Electrolux Beam Central Vacuum System Manual del usuario - Página 6
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Cleaning tools
The Beam hose and attachment set comes with
a telescopic wand and a variety of cleaning tools
allowing you to clean virtually any surface from
fl oor to ceiling. The tools can be used with the
wand or directly on the hose handle.
The combo tool is used for
all-around fl oor and general
cleaning and is used about
80% of the time. It allows
you to move from carpets to
hard fl oor surfaces without
stopping by switching the convenient toe switch
on top of the tool.
The round dusting brush
makes dusting quick and
easy. It can be used for
furniture, counters, wall
decorations, window areas, lamp shades or
wherever dusting is needed.
The upholstery nozzle
with slip-on brush is
convenient when cleaning
walls, furniture, curtains
or mattresses. It can be used with or without
the slip-on brush.
The crevice tool is ideal for
tight spaces and corners,
such as in the kitchen and
beneath/around cabinets. It is designed for narrow
spaces, crevices, along edges or other hard-to-
clean areas.
The snap-on, three-tool caddy
allows you to carry your most-
used tools directly on the
wand.
The hose hanger is used to
easily coil and store the hose
in a closet.
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MAINTENANCE
Instructions provided in the booklet serve as a
guide to routine maintenance. Proper airfl ow or
suction can be maintained by keeping the dirt
receptacle and fi lter clean and the plastic tubing
and hose free from clogs.
Dirt Receptacle and Filter
Reduced airfl ow or suction indicates the central
vacuum system is not operating at maximum
effi ciency. If the dirt receptacle is full and the fi lter
is clogged, no air can pass through the unit and no
cleaning can take place.
Emptying the dirt receptacle
Beam power units feature see-through windows
on the receptacle to tell at a glance when the
receptacle should be emptied. To remove the
receptacle, grasp the handles and turn the
receptacle to the left. Remove and empty the
contents. Return the receptacle and turn it to the
right. To avoid suction leakage make sure the
receptacle is securely attached.