Cleaning the blockage in the nozzle air inlet pipe
Press release button F to
remove the upper case.
Remove the blockage in
the nozzle air inlet pipe.
Reattach the vacuum
cleaner.
If the nozzle head still appears to be blocked, please clear the blockage in the nozzle air inlet pipe.
Release Button F
Screw
Nozzle air
inlet pipe
CLEARING BLOCKAGES IN THE SUCTION HOSE
AND CLEANING THE AGITATOR ASSEMBLY
Caution:
Be sure to turn the ON/OFF switch to the "OFF" position and disconnect
the power cord from the wall outlet before clearing any blockages in the
suction hose and cleaning the agitator assembly.
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Clearing blockages in the suction hose
1
Set the vacuum cleaner to the upright position.
2
Remove the hose cuff from the suction inlet and
then remove any blockages from the hose.
3
Pull the dust inspection cover away from body and
push out the dust clogging the bypass tube assembly.
Cleaning the agitator assembly
When threads get caught in the agitator assembly, clean the assembly.
Remove the bottom plate (refer to page 14).
Remove threads caught in the assembly by cutting them
with scissors.
Scissors
Threads
Clearing blockages in the nozzle head
Remove the bottom plate (refer to page 14)
Remove any blockages from the nozzle head.
Reattach the bottom plate to the nozzle head,and
then operate the vacuum cleaner to check that the
blockage has been properly cleared. If the nozzle
head is still blocked, the suction force will be weak.
Nozzle Head
4
Reattach the hose cuff to the suction inlet,and the
dust inspection cover to the bypass tube assembly.
Now switch on
the
vacuum
cleaner
to
check that
the blockage has been properly cleared. If the hose
is still blocked, the suction force will be weak.
Hose Cuff
Suction Inlet
Dust Inspection
Cover
Bypass Tube
Assembly
Nozzle air
inlet pipe
Caution:
Make sure that
the Release Button F is
at the original position.
Caution:
Remove screw before
pressing release button F.