How to clean my Philips 7000 Series Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

1. 7000 Series Cordless Vacuum Aqua: Dust bucket
To clean the dust bucket of your Philips Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, follow these simple steps:
Turn off the appliance (image 1).
Remove the bucket by pressing the release button while holding the appliance at a 45-degree angle (image 2).
Lift the colored part to access the bucket (image 3).
Tip:
if it is difficult to remove this part from the bucket, you can tap around the bucket with your flat hand, to loosen the colored part out a bit.
Removing is easiest if you position the hand holding the bucket at the bottom and lift the colored part with your other hand.
Empty the dust bucket (image 4).
Rinse the dust bucket under the tap. Please, avoid using the dishwasher (image 5).
Ensure the dust bucket is completely dry before placing it back (images 6-7).

Make sure you first align the protruding part of the bucket before hinging it in place.
For more detailed instructions, please watch the video below.

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1.1 7000 Series Cordless Vacuum Aqua: Filter
To keep your Philips Cordless Vacuum Cleaner performing at its best, make sure to clean the filter regularly. Follow these simple steps:
Remove the filter case from the colored part by rotating it counter clock-wise (image 8).
Remove the washable foam filter from the filter case (image 9).
Tap both parts over a trash bin to clean (image 10).
Rinse the foam filter (image 11) and squeeze it until clean water comes out (image 12). Remember not to rinse the filter case.
Note: for the best cleaning result, run the water through the filter with the filter tab facing downwards, allowing deeply attached dust to be washed out.
Allow the filter to dry for 24 hours (image 13).
Reassemble the parts (images 14-16).
Make sure you first align the protruding part of the bucket before hinging it in place.

For more detailed instructions, you can watch the video below.

Note: Your vacuum cleaner will automatically remind you to clean the filter by displaying an i8 information code followed by a QR code to order a new filter (accessory XV1681).
When the appliance shows i8, you can press any button (except the power button) to see the cleaning animation with step-by-step filter clean instructions.
We advise replacing the filter if you keep getting an i8 message after cleaning, or at least every 6 months to ensure maximum performance.

The dust container is not attached properly to the appliance
If the dust bucket is not attached properly, this can cause problems with suction power. Make sure the dust bucket is attached properly by first aligning the top side of the bucket before hinging it in place (check the video below at 1:11-1:15).

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1.2 7000 Series Cordless Vacuum Aqua: Brush
Your Philips Cordless Vacuum Cleaner has a rotating brush located inside the nozzle. This brush can become clogged with hair and needs regular maintenance. Please follow the steps below to clean the brush and refer to the video for more information:
Switch off the power (image A1).
Remove the brush by pressing the button (images A2-A3).
Cut and remove any tangled hairs from the brush (image A4).
Remove the side cap and cut hairs in between (image A5).
Insert the brush back in place, and your vacuum is ready to use (images A5-A6).

Water tank
To keep your Aqua nozzle in good condition, we suggest following these easy steps for cleaning and drying after each use:

Remove the cloth from the water tank.
Empty the water tank (image B1).
Clean the water tank under the tap and shake it gently (image B4).
Let the water tank dry and clean the cloth by rinsing it or putting it into the washing machine. We recommend replacing the cloth every 6 months (accessory XV1700).

Did the solutions above help? If not, please contact us at www.philips.com/support for further assistance.

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2. 7000 Series SpeedPro Max & SpeedPro Max (Aqua): Dust bucket
Please follow the steps below and refer to the video below for more information:
Release the dust bucket by pressing the button and taking the lid off (images A1-A2).
Empty the dust bucket into the trashcan (image A3).
Remove the filter from the dust bucket (image A4).
Clean the inside of the dust bucket with water or a damp cloth (images A5-A6). Note: Please do not place the dust bucket into the dishwasher.
When the bucket is completely dry, reinsert the filter and place the bucket back (images 7-9).

Filter
To ensure your Philips Cordless Vacuum SpeedPro Max performs at its best, regular cleaning of the filter is essential. Follow these simple steps:
Detach the dust bucket (image B2).
Remove the filter case and take the filter out (images B3-B4).
Tap the foam filter to release loose dirt (image B8). Note: please do not rinse the filter casing under the tap.
Tap the dust and wash the foam filter with water (images B5-B7).
Ensure the foam filter is completely dry before reinserting it into the device (images B9-B10). Your vacuum is now ready to use again.

For more information, refer to the video below.

Note:
For optimal performance, we recommend cleaning the filter of your vacuum cleaner monthly and replacing the filter every 6 months (Accessory FC5005/01)
The device shown in the video is a SpeedPro Max Aqua 8000 Series. The same steps apply to SpeedPro Max 7000 Series.
2.1 7000 Series SpeedPro Max & SpeedPro Max (Aqua): Brush
Your Philips Cordless Vacuum SpeedPro Max has a rotating brush located inside the nozzle. This brush can become clogged with hair and needs regular maintenance. Please follow the steps below and refer to the video below for more information:
Remove the brush with the easy button and take off the side cap (image A1-A3)
Pull out any strands on the brush and under the cap by hand or use scissors (image A4).
Place the side cap back by pushing it until you hear a click and snap the brush back into place (image A5-A7). Your vacuum is now ready to use again.

Water tank (only SpeedPro Max 7000 Series Aqua models)
We recommend cleaning and drying your Aqua tank after each use.
Here is how you can do this in a few simple steps:
Remove the cloth from the water tank.
Empty the water tank (image B1).
Clean the water tank under the tap and shake it gently (image B2-B4).
Empty the water tank by rotating it multiple times to ensure the tank is completely empty (image B5-B9). 
Let the water tank dry and clean the cloth by rinsing it or putting it into the washing machine.

Did the solutions above help? If not, please contact us at www.philips.com/support for further assistance.