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User Manual for ETA Dasty 2-in-1/3-in-1 Stick Vacuum Cleaner

Quick guide and user manual for the ETA Dasty 2-in-1/3-in-1 stick vacuum cleaner. Includes assembly, charging, cleaning, and maintenance instructions.

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Quick answers from the manual

Quick answer

  • The ETA Dasty is a 2-in-1/3-in-1 stick vacuum. Charge it in the base G for 8 hours initially, then 6 hours for subsequent charges. It features a removable handheld unit and a mop attachment. p. 10, 27

Key actions

  • Charging p. 10, 27
  • Cleaning the HEPA filter p. 13, 30

First start

  • Charge for at least 8 hours before first use. p. 10, 27
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Problems and fixes

Rotary brush blocked

Turn off, remove obstruction, restart.

p. 11, 28

Maintenance and reset

  • Empty dust container and clean HEPA filter after each use. p. 13, 30

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Meaning Pages
Battery 21.6 V / 14.4 V Li-Ion Power source p. 14, 31

Where to find it in the PDF

  • Equipment p. 10, 27
  • Cleaning p. 13, 30
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Quick guide from the manual

The ETA Dasty is a versatile 2-in-1/3-in-1 stick vacuum cleaner. Before first use, ensure the battery is charged for at least 8 hours. The vacuum features a removable handheld unit and a mop attachment for hard floors. Always turn off the vacuum before charging or performing maintenance.

Equipment and accessories

Parts identification diagram
Parts identification diagram
  • A: Vacuum cleaner (ON/OFF button, signal lights, handle)
  • B: Dust container (HEPA filter, separator)
  • C: Accessories (crevice nozzle, brush)
  • D: Extension adapter (foldable handle, suction control)
  • E: Floor nozzle with rotary brush (LED lights)
  • F: Mop attachment (universal mop pad)
  • G: Charging stand

Preparation and assembly

Follow the diagrams in the manual to assemble the vacuum. Choose the appropriate configuration (handheld or stick) based on your cleaning needs. To charge, place the vacuum in the extension adapter and then into the charging stand G. Connect the adapter to the charging port G4 and plug it into the mains.

Operation

The vacuum always starts on high suction power. To adjust suction power, the vacuum must be placed in the extension adapter D. To use the mop attachment, fill it with water (max 150 ml), attach the mop pad F1, and fit it to the floor nozzle E. Mop with smooth movements.

Cleaning and maintenance

Brush removal
Brush removal
Battery removal
Battery removal
  • Dust container: Empty and clean after each use.
  • HEPA filter: Shake out or blow out gently. If very dirty, rinse under lukewarm water and let dry completely. Do not wash more than 3 times. Replace twice a year.
  • Rotary brush: Remove hair and debris regularly. The brush can be removed for easier cleaning.
  • Surface: Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use aggressive detergents.

Safety warnings

  • Do not vacuum construction dust (cement, plaster, fine sand).
  • Do not vacuum sharp objects, hot ashes, or flammable liquids.
  • Do not immerse the motor unit or battery in water.
  • Keep away from heat sources and flammable objects.

Practical help

Common problems

Vacuum not charging

Ensure it is correctly placed in the charging base G and the adapter is connected to the mains.

Rotary brush stopped

Turn off the vacuum, remove the obstruction from the brush, and restart.

Weak suction

Empty the dust container and clean the HEPA filter.

Before use

  • Charge the battery for at least 8 hours before first use.
  • Remove all packaging and adhesive foils.
  • Ensure the HEPA filter is correctly installed.
  • Check that the charging base is securely mounted.
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Specs in practice

Charging time
Approx. 6 hours (after initial 8h charge)

Images and diagrams

  • Fig 1: Parts identification
  • Fig 2-3: Assembly and storage
  • Fig 4: Brush cleaning
  • Fig 6: Battery removal

Model compatibility

  • Use only original ETA filters.
  • Not for commercial use.
  • Do not vacuum construction dust (cement, plaster).

Manual page author

Emily Carter

User documentation editor

Prepares concise manual descriptions and highlights the most useful setup, operation, and maintenance information for readers.