Miele Stb 2053 Manual

Connecting the handpiece and
Electro Telescopic wand
^Insert the handpiece into the electro
telescopic wand until it clicks. Use
the inlet guides to direct insertion.
^ To release the handpiece from the
telescopic wand press the locking
button (see arrow) and pull the
handpiece away from the telescopic
wand.
Adjusting the Electro
Telescopic suction wand
One part of the electro telescopic wand
is fitted inside the other and can be
adjusted to your height for comfortable
vacuum cleaning.
^ Press the...

Using the Powerbrush
The Powerbrush is particularly suitable
for cleaning and restoring crushed
carpet pile of wall to wall carpeting and
floor coverings subject to hard wear,
especially in high traffic areas.
The Powerbrush can also be used on
smooth floor surfaces.
The standard floor brush or the Miele
parquet floorbrush should be used to
clean delicate hard flooring and floor
surfaces susceptible to scratching.
Do not use the powerbrush on:
– Floors with a variable or uneven surface. The brush could...

Using the floor brush
Observe the cleaning instructions of
the floor manufacturer.
The floor brush is suitable for cleaning
carpets, rugs, and hard surfaces. For
flooring susceptible to scratching, use
one of the special Miele floor brushes
(see Optional accessories).
Connecting the Electro
Telescopic wand to a floor tool
^ Fit the Electro Telescopic wand firmly
into the floor tool. Turn the wand in
opposite directions until it locks with
a click.
^ To release the handpiece from the
telescopic wand press...

The following accessories are included:
aCrevice nozzle
b Dust brush with natural bristles
c Upholstery tool
Taking the accessories out
^Press the releasing lock (see arrow).
The accessory compartment opens.
^ Take out the accessory needed.
^ Close the lid securely.
Included accessories
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Crevice tool
For cleaning in folds, crevices and
corners.
Dust brush with natural
bristles
For cleaning moldings, ornate or
carved articles, etc.
The head of the dusting brush swivels
and can be turned to attain the best
cleaning position.
Included accessories
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Upholstery tool
For cleaning upholstery, mattresses,
cushions, curtains, covers, etc.
Standard floor brush
The standard floor brush can be used
for normal cleaning of carpets, rugs,
hard surfaces, carpeted stairs, etc.
For safety, when vacuuming stairs it
is best to start at the bottom and
move upwards.
Included accessories
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Power cord
,Unwind the cord completely to
aid the vacuum in dissipating heat.
Unwinding
^ Hold the plug and pull out the power
cord.
,To reduce the risk of electric
shock, the vacuum has a polarized
plug (one blade is wider than the
other). This plug will fit in a polarized
outlet only one way. If the plug does
not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the
plug. If it still does not fit, contact a
qualified electrician. Do not alter the
plug in any way.
Danger of overheating and damage.
Rewinding
^ Unplug the...

Turning the vacuum On and
Off
^Press the On/Off switch.
On the hand piece the Standby
indicator and the LED light.
The vacuum can be switched into
Standby mode during pauses.
^ Press the Standby button on the
handpiece.
The LED at the handpiece lights and
the vacuum turns off.
To turn the vacuum on:
^ Press the Standby button at the
hand piece.
The LED goes out and the vacuum
cleaner turns on to the last selected
power level. The respective symbol on
the hand piece lights green.
^ Press –to select the...

Adjusting the suction
Use the+and -on the handpiece to
adjust the suction to suit the type of
flooring. By reducing the suction power
the floor brush can be pushed easier.
The symbols on the controls indicate
the type of use the settings are suitable
for.
a curtains, lightweight fabrics
b upholstery, cushions
c thick pile carpets, rugs and
runners
( energy saving, daily vacuuming
with low noise level
e lightly soiled textured carpets
f textured hard flooring, and for
intensive cleaning of carpets
^ Press...

While vacuuming
The vacuum cleaner can also stand on
its end for vacuuming stairs, drapes
etc.
,To prevent static electricity your
hand must touch the metal inlay on
the underside of the vacuum
handpiece. Be certain to
continuously touch this inlay when
vacuuming fine dust, flour or
sawdust as these materials are more
likely to create a static electricity. To
further prevent static discharge
while vacuuming, pull the vacuum
along by the hose with one hand
while continuing to hold the
handpiece in the...