Please ensure that these are fully understood before operating this appliance. This polisher must not be used for floor washing. This Hoover suction polisher must be connected to an electricity supply at the voltage shown on the rating plate, found on the underside of the polisher. Appliances showing a rating plate voltage of 230V- 240V can be connected to electrical sources of 220V. This product is double insulated and must not be earthed. IMPORTANT: The wires in the power cord are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue - Neutral Brown - Live 13 Amp fused plug on UK versions only. GETTING STARTED By following this step-by-step guide your new Hoover polisher will be ready for use: Remove polisher and accessories from packaging. Please dispose of the packaging in a safe and environmentally conscientious way. HANDLE ASSEMBLY Join together the 2 handle sections ensuring that the stud locates in the hole (Fig.1). Fit the handle into the socket at the rear of the hood and push until it locates in the hole (indicated by a "click") (Fig. 2). OUTER BAG ASSEMBLY Attach bag support to the hook positioned under the hand grip (Fig. 3). Once the bag support is attached, insert plastic flange at the bottom of bag into the opening located at the rear of the hood (Fig. 4). FITTING THE PAPER DUST BAG (Depending on model) Refer to the following instructions for models equipped with paper dust bag: 1) Open fastener on outer bag to the fullest extend to expose the air-duct. 2) Fit paper dust bag by pushing the cardboard collar on the air-duct (Fig. 5). 3) Tuck paper dust bag into the outer bag and fully close the zip fastener. 3 FITTING BRUSHES GB SAFETY WARNING: The polisher must be switched off and the plug disconnected from the electrical supply before fitting or changing the brushes. Turn the polisher upside down. Place each brush or pad on its axle and press until a click indicates that it is the correct position. To remove brushes or pads, grasp them and pull towards you. Your polisher is now ready for use. SWITCHING THE POLISHER ON Ensure the handle is in the upright position before inserting the plug into the electricity supply. To start the polisher push the handle down then lower it into the working position. To stop the polisher simply return handle to the upright position. SAFETY WARNING: Do not run over main leads to avoid damage to the electrical insulation. INDICATOR LIGHTS (FIG. 6) (Depending on model) Some polishers will have 4 indicator lights on the front panel: Green light on: the appliance is connected to the electricity supply Red light on: paper dust bag needs changing 1 orange light on: motor running at low speed 2 orange lights on: motor running at normal speed ADJUSTING BRUSH SPEED (FIGS 6 & 7) (Depending on model) Models equipped with 4 indicator lights on panel (Fig. 6), are supplied with a 2 - position foot switch (Fig. 7). During the wax-spreading phase with the Yellow or Black brushes, press the foot switch to reduce brush rotation speed, reduce noise level and save energy. When the rotation speed is low one Orange light is illuminated When the wax-spreading operation is finished, press the foot switch (Fig. 7) to return to high speed and start the polishing phase. When the rotation speed is high two Orange lights are illuminated SAFETY WARNING: The polisher must be switched off and the plug disconnected from the electrical supply before fitting or changing the brushes. 4 GBGB ACCESSORIES Hoover polishers are equipped with spring loaded brushes and pads in order to obtain the best results even on floors with uneven surface. For this reason, the small narrow brush positioned on the front of the hood is also spring loaded. Three kits of brushes and pads are supplied with the polisher: Yellow Hard Bristle Brushes (Depending on model) To be used to remove the old polish then to spread the new wax evenly on the floor. Particularly suitable for marble and tiles. Black Soft Bristle Brushes Must be used to complete the first polishing phase. Suitable for all hard floors. Grey Buffing Pads To be used during the final polishing phase for producing a high gloss. They can be used on all hard surfaces, but are especially suitable for marble and tiles. Natural White Pads ( Depending on model) These natural white pads, made mainly of wool, have been especially designed to polish wooden floors. They should be used after the Black soft bristle brushes. TO WAX AND POLISH THE FLOORS TO WAX THE FLOORS Before applying polish, ensure that the surface is clean. Remove any greasy stains using a damp cloth. To apply the polish, follow the instructions supplied with the polish. Use a good quality polish, spreading it evenly. After the polish has dried, polish the floor with the yellow hard texture brushes or the softer black brushes. TO POLISH THE FLOORS For producing a high gloss, use the natural white pads for wooden floors or grey buffing pads for all other hard surfaces. To obtain better results, always ...