Do you have to move or "unplug" a line in order to open the door to change the bag.Most of them have this in their pictures but I don't see it in this
1480769
No, it is very easy to remove the bag; just remember to disconnect the hose from the vacuum first!
1480770
no, I have no clue what you mean! opening the door is just a push of a button and it's open...then changing the bag is just swapping the old one for the new one. it's simply the most perfect little machine (all miele canisters are) :)
1480771
No, with retractable cord unit totally separate you can change bag if needed. I don't understand why you should even be concerned since the change filter indicator is clearly visible on top of the unit.
2058622
I unrolled the bag and the door closed tightly. Try that and see if it works better.
1168108
Its accessed by opening the bag and unziiping from the inside. Also, no ports.
1286981
There is a zip strip at the top on the front side of the bag. To be honest I cut mine open too and then found the opening.
918947
Pretty easy, sometimes you need to squeeze between your fingers. Just like you do with bags for fruit at the local store. If its a cold winter night I'd suggest checking bag before heading out.
1291741
It took me awhile to figure it out --- you actually need to fold the sides in the opposite direction that they sit in their flat stored position. If you look at the emblem on the bag butler, and read the directions (look at the emblem's location in the pictures) -- then it's easy to figure out.
2176411
There are several zippers down the length of the door side. To access a door you select the two zippers on either side of the door and un zip them.
980676
We had to install a separate switch to buzz them in/out from the counter and not the door. The switch we got was two extremes, flick it open, the door opens and remains open all the time, you need to switch it back in the closed position to secure (engage) the magnetic system in order to close. Unlike some other switches where u press and it opens then when the door is pushed open and closes it automatically shuts. The package does come with a a green button switch which when installed allows customers to exit on their own. The problem...you have to press, hold and open the door which is a bit confusing to some. You would have to purchase a door bell as well. We had to install a separate switch to buzz them in/out from the counter and not the door. The switch we got was two extremes, flick it open, the door opens and remains open all the time, you need to switch it back in the closed position to secure (engage) the magnetic system in order to close. Unlike some other switches where u press and it opens then when the door is pushed open and closes it automatically shuts. The package does come with a a green button switch which when installed allows customers to exit on their own. The problem...you have to press, hold and open the door which is a... » Read More We had to install a separate switch to buzz them in/out from the counter and not the door. The switch we got was two extremes, flick it open, the door opens and remains open all the time, you need to switch it back in the closed position to secure (engage) the magnetic system in order to close. Unlike some other switches where u press and it opens then when the door is pushed open and closes it automatically shuts. The package does come with a a green button switch which when installed allows customers to exit on their own. The problem...you have to press, hold and open the door which is a bit confusing to some. You would have to purchase a door bell as well. « Show Less
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Hi! If you look really close to the front you will see a really small button like hole. The button blends in with the color. You have to use a the tip of a ball point pin to push it in. Hold the button in for a few seconds than release, then push it in again and hold in, then at the same time press the square button, then the door will open. I hope this helps. Have a wonderfully bless day,Georgia
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We did the same thing, but I can't remember for sure. I think my husband knocked it apart with his hand and then redid it. Also you will find it helpful to put something heavy in the bottom of it before you put the bag in. This will help as an aid when you go to remove the bag.
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It's no problem at all. It just slides right out. It will stay at the angle you put it to keep the bag open, but not so stiff that it's immovable. I also use it on the outside of the bag and just loop the bag over the top of the sides as if I was putting it in a 3 sided trash can. It works easily that way too.
617230
With the device upright, pull on the top of the front panel and remove it. Using both hands, pull gently on the bag from behind it. I find that using a twisting motion works best. Dispose of the full bag. Replace with a new bag by gently (again with a twisting motion after separating the new bag folds) pushing from the front of the new bag and holding the cardboard facing around the hole. Be careful not to rupture the receptacle on the new bag.
1449969
It is necessary to open the lid. I have removed mine because my use does not require transport ..
1134364
There's a compartment on the side that you can slide open. I don't remember exactly in that I replaced this item with one that actually worked, so I don't have it to look at anymore. I gave this a poor review.
1747131
No. It is a simple push button. Probably easy to get pushed unless you keep some small bubble wrap in a ziplock bag?
1695622
It's very simple, I love it! You pull off the top that is attached over the bag, lift the bag out, fold it and put it in the trash. To put the new one on is just as easy!
598858
Yes, there is a lever that you flip that changes the direction of the air flow. You do not have to remove the bag when changing from vacuum to blower mode. Hope this helps.