Tower Handheld Vacuum Cleaner - Gold

The Tower Handheld Vacuum Cleaner provides up to 20 minutes of continuous cleaning performance on a full charge. This run time is ideal for quick spot cleaning tasks.

Yes, absolutely. This vacuum is specifically designed for both wet and dry suction, making it versatile for cleaning up liquid spills like milk or wine, as well as dry debris such as dust and crumbs.

The vacuum features a 400 ml dust tank. This capacity is suitable for quick clean-ups, reducing the need for constant emptying after every small mess.

The vacuum comes with a wall-mountable charging port. Simply place the unit onto the dock, ensuring it makes proper contact. Ensure the charger is plugged into a functional power outlet.

The vacuum includes a crevice nozzle for reaching tight spaces, a round brush for general cleaning and agitation, and a rubber water nozzle specifically for efficient liquid pick-up.

> Info needed: *Please refer to your product manual for specific instructions on filter maintenance, including whether it is washable and replacement frequency.*

This product comes with a 1-year supplier guarantee and a 2-year manufacturer warranty. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims.

Ensure the unit is fully charged. Check the charging port connection and make sure the charging adapter is properly plugged into a live power outlet. If the battery is completely drained, it might take a few minutes on charge before the indicator light appears.

1. Check and empty the 400 ml dust tank, as it may be full. 2. Inspect the filter for blockages or excessive dirt; clean or replace as necessary. 3. Ensure no attachments or the nozzle opening are blocked by large debris. 4. Verify that all parts are securely assembled.

Ensure the vacuum is fully charged before each use. Battery performance can degrade over time with repeated charging cycles. If significantly short, contact customer support for warranty options.

Make sure the rubber water nozzle attachment is correctly installed. Ensure the dust tank is not already full of liquid or debris. Empty the tank and try again.

Check for any foreign objects lodged in the nozzle, brush head, or main suction inlet. A full dust tank or clogged filter can also cause unusual motor strain and noise. Clear any obstructions and clean the filter.