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9.2 Motor protection filter
The motor protection filter is a hygiene filter.
It is located on the back wall of the dust bag
compartment and cleans the air before en-
tering the motor. Change it when necessary
(for example, when the suction power is re-
duced) or after 5 dust bags have been used.
NOTE: to replace the motor protection filter,
use commercially available universal motor
filters that are cut to the appropriate size.
1. Open the lid 7 and remove the dust
bag holder along with the dust bag (see
"Removing the dust bag" on page 10).
The motor protection filter is behind the
grid on the rear wall of the dust bag
compartment.
2. Pull out the grid with the motor protec-
tion filter upwards.
3. Remove the used motor protection filter.
4. Cut the new motor protection filter to the
dimensions of the used motor protection
filter.
5. Place the new motor protection filter in
the grid.
6. Put the grill back into the rails on the
back panel and push it down as far as it
will go.
7. Reinsert the dust bag holder with the
dust bag. Make sure that the dust bag is
not caught anywhere.
8. Close the lid 7, until it clicks into place.
12 GB
9.3 Exhaust air filter / Paper
filter (EPA)
The exhaust air filter is a micro hygiene filter.
It is located at the back of the suction device.
It removes the smallest particles which re-
main in the air being blown out.
Check it regularly for dirt and damage.
1. Press the release button down and remove
the cover 20 over the exhaust air fil-
ter 21.
20
2. Pull out the EPA filter 21.
21
3. Check the EPA filter for damage. If dam-
aged, replace the EPA filter.
4. Put the EPA filter 21 in a plastic bag
and tap it. Wait for the small particles
to settle before removing the EPA filter
from the plastic bag.
NOTE: Use a EPA 12 EPA filter for this de-
vice.
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