Miele Boost CX1 Operating instructions/Installation instructions - Page 39

en-CA Regulating the suction power The suction power can be regulated to suit the type of flooring being cleaned. Reducing the suction power reduces the amount of effort required to manoeuvre the floorhead. The vacuum cleaner has symbols on the controls which indicate the type of use the power levels are suitable for. Setting down and storing the vacuum cleaner  Risk of electric shock from voltage. The supply voltage is applied to the appliance even if it is switched off. After use, unplug the appliance from the electrical socket.  Curtains, fabric  Deep-pile carpets, rugs, and runners  Low-pile carpet and rugs  Hard floors and heavily soiled carpets and rugs (also for cleaning upholstery and mattresses with the upholstery nozzle) When using the adjustable floorhead, if the suction seems too high, reduce the suction power until the floorhead is easier to manoeuvre. Park system (Fig. 24)  Retract the telescopic suction tube fully.  Slot the floorhead or floorbrush into the park system from above. Do not lift the vacuum cleaner by the dust container carrying handle when transporting it. Always use the vacuum cleaner carrying handle.  Turn the suction power selector to the power level you require, making sure it clicks into position (Fig. 22). Opening the air inlet valve (Fig. 23) It is easy to reduce the suction power for a short time, e.g., to prevent rugs or other textile flooring being sucked into the vacuum cleaner.  Open the air inlet valve on the handle far enough to reduce the suction power. The floorhead will be easier to manoeuvre. 39