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Cleaning the Filters:
Rinsable Filters
1. Remove dirt cup by pressing the dirt cup release button.
2. Access the rinsable filters under the dirt cup.
3. To remove, pull up on the tab provided.
4. Rinse under running water until all dirt is out of the filters.
5. Let your filters dry for 24 hours before replacing into vacuum.
Tip
-
Replace filters when heavily discolored. Make sure filters
are flush to the bottom of the filter housing.
HEPA Filters
Hoover
®
REACT
™
products have 2 HEPA filters. Refer to
Getting to Know Your Hoover
®
REACT
™
for location.
1. Locate HEPA filters on each side of the vacuum below the
dirt cup.
2. Unscrew the vent cover located on the bottom of the
canister to access filters.
3 . Remove filters and tap on side of trash can to release
excess dirt.
Tip
-
DO NOT RINSE HEPA FILTERS.
Replace filters when
heavily discolored. Do not use your vacuum without all
of the filters in place.
Cleaning and Maintaining the Brush Roll:
1. To access the brush roll, unscrew the nozzle guard from
the nozzle.
2. Remove brush roll by pulling it up and out from the vacuum belt.
3. Remove any hair or blockages.
4. Replace brush roll and nozzle guard.
Tip
-
Rotate brush roll manually to ensure the belt is properly installed. Vacuum
is equipped with an automatic brush roll shutoff in the event of overload
or jam. Check for obstructions in the brush roll area and remove any
obstructions. When obstructions are cleared, resume cleaning as normal.
LUBRICATION:
The motor and brush roll are equipped with bearings which contain
sufficient lubrication for their lifetime. The addition of lubrication could cause damage.
Do not add lubricant to motor or brush roll.
Maintenance
WARNING
To reduce the risk of personal injury, unplug before cleaning or servicing.
!
!
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of injury from moving parts,
unplug before cleaning or servicing.
!
!
Remove Filter
Clean Brush Roll
Dirt Cup Release
