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Electrolux Rapido ZB4128 (18V Plus)
mj5Greater Melbourne (Metropolitan), VIC
- 12 reviews
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Electrolux hand held vacuum cleaner
hand held vacuum cleaner was a gift but it has become a necessity in our home, it does not take long to charge and is quiet it sucks up nearly everything on all different floor types, ours can become an upright and has a few attachments and as long as you clean the container and dust the filter you will always be happy with your hand held Vacuum Cleaner, and Electrolux are a quality Brand for kinds of appliances. I wouldn't be without mine and I thank God for this gift. Once you have tried it you will not be without it, it is so easy to use instead of a large Vac for a small to Med job.
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ak47wongAU
- 9 reviews
Very good handheld vac
I bought this to replace a very poor Breville vac and have found it to be an good product overall, its main selling point being an 18V Li-ion battery providing strong suction. I didn't have any problems picking up dirt, grass and small stones from my car interior.
Battery running time is reasonable and I got just over 15 minutes use of it on maximum power. There seem to be two power levels, controlled with a slightly confusing rocker switch. When the power is off, pressing either "+" or "-" on the switch turns the vacuum on high power. When ...Read more
the vacuum is running, pressing "+" toggles between high and low power. Pressing "-" turns the power off. It's not a very intuitive arrangement, but at least you don't have to hold down a "Max" or "Boost" button as on some other vacuums. The Electrolux site claims a 35 minute running time, but that must be on the low power setting, which frankly isn't very useful; better to think of it as having a 15 minute running time. A three-bar battery indicator shows the remaining charge and also lights up during recharging. The charging stand holds the vacuum vertically, either free-standing or wall-mounted. There are two small wheels at the front that supposedly make the vacuum easier to handle, but they're really more of a hindrance if you need to move the vacuum from side to side, say while cleaning the car. Moreover, they introduce a gap between the outlet and the surface you're vacuuming, which reduces suction. The instructions include steps on removing the wheels for cleaning, so I suppose one could just leave them off if they become a nuisance. Two attachments are supplied: a crevice tool and a small brush. They clip into the charging stand, but unfortunately not into the handle of the vacuum itself, unlike on one of the lower-powered models (the 12V one, I think), which would be handier. The tools leave something to be desired though: the crevice tool is not very long and would be more useful if it were a few inches longer. The brush is *extremely* hard to remove once inserted; this is a very bad design. A flap on the front opens to reveal a hole that you can use to suck out the dust from this handheld using the hose of a mains-powered vacuum. This is a great idea in theory, but I find that if you use this vacuum to pick up hair, the hole will soon become too clogged to be used in this manner. The normal way to empty the vacuum is to press the release button and separate the dust container from the motor. I suspect that over time, this will be a weak point of the vacuum; I saw demo units in two shops where the two halves no longer clipped together securely. This seems like another design flaw.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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I need a new filter for my cleaner - this model - what is the filter type?
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mj5
My Electrolux Hand held Vac Cleaner has become a can't do without Appliance and will for anyone that has or gets one.