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This is to allow a cable change without a costly strip down and downtime.It simply plugs in like a kettle leads and.
cables are readily available.The power button is seen here in orange; conveniently located on the side and able to be activated with your foot..The cable is bright orange which not only keeps your health and safety people happy, but it also dissuades people from tripping over it when it is trailing across the floor.. A removable wand and hose allows access to tight areas, high up cobwebs with a deft flick of the wrist..
Extra long hoses are available as an extra.if you need to reach up a staircase while leaving the machine on the ground.
These are very versatile machines designed with the commercial user in mind..
The evolution series use the same bags as the old BS36 and modern BS360 ranges of Sebo.A cable routed incorrectly as shown below is misuse which is not covered under the Sebo warranty.
This means if you send a machine back for a warranty claim, and the power cable is at fault as described here,.you will be charged for a repair.
These vacuums are usually bought by nursing homes, councils, housing associations, cleaning companies, schools and similar organisations.As such, the staff assembling and using them often don’t read the manual or can’t be bothered to familiarise themselves with how the cable should be routed.