Miele C1 Installation Manual download pdf (Page 10)

The illustrations referred to in the text

are shown on the fold-out pages at the

end of these operating instructions.

Before using the vacuum

cleaner

Connecting the Electro hose (see fig. 1)

a Insert the elbow into the suction

socket until it clicks into place.

b Insert the plug into the socket on the

inside of the carrying handle.

Disconnecting the Electro hose

c Remove the plug from the socket.

d Press the two release buttons at the

sides of the elbow and lift the hose

from the socket.

Connecting the hand piece and the

Electro Telescopic wand (see fig. 2)

a Insert the hand piece into the electro

telescopic wand until it clicks into

place. Use the inlet guides to direct

insertion.

b To release the hand piece from the

telescopic wand press the locking

button (see arrow) and pull the hand

piece away from the telescopic

wand.

Using the Powerbrush

Observe the cleaning instructions of

the floor manufacturer.

The Powerbrush is particularly suitable

for cleaning and restoring crushed

carpet pile of wall to wall carpeting and

floor coverings subject to hard wear,

especially in high traffic areas.

The Powerbrush can also be used on

smooth floor surfaces.

Do not use the powerbrush on:

– (SEB 217-3 only) Floors with a

variable or uneven surface. The

brush could come into contact with

the floor and cause damage.

– High quality, hand knotted rugs, for

example Berber or Persian rugs, as

well as extremely long piled area

rugs and carpets. There is a danger

of the threads being pulled out. Turn

the Powerbrush off to vacuum these

types of floor coverings and use only

suction.

Connecting the Powerbrush to the

Electro Telescopic wand (see fig. 3)

a Insert the Electro Telescopic wand

into the Powerbrush until it clicks into

place.

b To release the parts, press the lock

release button and pull the wand up

and out.

For more information on use and care

please refer to the instructions supplied

with the Powerbrush.

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