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Owner’s Manual
`Please read this guide carefully before use.
`
`Dyson 1014
`Page 1
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`Contents
`
`Owner’s Manual
`Please read this guide carefully
`before use.
`
`Important safety instructions
`
`Page 2
`
`Assembling your DCO7
`
`Using your DCO7
`
`Using the tools
`
`Emptying the clear binTM
`
`Cleaning the lifetime filter
`
`Where to look for blockages
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`Warranty and customer care
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`6
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`8
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`10
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`12
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`Dyson Helpline contact us on 1-866-693-9766
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`2
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`Assembling your DCO7
`
`This machine was inspected and
`packaged carefully before being
`shipped from the factory.
`
`2 Pressing the wand release
`button, slide the wand down
`inside the hose.
`
`Box contents
`
`Assembling your DCO7
`
`Wand
`
`Hose
`
`Stair tool
`
`Brush tool
`
`Crevice tool
`
`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.
`
`Animal turbo tool
`Supplied with certain
`models only, or available
`as an accessory.
`
`Floor tool
`Supplied with certain
`models only, or available
`as an accessory.
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`Assembling your DCO7
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`3
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`4
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`5
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`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.
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`2
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`3
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`Switching on/off
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`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 appliance has a polarized
`plug (one blade 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
`to install the proper outlet.
`Do not force the plug into
`the outlet. Do not alter the
`plug in any way.
`
`CAUTION
`• Keep hair, loose clothing,
`fingers, and all parts of the
`body away from openings
`and moving parts.
`• This machine is fitted with
`a belt protection system.
`If any item becomes caught
`in the brushbar (e.g. rug
`fringe), you will hear a loud
`‘ratchet’ warning noise.
`To rectify, turn the machine
`off, disconnect from the
`electrical outlet and clear
`any obstruction (see page15),
`checking that the brush control
`is set to the correct position
`for the floor surface before
`re-starting the machine.
`
`Please note: This machine is
`intended for domestic use only.
`Fine dust such as plaster dust or
`flour should only be vacuumed
`in small amounts.
`
`Using your DCO7
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`Using your DCO7
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`2
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`Transporting your Dyson
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`Carrying your DCO7
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`Brush control system
`
`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.
`
`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.
`
`Ensure the machine is in an
`upright position before adjusting
`the setting.
`
`1 Bare floors
`Brushbar does not turn for
`delicate rugs and hard/bare
`floors.
`
`2 Carpets
`Brushbar turns for normal
`carpet cleaning.
`
`Please note: The brushbar will not
`turn until you begin to vacuum.
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`B
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`C
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`D
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`E
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`2
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`1
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`How to clean your tools
`
`Attaching tools
`
`The brush tool, stair tool and
`crevice tool may be washed in
`warm water with a detergent.
`Rinse and air dry thoroughly
`before using. You may wipe the
`outside of the floor tool or turbo
`tool with a damp cloth, but do
`not submerge in water. Do not
`attempt to clean any tools when
`they are attached to the machine.
`
`1 Press the quick-draw hose
`release to detach the hose/
`wand from the machine.
`
`2 Slide the wand to the end of
`the hose.
`
`All Dyson tools can be used
`in the following ways:
`
`Wand mode
`
`Slide back the wand cap and fit
`one of the tools directly on to the
`wand handle.
`
`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 better
`pick-up without sticking to
`upholstery. The head twists
`to make cleaning easier.
`
`C Crevice tool – reaches deep
`into nooks and crannies.
`Ideal for cleaning along
`baseboards and in tight
`corners. The tool channels
`airflow downward for better
`pick-up without sticking.
`
`D Animal turbo tool – the air
`powered brushbar ensures
`effective removal of pet hair
`and fibers in confined spaces
`such as stairs, upholstery
`and in the car. Supplied with
`certain models only, or
`available as an accessory for
`other models – contact the
`Dyson Helpline or
`www.dyson.com to order.
`
`E Floor tool – to reach under
`furniture. Adjustable for hard
`floors or carpets. Maintains
`perfect contact with the floor
`to optimize pick-up. Supplied
`with certain models only, or
`available as an accessory
`for other models – contact
`the Dyson Helpline or
`www.dyson.com to order.
`
`Using the tools
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`Using the tools
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`Hose mode
`
`Reversed wand mode
`
`Stair cleaning
`
`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.
`
`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 tools for easier
`handling in hard to reach areas.
`
`Use the hose and stair tool or
`turbo tool for stair cleaning. The
`hose will stretch all the way to
`the top of an average staircase
`so you can leave your machine
`at the bottom.
`
`CAUTION
`• To avoid personal injury and
`to prevent the machine from
`falling when cleaning stairs,
`always place it at the bottom
`of the stairs.
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`A
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`B
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`A
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`B
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`Emptying the
`clear binTM
`
`CAUTION
`• Disconnect the machine from
`the electrical outlet before
`emptying the bin. Failure to
`do so could result in electric
`shock or personal injury.
`
`Emptying the clear binTM
`
`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
`
`Clear bin emptying option 2
`
`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
`dust. Shake or tap firmly to
`remove all dust from inside
`the fine dust collector.
`
`B Let the dust settle, then press
`firmly on the center of the bin
`base to close before removing
`from the bag. Seal the bag
`carefully and replace the bin.
`
`A Pull the trigger to release dust
`directly into a garbage can or
`wastebasket. Shake or tap
`firmly to remove all dust from
`inside the fine dust collector.
`
`Fine dust collector
`
`B Press firmly on the center of
`the clear bin base to close.
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`Emptying the clear binTM
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`The British Allergy Foundation is a
`UK national charity with the aim of
`improving awareness, prevention
`and treatment of allergies.
`
`The British Allergy Foundation Seal
`of Approval is a UK registered
`trademark.
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`A
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`C
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`B
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`D
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`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 closed.
`
`C Holding the carry handle, put
`the cyclone assembly inside the
`clear bin, line up the front and
`rear catches and push down
`to click the catches into place.
`
`D Ensure the clear bin is
`secure before replacing on
`the machine.
`
`Clear bin cleaning
`(optional)
`
`• You may rinse the clear bin
`with water. Rinse only the
`clear bin – do not rinse the
`inner cyclone, shroud or cones.
`
`• Do not use detergents.
`
`• Do not immerse any other
`part of the machine in water.
`
`• Ensure the clear bin is
`completely dry before
`replacing.
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`2
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`To remind you when to rinse your
`pre-motor filter, circle your two
`6-monthly rinses on the sticker
`provided under the clear bin.
`
`1 Press the filter release catch
`to remove the filter housing
`from the machine.
`
`2 Remove the filter from the
`housing.
`
`Cleaning the
`lifetime filter
`
`CAUTION
`• Disconnect the machine from
`the electrical outlet before
`removing filter. Failure to
`do so could result in electric
`shock or personal injury.
`
`Cleaning the lifetime filter
`
`B
`
`A
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`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.
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`Cleaning the lifetime filter
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`5
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`6
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`3
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`Only the blue foam pad and the
`yellow cage should be rinsed –
`not the filter housing.
`
`4 Rinse the blue foam pad and
`squeeze gently, repeating until
`the water runs clear.
`
`3 Submerge the filter and cage
`in cold water and rinse
`thoroughly.
`
`5 Rinse the yellow cage and tap
`firmly, repeating until the water
`runs clear.
`
`CAUTION
`• Rinse in cold water only.
`• Do not use detergent.
`• Do not put in a washing
`machine or dishwasher.
`
`6 Leave in a warm place to dry
`for 12 hours. Make sure the
`filter is completely dry before
`replacing in the machine.
`
`CAUTION
`• Do not dry in an oven or
`microwave.
`• Do not dry in a clothes dryer.
`• Do not dry near an open
`flame.
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`2
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`1
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`7 When the blue filter pad and
`yellow cage are completely
`dry, replace in the filter housing
`and click back into machine,
`pressing points 1 and 2
`firmly to secure.
`
`CAUTION
`• Do not use the machine
`without the filter in place.
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