TECHNICAL INFORMATION S2 Canister Vacuums

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1 TECHNICAL INFORMATION S2 Canister Vacuums 2012 Miele USA

2 Table of Contents A Warning and Safety Instructions General Information Cleaning and Care Vacuums and Accessories Dust Compartment... 4 B Modification History... 5 C Technical Data... 5 D Layout of Electrical Components Casing Bottom, Motor Function Casters Service Caster Removal Motor Removal Cord Reel Removal Cord Removal Casing Top Function Bags Bag Change Indicator Filters Service Bag Holder Removal Bag Change Indicator Removal Casing Top Removal Motor Protection Filter Frame Removal Cover Frame Removal Air Inlet Regulator Removal Changing the Bag Replacing the Super Air Clean Filter Replacing the Active Air Clean or Active HEPA Filter Replacing One Type of Filter with Another Changing the Dust Compartment (Motor Protection) Filter Controls, Electronic Function Suction Power Fault Repair Vacuum Cleaner Cannot Be Switched On Vacuum Cleaner Shuts Itself Off or Overheating Indicator LED Lights Up Service Cap Removal Electronic Removal On/Off Switch Removal Suction Hose, Accessories Function

3 2.1 Accessories Fault Repair Suction Power Too Low Service Telescopic Suction Hose Locking Piece Replacement Pushbutton Replacement (for Telescopic Hoses) List of Figures Figure D-1: Control Panel (at Rear of Vacuum)... 7 Figure D-2: Internal Component Layout... 7 Figure D-3: External Component Layout (with Basic Suction Hose)... 8 Figure D-4: External Component Layout (with Electro Accessories)... 9 Figure 010-1: Support Roller and Axle Figure 010-2: Caster Removal Figure 010-3: Electronic Retainer Figure 010-4: Motor Figure 010-5: Cord Reel and Motor Figure 010-6: Cord Reel Retainer on Side Figure 010-7: Cord Reel, Unwound Figure 010-8: Cord Reel Clamped to Reel Assembly Body Figure 010-9: Screws Securing Cord Reel Figure : Cord Reel Tabs Figure 020-1: Bag Change Indicator Figure 020-2: Filter Types Figure 020-3: Bag and Holder Figure 020-4: Bag Change Indicator Removal Figure 020-5: Casing Top Removal Figure 020-6: Filter Frame Retaining Tabs Figure 020-7: Cover Frame Screws Figure 020-8: Cover Frame Removal Figure 020-9: Air Inlet Regulator Figure : Changing the Bag Figure : Replacing the Super Air Clean Filter Figure : Replacing the Active Air Clean or Active HEPA Filter Figure : Changing the Dust Compartment Filter Figure 030-1: Rotary Selector Switch Figure 030-2: Cap Screws Figure 030-3: Notches Figure 030-4: Tabs Figure 040-1: Accessories Figure 040-2: Telescopic Locking Piece Figure 040-3: Pushbutton Replacement List of Tables Table C-1: S2 Data Sheet, US Models

4 A Warning and Safety Instructions 1 General Information All repairs should be performed by a trained technician in strict accordance with national, state and local codes. Any repairs or maintenance performed by unqualified personnel could be dangerous. When servicing, modifying, testing or maintaining appliances, all applicord laws, regulations and accident prevention guidelines must be observed. All regulations of the appropriate utility supply companies and standards relating to safety (not limited to electrical safety) are to be complied with. Before any service work is started, the vacuum cleaner must be disconnected from the power supply. Even with the vacuum switched off, voltage may be applied to some components. Do not leave the vacuum unattended when it is plugged in. Turn off and unplug the vacuum before opening the cover. After work has been completed, a visual as well as an operational check should always be performed. 2 Cleaning and Care 2.1 Vacuums and Accessories The vacuum cleaner and other plastic components can be cleaned using a damp cloth or a cleaner made especially for plastics. Warning! Do not use abrasive, glass or all-purpose cleaning solutions, as these can cause considerable damage to the plastic components of the vacuum or its accessories. 2.2 Dust Compartment The dust compartment can be cleaned using another vacuum, if available, or a dry cloth or brush. Monitor the bag change indicator and inspect all filters regularly. Replace them when necessary according to the operating instructions. 4

5 B Modification History When? Who? What? 7/18/2012 Jessica Naples S 2121 (HomeCare) model info added 8/10/2011 Jessica Naples Cord reel troubleshooting and cord removal added 11/20/2009 Jessica Naples Conversion for Website 6/17/2008 Armin Mannert Initial compilation C Technical Data Model S 2110 S 2120 S 2121 S 2130 S 2180 Weight, without accessories 13.2 lbs (6kg) Radius of operation 30' (9m) Bag capacity 1.2 gal (4.5L) Noise insulation Yes Motor gentle start Yes Suction power adjustment Rotary switch On/off switch for Park System No Bag type G/N Super Air Clean filter Yes No Active Air Clean filter No Active HEPA filter No Optional No Yes Bag change indicator Yes Electric exhaust filter change indicator No Overheating indicator light No Blower function No Filter grille Yes Automatic cord rewind Yes 5

6 Model S 2110 S 2120 S 2121 S 2130 S 2180 Accessories supplied 2 single connectable suction hoses (Easylock) 2-part stainless-steel suction hose 3-part stainless-steel telescopic suction hose (TriScope) Electro-telescopic suction hose Suction hose holder Suction hose connection Universal floor attachment Electrobrush/ Rechargeable electrobrush Turbo brush Upholstery nozzle/ Dusting brush Crevice nozzle/ Extended crevice nozzle Model-dependent Model-dependent Model-dependent No Yes No Integrated Cylindrical stub SBD SBD SBD SBD Optional accessory SEB 228 Optional accessory Optional accessory Yes/Yes Yes/No Electrical connection - USA models only Power rating Voltage Fuse rating Power consumption Table C-1: S2 Data Sheet, US Models 1200W 120V 15A kwh 6

7 D Layout of Electrical Components Figure D-1: Control Panel (at Rear of Vacuum) Figure D-2: Internal Component Layout 1 Cord reel W16 2 Electronic 3 Main switch Q1 4 Motor 7

8 Figure D-3: External Component Layout (with Basic Suction Hose) 1 Handle 13 Bag 2 Air inlet valve 14 Motor protection filter 3 Release button 15 Exhaust filter (model-dependent) 4 Easylock suction hose 16 On/off footswitch 5 Adjustment knob for telescopic 17 Park System suction hose(model-dependent) 6 Connection receptacle 18 Power cord 7 Suction hose (model-dependent) 19 Footswitch for automatic cord rewind 8 Telescopic suction hose 20 Bag change indicator (model-dependent) 9 Release button for dust compartment 21 Accessory holder for 3 accessories cover 10 Suction power regulator 22 Suction hose 11 Floor attachment Not shown Suction hose holder (on underside of appliance) 12 Carrying handle 8

9 Figure D-4: External Component Layout (with Electro Accessories) 1 Handle 12 Socket for electro accessories 2 On/off switch for electrobrush 13 Bag 3 Lock release button 14 Motor protection filter 4 Electro-telescopic wand 15 Exhaust filter (model-dependent) 5 Elbow 16 On/off footswitch 6 Plug for electro accessories 17 Park System 7 Electro telescopic wand release button 18 Power cord 8 Release button for dust compartment cover 19 Footswitch for automatic cord rewind 9 Suction power regulator 20 Bag change indicator 10 Electrobrush 21 Accessory holder for 3 accessories 11 Carrying handle 22 Suction hose SES 116 9

10 010 Casing Bottom, Motor 10

11 2 Function 2.1 Casters The appliance has three casters that can rotate through 360. The caster rollers are mounted on steel axles. The roller contact surfaces are covered with a soft plastic coating. 4 Service 4.1 Caster Removal 1. Lever out the support roller and axle with a flathead screwdriver. See Figure Figure 010-1: Support Roller and Axle 2. Lever out the caster; see Figure

12 Figure 010-2: Caster Removal 4.2 Motor Removal 1. Remove the casing top. See Section Remove the cap. See Section Release the electronic retainer, Figure 010-3, Item 1, and tilt it upwards, Figure 010-3, Item 2. Figure 010-3: Electronic Retainer 4. Remove the cover frame; see Section Lift the motor (Figure 010-4, Item 1) up and out of the appliance. 6. Disconnect the connection to the cord reel. 12

13 Figure 010-4: Motor Note: When re-installing, the rubber seal must first be installed in the cover frame. 4.3 Cord Reel Removal 1. Remove the casing top. See Section Remove the cap. See Section Release the electronic retainer, Figure 010-3, Item 1, and tilt it upwards, Figure 010-3, Item Remove the cover frame; see Section Disconnect the cord reel (Figure 010-5, Item 1) from the motor (Figure 010-5, Item 2). Figure 010-5: Cord Reel and Motor 6. Free the cord reel assembly from its retainers (Figure 010-5, Item 3, and Figure 010-6, Item 1). 13

14 Figure 010-6: Cord Reel Retainer on Side 7. Disconnect the cord reel from the electronic. 8. Release all wires from their guides. 9. Remove the electronic retainer. 4.4 Cord Removal Note: Use only a genuine Miele cord for the correct vacuum model number. Note: Never replace the cord end. 1. Remove the cord reel. See Section Unwind the cord completely. See Figure Figure 010-7: Cord Reel, Unwound 14

15 3. Clamp the cord reel to the body of the cord reel assembly to immobilize it. See Figure Failure to clamp the cord reel can allow it to rotate, changing the spring tension and affecting operation. The reel can also separate from the body, releasing the tension spring. Always clamp the reel to the body before performing any cord repair. Figure 010-8: Cord Reel Clamped to Reel Assembly Body 4. Once the clamp is in place, remove the 2 T10 screws from the cord reel. See Figure Figure 010-9: Screws Securing Cord Reel 5. Release the tabs holding the two halves of the cord reel together. See Figure The top of the reel will lift straight up. 15

16 Figure : Cord Reel Tabs 6. Remove the cord from the cord reel. 7. Install the new cord. 8. Reassemble the reel halves. Do not remove the clamp until the cord reel halves are fully assembled. 9. When the reel has been reassembled, remove the clamp and retract the cord slowly, leaving a 6 tail. Once the cord reel is installed in the vacuum it is important to do an operational check and ensure that the cord extends and retracts correctly. 16

17 020 Casing Top 17

18 2 Function 2.1 Bags A clean bag is essential to the maximum efficiency of the vacuum. A clogged bag can cause restricted airflow resulting in poor suction or, in extreme cases, an overheat condition can occur resulting in the vacuum shutting off. Changing the bag is relatively easy; the most important thing to remember is to use the correct bag. A list of bags and the models in which they are used can be found in the product line information in the operating manual. 2.2 Bag Change Indicator Figure 020-1: Bag Change Indicator To test the bag change indicator: 1. Connect the floor attachment to the suction hose. 2. Switch on the vacuum cleaner. 3. Set the selector to full power. 4. Lift the floor attachment from the floor. If the window in the bag change indicator is completely red, then the bag must be changed. See Section for instructions. The display function is set for mixed dust (dust, hairs, threads, carpet fluff, sand, etc.). If large quantities of fine dust (e.g., from drilling holes in masonry, fine sand, etc.) are vacuumed, the bag pores are quickly blocked. The bag change indicator then indicates full even though it is not actually full. However, the bag should still be replaced. If large quantities of hair, carpet fluff, etc., are vacuumed, the indicator might not react until the bag is stuffed full. 18

19 2.2 Filters Miele canister vacuums use several types of filters (Super Air Clean, Active Air Clean, Active HEPA) to provide a clean, healthy environment. See Figure Vacuum model will dictate filter(s) type. See Table C-1. a Super Air Clean b Active Air Clean c Active HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) Figure 020-2: Filter Types Note: Changing from one type of filter to another type is permitted. (e.g., Active Air Clean to Active HEPA). See Section for instructions. 4 Service 4.1 Bag Holder Removal 1. Open the casing top wide. 2. Remove the bag (Figure 020-3, Item 1). 3. Press the holder (Figure 020-3, Item 2) downwards on one side. 4. Remove the holder from its guide. Figure 020-3: Bag and Holder 4.2 Bag Change Indicator Removal 1. Open the casing top. 2. Lever the bag change indicator from its guide using a small flathead screwdriver; see Figure

20 Figure 020-4: Bag Change Indicator Removal 4.3 Casing Top Removal 1. Open the casing top wide. 2. Lever out the hinge arms, Figure Figure 020-5: Casing Top Removal 20

21 4.4 Motor Protection Filter Frame Removal 1. Open the casing top wide. 2. Remove the bag. 3. Release the frame retaining tabs with a suitable tool; see Figure 020-6, Item Remove the frame. Note: If it is too difficult to release the tabs from the top, open the frame, insert the flathead screwdriver behind it and pry it out. Figure 020-6: Filter Frame Retaining Tabs Note: When re-installing, insert the top of the frame first. 4.5 Cover Frame Removal 1. Remove the casing top. See Section Remove the exhaust filter. 3. Remove the cap. See Section Release the electronic retainer, Figure 010-3, Item 1, and tilt it upwards, Figure 010-3, Item Remove the bag holder; see Section Remove the six cover frame retaining screws (T20); see Figure 020-7, Item 1. 21

22 Figure 020-7: Cover Frame Screws 7. Hold the base firmly with one hand by pressing down at Figure 020-8, Item 2. Grasp inside the cover frame at Figure 020-8, Item 3, and pull straight up, about ¼ to ½ inch, until the handle locking tabs disengage (audible click). 8. Release the cord reel retainer, Figure 020-8, Item 1, and then remove the cover frame. Figure 020-8: Cover Frame Removal Note: When re-installing, install the front and rear screws first, then the side screws. 22

23 4.6 Air Inlet Regulator Removal 1. Remove the casing top. See Section Remove the cap. See Section Remove the cover frame. See Section Turn the cover frame over. 5. Remove the air inlet regulator; see Figure 020-9, Item 1. Figure 020-9: Air Inlet Regulator 4.7 Changing the Bag 1. Open the lid. 2. Pull the bag out by the grip next to the self-closing flap on the collar (Figure , Item 1). 3. Discard the full bag in a suitable container (trash can). 4. Remove the NEW bag from the box. DO NOT UNFOLD IT. 5. Slide the new bag into the holder as far as it will go (Figure , Item 2). 6. Close the lid, making sure that it clicks into place. Note: The lid will not close without a bag in place, or if the bag is inserted incorrectly. Do not force it. 23

24 Figure : Changing the Bag 4.8 Replacing the Super Air Clean Filter 1. Open the dust compartment lid. 2. Unclip the filter grill and raise it up. 3. Carefully grasp the used filter at a clean, UNSOILED section (see arrow) and remove (Figure , Item 1). 4. Replace with a new filter. It can be inserted either side up. 5. Close the filter grill and and snap it back into place. 6. Close the dust compartment lid. Figure : Replacing the Super Air Clean Filter 4.9 Replacing the Active Air Clean or Active HEPA Filter 1. Open the dust compartment lid. 2. Lift out the old exhaust filter (Figure , Item 1). 3. Replace it with the new filter (Figure , Item 2). 4. Close the dust compartment lid. 24

25 Figure : Replacing the Active Air Clean or Active HEPA Filter 4.10 Replacing One Type of Filter with Another If you wish to replace the SUPER AIR CLEAN FILTER with the ACTIVE AIR CLEAN FILTER or the ACTIVE HEPA FILTER, you MUST REMOVE the grill BEFORE inserting the new type of filter. If you wish to replace the ACTIVE AIR CLEAN FILTER or the ACTIVE HEPA FILTER with the SUPER CLEAN FILTER then you MUST ALSO INSERT the grill. The ACTIVE AIR CLEAN FILTER can be used instead of the ACTIVE HEPA FILTER, or vice versa, without any changes Changing the Dust Compartment (Motor Protection) Filter Replace the dust compartment filter every time a new box of bags is started. 1. Open the dust compartment lid. 2. Unclip the filter frame, remove the old filter (Figure , Item 1) and replace it with a new one (Figure , Item 2). 3. Close the filter frame. 4. Close the dust compartment lid. Figure : Changing the Dust Compartment Filter 25

26 030 Controls, Electronic 26

27 2 Function 2.1 Suction Power Figure 030-1: Rotary Selector Switch The suction power is set via the rotary selector switch as appropriate for the surface to be vacuumed: : Curtains and textiles : Upholstery, cushions : High-quality carpets, rugs and runners : Energy saving, everyday vacuuming with reduced noise level : Lightly soiled carpets and soft floors : Hard floors, heavily soiled carpets and soft floors For more information, see the general DTD. 3 Fault Repair 3.1 Vacuum Cleaner Cannot Be Switched On Cause: On/off switch faulty. Remedy: 1. Remove the electronic; see Section Check the switch contacts for continuity. 3. If continuity does not exist, replace the on/off switch. See On/Off Switch Replacement, Section Cause: 1. Faulty cord reel. 2. Faulty cord. Remedy: 1. Remove the cord reel; see Section Check for voltage on the back of the cord reel (between terminals L and 27

28 N). Voltage reading should be 120VAC +/- 10 volts. 3. If cord reel voltage is faulty (or nonexistent), then the cord reel is defective. Replace it with a new one, following the instructions in Section If cord reel voltage is correct, then check voltage at the cord. Measure between the black and white wires on the front of the cord reel (visible through the window ). Voltage reading should be 120VAC +/- 10 volts. 5. If cord voltage is faulty (or nonexistent), then the cord is defective. Replace it with a new one, following the instructions in Section Vacuum Cleaner Shuts Itself Off or Overheating Indicator LED Lights Up Cause: The motor has overheated and the thermostat has tripped. Remedy: 1. Switch off the appliance. 2. Disconnect the power cord. 3. Identify the cause of overheating and rectify it. Note: Possible fault causes: Bag is full or fine dust has made it non-porous. Motor protection or exhaust filter severely soiled. Suction hose blocked. Possible remedies: Change bag. Change motor protection or exhaust filter. Clear any obstructions in the suction hose. After the problem has been rectified, the vacuum cleaner must be allowed to cool for approximately 30 minutes. It can then be used again. 4 Service 4.1 Cap Removal 1. Remove the casing top; see Section Remove the exhaust filter. 3. Turn the rotary switch counterclockwise as far as possible. 4. Remove the two retaining screws (T20); see Figure 030-2, Item 1. 28

29 Figure 030-2: Cap Screws 5. Press a suitable tool into the recess under the left and right footswitches next to the Park System (Figure 030-3, Item 1). Pull up at Figure 030-3, Item 2, to release the retaining tabs (Figure 030-4, Item 1). 6. Remove the cap upwards. Figure 030-3: Notches 29

30 Figure 030-4: Tabs 4.2 Electronic Removal 1. Remove the casing top. See Section Remove the cap. See Section Release the electronic retainer, Figure 010-3, Item 1, and tilt it upwards, Figure 010-3, Item Remove the cover frame; see Section Remove the cord reel. See Section Disconnect all connections from the electronic. 7. Remove the electronic from its retainer. 4.3 On/Off Switch Removal 1. Remove the casing top. See Section Remove the cap. See Section Release the electronic retainer, Figure 010-3, Item 1, and tilt it upwards, Figure 010-3, Item Remove the on/off switch from its holder using a suitable tool. 5. Disconnect the plug connections. 30

31 040 Suction Hose, Accessories 31

32 2 Function 2.1 Accessories 1 Dusting brush 2 Upholstery brush 3 Crevice nozzle 4 Accessory holder Figure 040-1: Accessories The accessory holder can either be clipped in position on the connection stub or the handle connection sleeve. For more information, see the operating instructions or the general DTD. 3 Fault Repair 3.1 Suction Power Too Low Cause: Floor attachment or suction hose blocked. Remedy: Clean the floor attachment or suction hose. Cause: Bag full. Remedy: Change the bag. Note: If the window in the bag change indicator is completely red, then the bag must be changed. Cause: Motor protection filter clogged. Remedy: Replace the motor protection filter. 32

33 Note: The motor protection filter should always be changed when a new pack of Miele vacuum bags is opened. A motor protection filter is supplied with every pack of Miele vacuum bags. Cause: Exhaust filter clogged. Remedy: Replace the exhaust filter. Note: 1. Super Air Clean This exhaust filter should always be changed when a new pack of Miele vacuum bags is opened. A Super Air Clean exhaust filter is supplied with every pack of Miele vacuum bags. 2. Active Air Clean - Active HEPA This exhaust filter must be changed after approximately 1 year. The date can be written on the filter. 4 Service 4.1 Telescopic Suction Hose Locking Piece Replacement 1. Release the old locking piece with a small flathead screwdriver. 2. Remove the cap (Figure 040-2, Item A). The pushbutton and spring underneath will be released as well. 3. The insert (Figure 040-2, Item B) will also come out when the locking piece is removed. Figure 040-2: Telescopic Locking Piece Note: When re-installing, carry out the following in the given order: 1. Install the pushbutton, Figure 040-2, Item A. 2. Press and hold the pushbutton while sliding the insert (Figure 040-2, Item B) into the suction hose. The insert can be replaced separately, if needed. 33

34 4.2 Pushbutton Replacement (for Telescopic Hoses) 1. Pry off the old pushbutton with a small flathead screwdriver. 2. Place the bar, Figure 040-3, Item D, in its holder. 3. Place the spring, Figure 040-3, Item A, in its holder. 4. Place the pushbutton, Figure 040-3, Item B, on the bar. 5. Push the housing, Figure 040-3, Item C, into position. 6. Check for correct function. S2 Canister Vacuums Figure 040-3: Pushbutton Replacement 34