Electrolux ZUA3840 Vacuum Repair

The Electrolux ZUA3840 is a vacuum with a hose produced by Electrolux, a Swedish home appliance manufacturer. Electrolux is consistently ranked as the world’s second top-selling appliance maker after Whirlpool. Electrolux primarily sells major appliances and vacuum cleaners designed for consumer use, though the company also makes appliances for professional use.

The Electrolux ZUA3840 features five levels of electronic suction power that allows the user to control the suction. The power regulator is located on the vacuum’s handle. The vacuum can hold up to 1.20 liters of dust and includes a secondary filter. The Electrolux ZUA3840 model features a telescopic suction tube and storage space on the vacuum for attachments.

Most Electrolux vacuum cleaners include the name “Electrolux” printed in capital letters on the vacuum’s canister. Because many Electrolux vacuums were sold under various names and brands, depending on the region, Electrolux vacuums may include additional branding.

The Electrolux ZUA3840 vacuum can be identified by its transparent yellow/gold colored top panel, which allows the user to see inside of the vacuum’s main compartment. The vacuum includes a hose and can be used with various attachments depending on what surface is being vacuumed. The Electrolux ZUA3840 model includes a brush for flooring and carpet, a crevice attachment, and an upholstery attachment.

Type of vacuum cleaner: Normal

Suction Tube: Telescopic

Manufacturer: Electrolux

Secondary Filter: Yes

Type of dust collector: Cyclone

Dust bag volume (l): 1.20

Type of cleaning: Dry

Turbo nozzle included: No

Set of brushes: brush floor + carpet, crevice, upholstery

Additional functions: avtosmatyvanie cord, vertical parking, storage space for attachments, footswitch on the body

Noise level (dB): 80

Location of the power regulator: on the handle

Connect electro: No

Electrobrushes complete: No

• Electrolux ZUA3840 Vacuum User Manual
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• Wikipedia: Electrolux