No specific maintenance interval is given, but the manufacturer recommends doing this regularly to prevent debris buildup. Dust Sensor: You can clean the dust sensor by removing any attachments fitted to the vacuum and then wiping the suction inlet down with a damp cloth.Make sure not to splash this attachment with water to avoid damaging any of its internals. No specific maintenance interval is given, but you can use the included cleaning tool to clear any stuck-on debris whenever you notice a buildup of debris or tangled hair. Mini Power Brush: You can remove the turbo brush's brushroll by unlocking the brushroll cover using a coin.No specific maintenance interval is given, but you can use the included cleaning tool to clear any stuck-on debris as needed. Its flat surface allows you to slide off any tangled hair with ease. Soft brushroll: You can access the soft brushroll in much the same way by removing the cover on the side of the floorhead using a coin.No specific maintenance interval is given, but you should clean it with the included tool whenever you notice a buildup of debris. Its grooved surface makes it easy to remove hair. Multi-surface brushroll: You can pull out the floorhead's brushroll by unlocking its brushroll cover using a coin.You should wash it under running water every three months. You can access it by pulling off the top cover and pulling it from its housing. HEPA Filter: The HEPA filter is found in a compartment above the vacuum handle.The manufacturer advises washing the pre-filter under water and drying it thoroughly before using the dedicated cleaning attachment, which makes using it somewhat redundant.
This capability isn't all that useful in the real world, as using the vacuum to clean the pre-filter can dirty the backup filter. Put the pre-filter into the cleaning tool, insert the backup pre-filter into the vacuum, and run it on 'MAX' suction. You should clean it after every use with the included pre-filter cleaning attachment, which lets you use the vacuum itself to clean the filter. Pre-Filter: The pre-filter is inside a central housing in the middle of the dustbin, and you can remove it by pulling on the small release tab.You should clean it after every use with a damp cloth. You can remove it by opening the dustbin door and then twisting it counterclockwise within its housing. Mesh Filter: The mesh filter is located inside the dustbin.If the sensor does come in contact with water, the manufacturer advises drying it out with a hair dryer. Make sure not to wash the dustbin under running water, as there's a dirt sensor on the inside. It can be wiped out with a damp cloth whenever necessary, but it can be a little tricky to fit your fingers around the center-mounted filter housing. You can also completely detach it from the main body by pressing the switch under the trigger. Dust and debris can also get caught on the gasket around the dustbin door, so make sure not to dirty your clothes when opening it up. Dirt Compartment: You can empty the dirt compartment by pressing the release latch at the front of the bin to open its bottom cover and unload its contents over a trash bin.The Tineco PURE ONE S11 has quite a few parts that need periodic cleaning, but thankfully they're all very easy to access.
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