Ariete 2757 Vacuum Cleaner User Manual

Ariete 2757 Vacuum Cleaner

WITH REGARD TO THIS MANUAL

This appliance is made in conformity with appropriate European Regulations in force, to protect the user wherever possible from potential hazards. Even if you are familiar with this type of appliance, carefully read this manual before use. Only use this appliance for the purpose it is designed for in order to prevent accidents and damage. Keep this manual close by for future consultation. If you should decide to give this appliance to other people, remember to also include these instructions.

The information provided in this manual is marked with the following symbols indicating:

• Danger for children
• Danger due to electricity
• The danger of damage originating from other causes
• Warning – material damage

INTENDED USE

This appliance is designed only and solely for private use and is, therefore, to be considered unsuitable for industrial or professional purposes. You can use the appliance to remove the dust on the surfaces. Do not collect hot ashes, liquids, big glass pieces, rubble, or pointy or sharp objects. No other use of the appliance is contemplated by the manufacturer, which is exempt from any liability for all types of damages caused by improper use of the appliance. Improper use also results in any form of the warranty being forfeited.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.

This appliance is designed solely for household and similar uses such as:

• in cooking areas used by personnel of shops, offices, and other professional environment; on farms;
• guests of hotels, motels, and other residential environments; bed and breakfast type of environments.
• Do not collect hot ashes, liquids, big glass pieces, rubble, or pointy or sharp objects.
• Do not use the appliance without the filters or if the filters are damaged.
• We decline any responsibility resulting from misuse or any use other than those covered in this booklet.
• We suggest you keep the original box and packaging, as our free-of-charge service does not cover any damage resulting from inadequate packaging of the product when
• this is sent back to an Authorised Service Centre.

Danger for children

• This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
• Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children unless they are aged 8 years and above and supervised.
• Children must be supervised at all times to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
• Do not leave the packaging near children because it is potentially dangerous.
• In the event that this appliance is to be disposed of, it is suggested that the power Cord is cut off. It is also recommended that all potentially dangerous components including the power cord are rendered harmless to prevent personal injury. Do not let children play with the appliance or its components.

Danger due to electricity

• Always keep the appliance and the power cord out of the reach of children under the age of 8 years.
• Do not let the power cord of the charger hang in a place where it could be grasped by a child.
• Before plugging the appliance into the mains socket, ensure that the voltage shown on the rating plate placed on the charger matches the local voltage supply.
• The use of extensions not approved by the manufacturer can result in damage to property and personal injury.
• Never put live parts into contact with water: It can cause a short circuit! The appliance must not be power supplied by external timers or separate re- mote-controlled systems.
• During the charge choose an adequately illuminated and clean room with an easily accessible power outlet.
• Unplug the appliance when it is not being used and before all maintenance and cleaning operations.
• Do not immerse the appliance in water o Make sure that your hands are dry before using or adjusting the switches on the appliance, or before touching the plug and power connections.

The danger of damage originating from other causes

• Never leave the appliance unattended when it is connected to the power supply.
• The appliance is not to be used if it has been dropped or if there are visible signs of damage. Do not use the appliance if the power cord or the plug is damaged, or if the appliance is faulty. To prevent any accident, all repairs, including the replacement of the power cord, must be carried out by an Authorised Service Centre or by suitably qualified personnel.
• Do not insert any objects into the openings of the appliance and avoid any objects obstructing the airflow.
• Keep the openings free of dust, lint, hair, etc.
• Do not use the appliance without the filter.
• Do not collect very hot objects or objects that are smoking or burning such as cigarettes, matches, or ashes that are still hot.
• Do not pick up flammable or combustible material (volatile liquids, such as gasoline, kerosene, etc.) or use it in the presence of large amounts of water.
• Do not use the appliance in closed environments and in the presence of fumes given off by oil-based paints, solvents, or waterproofing agents, or by flammable power or other toxic or explosive fumes.
• Do not pick up toxic material (chlorine bleach, ammonia, drain cleaner, acids, etc.)

Warning! – material damage

• The appliance must be left at rest on a stable surface.
• If the appliance is turned upside down the dust and dirt can fall out. Make sure that the appliance won’t be turned upside down during use.
• Before cleaning shiny surfaces, such as parquet or linoleum, check that the brush and its bristles are free from materials that could damage the floor.
• To avoid damaging the floor. Don does not insist on the brush on the same area on delicate surfaces.
• On waxed surfaces, the brush movement can create rings. If this happens clean it with a damp cloth, polish it with wax, and wait for it to dry.
• Do not place the appliance or the charger on very hot surfaces or near open flames to prevent the body from being damaged.
• The cable of the charger must not touch the hot parts of the appliance.
• Do not use the appliance outdoors.
• Do not put the appliance or the charger near or over hot electric stoves or burners or near a microwave oven.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

1. Motor body release button
2. Tube
3. Brush release button
4. Motorized brush with bristles roller
5. Nozzle
6. Fabric brush
7. Dust collector door
8. Dust collector door release button
9. Motor body
10. Speed control button
11. On/Off button
12. Unlocking the button of the dust collector
13. Dust collector
14. Wall bracket
15. Handle
16. Battery release button
17. Removable battery
18. Charge indicator
19. Charger access
20. Charger
21. Screws (x 2)
22. Wall plugs (x 2)

Identification data

On the label under the base of the appliance are reported the following identifications data of the appliance:

• manufacturer and CE marking
• model (Mod.)
• serial number (SN)
• electrical supply voltage (V) and frequency (Hz)
• electrical power consumption (W)
• assistance toll-free phone number

When ordering at Authorized Service Centers, indicate the model and serial number.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

FIG B to O are in the following

HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY

Before connecting the charger to the electric grid check that the voltage reported on the label under the charger corresponds to that of the local grid. his appliance can be charged only with the provided charger.

Warning!

Before using the appliance for the first time charge it completely. The battery must be recharged with the battery disconnected from the body of the appliance Remove the packaging materials from inside and outside of the appliance. Remove all the stickers. Place the motor body on a horizontal surface. Press the release button (16) to remove the battery from the body of the appliance (Fig. B). Plug the charger cable into the input (19) on the battery (17). Plug in the charger. The charge indicator (18) turns on in blue color and blinks. When the charge indicator comes to a steady light, the battery is completely charged. Disconnect the charger from the socket. Unplug the charger from the battery. Place the battery into the body of the appliance (Fig. B) and check it is correctly locked into place.

Grab the motor body (9) by the handle (15). Assemble the tube (2) on the motor body until you hear the click of the release button of the motor body (1) Assemble the tube on the brush (4) until you hear the click of the release button of the brush (3) (Fig. D).

Warning!
Appliance fall danger. The appliance, once it is assembled, cannot stand on the brush in a vertical position. Press the speed control button (10) to select the desired speed (Fig. E).

Two speeds are available: when the appliance is turned on, the speed is set to the minimum level. To switch to maximum speed, press the speed control button (10).

Warning!
Switch the appliance off immediately in the event that something gets trapped inside the brush, such as a piece of cloth, the fringes of a carpet, etc. Before turning on the appliance again, remove anything that caused the obstruction of the aspiration ducts. When the dust reaches the MAX lever you need to empty the dust collector (13). Switch off the appliance. Press the release button of the motor body (1). Disassemble the tube. Take the motor body to a trash bin. Press the release button of the dust collector lid (Fig. F). Empty all the dust (Fig. G)

Close the dust collector lid. When the last remaining bar of the battery charge indicator starts flashing, the battery is low and shall be recharged The appliance can be used with the tube and the brush or with the brush built directly on the motor body (Fig. H).

USING THE ACCESSORIES

The appliance is equipped with various accessories:

• A brush with bristles roller (4), particularly suitable for deep cleaning of rugs, carpets, and floors.
  A fabric brush (6), is particularly suitable to vacuum dirt from fabrics, sofas, but also horizontal surfaces.

• A crevice n0zzle (5), particularly suitable to vacuum in the most hidden corners and narrow slots.

The accessories can be built on the tube to reach the highest points.

The accessories can be built directly on the motor body to clean the windows and the interior of the car.

AFTER USING

Switch off the appliance. Empty the dust collector. Disassemble the motor body from the tube. Put the appliance in a dry place and away from the reach of children Alternatively, use the wall mount to fasten the appliance to the wall. The wall bracket (14) is supplied with screws (21) and wall plugs (22). Place the wall mount against the wall. Adjust the height of the wall mount according to the height of the appliance. Using a pencil, make marks on the wall in line with the three holes of the wall mount. Remove the wall mount. Drill the wall in line with the marks. Insert the supplied wall plugs (22) into the holes. Place the wall mount on the wall keeping the holes in line with the wall plugs. Insert the supplied screws (21) into the holes. Tighten the screws with a screwdriver Fasten the appliance to the wall mount (Fig. L).

Warning!
All cleaning operations described below must be carried out With the appliance off and with the plug disconnected from the outlet. Never immerse the motor body and the charger in water or other liquids. DO not use direct Jers or water.

Warning!
Regular maintenance and cleaning preserve and maintain the appliance efficiently for a longer period. The dirt enters the dust collector (13). The air is then cleaned by a fabric filter. The fabric filter is in turn placed into a primary metal filter. Both filters are located inside the dust collector. In addition, there is a HEPA air outlet filter, located in the upper part of the motor body.

1. Fabric filter
2. Metal filter
3. HEPA air outlet filter

Warning!
Never use the appliance without a filter or with a damaged filter. The aspired dust could go inside the appliance and damage the motor.

Appliance body cleaning

Warning!
Clean the fixed parts of the appliance using a non-abrasive damp cloth to prevent damaging the body.

Cleaning the motorized brush with bristles roller

Do not lubricate or grease the rotating parts to avoid that hair and lint getting stuck

The bristles roller (4) can be removed from its seat to clean the bristles. Remove the brush (4) from the tube. Press the brush release button (3). Turn the brush upside-down. There is a locking hook on one side of the brush (Fig. 1). Lift the locking hook (Fig. J) Lift the bristles roller on the locking hook side (Fig. K). Remove the bristles roller completely. Clean the bristles from the dirt. To reassemble the bristles roller in the motorized brush, first, insert the side opposite the locking ho0ok. Lower the roller on the side of the locking hook and insert the motorized brush support vertically into its seat. Reinsert the locking hook.

HEPA air outlet filter cleaning

The HEPA air outlet filter is located in the upper part of the motor body. It can be removed by pressing the side buttons (Fig. M). The Hepa filter is a high-efficiency filter that removes impurities and filters particles and bacteria. Often change the Hepa filter (every 4-6 months) to avoid the circulation of the bacteria in the air.

Warning!
Wash the air outlet filter only with clean water without soap or detergent. Wait until the air outlet fiter is completely dry before inserting it into its seat. Cleaning the fabric filter and metal filter Take the motor body to a trash bin. Press the release lever of the dust collector door. Remove all the dust. Press the release button of the dust collector. Remove the dust collector from the motor body. Remove the filters from the dust collector (Fig. N-O). The fabric filter can be easily removed from the tank even without opening the dust collector. Correctly clean the filters by removing dirt or washing them.

Warning!
Only wash the filters with clean water without soap or detergents. Wait until the filters are completely dry before inserting them into the housing. Insert the metal filter into the dust collector. Insert the fabric filter into the metal filter.

SETTING THE MACHINE OUT OF SERVICE

In the case of decommissioning the appliance, it must be electrically disconnected. Empty the dust collector. In the case of scrapping, you will be required to separate the various materials used in the construction of the appliance and dispose of them according to their composition and to the applicable laws in the country of use.

TECHNICAL DATA

FAQ’s

What takes place if my vacuum cleaner breaks down and won’t restart?

If your vacuum was functioning normally before stopping unexpectedly, it may have overheated. The thermal protector safety switch found on the majority of vacuums stops the motor from running when it becomes too hot. You will need to wait for anything between 30 minutes and 2 hours before attempting again, depending on your equipment.

What renders a vacuum cleaner inoperable?

Verify that the vacuum cleaner is hooked to an active outlet and that no fuses or breakers require resetting. A thermal cut-out that was caused because of a blockage is the second most likely cause of the problem. Look for obstacles in the hose and filters; remove them if you discover any.

What is the lifespan of a vacuum cleaner?

According to Consumer Reports, a vacuum cleaner typically lasts eight years. But usage of the product is just as important as the brand.

Can you fix a vacuum cleaner?

Thankfully, most vacuum cleaner repairs may be carried out quickly and simply at home.

What happens when a vacuum loses its suction?

If the suction power of your vacuum has decreased, it’s time to empty the container. For vacuum cleaners, several foam or mesh filters are available. They could eventually get clogged if they are not properly cleaned or replaced. As a result, your vacuum will begin to lose suction.

How often should I empty my vacuum?

Vacuum Experts suggest emptying the canister of your vacuum after each use rather than letting it become completely full. According to a blog post on vacuum experts, at the absolute least, “as a matter of habit, empty the vacuum anytime it becomes half to two-thirds full.”

Can water damage a vacuum?

In the event that water enters the motor, your vacuum cleaner may become completely worthless. Water will most likely be carrying dirt and filth in addition to your motor, making it doubtful that it will clean the motor thoroughly enough to make it safe.

Can a vacuum malfunction from overheating?

The motor of your vacuum cleaner is almost indestructible, but if it is used in situations for which it was not designed, it may malfunction. The primary factor behind vacuum motor failure is overheating.

Does low pressure produce a vacuum?

A vacuum can be created by using a vacuum pump to remove air from space or by using a quick fluid flow to reduce pressure, as in Bernoulli’s principle.

Do vacuums need maintenance?

A vacuum cleaner is a machine, and like any other object in your house, it needs to be properly maintained to continue working as well as it should.

What should be done to keep a vacuum?

Make sure the vacuum is disconnected before cleaning it. Once a month, use a wet cloth and mild detergent to remove any dirt from the casing, hoses, and attachments. After each use, vacuum the rug/floor attachment with the hose or crevice tool before putting the machine away.

What are some typical vacuum cleaner problems?

Low suction power, excessive noise, burning odours, vacuums that won’t turn on, and overheating are the most common problems with vacuum cleaners.

How long does a vacuum battery last?

All cordless vacuums need to be recharged because their batteries only last so long. A cordless vacuum’s normal battery life is between 15 to 40 minutes, which is more than enough time to clean your floors or furnishings. Expect to need anything between 2 and 16 hours to charge the device after the battery dies.

How long does a filter in a vacuum last?

Generally speaking, most manufacturers suggest changing your filter every three to six months.

What happens when a vacuum is filled to capacity?

It will be impossible for the filter bag or canister to continue collecting particles, it will jam, or the engine will overheat and stop running if it is too full. Therefore, when you believe it to be around 75% full, empty it. Clear it out right away to prevent the breakdown; don’t wait until it is all filled.

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