build upnaturally. Under certain co

Page 36 - M.-Nr. 09 489 250 / 00

~Do not vacuum up any inflammable or combustible matter orgases and do not vacuum in areas where such substances arestored.~Floor attachments, accesso

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