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Assembly

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Assembly: Line up the connector on the Reach Wand with the Powered Nozzle. Push the Reach Wand down onto the Powered Nozzle until it clicks into place. 1 2 Push the Handheld down onto the Reach Wand until it clicks into place. 3 The vacuum cleaner is not free standing and in between uses must always be placed in the wall bracket or laid flat on the floor, in a suitable location so it does not become a trip hazard or can be stepped on. WARNING ! To reduce the risk of personal injury, remove battery before cleaning or servicing. IMPORTANT ! This vacuum cleaner is not free standing. In between uses or when carrying out any maintenance always lie flat on the floor in a suitable location so it does not become a trip hazard or can be stepped on. 7

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Assembly:
Push the Handheld
down onto the Reach
Wand until it clicks
into place.
Line up the connector on
the Reach Wand with the
Powered Nozzle. Push the
Reach Wand down onto
the Powered Nozzle until it
clicks into place.
The vacuum cleaner is not
free standing and in between
uses must always be placed
in the wall bracket or laid
flat on the floor, in a suitable
location so it does not
become a trip hazard or can
be stepped on.
1
2
3
WARNING
To reduce the risk of personal injury,
remove battery before cleaning or
servicing.
!
IMPORTANT
This vacuum cleaner is not free standing. In between uses or
when carrying out any maintenance always lie flat on the floor in
a suitable location so it does not become a trip hazard or can be
stepped on.
!