Zelmer 2700: EN

EN

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Do not pick up: matches, cigarette butts, hot ash. Avoid

Dear Customers!

picking up sharp objects.

Please read this instruction manual carefully. Pay special

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Check the suction hose, the tubes and the nozzles –

attention to important safety instructions. Keep this User’s

remove the dirt from the inside.

Guide for future reference.

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Do not vacuum ne dust such as: our, cement, gypsum,

toners for printers and copy machines etc.

Important safety instructions

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Operate the appliance only in indoor spaces and vacuum

only dry surfaces. Before vacuuming dry the carpets that

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The vacuum cleaner is for household use only.

were wet cleaned.

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Connect the vacuum cleaner only to a 230 V mains

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This appliance is not intended for use by persons

supply equipped with a 16 A fuse.

(including children) with reduced physical, sensory or

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Do not unplug by pulling on cord.

mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,

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Do not operate the appliance if the cord, the housing or

unless they have been given supervision or instruction

the handle is visibly damaged. In such a case, return the

concerning the use of the appliance by a person

appliance to a service center.

responsible for their safety.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by

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Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not

the manufacturer, a service agent or a qualied person

play with the appliance.

in order to avoid a hazard.

The appliance can only be repaired by qualied service

Technical parameters

personnel. Improper servicing may cause a serious

The type of the vacuum cleaner and the technical parameters

hazard to the user. In case of defects please contact

are indicated on the rating label. Mains protection 16 A. Does

a qualied service center.

not cause interferences with audio/video devices.

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Do not run the vacuum cleaner or the brushes over the

Does not require grounding .

cord, it may cause damage to the cord insulation.

ZELMER vacuum cleaners meet the requirements of the

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Always unplug the appliance before cleaning,

applicable norms.

assembling or dismantling.

The appliance is in conformity with the requirements of the

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Turn off the device and unplug it from an outlet

directives:

before replacing the equipment or approaching

moving parts during use.

Low voltage appliance (LVD) – 2006/95/EC. –

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – 2004/108/EC. –

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Do not vacuum without the SAFBAG dust bag module

and the lters or if they are damaged.

Noise level: 81 dB/A.

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Do not use the vacuum cleaner to clean people or

The appliance was marked by a CE sign on the rating label.

animals, pay special attention to keep the nozzles away

from eyes and ears.

VACUUM CLEANER 2700 TYPES

Type

Outlet lter

Small brush

Turbo brush

Workmanship and

equipment option:

No bag protection

Dust bag/Amount

Suction tube

Small nozzle

Combination brush

Crevice nozzle

Adjustable suction power

Dust bag full indicator

Parquet brush “BNB”

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

2700.0 ST + + + SAFBAG 2 pieces HEPA H11 Telescopic + + + + + +

2700.0 SP + + + SAFBAG 2 pieces HEPA H11 Telescopic + + + + – +

Appliance elements

A

order to do so remove the blank cover and insert the basket.

6

To clean hard surfaces – wooden oors, plastic oors,

1

Accessory compartment cover

ceramic tiles etc. pull out the brush by pressing the switch on

2

Combination brush fastening

the combination brush according to the gure .

3

Plug and cord

7

The vacuum cleaner is equipped with an accessory

4

Cord rewind button

compartment. To open the compartment, lift the compartment

lid and pull it downwards.

5

Outlet lter cover

8

Grab the plug (3) and pull the cord out of the vacuum

6

Handle

cleaner.

7

ON/OFF button

ATTENTION! While pulling out the cord pay attention

8

Dust bag full indicator

to the yellow stripe which signals the end of the

9

Power decrease button –

cord. Further attempts (pulling on cord) may result in

10

Suction power level indicator

damaging the cord.

11

Power increase button +

9

Plug in the appliance.

12

Upper cover fastening

Before operation make sure that the SAFBAG dust bag

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Suction hose

module is installed in the vacuum cleaner chamber and that

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Telescopic suction tube

all lters are installed in the appliance.

15

10

Outlet lter HEPA H11 (installed in the vacuum cleaner)

Switch on the vacuum cleaner by pressing the “on/off”

button (7).

16

Inlet lter (installed in the vacuum cleaner)

11

The vacuum cleaner is equipped with an electronic power

17

Inlet lter casing (installed in the vacuum cleaner)

control which allows to gradually adjust the vacuum cleaner

18

SAFBAG dust bag module (with the installed SAFBAG

suction power during operation. To adjust the suction power

dust bag)

use the power adjustment buttons (11,9) – to increase the

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SAFBAG dust bag

suction power or – to decrease the suction power. The

suction power setting is indicated by the appropriate number

20

Parquet brush “BNB”

of lit diodes.

Is used to clean and polish hard, scratch sensitive surfaces

The vacuum cleaner will by default begin operation at the

such as wooden oors, oor panels, parquet, marble,

medium power range. 4 diodes will light on the power level

tiles, etc.

indicator (10).

Delicate and soft natural bristles ensure maximum vacuum

effectiveness and protects against scratching the cleaned

The suction power may be adjusted during operation. The

surface.

recommended settings are:

21

Combination brush with a small item separator

Setting 1 – vacuuming curtains

Setting 2 – vacuuming upholstery

22

Turbobrush (type 2700.0 ST)

Setting 3 – costeffective power

23

Small nozzle

Setting 4 – vacuuming carpets

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Crevice nozzle

Setting 5 – vacuuming hard oors and crevices.

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Small brush

12

Set the desired power value by pressing the power

adjustment buttons , (11,9).

Preparing the vacuum cleaner for

SAFBAG dust bag disassembly/assembly

operation

B

C

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1

The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a dust bag full

Insert the curved hose end in the opening of the vacuum

indicator (8). When the dust bag full indicator (8) lights

cleaner and gently press. A characteristic click indicates that

during operation (with the nozzle or the brush lifted above

the hose has been properly installed.

the cleaned surface) it means that the bag is full and needs

2

Connect the other end of the hose (handle) with the

to be replaced. In addition the dust bag full indicator (8) may

telescopic suction tube.

activate if the suction hose or the elements attached to the

3

Adjust the length of the telescopic suction tube by sliding

suction hose are clogged (suction power – level 5).

the slider according to the arrow and pull out/pull the tube

2

Switch off the vacuum cleaner by pressing the “on/off”

together.

button (7) and unplug the appliance

4

Assemble the appropriate nozzle or brush to the other

3

Press the two side buttons on the end of the hose and

end of the suction tube.

remove the hose end from the inlet opening of the vacuum

5

You may assemble a basket for picking up small objects

cleaner.

in the combination brush with the small item separator. In

4

Release the upper cover fastening (12) and open the cover.

5

Remove the SAFBAG dust bag module (18) from the

3

Slide the inlet lter casing with the installed inlet lter

vacuum cleaner chamber.

from the tracks on the back side of the vacuum cleaner

6

Grab the dust bag cover, gently bend it towards the

chamber.

inside and remove the whole dust bag upwards.

4

Remove the inlet lter (16) from the inlet lter casing.

7

Insert the plate of the new dust bag in the tracks of the

5

Place the new lter in the inlet lter casing (17) with the

SAFBAG dust bag module (18) and slide it until stop. The

material side directed towards the inside of the casing.

direction for inserting the dust bag is indicated by the arrow

on the bag.

6

Slide the inlet lter casing (17) together with the lter in

the tracks until stop to the previous position.

8

Slide the SAFBAG dust bag module together with the

installed bag in the tracks located on the side of the vacuum

ATTENTION! Always replace a damaged inlet lter (16)

cleaner chamber. Close the cover by pressing it until you

with a brand new, original one.

hear a characteristic click – pay attention not to trap the

dust bag.

7

Insert the SAFBAG dust bag module to the vacuum

cleaner chamber.

ATTENTION! Do not vacuum without the SAFBAG dust

8

Close the cover by pressing it until you hear

bag module installed in the appliance. The lack of the

a characteristic click – pay attention not to trap the dust bag.

SAFBAG dust bag module prevents from locking the

upper cover of the appliance.

Special accessories

ZELMER vacuum cleaners are equipped with SAFBAG dust

The following special accessories may be purchased in retail

bags in the amount indicated in the table. It is recommended

outlets:

to replace the dust bag if:

a) the dust bag full indicator lights up,

Zelmer turbobrush (22)

b) the vacuum cleaner operates poorly,

May be used with all types of ZELMER vacuum cleaners. Is

c) the dust bag is full.

used for an effective vacuuming of carpets and tted carpets.

While using the turbobrush follow the instruction manual.

Filter disassembly

The use of the turbobrush decidedly increases the

effectiveness of removing brous dirt such as: animal hair,

Before changing the lters make sure that the vacuum

hair, threads etc. It is practically useful in households with

cleaner is switched off and unplugged from the mains

pets (cats, dogs), where removing the animal hair from the

supply.

carpets and oorings is very onerous.

HEPA OUTLET FILTER

D

The vacuum cleaners are equipped with an H11 outlet lter

End of operation cleaning and

maintenance

F

HEPA (High Efciency Particulate Air). The HEPA lter has

been designed to maximize its ltration capability through

special bers, which are able to retain almost all dust

1

Switch off the vacuum cleaner by pressing the “on/off”

particles. The H11 class determines the permeability of

button (7).

a lter. The HEPA H11 lter retains 95,5% of particles of 0.3

2

Unplug the appliance.

micron.

3

Wind the cord by pressing the cord rewind button (4).

1

To replace the HEPA lter lift the vacuum cleaner handle

While doing this hold the cord to make sure it is not tangled

and open the accessory compartment.

and the plug does not hit the vacuum cleaner housing.

2

Grab the lter cover by the fastening, rmly pull with the

4

Disconnect the telescopic tube from the nozzle or brush.

thumb and lift it upwards

5

Disconnect the telescopic tube from the hose.

3

Remove the HEPA lter case and replace it with a new

6

Press the two side buttons on the end of the hose and

one. The HEPA lter ensures an effective operation of the

remove the hose end from the inlet opening of the vacuum

vacuum cleaner for about 1 year.

cleaner.

4

Insert the cover so that the two protrusions in the lower

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The vacuum cleaner may be stored vertically or horizontally.

part of the cover are inserted in the openings of the vacuum

In order to do so, insert the fastening hook of the combination

cleaner body, press the lter cover so that the rear fastenings

brush to the combination brush fastener. The hose may be

snap shot on the body.

attached to the vacuum cleaner, however you have to make

INLET FILTER

E

sure that it is not excessively bent during storing.

1

Release the upper cover fastening (12) and open the

8

If necessary wipe the housing and the dust bag container

cover.

with a damp cloth (it may be soaked with dishwashing liquid)

and dry it or wipe until dry.

2

Remove the SAFBAG dust bag module (18) from the

vacuum cleaner chamber.

Do not use abrasive detergents or solvents.

Examples of problems while operating the

vacuum cleaner

PROBLEM ACTION

A characteristic “uttering”

• Check the dust bag and the

of the vacuum cleaner is

accessories, remove the cause of the

heard.

clogging or replace the dust bag with

a new one.

• Clean the vacuum cleaner chamber

and the lter.

The dust bag is damaged. Remove the dust bag and the lters.

The electrical installation

Check if other appliances are not

fuse went out.

plugged to the same electrical circuit

as the vacuum cleaner. If the fuse

goes out repeatedly, return the vacuum

cleaner to a service point.

The vacuum cleaner does

Return the vacuum cleaner to

not operate; the housing or

a service point.

the cord is damaged.

The suction power of the

Replace the dust bag and the lters,

vacuum cleaner is weak.

check the suction tube, the hose and

the nozzle – remove the cause of the

clogging.

Ecology – Environmental protection

Each user can contribute to protect the environment. It is

neither difcult nor expensive. In order to do so:

Return cardboard packages to recycling points.

Throw polyethylene (PE) bags into appropriate

containers.

Return a worn out appliance to an appropriate

collecting point as the components of

the appliance may pose a threat to the

environment.

Do not dispose of with household waste!!!

The manufacturer/importer does not accept any liability for any

damages resulting from unintended use or improper handling.

The manufacturer/importer reserves his rights to modify the product

any time in order to adjust it to law regulations, norms, directives,

or due to construction, trade, aesthetic or other reasons, without

notifying in advance.

Notes

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