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How to assemble
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Attach handle grip
Using a screwdriver, loosen
and remove screw (A) and hex-
head nut (B) from the handle grip
(C).
One of the holes on the handle is
closer to the end.
Insert this end
into the hand grip. Align holes in
grip with holes in handle.
Insert (B) into hexhead shaped
opening in (C).
Screw (A) into (C) and tighten with
screwdriver.
A
B
C
Attach handle
Using a screwdriver, loosen
and remove screw (A) and hex-
head nut (B) from the top cleaner.
With cord hook on handle grip
toward back of cleaner, push handle
into cleaner and align holes.
Screw (A) into (C) and tighten with
screwdriver.
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A
B
C
Mounting wall bracket
(cordless model only)
The wall bracket is designed
for both storing and recharg-
ing the cleaner.
Choose a convenient place where
the bracket can be mounted in a
vertical position and within 6 feet of
an electrical outlet.
Do not use an
outlet which is controlled with a
wall switch for charging your
cleaner.
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If bracket will be mounted
closer to an outlet, wrap
excess cord around top and bottom
extensions on front of bracket.
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Hold bracket against wall in
desired location and mark cen-
ter of each hole. Drill a 1/8” diame-
ter starter hole in center of each
mark.
If wall bracket is being mounted
onto dry wall, plaster, or thin pan-
eling backed by dry wall or plas-
ter*
, enlarge starter holes to 13/64”
diameter. Push plastic anchors fully
into holes. Place bracket on wall
over anchors. Begin driving screws
into anchors. Tighten screws
securely.
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*Do not attempt to mount wall
bracket onto thin paneling
without
a dry wall or plaster backing.
If wall bracket is being mounted
onto a wall stud, solid wood or
thick paneling
, drill
only
the starter
holes. Place bracket onto the wall
and drive screws into holes without
plastic anchors.
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