Electrolux Pure F9 Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner

No. As of the latest check, no UK or EU retailer has an active listing for this model. It appears to be discontinued, and the price shown here is a historical figure, not a current offer. Its last recorded UK price reflects a past listing rather than something you can currently pay. Worth noting too that Electrolux issued an official recall on certain serial numbers of this exact model over a fire risk, so even a second-hand unit found outside a retailer should be checked against that recall before use. For a currently sold alternative, other Electrolux cordless stick vacuums remain active on the market.

That last recorded UK price reflects a past listing rather than a price you can currently pay. At that price, buyers were getting a 36V cordless stick vacuum with a 0.7L bagless bin, a 5-layer filtration system including a washable HEPA filter, and up to 60 minutes of runtime depending on power mode. Since the model is now discontinued with no active UK or EU retailer listings, and certain serial numbers were subject to an official fire-risk recall, this historical price is useful only as a reference point rather than a figure to act on today.

Yes. Electrolux issued a recall covering certain serial numbers of the Pure F9 (PF91-6IBM) and the related AEG FX9 over a possible fire risk from component overheating. Check your unit's serial number against Electrolux's official recall documentation before use. This is an official manufacturer safety notice rather than a general product-quality complaint, so it should be treated as a priority check if you already own one, especially given the model's 36V battery and 6-hour charge cycle. Combined with the fact that the Pure F9 is now discontinued with no active UK or EU retailer listings, anyone considering a second-hand unit should verify the recall status before purchasing or continuing to use it.

It uses a 36V, 3.0Ah lithium-ion battery, giving a runtime of 17 to 60 minutes depending on the power mode, with a charge time of around 6 hours. Some earlier Pure F9 units shipped with a smaller 2.5Ah battery, so actual runtime can vary slightly between individual units sold under the same model name. At 4.1kg, the vacuum sits in the standard weight band for cordless sticks, and the 0.7L bagless bin is on the smaller side, meaning more frequent emptying during longer sessions at the lower end of that 17-to-60-minute range on higher power settings.

Yes, it uses a 5-layer filtration system that includes a washable HEPA filter, and it has a 0.7L bagless dust bin. Being washable keeps ongoing filter costs down, which is relevant given the model is now discontinued and replacement parts may be harder to source through official channels. The HEPA-grade filtration would suit households managing dust or allergies, but given the confirmed safety recall on certain serial numbers over a fire risk, and the lack of any active UK or EU retailer, the filtration quality here is largely academic unless you already own a unit that has been checked against Electrolux's recall documentation.