OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Charging Your Vacuum Cleaner
1. Place the charging base near an
electrical power outlet (120 V., 60 Hz.)
and plug in.
2. Place the unit in the charging base.
The charging indicator light will shine
red to indicate that the vacuum
cleaner is properly positioned in the
charging base and that the unit is
being charged. (See Fig. 1)
NOTE: Ensure that the On/Off
switch is in the "Off" position
before charging.
3. Always return the unit to the charging
base immediately after use so that it
will be ready and fully charged for it's
next use.
Before Use
1. This cordless vacuum is powered by
rechargeable nickle-cadmium
batteries. Before using the vacuum,
charge the vacuum cleaner for a
minimum of 20 hours.
NOTE: Ensure that the On/Off
switch is in the “Off” position
before charging.
2. The normal full charging time for this
vacuum is 20 hours. The vacuum
cleaner will run for maximum
operational time only if it has been fully
charged. To fully charge the unit, run
the vacuum cleaner until it stops, then
fully recharge the battery.
Assembly
Note: Dust cup filter must always be
used when operating the hand
vacuum.
1. To open the dust cup compartment,
push the dust cup release button
and remove the dust cup
container. (Fig. 2)
2. Verify that the dust cup filter is
inside, then re-attach the dust cup
container to the hand vacuum.
(Fig. 3)
3
NOTE:
Peak performance may only
be realized after the unit has been
charged and discharged two (2) or
three (3) times.
IMPORTANT:
To maintain peak
performance of your cordless hand
vacuum, it is recommended that the
unit be fully discharged, then
completely re-charged at least once a
month.
3. Store the vacuum cleaner on the
charging base when not in use so that
it is always charged and ready to
use.
3. To attach the crevice tool or the
dusting brush to the hand vacuum,
push the attachment into the
suction hole in the front of the dust
container. (Fig. 4 & 5)
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 5
Fig. 4
Dust Cup
Release Button
Open Dust Cup
Close Dust Cup
Fig. 1
Charging Jack
Receptacle
Charging Jack
Using Your Cordless Vacuum
1. Remove the vacuum cleaner from
the charging base
2. To start the unit, push the "On/Off"
switch to the "On" position.
3. To stop the vauum cleaner, press
the "On/Off" switch to the "Off"
position.
4. A crevice tool is provided for
cleaning narrow, hard to reach
places. A dusting brush is provided
for cleaning upholstery, furniture,
etc.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Changing & Cleaning the Dust Cup
Filter
To achieve the best performance,
empty the dust cup container and
clean the dust cup filter after each use.
1. To remove the dust cup container,
press down on the dust cup release
button and pull off the dust cup
container.
2. Empty the dust from the dust cup
container. (Fig. 6)
3. Pull off the dust cup filter. (Fig. 7)
4. Rinse the dust cup filter in cold water,
and then wait until it air dries
completely before replacing it back into
the dust cup container. Do
not
use a
washing machine to clean the dust cup
filter. Do not use a hair dryer to dry it.
Air dry only.
5. Replace the dust cup filter carefully
over the filter frame in the dust cup
compartment.
NEVER
operate
vacuum cleaner without dust cup filter
in place.
6. Attach the dust cup container to the
cordless vacuum.
CAUTION:
The suction hole must be
open and free of any obstructions at all
times. Otherwise, the motor will
overheat and could become damaged.
NOTE:
It is recommended that the dust
cup filter be replaced every three (3)
months to ensure peak performance of
the unit.
4
CAUTION
:
NEVER
use the unit
without the battery compartment cover
in place.
WARNING
:
NEVER
use ordinary
batteries for replacement, as these may
leak and damage your vacuum cleaner.
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Wall Mounting Bracket
1. Make sure that the intended wall area
for the wall mounting bracket to be
drilled is free from any hidden
electrical wires, water pipes and gas
lines.
2. Select an appropriate place close to a
wall power outlet (120V., 60 Hz).
3. Do not mount near direct sunlight,
near a heat source or outdoors.
4. Select an appropriate drill type for the
material to be drilled.
5. Carefully measure and mark the
location of all bracket holes. (Fig. 8)
Suggestion: Use a piece of paper of
the same size as bracket to measure
and mark hole locations on wall, and
then drill holes and screw the wall
mounting bracket onto the wall.
Slots for
mounting
Fig. 8
