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Use and Maintenance

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Technical features

Measurements units

Tension

230

Motor power

1350

Noise level

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Depression

mmH

2900

Paper bag capacity

3,3

Dimensions

240x495h - 202Ø

Weight

4,8

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English ......................................................... EN -1

(Translation of original instructions)

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hered with (Legislative Decree No. 151 dated

25/7/05 - 2002/96/CE - 2003/108/CE)

Electrical equipment has a symbol

bearing a crossed out wheeled bin.

The symbol indicates that the appa-

ratus was introduced on the market

after 13 August 2005 and must be

disposed off separately.

Improper or illegal disposal of such equip-

ment or using it incorrectly, can be hazard-

ous to persons and the environment due to

the substances and materials contained.

Administrative and criminal penalties will be

imposed for non-compliance with standards

pertaining to the disposal of electrical waste.

REFERENCE

LEGISLATIONS

The apparatus has been designed in accord-

ance with the Machinery Directive in force

and with the standards set out in the EC Dec-

laration of Conformity supplied with the unit.

UNPACKING

After removing the package as indicated in

the instructions shown on the package itself,

check the integrity of the unit and all compo-

nents supplied.
If any evident damage is noticed, contact the

retailer or an authorised technical support

centre.

PREPARING THE

UNIT

Checking the filter systems

- Release the lever (1 Fig.1) and remove

the cover (2 Fig.2) together with the pa-

per bag (3 Fig.2).

- Remove the cloth filter (4 Fig.3) and en

sure that the filter cartridge is mounted

inside the unit (5 Fig.4).

- Set the cloth filter back in place (4 Fig.3)

and remount the paper bag (3 Fig.5) on

the cover (2 Fig.5). Whilst keeping this

in place, put back the cover (2 Fig.6) by

hooking the slot (6 Fig.7) found on the

cover onto the metal strip (7 Fig.7) found

on the body of the unit.

- Block the cover in place by means of the

lever (1 Fig.1).

Assembling the pipes

- Insert the sleeve (8 Fig.8) of the flexible

pipe supplied into the air suction hole (9

Fig.8).

- Hook the rigid extensions (11 Fig.9) to the

ergonomic handle (10 Fig.9) of the flex

ible pipe.

- Hook the accessory required (suction in-

let, brush, crevice tool, etc.) to the rigid

extensions (11 Fig.9).

Positioning the power cable

- Form a ring with the power cable, hook it

onto the tooth (12 Fig.10) and place it as

shown in picture 10.

Positioning the unit onto your shoul-

ders

- Lift the unit and place it on your shoul-

ders.

- Use the buckle (14 Fig.11) to adjust the

shoulder straps (13 Fig.11).

- Use the buckle (16 Fig.11) to adjust the

belt (15 Fig.11).

NOTE:

Elastic straps (17 Fig.11) are found on the

belt (15 Fig.11) and these are used when

placing accessories such as the brush, the

crevice tool, etc.

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USING THE UNIT

Starting-up the unit

- Insert the plug (18 Fig.12) into the sock-

et.

- Press the “I” on the switch (19 Fig.13)

and this will light up.

NOTE:

You can adjust the suction force by sliding

the selector (20 Fig.14) found on the ergo-

nomic handle (10 Fig.14).

The suction force is decreased by opening

the window (21 Fig.14).

Turning the unit off

- Press the switch (19 Fig.13) to turn the

unit off and the light will also go off.

- Remove the plug (18 Fig.12) from the

socket.

CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE

HAZARD:

The plug must be removed from the sock-

et before any maintenance procedure is

implemented.

Remove the dust bag paper filter and

replace it

- Release the lever (1 Fig.1) and remove

the cover (2 Fig.2) together with the pa-

per bag (3 Fig.2).

- Remove the paper bag (3 Fig.2) from the

cover (2 Fig.2), lift the flap (22 Fig.15)

and fold it into the hole (23 Fig.15), block-

ing it onto the rubber edge, then throw it

away.

- Replace the paper bag and remount all

the parts by following the reverse proce-

dure of the dismantling process.

Checking and cleaning the cloth filter

- Release the lever (1 Fig.1) and remove

the cover (2 Fig.2) together with the pa-

per bag (3 Fig.2).

- Remove the cloth filter (4 Fig.4) and clean

it by removing the dust.

NOTE:

The cloth filter (4) can be washed with warm

water and soap, bearing in mind that it must

be completely dry before re-using it.

- Remount all the parts by following the re-

verse procedure of the dismantling proc-

ess.

Checking and cleaning the filter cartridge

- Release the lever (1 Fig.1), remove the

cover (2 Fig.2), the filter bag (3 Fig.2) and

the cloth filter (4 Fig.4).

- Remove the filter (5 Fig. 16) from the

unit.

- Clean the filter from the inside out with

a jet of air. If this is too dirty, it must be

changed.

- Remount all the parts by following the re-

verse procedure of the dismantling proc-

ess.

Checking and cleaning the safety filter

- Release the lever (1 Fig.1), remove the

cover (2 Fig.2), the filter bag (3 Fig.2), the

cloth filter (4 Fig.4) and the filter cartridge

(5 Fig.16).

- Remove the filter (24) and clean it under

running water.

WARNING:

- Ensure that the filter (24) is completely

dry before remounting it.

- Remount all the parts by following the re-

verse procedure of the dismantling proc-

ess.

Cleaning the shoulder straps and belt

- Clean the shoulder straps (13 Fig.11) and

the belt (15 Fig.11) with a cloth dampened

with water or a neutral detergent.

Cod. 8050559 - 1^ ed. - 06 /2012

Cleanstar Pty Ltd

ABN: 51 121 002 104 ACN: 121 002 104

59 Radford Road, Reservoir VICTORIA 3073

Phone: (03) 9460 5655 Fax: (03) 9460 5666

Email:

sales@cleanstar.com.au

Web:

www.cleanstar.com.au

CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY

This document outlines the terms and conditions of warranty for your Ghibli product. This is an important document that should be
kept with your proof of purchase documents in a safe place for future reference should you require service for your product.

Thank you for purchasing your new Ghibli T1 Backpack Vacuum Cleaner. We are confident this product will give you trouble-free use and
excellent service, provided the operator uses and maintains the product in accordance with the Instruction Manual. Please read the Instruction
Manual carefully before using the product for correct operation and maintenance procedures, and store it in a safe place for future reference.

This is a parts and labour warranty against faulty or defective parts, materials or workmanship in manufacturing, when the product is used
and operated in accordance with the Instruction Manual.

This product carries a 12 month (1 year) warranty period that commences from the original date of purchase by the first user/purchaser,
and is not transferable.

The warranty only covers use of the product to remove dry dirt and dust from flooring and other surfaces.

This warranty only applies to products purchased and used in Australia.

At all times during the warranty period, Cleanstar shall, at its sole discretion, determine whether repair, replacement or refund will apply if
the product has a valid warranty claim applicable to it.

The repair or replacement of the product under this warranty does not extend the original period of warranty.

Please note that this warranty will be voided in the following cases (which are not exhaustive) and the warranty does not apply to the cost
of replacing any parts of the product resulting from:

•

Accidental

damage;

•

Normal wear and tear;

•

Neglect, misuse or physical abuse by the operator, including failure to properly maintain or service;

•

Any alterations, modifications or tampering with the product without the prior written consent of Cleanstar;

•

Incomplete or improper installation;

•

Incorrect, improper or inappropriate operation;

•

Insect or vermin infestation;

•

Power surges, electrical storm damage or incorrect power supply/voltage;

•

Excessive use or use for which this product has not been designed;

•

Vacuuming up water, liquids, toner, powders, glass, hazardous, flammable or corrosive materials, plaster dust, concrete dust and

other similar building or construction materials;

•

Failure to comply with the operating instructions contained in the Manual supplied with the product;

•

If the product is rented;

•

If the product is used outside of Australia;

•

If the product was serviced or repaired by anyone other than Cleanstar, or one of Cleanstar’s Authorised Service Agents (ASA).

Cleanstar is unable to accept any responsibility under this warranty for any repair work not carried out by an ASA or from the use of
non-genuine parts.

This warranty does not cover service calls, travelling time or consumable parts such as belts, dust bags, filters, hose or hose parts, rods
and wands, floor tools and accessories, motor brushes and other like consumable items, unless defective in manufacture. In order to
prolong the life of accessories and consumables, regular care and maintenance is recommended.

Please retain your original proof of purchase which will be required before you can make a claim under this warranty. If proof of purchase
can not be provided at the time of a warranty claim or service, any work carried out on the cleaner is chargeable.

10. Any transportation and delivery costs involved in the repair of defective parts shall be borne by the claimant. In all instances, unless the

product is transported by Cleanstar or a Cleanstar authorised representative, the product is transported at the owner’s cost and risk while
in transit to and from Cleanstar or its ASA.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a
major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or
replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. The benefits conferred by this warranty
are in addition to other rights and remedies under law in respect of the product to which this warranty relates.

TO INQUIRE ABOUT MAKING A CLAIM UNDER THIS WARRANTY, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE STEPS:

a) carefully check the Instruction Manual and the terms of this warranty;
b) have the name and model number of the appliance available;
c)

have the proof of purchase available (ie. invoice, receipt, etc) showing where the appliance was purchased from and date of
purchase;

d) call Cleanstar on

(03) 9460 5655

to speak to one of our customer service staff.

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