The core steps for using an upright vacuum cleaner correctly include installation inspection, suction head selection, suction power adjustment, standardized operation, and timely cleaning and maintenance. During operation, special attention should be paid to power safety, suction head adaptability, and regular maintenance to ensure cleaning efficiency and equipment life.
Preparation
Component inspection
Confirm that the power cord is not damaged and the plug is firmly connected
Check whether the dust box/filter is clean to avoid blockage that affects suction
Run a no-load test to ensure that the device is working properly
Suction head selection
Use a flat-head suction head for hard floors and a brush-equipped suction head for carpets
Use fine-slit suction nozzles or long-pole suction nozzles for scenes such as furniture gaps and curtains
How to use
Suction power adjustment
Use medium suction power for hard floors and strong suction power for heavy carpets or fabric surfaces
Reduce when cleaning fragile items such as curtains Suction power
Operational specifications
Use "Z" shape or forward and backward uniform speed movement to cover the cleaning area without omission
Avoid liquids, sharp objects and large particles of garbage to prevent damage to the motor
Power management
The continuous working time should not exceed 30 minutes each time to avoid overheating
Cleaning and maintenance
Garbage disposal
After turning off the power, open the dust box, tilt to pour out the garbage and clean the filter
The washable filter needs to be dried before reinstalling
Regular maintenance
Clean the hair fibers entangled in the brush head every week
Check the wear of the motor carbon brush every 3 months
