Before Charging the Battery

Make sure that the charging station is connected to the power outlet.Fully charging a single battery usually takes 4 hours.The battery will not be charged if the indoor temperature is below 5 ℃. Only charge the battery when indoor temperatures are between 5 ℃ and 38 ℃.The battery will eventually need to be replaced. Due to the battery characteristics, runtime is shortened after using the appliance repeatedly for an extended period without charging or if the battery is charged when its hot from use.The last bar on the battery indicator begins to flash when the battery needs to be recharged. Continuing to run the unit until it turns off when the last bar is flashing will also reduce its life span. Use the appliance with a fully charged battery.

Charging the Vacuum Cleaner

Storing the appliance on the charging station automatically recharges the battery.Press the Power button to turn the appliance off.Put the product body on the charging station.Make the extension pipe its shortest length before placing the vacuum onto the charger.The appliance cannot be loaded onto the charging station if either the combination tool or the crevice tool is inserted. Use the charging station only after removing the combination tool or the crevice tool, if either happens to be fittedWhen the vacuum is properly placed on the charging station, the battery charge level is displayed on the status display with the beep sound. If you don't hear a beep, reload the appliance on the charging station.When the charging is complete, the status display turns off.Make sure to securely fit the product body onto the charging station. If the appliance falls off the charging station, it could cause injuries, property damage or product damage.

Emptying the Vacuum's Dust Bin

When the automatic dust removal mode is set, the dust removal operation starts automatically whenever the vacuum cleaner is properly inserted into the product.Press the charging station Start/Stop button for 3 seconds to change from the Manual mode to the Auto mode.Inserting the vacuum cleaner onto the Charging Station.After adjusting the length of the telescopic pipe of the vacuum cleaner to the shortest length, attach it to the Charging Station.If the vacuum cleaner pipe is connected to a combination tool or a crevice tool, the vacuum cleaner won't fit inside the Charging Station. Fit it without any combination tool or crevice tool.If the vacuum cleaner is fitted properly inside the Charging Station, the Chime will sound. If the Chime does not sound, reinsert the vacuum cleaner, making sure that the floor nozzle sits flat on the floor.Before starting the dust removal operation, press the Kompressor lever on the vacuum cleaner down 2 or 3 times to aid in the dust extraction operation.When the dust emptying operation is complete, the auto mode LED stops blinking, and the vacuum cleaner starts charging.Insert the vacuum cleaner into the Charging Station.Press the Start/Stop button. The empty dust LED flashes white, and the dust emptying operation begins after about 3 seconds.Do not try to remove the vacuum from the Charging Station once the operation starts.When the dust emptying operation is complete, the empty dust LED stops blinking, and the vacuum cleaner starts charging.Do not wash the vacuum cleaner body or the inlet with water. If water enters the built-in motor, it can cause electric shock or fire.Do not forcibly remove the vacuum cleaner during the dust removal operation. Because the vacuum cleaner is mounted, the product may break or fall, causing injury or product damage.Remove the vacuum cleaner after the dust removal is completed.Do not put foreign objects such as hands, garbage, or toys in the dust suction area of the Charging Station. Doing so will cause damage to both the cleaner and the Station.Do not push, pull, or lean on the product; it may fall, causing injury or damage.Do not put objects like smartphones on the product's control panel. The product may malfunction due to vibration, or the object may fall to the floor, causing injury or damage.If the power suddenly turns off while emptying the dust bin, the dust removal operation will stop with the dust bin cover of the vacuum cleaner open. Do not attempt to remove the cleaner at this time. When power is restored, the unit should self reset to the stand by position. Causes for power loss include a power outage, a turned off power strip, an unplugged power cord, and a tripped circuit breaker.When the product settings are initialized after the power is supplied again, separate the vacuum cleaner.After the power comes back on, only then should you remove the cleaner from the Charging Station.The sound of the high-performance motor may be louder than any existing wireless vacuum cleaner. It is normal to hear sounds such as the vacuum cleaner, dust bin cover opening, product operating unit, and suction.It is normal to hear a 'clicking' sound as the vacuum bin opens, closes and engages with the charging station during dust removal operation.For best results in areas with extra hair or pet dander, empty the vacuum dust bin more often during cleaning.Replace the dust bag every month to maintain the dust removal performance. The replacement cycle may vary depending on the environment, and may be especially short in conditions with a lot of dust or pet hair.The dust bin may not be emptied completely under certain conditions (very full, contains long hairs, etc.). If this happens, press Start/Stop button to repeat the removal process.The cleaners dust bin, Kompressor lever, Cyclonic and Micro filters must also be manually cleaned regularly, as the Auto clean mode cannot clean these parts.