Dirt Devil
®
Built - In Central Vacuum Systems
General Information
Do Not Store Objects on top of the
power unit. This will block the motor
cooling ventilation. Restricting the
cooling airflow may shorten the
motor life.
The central vacuum is designed to
vacuum ordinary household dirt and
dust. The system is designed for dry
pickup. A Wetvac accessory is
needed if the system will be used
for liquid pickup.
The central vacuum system is a
network of inlet valves, 2” PVC
tubing, and low voltage wiring
installed in the walls of your home.
To operate the system, simply plug
the hose into an inlet valve, attach
the cleaning tool to the curved hose
end and begin vacuuming. The dirt
is transported through the in-wall
tube system back to the dirt canister
(located on the power unit).
Caution:
Do not allow the motor to
remain turned on, unless a hose is
connected or an inlet valve is open. If air
is not permitted to pass through the fan
blades, damage may occur to the motor.
Operating Instructions
Using the Central Vacuum System is
easy. Simply raise the inlet valve
lid, insert the hose end and attach
the desired cleaning tool to the
hose wand. The Power Unit is
activated when the hose is inserted
into the valve.
Emptying the Dirt
Canister & Replacing
The Filter Cartridge
The dirt canister – where the vacu-
umed dirt is deposited – is the
removable lower portion of the
power unit. The canister needs to
be removed and emptied when it is
1/2 - 2/3 full. The filter cartridge
should be replaced once a year.
When the dirt canister is removed
the Cyclonic Cone will be visible.
The cone is designed to stay at-
tached to the body of the power
unit when the dirt canister is re-
moved. The cone is removable to
allow access to the replaceable
pleated filter. To replace the cone,
follow the steps listed under replac-
ing the filter.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
