Miele Triflex HX2 Operating instructions/Installation instructions - Page 183

An original Miele AP01/AP02/AP03

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en-US Then run the vacuum cleaner to vacuum up the cut threads and hairs. If the small running wheels are very heavily soiled or blocked, you can remove them for easier cleaning (not necessary in the case of the handheld brush). To remove them, use a flathead screwdriver. Follow the instructions regarding the handling and disposal of rechargeable batteries found in the following sections: "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS", "Caring for the environment", and "Installation and connection" ("General battery information"). Removing the roller brush from the Electrobrush (Fig. 44) (Not possible with the handheld brush) You can take the roller brush out of the Electrobrush in order to remove stubborn soiling and clean the inside of the Electrobrush.  Unlock the flap on the side of the Electrobrush so that the  symbol becomes visible a.  Lift the flap up as far as it will go b.  Remove the roller brush c.  Remove the roller brush handle if you identify heavy soiling there d.  Clean the roller brush and the roller brush handle, and remove any stubborn soiling inside the Electrobrush.  Reassemble the Electrobrush in reverse order. Replacing the rechargeable battery An original Miele AP01/AP02/AP03 lithium-ion rechargeable battery (HX LA) is required. 183

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Then run the vacuum cleaner to vac-
uum up the cut threads and hairs.
If the small running wheels are very
heavily soiled or blocked, you can re-
move them for easier cleaning (not
necessary in the case of the handheld
brush). To remove them, use a flat-
head screwdriver.
Removing the roller brush from the
Electrobrush (Fig. 44)
(Not possible with the handheld brush)
You can take the roller brush out of the
Electrobrush in order to remove stub-
born soiling and clean the inside of the
Electrobrush.
Unlock the flap on the side of the
Electrobrush so that the
 symbol
becomes visible
a
.
Lift the flap up as far as it will go
b
.
Remove the r
oller brush 
c
.
Remove the roller brush handle if you
identify heavy soiling there
d
.
Clean the roller brush and the roller
brush handle, and remove any stub-
born soiling inside the Electrobrush.
Reassemble the Electrobrush in re-
verse order.
Replacing the rechargeable battery
An original Miele AP01/AP02/AP03
lithium-ion rechargeable battery (HX LA)
is required.
Follow the instructions regarding the
handling and disposal of rechargeable
batteries found in the following sec-
tions: “IMPORTANT SAFETY IN-
STRUCTIONS”, “Caring for the envi-
ronment”, and “Installation and con-
nection” (“General battery informa-
tion”).