Mx Onda MX-AS2060 ERP II Manual De Instrucciones página 65

Cleaning the HEPA filter (post motor)
The HEPA filter post motor is located in the rear of the vacuum cleaner. HEPA
filter cleaning should be performed at least every 6 months for cleaning
proceed as follows:
Press down on the tabs to open the post cover HEPA filter engine and pull
it out.
Remove the HEPA filter and wash with water, then let it dry by itself. Do not
dry with a hair dryer or heater.
With the filter clean, dry place in its compartment and replace the cover into
place, making a slight pressure on it, a "click" will indicate that it is properly
attached.
Warning: Never connect the vacuum cleaner to the mains supply without
being properly positioned in place all filters.
Cleaning and maintenance of the vacuum cleaner
Check with some frequency the status of parts and accessories (filters,
hose, nozzles, etc.), if necessary replace them with new ones.
Clean the plastic surface with a damp cloth. Never use abrasive cleaners
or containing solvents and do not immerse the cleaner in water or other
liquid.
When not using the vacuum cleaner, the power cable must remain
collected.
To carry the vacuum cleaner using the carrying handle.
To store the vacuum cleaner, match the anchorage situated E back floor
brush supported on the back of the cleaner.
THERMAL PROTECTOR
When the dustbin is full, clogged filters or attachment is stuck (hose, extension
tube, mouthpiece, etc.), will hinder the passage of air and as a result the safety
valve will open, to avoid overheating engine vacuumed the lack of ventilation.
If the safety valve while still open, it takes a long time (without solving the
cause that caused the obstruction) and the vacuum on, the vacuum motor will
overheat.
The vacuum cleaner has an internal protection (thermal switch) which can be
reached to activate when the engine overheats, which motivate the automatic
engine stop.
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