CLEANmaxx Multi Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner

Introduction

This document provides operating instructions for the CLEANmaxx Multi Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner. Please read these instructions carefully before first use and keep them for future reference.

For questions regarding the device or spare parts, please contact customer service via the website: www.ds-group.de/kundenservice.

Symbols and Signal Words

Symbols

• ⚠️ Danger symbols: Indicate possible dangers. Read and follow associated safety notices.
• ℹ️ Supplementary information.
• [Read instructions symbol]: Read the operating instructions before use.
• AC voltage
• [Protection Class II symbol]: Protection class II.

Signal Words

• DANGER – High risk, results in serious injury or death.
• WARNING – Medium risk, may result in serious injury or death.
• CAUTION – Low risk, may result in minor or moderate injury.
• NOTICE – May result in risk of damage to material.

Items Supplied

Please check the contents against the following list. If any items are damaged, do not use the device and contact customer service.

(Refer to Picture A)

• 1 x Motor unit (incl. exhaust air filter and cover)
• 1 x Dust container (incl. lid, cyclone insert and EPA filter)
• 1 x Telescopic tube
• 1 x Suction hose
• 1 x Floor nozzle
• 1 x Combi nozzle (crevice/brush nozzle)
• 1 x Upholstery nozzle
• 1 x Operating instructions

Remove any protective films, stickers, or transport protection. Never remove the rating plate or warning labels.

ℹ️ Dirt residues may be present in the dust container or filters due to quality checks; this does not indicate a defect.

At a Glance

(Refer to Picture B)

• 8: Exhaust air valve
• 9: Handle on the suction hose
• 10: Slider for adjusting telescopic tube length
• 11: Carrying handle
• 12: Lid of the dust container
• 13: Dust container: cyclone insert and EPA filter
• 14: Suction opening

(Refer to Picture C)

• 15: Switch for winding up the cable
• 16: Exhaust air filter with cover
• 17: Holder for hooking in the floor nozzle
• 18: On / Off switch
• 19: Dust container release button

Diagram Descriptions:

Picture A shows the main components: the motor unit (1), dust container (2), telescopic tube (3), suction hose (4), floor nozzle (5), combi nozzle (6), and upholstery nozzle (7).

Picture B illustrates the assembled vacuum cleaner with the hose, telescopic tube, and floor nozzle attached. Key parts labeled include the exhaust air valve (8) on the hose handle (9), the slider (10) for tube length adjustment, the carrying handle (11), the dust container lid (12), the dust container itself containing the cyclone insert and EPA filter (13), and the main suction opening (14).

Picture C provides a view of the rear/top of the motor unit, showing the cable wind-up switch (15), the exhaust air filter cover (16), a holder for the floor nozzle (17), the main power switch (18), and the dust container release button (19).

Picture D shows a close-up of the dust container lid and body, illustrating the alignment marks needed to correctly close the dust container.

Intended Use

This device is designed for vacuum cleaning normal household dust.

Do NOT use the device to suck up the following:

• Liquids or wet substances (e.g., wet carpet shampoo).
• Glowing ash, cigarette ends, matches, etc.
• Flammable or explosive substances.
• Very fine dust (e.g., concrete dust), ash, or toner.
• Pointed, hard objects such as large pieces of broken glass.

The device is for personal use only and not intended for commercial applications. Use only as described in these operating instructions.

Safety Notices

⚠️ WARNING: Note all safety notices, instructions, illustrations, and technical data. Failure to comply may result in electric shock, fire, or injuries.

• This device may be used by children aged 8 and over, and by persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience/knowledge, if supervised or instructed on safe use and the resulting dangers are understood.
• Children must not play with the device.
• Cleaning and maintenance must not be performed by children unless they are over 8 and supervised.
• Keep children younger than 8 and animals away from the device and connecting cable.
• Always disconnect the device from the mains power when unattended, before assembly, disassembly, or cleaning.
• Do not modify the device or replace the connecting cable yourself. Damaged parts must be replaced by the manufacturer, customer service, or a qualified workshop.

⚠️ DANGER – Danger of Electric Shock

• Never immerse the device or connecting cable in water or other liquids. Ensure they cannot fall into water or get wet.
• If the device falls into water while connected to mains power, immediately pull the plug from the socket before retrieving the device.
• Never touch the device or connecting cable with wet hands when connected to mains power.

⚠️ WARNING – Danger of Injury

• Keep packaging material away from children and animals (risk of suffocation).
• Ensure the connecting cable is always out of reach of small children and animals (risk of strangulation).

⚠️ WARNING – Danger of Fire!

• Do not cover the device during operation to prevent fire. Do not insert objects into openings and ensure they are not clogged.

ℹ️ NOTICE – Risk of Damage to Material and Property

• Ensure the connecting cable is not squashed, bent, or laid over sharp edges.
• Pull the mains plug if an error occurs during operation or before a thunderstorm.
• Protect the device from flames, persistent moisture, and impacts.
• Use only original manufacturer accessories to ensure proper function and prevent damage.
• Do not place heavy objects on the device or connecting cable.

Use

Please Note! The device must be fully and correctly assembled, with the dust container, cyclone insert, and filters properly inserted and undamaged. Dirt entering the motor unit can cause damage.

Pull the connecting cable out of the device at least up to the yellow marking. Do not pull beyond the red marking!

1. Connect the suction hose (4) to the suction opening (14) on the dust container (2) by pushing and turning towards the [align symbol] until it engages.
2. Attach the desired suction nozzle and, if necessary, the telescopic tube (3).
3. Plug the mains plug into a socket.

• Switching on/off: Press the [On/Off switch symbol] (18).
• Reducing suction force: Open the exhaust air valve (8) on the handle (9).
• Winding up the cable: Press down the [cable wind-up switch symbol] (15). Hold the connecting cable securely while doing this.

Cleaning the Device

Please Note! Never assemble wet or damp components and insert them into the device.

• Motor unit (1): Clean with a damp cloth if necessary. Wipe dry afterwards.
• Dust Container (2): To remove, press the release button (19). To open the lid (12), twist it towards the [turn symbol] and remove it. Empty the dust container. When closing, align the [align symbol] on the lid with the mark on the dust container (Picture D).
• Cyclone insert (13) and EPA filter: Turn towards the [turn symbol] to remove. Tap out or brush off loose dirt with a soft brush. The cyclone insert can be cleaned under running water but must be completely dry before reinsertion.
• Exhaust air filter under cover (16): Open the cover to remove. Tap out or clean under running water, then allow to dry completely.
• After cleaning, assemble all components in reverse order.

Disposal

Dispose of packaging material in an environmentally friendly manner for recycling.

The symbol of a crossed-out bin with an underline (?️) indicates that used devices must not be disposed of in household waste but taken to special collection and return systems.

Owners of used devices from private households can take them free of charge to collection points of public waste disposal authorities or designated return points set up by manufacturers and distributors. This ensures environmentally friendly disposal and recovery of valuable raw materials. Improper disposal can release toxic substances harmful to health and the environment.

Businesses marketing electrical and electronic devices are also obliged to take back used devices.

Waste prevention is a valuable contribution to environmental protection. If possible, passing the device on for continued use or repair, or to another user, is an ecologically beneficial alternative to disposal.

Technical Data

[CE marking] [Electrical safety symbol]

Customer Service

DS Produkte GmbH
Stormarnring 14 · 22145 Stapelfeld · Deutschland | Germany

CUSTOMER SERVICE
Am Heisterbusch 1 · 19258 Gallin · Deutschland | Germany

? +49 38851 314650* · kundenservice@dspro.de

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