Generic Microfiber Dust Bags User Manual

1. Product Overview

These microfiber dust bags are designed for use with Henry, Quick, and Numatic NQ100, Hen100, HET100 vacuum cleaners. Each bag features a three-layer filtration system to effectively capture 99.9% of dirt, pet dander, and other particles, contributing to improved indoor air quality. The innovative self-locking auto-seal collar prevents dust from escaping during disposal, ensuring a cleaner and safer environment.

The design offers ample cleaning capacity while saving storage space and maintaining effective motor performance for your vacuum cleaner.

Image: Four microfiber dust bags, ready for use.

2. Setup and Installation

1. Open Vacuum Cleaner Compartment: Locate and open the dust bag compartment on your Henry, Quick, or Numatic vacuum cleaner according to its specific user manual.
2. Remove Old Bag (if applicable): Carefully remove any existing full dust bag. Ensure proper disposal to prevent dust release.
3. Insert New Dust Bag: Take a new microfiber dust bag. Align the collar of the new bag with the vacuum cleaner's bag inlet. Push firmly until the bag is securely seated and the auto-seal collar engages. Ensure there are no gaps for dust to escape.
4. Close Compartment: Close the vacuum cleaner's dust bag compartment securely.

Image: A single microfiber dust bag, showing approximate dimensions of 190mm length and 120mm diameter at the collar.

3. Operating Instructions

Once the dust bag is correctly installed, your vacuum cleaner is ready for operation. The microfiber bags are designed for high cleaning efficiency, capturing fine particles and maintaining strong suction.

4. Maintenance

For optimal performance and to maintain consistent suction power, it is recommended to replace the dust bag every 5-7 weeks. This interval may vary depending on usage frequency and the amount of debris collected. Replace the bag sooner if it appears full or if you notice a decrease in suction.

Image: Detailed view of the microfiber material and the self-locking collar design.

5. Troubleshooting

• Reduced Suction Power: If your vacuum cleaner experiences reduced suction, check the dust bag. It may be full and require replacement. Ensure the bag is correctly installed and sealed.
• Dust Escaping: If dust is escaping from the vacuum, verify that the dust bag is properly seated and the auto-seal collar is fully engaged. Ensure the vacuum compartment lid is securely closed.

6. Specifications