Before Cleaning the Appliance

To maintain the optimum suction power, the dust bin filter, the exhaust filter and the micro-filter should be cleaned regularly and washed under running water at least once a month.Turn off the power before cleaning the appliance.The frequency of cleaning varies depending on the usage environment and usage time. In a dusty environment, clean frequently.Replace the dust bag when the dust bag replacement indicator light turns red.Replace the dust bag every month to maintain the dust removal performance.Clean the motor protection filter and the exhaust filter every 3 months or if the dust removal function seems weaker.Disconnect the power plug from the outlet before cleaning the product.If the product smells, replace the dust bag and clean the filter.The frequency of cleaning varies depending on the usage environment and usage time. In a dusty environment, clean frequently.Fine dust may remain on the dust bin cover due to static electricity generated during the dust removal operation; periodically clean the dust bin cover.Never wash the nozzle, rotating brush or product body with water. Water could reach the motor and cause electric shock or fire.Do not use the cleaner without any of the filter fitted as this will allow foreign objects to enter the motor. Doing so may cause electric shock, fire or product damage.Do not allow foreign objects to enter the motor. Doing so may cause electric shock, fire or product damage.Do not insert fingers or sharp objects into the motor. Doing so could cause product damage, personal injury or electric shock.Do not apply force or allow impacts to the dust bin filter. Doing so could deform the filter, compromise product performance, or cause the product to malfunction.If the Kompressor lever does not return to the top, remove the dust bin filter from the dust bin and clean it. A clogged or dirty filter may cause poor product performance.

Removing Foreign Objects

If the appliance is clogged with foreign objects, the suction power changes, the motor cycles repeatedly, and the foreign objects clogging alarm icon blinks.If clogging persists, the appliance will turn off automatically to prevent damage. Separate the battery from the product body and remove the foreign objects before resuming use of the appliance.Check the inside of the product body, above the Kompressor working plate, the Fixed pipe, inlets, exhaust filter, micro filter and cyclonic mesh filter for foreign objects.If the inlets are not completely blocked, the foreign objects clogging alarm indicator may not light up.If the sound of the appliance becomes loud or the cleaning performance is poor, check for foreign objects.

Cleaning the Dust Bin

Empty and clean the dust bin after every use.If the dust bin is completely full of dust or the filter is clogged, the suction power may be reduced.Do not use the appliance without the cyclonic mesh filter installed. Doing so could damage the appliance.Remove the battery from the product body before cleaning the dust bin.Push down the Kompressor lever a several times to collect and compact the dust from the outside of the cyclonic mesh filter and the interior walls of the dust bin.Foreign objects which become lodged in the cyclonic mesh filter may be difficult to dislodge with the Kompressor lever. Remove the cyclonic mesh filter and use a soft brush to clean it.Press the dust bin cover release button b to open the dust bin cover. Shake the dust bin to empty it.Be careful as dust or foreign objects may spill out when opening the dust bin. Empty the dust bin into a wastebasket or where dust and foreign objects can be easily removed.The dust bin can be wrapped in a plastic bag to contain the dust when emptying the dust bin.If the Kompressor lever does not slide down smoothly, foreign objects may be trapped between the dust bin and the cyclonic mesh filter. Clean the dust bin and cyclonic mesh filter to avoid product damage.Do not force the Kompressor lever down if foreign objects are caught around the working plate of the Kompressor system. Doing so may cause product damage. Never hit the main body of the unit or its filters against a hard surface to remove debris or blockages with or without the telescopic pipe attached. Doing so can severely damage the unit.Insert the crevice tool d into the cyclonic mesh filter c and turn it counterclockwise to remove the filter.Remove the micro filter from the Cyclonic Mesh Filter.When separating the Cyclonic Mesh Filter, the micro filter is separated in an assembled state. If it was not separated together with the Cyclonic Mesh Filter, check the inside of the vacuum cleaner and take out the micro filter.Grab the dustbin and turn it to the left to separate the dustbin.Remove dust from the dust bin, Cyclonic Mesh Filter, and micro filter using a cleaning brush, etc., and wash them with water at least once a month.If any stains remain, soak in lukewarm water (about 40 degrees) for 30 minutes and then wash with a brush.To avoid odor and the malfunction of the motor, allow the cyclonic mesh filter to dry completely in a well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight for at least 24 hours before reassembling.Use the combination tool e to clean out dust or foreign objects inside the dust bin.Do not wash the product body or motor with water.Turn the product body over again and shake it while pressing down the lever to remove the dust.Turn the product body over, lift the Kompressor lever up, and clean the inside of the working plate with a damp paper towel.Do not push the Kompressor lever down hard. The working plate may be damaged.

Cleaning the Filters

Clean the exhaust filter regularly and wash them in running water at least once a month to maintain the optimum suction power of the appliance. Allow them to dry in the sun before re installing them.The frequency of cleaning depends on where and how often you use the product. Clean the filters more frequently if the appliance is used regularly or in areas with a lot of dust.Filters are consumables. Please purchase more filters from an authorized service centre.Remove the battery from the product body.Grasp the exhaust filter cover and turn it to the left to open the cover.Lift the open cover.Lift out the exhaust filter a from the product body.Use the combination tool c to clean any dust off the motor.Do not wash the motor with water.Clean the exhaust filter by brushing the dust off it regularly and wash it in running water at least once a month.Do not remove the sponge filter attached to the exhaust filter when washing the exhaust filter. Otherwise, the sponge filter may be lost or damaged.To avoid odor and the malfunction of the motor, allow the exhaust filter to dry completely in a well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight for at least 24 hours before reassembling.Assemble a completely dry exhaust filter a to the product.When assembling the exhaust filter, assemble it according to the groove.Close the exhaust filter cover, press down and turn it to the right to lock the cover.Do not use the appliance without the exhaust filter installed. Doing so could result in product damage.

Cleaning the Product Body

Disconnect the power plug from the outlet.Wipe the control panel using a soft cloth.Product may malfunction if there is dust on the control panel.Clean the dust around the dust suction area using a vacuum cleaner.

Changing the Dust Bag

Remove the front cover of the charging station.Pull out the dust bag lever a to remove the dust bag.Throw away the dust bag.Prepare a new dust bag.To avoid odors, do not reuse the dust bags.Place the end of the dust bag on the rail inside the product.Make sure that the dust bag is level, with both sides sitting properly on the rails.If the bag is not inserted properly, dust will escape from the top of the bag.Slide the dust bag in along the rails of the product until it is completely inserted.Reassemble the front cover of the charging station. When assembling the front cover, align it with the groove of the charging station.Dispose of the used dust bag and be sure to put a new dust bag in its place.Replace the dust bag once every 3 months. There placement cycle may vary depending on the environment.Replace the dust bag if it smells, even if it is not full.The motor protection filter will eventually need to be replaced. Contact an LG Electronics customer service centre.

Cleaning the Filters

clean the motor protection filter and the exhaust filter every 3 months or sooner if the dust emptying function seems weaker.Clean the filters more frequently if the appliance is used regularly or in areas with a lot of dust.Do not use the appliance without the exhaust filter and the motor protection (Micro) filter installed. Doing so will result in product damage.Remove the front cover of the charging sation.Hold the product with one hand and take out the motor protection filter with the other hand.Press both hooks and separate the exhaust filter cover at the bottom of the charging station downward.Remove dust from the motor protection filter and exhaust filter once every 3 months and wash it using room temperature water.To avoid odor and the malfunction of the motor, allow the motor protection filter and the exhaust filter to dry completely in a well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight for at least 24 hours before reassembling.Push the motor protection filter and exhaust filter back into their original positions.Make sure that the filters are in place before using the product.Push the exhaust filter hook all the way in until it clicks.