Hoover Instruction Manual

Instructions for Safe Use

This appliance should only be used for domestic cleaning, as described in this user guide. Please ensure that this guide is fully understood before operating the appliance.

Always switch off and remove the charger from the socket before cleaning the appliance or any maintenance task.

This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

If the power cord is damaged, stop using the appliance immediately. To avoid a safety hazard, an authorised Hoover service engineer must replace the power cord.

Keep hands, feet, loose clothing and hair away from rotating brushes.

Use only the original charger supplied with the appliance. Check that your supply voltage is the same as that stated on the charger.

This appliance is supplied with a double insulated battery charger which is only suitable for insertion in a 230V (UK 240V) socket outlet.

Plug the charger into a suitable socket outlet and connect the charger jack plug to the appliance (See step 2).

When charging the appliance, the power switch lever must be in the off position.

Before first use, charge your appliance for at least 6 hours. The charging LED indicator [H] will illuminate red when charging and will illuminate blue when fully charged.

Re-connect the appliance to the charger after use to recharge the battery.

Never charge the batteries in temperatures above 37°C or below 0°C. It is normal for the charger to become warm to the touch when charging.

Do not unplug the charger by pulling on the power cord. Unplug the charger in the event of prolonged absence (holidays, etc.). Recharge appliance again before use as batteries may self-discharge over increased periods of storage.

If the appliance is to be disposed of, the batteries must first be removed. The appliance must be disconnected from the supply mains when removing the battery. Dispose of the batteries safely. Run the appliance until it stops because the batteries are fully discharged. Used batteries should be taken to a recycling station and not disposed of with household waste. To remove the batteries, please contact the Hoover Customer Centre or proceed according to the following instructions.

IMPORTANT: Always fully discharge the batteries before removal and ensure the charger is unplugged.

1. Run the cleaner until the batteries are completely empty.
2. Remove the charger jack plug from the appliance.
3. Pull back the battery pack release button and the battery pack will be pushed out a short distance automatically (See step 14a).
4. Drag the battery pack slowly from the slot (See step 14b).

Note: Should you experience any difficulty in dismantling the unit or for more detailed information on treatment, recovery and recycling of this appliance, please contact your local city office or your household waste disposal service.

Use only attachments, consumables or spares recommended or supplied by Hoover.

Static electricity: Some carpets can cause a small build-up of static electricity. Any static discharge is not hazardous to health.

Do not use your appliance outdoors or on any wet surface or for wet pick up.

Do not pick up hard or sharp objects, matches, hot ashes, cigarette ends or other similar items. Do not spray with or pick up flammable liquids, cleaning fluids, aerosols or their vapours.

Do not run over the power cord when using your appliance or remove the plug by pulling on the power cord. Do not continue to use your appliance or charger if it appears faulty.

Hoover service: To ensure the continued safe and efficient operation of this appliance, we recommend that any servicing or repairs are only carried out by an authorised Hoover service engineer.

Do not use the appliance to clean animals or people.

Do not replace the batteries with non-rechargeable batteries.

The Environment

This appliance is marked according to the European directive 2011/65/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The symbol on the product indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste. Instead, it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Disposal must be carried out in accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal. For more detailed information about treatment, recovery and recycling of this product, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service, or the shop where you purchased the product.

This product complies with the European Directives 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU and 2011/65/EU.

HOOVER Limited, Pentrebach, Merthyr Tydfil, Mid Glamorgan, CF48 4TU, UK

Product Components

Diagram showing the main components of the Hoover vacuum cleaner. This includes the handheld unit (I), tube (F), power nozzle (D) with LED light (E), docking station (A), and various accessories such as the 2-in-1 Dusting Brush (B), Crevice Tool (J), and Long Rotation 2-in-1 Brush (L). The diagram also labels other parts: Accessory Release Button (G), Agitator Release Button (C), Handheld LED Light (H), Charger (M), Dust Cup Empty Button (N), Dust Cup (O), Exhaust Filter Release Button (P), Switch On/Off (Q), Switch Lever (R), Battery Pack (S), Exhaust Filter (T), Mesh Filter (U), Cyclone Separator (V), Dust Cup Release Button (W), Battery Pack Release Button (X). Screws Plugs (K) are shown with a "3PCS" indicator.

• A. Docking Station
• B. 2In1 Dusting Brush
• C. Agitator Release Button
• D. Power Nozzle
• E. Nozzle Led Light
• F. Tube
• G. Accessory Release Button
• H. Handheld Led Light
• I. Handheld Unit
• J. Crevice Tool
• K. Screws Plugs
• L. Long Rotation 2 In 1 Brush *
• M. Charger
• N. Dust Cup Empty Button
• O. Dust Cup
• P. Exhaust Filter Release Button
• Q. Switch On/Off
• R. Switch Lever
• S. Battery Pack
• T. Exhaust Filter
• U. Mesh Filter
• V. Cyclone Separator
• W. Dust Cup Release Button
• X. Battery Pack Release Button

* Certain Models Only

Preparing Your Cleaner

Diagram 1 shows the assembly process. First, the nozzle head (D) is connected to the tube (F) with an audible "click". Then, the other end of the tube (F) is connected to the handheld unit (I), also with an audible "click". Diagram 2 shows the charger (M) plug being connected to the appliance (I) for charging. The charging process is indicated to take approximately 6 hours.

1. Fix the docking station (A) to your wall using the screws (K) and screw plugs provided.
2. Insert the nozzle head (D) into one side of the tube (F) until you hear a "click" sound (See step 1A).
3. Insert the other side of the tube (F) into the handheld unit (I) until you hear a "click" sound (See step 1B).
4. To fully charge the appliance, connect the charger jack plug (M) to the appliance (I). It will take around 6 hours (See step 2).

Note: To remove the nozzle (D), press the nozzle release button (C) and pull away from the main body.

Note: Use only the charger (M) supplied with your cleaner to recharge.

IMPORTANT: When charging the cleaner, the switch lever (R) must be in the OFF position. It is normal for the charger (M) to become warm to the touch when charging.

Using Your Cleaner

Diagram 3 illustrates the two working modes of the cleaner. The switch lever (R) controls the operation.

There are two working modes:

• TEMPORARY MODE: The product will start working when you press the on/off switch (Q) and stop when released (See step 3A).
• CONTINUOUS MODE: To enable continuous mode, you can pull the switch lever (R) back and it will click into place. To disable continuous mode, you can push the switch lever (R) forward (See step 3B).

Charging Indication

The handheld LED light (H) will be red while charging and turn blue when fully charged. When the batteries are discharging, both the handheld LED light (H) and the nozzle LED light (E) will be blue. The handheld LED light (H) will blink when the battery capacity is lower than 5%.

Cleaner Maintenance

Emptying the Dust Container

Diagram 4 shows the accessory release button (G) being pressed to remove the tube (F). Diagram 6 shows the dust cup empty button (N) being pressed to release the bin flap and empty the dust cup (O) into a waste bin.

1. Press the accessory release button (G) and remove the tube (F) (See step 4).
2. Push down the dust cup empty button (N) to release the bin flap and empty the contents (See step 6).
3. Close the dust cup flap up; you will hear a click when fully locked.

Note: It is recommended to empty the dust cup (O) after each use or when dust is up to the max fill line.

Cleaning the Dust Container and Filter

Diagram 7 shows the dust cup release button (W) being pressed to remove the dust cup (O). Diagram 8 shows the mesh filter (U) and cyclone separator (V) being removed by turning them anticlockwise. Diagram 9 shows the exhaust filter (T) being removed by pressing two release buttons. Diagram 10 shows components being washed. Diagram 11 shows components drying for 24 hours. Diagram 12 shows the handheld unit (I) being reassembled and attached to the docking station (A).

1. Press the accessory release button (G) and remove the tube (F) (See step 4).
2. Press the dust cup empty button (N) to open the bin flap and empty it (See step 6).
3. Press the dust cup release button (W) and pull the dust cup (O) away in a downwards and outward direction (See step 7).
4. Turn the mesh filter (U) anticlockwise to align the arrow mark, and then it can be pulled out from the cleaner (See step 8).
5. Turn the cyclone separator (V) anticlockwise, align the arrow mark, and then it can be pulled out from the cleaner (See step 8).
6. Press the two exhaust filter release buttons simultaneously and then remove the exhaust filter (T) (See step 9).
7. Wash the exhaust filter (T) in lukewarm water and leave to dry for 24 hours. Reassemble once completely dry and refit to the product (See steps 10 and 11).
8. Wash the dust cup (O)/mesh filter (U)/cyclone separator (V) in lukewarm water. Ensure they are fully dry before returning to the main body (See step 10).
9. Reassemble the handheld unit (I) and then attach it to the docking station (A) (See step 12).

Note: Do not use hot water or detergents when cleaning the exhaust filters (T). In the unlikely event of the exhaust filters becoming damaged, fit a genuine Hoover replacement. Do not try to use the product without a filter fitted.

IMPORTANT: For optimum performance, always keep your mesh filter (U) clean. We recommend that the filter should be washed at least once a month.

Changing and Cleaning the Agitator

Diagram 13 shows the agitator being removed from the power nozzle (D) by sliding the agitator release button (C) outward.

IMPORTANT: Always switch off the cleaner before changing and cleaning the agitator.

1. Remove the power nozzle (D) from the tube (F) and slide the agitator release button (C) outward to remove the agitator (See step 13).
2. Remove all debris from the agitator or, if this is not satisfactory, you can replace it.
3. When refitting the agitator, please note it can only be fitted in one direction. To refit, slide the agitator release button (C) outwards, locate the agitator in the correct position, then release the button; it will lock automatically.

Replacing the Batteries

Diagram 14 shows the battery pack (S) being removed from the handheld unit (I) by pressing the battery pack release button (X).

This cleaner is fitted with a rechargeable Lithium-ion battery pack which is replaceable.

WARNING: Only use approved replacement parts for your cleaner. Using parts not validated by Hoover are dangerous and will invalidate your guarantee.

WARNING: Do not try to open the battery pack and repair it yourself.

1. Pull back the battery pack release button (X) and the battery pack (S) will be pushed out a short distance automatically (See step 14a).
2. Pull the battery pack (S) slowly from the slot (See step 14b).
3. Remove the old battery pack (S) and replace it with the new battery pack.
4. Dispose of the batteries safely. Used batteries should be taken to a recycling station and not disposed of with household waste.

* Certain Models Only

Trouble Shooting

Should you have any problem with your cleaner, follow this simple checklist before calling the Hoover Customer Service Centre:

A. Cleaner does not switch on.

Check if the cleaner is charged.

B. Loss of suction or no suction

Empty the dust cup (O) and wash the mesh filter (U) and cyclone separator (V). Remove the nozzle (D) and check for any blockages in the duct.

C. Batteries cannot be charged.

This may be a result of very long storage periods (over half year). Contact Hoover customer service to arrange battery replacement. If the problem persists, contact the Hoover customer service centre.

Hoover Spares and Consumables

Always replace parts with genuine Hoover spares. These are available from your local Hoover dealer or direct from Hoover. When ordering parts, always quote your model number.

Your Guarantee

The guarantee conditions for this appliance are as defined by our representative in the country in which it is sold. Details regarding these conditions can be obtained from the dealer from whom the appliance was purchased. The bill of sale or receipt must be produced when making any claim under the terms of this guarantee.

Subject to change without notice.

Printed in P.R.C. Document Code: 48019729