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Manual Jimmy JV12 Handheld Vacuum

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Manual

Use of the product

Function description

Insert the plug into the socket, press on/off

button, the machine is in vacuuming + tapping

+ UV mode, all indicators light up. Press on/off

button again, the machine stops working(Fig 1).

Notice: for safety reasons, the UV light only works

within 3cm above object as well as less than 30

inclination degrees. Otherwise, the UV light will

automatically turn off.

Cleaning and maintenance

Dust cup cleaning

1.Turn off the machine and unplug the power

cord. Then press the release button and lift

upward (Fig 2)

2.Hold the dust cup and dust cup cover separately,

twist dust cup lid anticlockwise (Fig 3), remove

it from dust cup to clean (Fig 4).

3. Do Not tap the lter in reverse side in case of lter

clog(Fig 5).

4.Clean the cyclone metal lter with the attached mini

brush(Fig 6).

5.After cleaning dust cup, rotate cyclone(according to

the arrow in Fig 6), separate the dual cyclone cover,

dual cyclone upper cover and inner cyclone to clean

(Fig 7)

6.After cleaning, assemble parts in reverse order. Do

Not miss the lter, lter missing can cause product

failure.

Notice: use water or neutral reagents to clean dust cup

Indicator

Dust cup release

button

Dust cup lid

Filter

Cyclone

Brushroll

cover knob

Dual cyclone upper

cover

Inner cyclone

Dual cyclone

cover

On/Off button

Mini Brush

Tapping downward

frequently. Make sure the filter and dust cup are frequently. Make sure the filter and dust cup are

completely dry before another use.

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Specifications

Brand	Jimmy
Model	JV12
Category	Handheld Vacuums
File type	PDF
File size	10.2 MB

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What is HEPA? Verified

HEPA stands for High-Efficiency Particulate Air. Many vacuum cleaners have a HEPA filter. A HEPA filter will stop at least 85% and at most 99,999995% of all particles of 0,3 micrometer (µm) and up.

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Can I use a regular vacuum cleaner to suck up ash? Verified

No, this is absolutely not possible. Ash that seems cooled may still be warm or even hot inside. A regular vacuum cleaner is not designed for this and it can cause a fire. Also, the filters of regular vacuum cleaners are not always suited for retaining extremely small particles such as ash. It can then reach the motor of the vacuum cleaner and cause damage.

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