DC19 Allergy vacuum

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User guide

Please see the attached user guide above.

How to clean the bin and cyclone

Remove the bin and cyclone by pressing the release catch.

Separate the clear bin from the cyclone by pressing the catch located on the front of the bin .

Using a dry cloth wipe the shroud.

WARNING: Do not wash the cyclone.

How to empty the bin

Press the release catch on the cyclone and remove the cyclone and clear bin from the machine.

Separate the clear bin and cyclone top by pressing the bin catch on the cyclone top.

Empty the contents of the bin into a plastic bin bag or dustbin.

Wash the filter

Please follow the steps in the video.

How to wash the filter

Remove the cyclone and bin from the machine and open the filter release catch.

Remove the filter from the machine.

Wash the filter in cold water only.

WARNING: Please do not use detergent, do not wash in a dishwasher or washing machine.

Leave the filter to dry in a warm place for 24 hours, until completely dry.

Do not dry the filter in a tumble dryer, microwave, oven or near a naked flame.

Reassemble the machine.

Test the suction from the extension tube

Remove the floor tool from the extension tube by pressing the release catch on the end of the extension tube.

Press the release catch on the extension tube to extend fully, ensuring it 'clicks' into place.

Place your hand over the end of the extension tube and test the suction.

Check hose inlet

Remove the hose from the hose inlet on the front of the machine.

Place your hand over the hose inlet and test the suction.

Remove the filter and test the suction

Remove the cyclone and bin from the Main body of the machine and remove the filter.

Replace the bin, turn the machine on and test the suction from the hose inlet.

Wash the filter

With the bin removed, open the filter housing catch.

How to wash the filter assembly

Remove the cyclone and bin assembly from the machine and open the filter release catch.

Remove the filter from the machine.

Wash the filter in cold water only.

WARNING: Please do not use detergent, do not wash in a dishwasher or washing machine.

Leave to dry in a warm place for 24 hours.

Do not dry in a tumble dryer, microwave, oven or near a naked flame.

Once fully dry replace the filter and ensure the filter cover is closed.

Reassemble the machine

Checking the cyclone, bin and duct seal

Remove the cyclone from the machine and check the seal on the Main body of the machine.

Separate the cyclone from the clear bin.

Remove any dust or debris from the bin and check the bin seal is not missing or damaged.

Clean the cyclone of dust and debris using a cloth or brush tool

Check through the middle of the cyclone for any blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and test machine.

Wash the filter

Please follow the steps in the video.

How to wash the filter assembly

Remove the cyclone and bin from the machine and open the filter release catch.

Remove the filter from the machine.

Wash the filter in cold water only. (Please do not use detergent, do not wash in a dishwasher or washing machine).

Leave to dry in a warm place for 24 hours. Do not dry in a tumble dryer, microwave, oven or near a naked flame.

Once fully dry replace the filter and ensure the filter cover is closed.

Reassemble the machine

Checking the hose, Wand and extension tube

Remove the hose from the Wand handle assembly by pressing the release clip.

Check the hose for blockages by placing a coin through the hose assembly. If the coin does not appear the other side this will indicate that the hose is blocked.

Disconnect the Wand handle from the extension tube and check the extension tube for blockages.

Rebuild the machine and test the suction from the extension tube.

Checking the cyclone, bin and duct seal

Remove the cyclone from the machine and check the seal on the main body of the machine.

Seperate the cyclone assembly from the clear bin.

Remove any dust or debris from the bin and check the bin seal is not missing or damaged.

Clean the cyclone of dust and debris using a cloth or brush tool.

Check through the middle of the cyclone for any blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and test machine.

Check the floor tool

Remove the floor tool from the extension tube.

Check the floor tool openings for blockages and remove if necessary.

Check bleed valve for blockages and remove as necessary.

Checking the machine for blockages

Although the suction seemed to be strong from the extension tube, there appears to be no fault with the floor tool. We therefore recommend that the rest of the machine should be checked.

Remove the hose assembly from the wand handle assembly by pressing the release clip.

Check the hose for blockages by placing a coin through the hose assembly. If the coin does not appear the other side this will indicate that the hose is blocked.

Disconnect the wand handle from the extension tube and check the extension tube for blockages.

Check hose inlet

Remove the hose from the hose inlet and the front of the machine.

Place your hand over the hose inlet and test the suction.

Checking the Turbine head for blockages

Slide back the soleplate catch and undo the two soleplate fasteners, remove the soleplate from the Turbine head.

Remove the Brush bars and clear any hair, thread and debris.

Check both of the metal shafts for blockages and ensure they rotate freely by hand.

Check the outside surface of the plunger for fluff and debris and remove as necessary.

Replace the two Brush bars and refit the 2 soleplate fasteners.

Checking the floor tool

To use the floor tool on carpet the brushes must be in the up position.

To use the floor tool on hard flooring, the brushes must be in the down position.

Check both openings for blockages and remove as necessary.

MAX mode:

The ‘suction control’ has 2 settings: ‘Powerful Suction’ shown by the dot, and ‘Maximum Suction’ shown by the word MAX.

When the ‘maximum suction’ setting is enabled, an additional flexible rubber seal underneath the floor tool is lowered, sealing any gaps in the soleplate and creating a seal to the floor.

Reassemble and test machine.

Check the floor tool for blockages and damage

Fully remove the floor tool from the machine.

Check both inlets for blockages and remove as necessary.

Checking the machine for blockages

Please follow the steps in the video.

How to wash the filter

Please follow the steps in the video.

How to wash the filter

With the bin removed, open the filter housing catch.

Run cold water though the open of the filter for approximately for 10 seconds.

WARNING: Do not use detergent. Do not wash in a dishwasher or washing machine.

Turn the filter upside down and tap 10 times.

Repeat until clean.

Leave filter to dry in a warm place until filter is completely dry.

Do not dry filter in a tumble dryer, microwave, oven, or near an open flame.

Checking the machine for blockages

Checking the floor tool openings.

With the Turbine head removed, check the openings on the tool for blockages and remove as necessary.

Check the extension tube, wand handle and hose for blockages

Separate the extension tube from the Wand handle by pressing the release catch on the Wand handle.

Check the extension tube, Wand handle and hose for blockages and remove as necessary.

Remove the bin from the cylinder.

Check the lower duct

Use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the covering for the lower hose.

Remove the tube from the cylinder.

Check the lower duct for blockages and remove.

Reattach the hose and cover.

Wash the filter

Check electrical supply

Is the power cord or plug damaged?

Are the other household appliances working?

Does the vacuum work when plugged into another socket?

Change the (13 amp) fuse.

Press the switch

Press the rear of the switch to make sure it stays in the on position.

Clean the bin and cyclone

Empty the clear bin by pressing the catch on the front, pull the bin away from the cyclone assembly.

Using a dry cloth or combination tool clean the shroud.

Clean the clear bin with cold water only.

WARNING: Do not use any detergents or polishes on the bin.

If the machine is spitting out dust, this could indicate a blockage in the machine. Please proceed to the next step.

Checking the hose, wand and extension tube

Remove the hose assembly from the wand handle assembly by pressing the release clip.

Check the hose for blockages by placing a coin through the hose assembly. If the coin does not appear the other side this will indicate that the hose is blocked.

Disconnect the wand handle from the extension tube and check the extension tube for blockages.

Check the suction from the hose inlet.

Removing the filter

With the bin removed, pull the filter out from the top of the cyclone assembly.

Replace the bin and check the suction from the hose inlet inlet.

Checking the suction from the exhaust

Remove the cyclone from the machine.

Place your hand over the exhaust located on the Main body of the machine.

Checking the seals

Remove the cyclone and bin from the machine and check the exhaust.

Open the bin base and check that the bin base seal is intact

Checking the cyclone, bin and duct seal

Remove the cyclone from the machine and check the seal on the Main body of the machine.

Remove the cyclone from the machine and check the seal on the main body of the machine.

Remove any dust or debris from the bin and check the bin seal is not missing or damaged.

Clean the cyclone of dust and debris using a cloth or brush tool.

Check through the middle of the cyclone for any blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and test machine.

Checking the turbine head for blockages

Slide back the soleplate catch and undo the two soleplate fasteners, remove the soleplate from the Turbine head.

Remove the Brush bars and clear any hair, thread and debris

Check both of the metal shafts for blockages and ensure they rotate freely by hand

Inspect the duct on the underside of the Turbine head for blockages and remove if necessary.

Check the outside surface of the plunger for fluff and debris and remove if necessary.

Replace the two Brush bars and refit the 2 soleplate fasteners.

Check hose inlet

Remove the hose from the hose inlet on the front of the machine.

Place your hand over the hose inlet and test the suction.

Checking the hose, wand and extension tube

Remove the hose from the Wand handle assembly by pressing the release clip.

Check the hose for blockages by placing a coin through the hose assembly. If the coin does not appear the other side this will indicate that the hose is blocked.

Disconnect the Wand handle from the extension tube and check the extension tube for blockages.

Rebuild the machine and test the suction from the extension tube.

Mini flat out tool difficult to push

Check the red tabs on the underneath of the Mini flat out tool.

Slide both of the tabs into the open position.

Test the suction from the extension tube

Remove the floor tool from the extension tube by pressing the release catch on the end of the extension tube.

Press the release catch on the extension tube to extend fully, ensuring it 'clicks' into place.

Place your hand over the end of the extension tube and test the suction.

Check the floor tool

Remove the floor tool from the extension tube.

Check the floor tool openings for blockages and remove if necessary.

Check the floor tool

Remove the floor tool from the extension tube.

Check the floor tool openings for blockages and remove if necessary.

Test the suction from the extension tube

A rattling noise can indicate that there is something stuck in the machine.

Remove the floor tool from the extension tube by pressing the release catch on the end of the extension tube.

Press the release catch on the extension tube to extend fully, ensuring it 'clicks' into place.

Place your hand over the end of the extension tube and test the suction.

Checking the floor tool

To use the floor tool on carpet, the brushes must be in the upright position.

To use the floor tool on hard flooring, the brushes must be in the down position

Check the floor tool for blockages and damage

Fully remove the floor tool from the machine.

Check both inlets for blockages and remove as necessary.

Test the suction from the extension tube

Remove the floor tool from the extension tube by pressing the release catch on the end of the extension tube.

Press the release catch on the extension tube to extend fully, ensuring it 'clicks' into place.

Place your hand over the end of the extension tube and test the suction.

Check the floor tool wheels

Remove the floor tool.

Clear the wheels and castors of any hair or fibres.

Check that the wheels turn freely and are free from damage.

Check hose inlet

If your machine is making a whistling noise, this indicates that there is a blockage or a damaged or missing seal.

Remove the hose from the hose inlet on the front of the machine.

Place your hand over the hose inlet and test the suction.

Check duct, bin and cyclone

Turn the power off and unplug the machine.

Press the release catch on the cyclone assembly and remove the cyclone and clear bin from the machine.

Check the duct

Check the seals located on the hose inlet and exhaust pipe are not missing or damaged.

Check the hose inlet and exhaust pipe for any blockages and remove as necessary.

Check the cyclone top and bin entry for blockages and remove as necessary.

Push the button on top of the cyclone to open the bin lid, being careful to ensure dust is captured.

Shake or tap firmly to remove all dust from inside the fine dust collector.

Release the clear bin from the cyclone by pressing the button on the back of the cyclone.

Clean the cyclone with a dry cloth and shake or tap firmly to remove all dust from inside the fine dust collector. Check the cyclone and bin seals are not missing or damaged.

If any parts are missing or damaged, select 'part broken'.

Reassemble and test the machine.

Serial number location

The serial number can be found on the rating plate, underneath the machine, between the two wheels (e.g.: 111-UK-A11111).

Alternatively, you may find it on the Main body behind the clear bin.