Vacuum cleaner use 5 attention
1. When using a vacuum cleaner, handle it with care to avoid impacts. After each use, make sure to clean the debris, dust collection components, and the dust bag thoroughly. It’s important to check for any holes or air leaks after every session. Clean the dust bag with warm water and detergent, then let it air dry completely before reusing. Never use a dusty or damp dust bag, as this can reduce performance and damage the machine. 2. Avoid frequently bending, folding, or stretching the hose. Store the vacuum in a dry and well-ventilated area to maintain its longevity. Keeping it in a cool, clean place will help prevent wear and tear over time. 3. Never use the vacuum to suck up flammable substances like gasoline, thinner, cigarette butts, or sharp objects such as glass shards, needles, or nails. Also avoid sucking up wet items, liquids, sticky materials, or dust containing metal powder. These can cause serious damage to the internal components and may lead to malfunctions or even safety hazards. 4. If you notice any blockage in the hose or nozzle during use, turn off the vacuum immediately and remove the obstruction. Always ensure that all connections—such as the hose, nozzle, and extension tube—are securely fastened. Pay special attention to small nozzles and floor brushes, as they are more prone to disconnection. 5. For prolonged use, take a break every 30 minutes. Ideally, continuous operation should not exceed two hours. Prolonged use without rest can cause the motor to overheat. If your vacuum does not have an automatic cooling system, overheating can lead to motor failure and significantly shorten the lifespan of the device. If the unit becomes excessively hot, emits a burning smell, or produces unusual noises or vibrations, stop using it immediately and have it inspected by a professional. Never try to continue using it if it shows signs of malfunction. Safety should always come first. (Wang Wen) Guangdong Kinen Sanitary Ware Industrial Co.,Ltd. , https://www.kinengroup.com