Read the Manual: Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions and warnings provided in the user manual.

Power Source: Ensure the vacuum cleaner is compatible with your car’s power outlet. Do not use a vacuum cleaner designed for household use in your car if it requires a different power source.

Overheating: Do not operate the vacuum cleaner continuously for long periods to avoid overheating. Allow it to cool down if it gets too hot.

Wet Surfaces: Avoid using the vacuum cleaner on wet surfaces or liquids unless it is specifically designed for wet and dry use.

Foreign Objects: Do not vacuum hard or sharp objects that can damage the vacuum cleaner or its filter.

Children and Pets: Keep the vacuum cleaner away from children and pets to prevent accidents.

Maintenance: Regularly clean or replace filters as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure optimal performance and avoid clogs.

Electrical Safety: Avoid pulling the power cord excessively or using the vacuum cleaner if the cord or plug is damaged.

Proper Storage: Store the vacuum cleaner in a dry, cool place. Do not leave it exposed to direct sunlight or in high-temperature environments.

Unplug After Use: Always unplug the vacuum cleaner from the power source when not in use or before performing any maintenance.

Ventilation: Ensure the vacuum cleaner has proper ventilation during use. Do not block the exhaust vents.

Accessories: Use only manufacturer-recommended attachments and accessories to avoid damage or injury.