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Tip: The suction wand is not a conve-
nient option for cleaning carpeted stairs.
Tip: If you ever need to vacuum up sub-
stantial amounts of coarse dirt or de-
bris, use the PowerUnit solo design
concept (see "Operation" – "Using the
PowerUnit solo").
Electro Compact handheld brush (HX-
EC 20) (Fig. 21)
(depending on the model)
Follow the flooring manufacturer's
cleaning and care instructions.
Damage caused by trapped ma-
terial.
Risk of the flooring getting scratched.
Make sure that there is no coarse dirt
or debris trapped in the bottom of
the handheld brush, e.g., shards or
stones.
The handheld brush is particularly suit-
able for intensive cleaning of upholstery
and car seats.
For optimum cleaning results on up-
holstery, use the upholstery nozzle.
Tip: The suction wand is not a conve-
nient option for cleaning upholstery or
car seats.
AllFloor floorbrush (HX-AF 20)
(Fig. 22)
(depending on the model)
Follow the flooring manufacturer's
cleaning and care instructions.
This flat and light floorbrush is particu-
larly suitable for cleaning underneath
very low furniture.
Universal brush (HX-UB) (Fig. 23)
(depending on the model)
For gentle vacuuming of books, shelves,
or similar.
Extendable flexible XL crevice nozzle
(HX-CNXL) (Fig. 24)
(depending on the model)
Can reach 60 cm for cleaning hard-to-
reach areas.
Hose extension (HX-FSH 20) (Fig. 25)
(depending on the model)
The hose extension can be extended to
a maximum length of 120 cm. It can be
extended further using the extendable
flexible crevice nozzle.
Operation
Removing the vacuum cleaner from
the standard wall bracket (Fig. 26)
Remove the vacuum cleaner from the
wall bracket by pulling it upward.
Removing the vacuum cleaner from
the SpeedLock wall bracket
(Figs. 27 + 28)
Remove the vacuum cleaner from the
wall bracket by pulling it forward
(Fig. 27).
The SpeedLock wall bracket offers the
option of using the PowerUnit conve-
niently as a PowerUnit solo, without
having to release it manually from the
suction wand.
Pull the PowerUnit upward out of the
wall bracket guide (Fig. 28).
The suction wand and the electrobrush
stay in the wall bracket.
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