Manual Electrolux Z6050 PowerBoost Vacuum Cleaner

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Accessories

1 Dustbag

2* Telescopic tube / Extension tube

3 Hose handle

4 Carpet/hard oor nozzle

5* Parquet nozzle

6* Turbo nozzle

7* Crevice nozzle

8* Upholstery nozzle

Safety precautions

Powerboost should only be used by adults and

only for normal vacuuming in a domestic

environment. The vacuum cleaner features

double insulation and does not need to be earthed.

Never vacuum:

In wet areas.•

Close to ammable gases, etc.•

Without a dustbag (this may damage the •

cleaner).

A safety device is tted which prevents the cover

closing without a dustbag. Do not attempt to

force cover shut.

Never vacuum:

Sharp objects.•

Fluids (this can cause serious damage to the •

machine).

Hot or cold cinders, lit cigarette butts, etc.•

Fine dust from plaster, concrete, our or ash, •

for example. The above can cause serious damage

to the motor – damage which is not covered by

the warranty.

Electrical cable precautions:

A damaged cable must be replaced by an authorised •

service centre. Damage to the cleaner cable will not be

covered by the warranty.

Never pull or lift the vacuum cleaner by the cable.•

Disconnect the plug from the mains before •

cleaning or maintenance of the vacuum cleaner.

Regularly check that the cable is not damaged. •

Never use the vacuum cleaner if the cable is damaged.

All service and repairs must be carried out by an authorised

service centre. Always keep the vacuum cleaner in a dry place.

Before starting

9 Check that the dustbag and motor lter are in

place.

10 Insert the hose until the catch clicks to engage (press

the catch to release the hose).

11 Attach the extension wand or telescopic wand (only

on certain models) to the hose handle and oor

nozzle (to take them apart again, twist and pull).

12 Extend the cord and plug it into the wall socket. The

vacuum cleaner has an integrated cord winder.

13 Press the foot pedal to rewind the cable (take hold of

the plug to prevent it striking you).

14 Press the On/O button with the foot to start the

vacuum cleaner.

15 Suction power setting: using the suction control on

the vacuum cleaner. In order to conserve energy

of your cleaner we suggest running the cleaner at

OPTIMUM. However, it is possible to turn the power

control past OPTIMUM to boost the power level in

order to get maximal dust removal („Click” sound

indicates leaving the optimum area).

16 A practical parking feature (as well as minimizing the

risk of backache) makes things easier when pausing

during cleaning.

17 The parking feature makes it easier to move and store

the vacuum cleaner.

Use the nozzles as follows:

Carpets: Use the carpet/hard oor nozzle with the lever in

position (18). Reduce suction power for small carpets.

Hard oors: Use the carpet/hard oor nozzle wit the lever in

position (19).

Wooden oors: Use the parquet nozzle (certain models

only, 5).

Upholstered furniture: Use the upholstery nozzle (8).

Crevices, corners, etc.: Use the crevice nozzle (7).

Using the turboz nozzle* (6).

20 Attach the nozzle to the tube.

Note: Do not use the turbo nozzle on fur rugs, rugs with long

fringes or a pile depth exceeding 15 mm. To avoid damaging

the carpet, do not keep the nozzle stationary whilst the brush is

rotating. Do not pass the nozzle across electric cables, and be

sure to switch o the vacuum cleaner immediately after use.

Changing the Dust bag

21 The dust bag must be replaced when the indicator

window is completely red. Read the indicator with the

oor nozzle lifted up from the carpet.

22 Remove the hose and open the lid.

23 Pull the cardboard holder to remove the dust bag.

This automatically closes the dust bag and stops dust

from leaking out.

24 Insert a new dust bag by pushing the cardboard

holder straight down in its tracks. Close the lid.

Changing the lters

The more often the better for the eciency of the cleaner.

Should be done with every 3 months of the dust bag.

The lters must always be replaced with new ones and

cannot be washed.

Replacing of motor lter ( HEPA lter* / Microlter* )

22 Depress the catch and open the lid.

25 - Remove the old lter

- Insert a new lter and close the lid.

Replacement of the exhaust lter ( Microlter )

26 Open the lter’s lid and fold up, remove the dirty lter

27 Insert a new lter and close back the lid.

Cleaning the hose and nozzle

The vacuum cleaner stops automatically if the nozzle, tube,

hose or lters and dust bag becomes blocked. In such

cases, disconnect from mains and allow to cool for up to 60

minutes. Clear blockage and/or replace lters and dust bag

and restart.

Cleaning tubes and hoses

28 Use a cleaning strip or similar to clear the tubes and

hose.

29 It may also be possible to remove the obstruction in

the hose by squeezing it. However, be careful in case

the obstruction is caused by glass or needles caught

inside the hose.

Note: The warranty does not cover any damage to the hose

caused by cleaning it.

Cleaning the oor nozzle

30 To avoid deterioration of suction power, frequently

clean the carpet/hard oor nozzle. The easiest way to

clean it is by using the hose handle.

Cleaning the turbo nozzle*

31 Disconnect the nozzle from the vacuum cleaner tube

and remove entangled threads, etc. by snipping them

away with scissors. Use the hose handle to clean the

nozzle.

32 In case the turbo nozzle stops working, open the

cleaning lid and remove any objects that obstructs the

turbine to rotate freely.

Troubleshooting

The vacuum cleaner does not start

1 Check that the cable is connected to the mains.

2 Check that the plug and cable are not damaged.

3 Check for a blown fuse.

The vacuum cleaner stops

1 Check whether the dust bag is full. If so, replace it with

a new one.

2 Is the nozzle, tube or hose blocked?

3 Are the lters blocked?

Water has entered the vacuum cleaner

It will be necessary to replace the motor at an authorised

service centre. Damage to the motor caused by the

penetration of water is not covered by the warranty.

Consumer information

Electrolux declines all responsibility for all damages arising

from any improper use of the appliance or in cases of

tampering with the appliance.

This product is designed with the environment in mind. All

plastic parts are marked for recycling purposes.

For more informations visit our web site:

www.electrolux.co.uk

* Certain models only* Certain models only

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