Dyson water filter Owner's Manual

before use. Important safety instructions Page 2 Assembling your DCO7 4 Using your DCO7 6 Using the tools 8 Emptying the clear bin TM 10 Cleaning the lifetime filter 12 Where to look for blockages 14 Warranty and customer care 16 Dyson Helpline contact us on 1-866-693-9766 3 ...

Assembling your DCO7 This machine was inspected and packaged carefully before being shipped from the factory. If you need assistance during assembly or operation, please call the Dyson Helpline on 1-866-693-9766. 1 Slide the hose into the guides at the back of the machine, pushing the tab securely into place. 2 Pressing the wand release button, slide the wand down inside the hose. Box contents Stair tool Crevice tool Brush tool Wand Ho ...

3 Slide the wand into the top of the machine until it clicks securely into place. You may need to press firmly and should hear a ‘click’ sound. 4 Push the brush and stair tools securely into the storage holes on either side of machine. Fit the crevice tool into the tool clip on the back of the wand. 5 Store the cord safely by winding counter-clockwise around the cord winders and securing with the cord clip. 5 3 4 5 ...

Switching on/off 1 Make sure you have read and understood all safety instructions before using the machine for the first time. The wand cap should be closed when not using the tools. 2 Plug into electrical outlet and press the on/off switch. 3 To start vacuuming, push the front of the cleaner head down with your foot and tilt the handle backwards. Using your DCO7 WARNING • To reduce the risk of electric shock and personal injury, this app ...

Transporting your Dyson To move the machine from room to room, ensure it is upright, with the cord stored on the cord winders and the wand securely in place. Tilt back on the rear wheels and push forward. Carrying your DCO7 Your DCO7 should be lifted by using the carry handle. CAUTION • Do not shake the machine when carrying. • For your safety do not press the cyclone release catch when carrying your machine. Brush control system En ...

Using the tools Choosing the right tool The tools allow you to clean surfaces above the floor and to reach hard to clean areas. Ensure the machine is in an upright position before using tools. A Brush tool – with soft bristles to dislodge dust and cobwebs. The brush head twists to make cleaning easier. B Stair tool – with velour strips to pick up hairs and an agitating edge to lift the carpet. The tool channels airflow downward for bett ...

Hose mode Press the wand release button and remove the wand. Fit one of the tools directly on to the end of the hose. Use tools for confined spaces such as car cleaning. FOR YOUR SAFETY • When the hose is fully extended, grasp firmly by the hose, not the tool. Reversed wand mode Reverse the wand and click into the end of the hose, pressing the wand release button to ensure a correct fit. Fit one of the tools on to the end of the wand. Use ...

TM To ensure your machine continues to clean effectively, the clear bin must be emptied when the dust reaches the MAX mark. Press the cyclone release catch with your thumb to remove the clear bin assembly from the machine. Clear bin emptying option 1 Recommended for asthma/allergy sufferers. Wipe the outside of the clear bin with a damp cloth. A Place the bin inside a bag, close the bag around the bin and pull the trigger to release ...

TM Shroud cleaning (when necessary) To remove any build-up of lint or large dust particles on the shroud: Ensure the clear bin is empty and the clear bin base is open. A Press the bin release catch to remove the clear bin. B Clean the shroud with a cloth or dry brush to remove the lint and dust. CAUTION • Do not use the machine without the clear bin in place. To reassemble the clear bin, place on the floor with the clear bin base c ...

A Lifetime pre-motor filter Rinse at least once every six months in accordance with the instructions opposite. If machine is regularly used for vacuuming very fine dust such as plaster dust or carpet fresheners, you may need to rinse more often. B Lifetime post-motor filter This is a permanent lifetime filter – it does not require rinsing or replacement. Do not remove or attempt to rinse this filter. Cleaning the lifetime fil ...

Only the blue foam pad and the yellow cage should be rinsed – not the filter housing. 3 Submerge the filter and cage in cold water and rinse thoroughly. CAUTION • Rinse in cold water only. • Do not use detergent. • Do not put in a washing machine or dishwasher. 4 Rinse the blue foam pad and squeeze gently, repeating until the water runs clear. 5 Rinse the yellow cage and tap firmly, repeating until the water runs clear. ...