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EXTENSION CORDS

Replace damaged or worn cords immediately. The table shows the correct size to use, depending
on cord length and nameplate amperage rating of machine. If in doubt, use the next heavier gauge.
An undersized cord will cause a drop in line voltage, resulting in loss of power and over-heating.
NOTE:  the smaller the gauge number, the heavier the cord.

MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

FOR AV-747-A VACUUM CLEANER

Though the AV-747-A  is designed primarily for use on carpet, it performs very well on hard surface
floors. Sand, dust, paper, and so forth are readily vacuumed from these floors. However, it is not
recommended that this machine be used to vacuum metal slugs, metal shavings or similar type
debris from floors, either carpeted or otherwise.

Inspect the AV-747-A carton for shipping damage when received. Report any damage to delivering
freight carrier immediately.

OPERATING

a) Be sure the unit is used only on the voltage shown on nameplate.
b) When starting the AV-747-A, push down slightly and momentarily on the handle. Doing this

insures quick, easy starts, even when long pile carpets are being vacuumed.

c) In general, carpets with short naps - such as indoor/outdoor carpeting - are best vacuumed

with a setting of low, 2, or 3. Higher pile carpets are best cleaned with settings above 2. To
adjust brush height, disengage the cam lever (on right side) from the machine base and
position it in desired position. This handle is made to lock loosely in the positioning holes in
the base.

d) The rate at which an operator pushes the machine depends on the debris load, carpet nap

length, and type of debris. In areas where large amounts of “tracked in” sand are present,
carpets should be vacuumed with a double pass - that is a forward and backward pass made
without turning the machine around at the end of one pass. A slow, moderate walk pace by an
operator, normally suffices to give good cleaning results.

e) The filter bag should be kept clean. When it contains 15-20 pounds of normal debris, it is

ready for cleaning. To clean, release bag clamp and remove from machine and empty.

f) When storing, the handle may be folded over the cover. Two screws with wing nuts need to be

removed from the handle assembly when it is put in this folded position.

Summary of Contents for MC827968

Page 1: ...747 Wide Area Carpet Vacuum Model MC827968 Canada MC827969 115V MC828237 230V Revised 6 02 OPERATION SERVICE PARTS CARE ...

Page 2: ... or dropped into water return it to a service center Do not pull or carry by cord use cord as a handle close a door on cord or pull cord around sharp edges or corners Do not run appliance over cord Keep cord away from heated surfaces Do not unplug by pulling on cord To unplug grasp the plug not the cord Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands Do not put any object into openings Do not use w...

Page 3: ...ltages below 105 volts AC or above 125 volts AC could cause serious damage to the motor ELECTRICAL 240 Volt This machine is designed to operate on a standard 16 amp type L fused 230 volt 50 hz AC circuit Voltages below 200 volts AC or above 250 volts AC could cause serious damage to the motor I E C Class 1 GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS To protect the operator from electrical shock this machine must be gr...

Page 4: ...rily on the handle Doing this insures quick easy starts even when long pile carpets are being vacuumed c In general carpets with short naps such as indoor outdoor carpeting are best vacuumed with a setting of low 2 or 3 Higher pile carpets are best cleaned with settings above 2 To adjust brush height disengage the cam lever on right side from the machine base and position it in desired position Th...

Page 5: ...en cap screws securely All parts can now be reassembled Turn both axle screws in brush axle at the same time for ease of installation Also be sure brush belt is on brush before putting brush in brush cavity After brush axle screws are securely tightened line up belt on brush pulley and then work the other end of the belt for tightness it should be snugly tight not taught Adjust tightness when nece...

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Page 7: ... Name Plate 49 740015 3 Term Ring 10 51 808697 2 Clamp Cord 52 808706 1 Blower Hose 53 752001 1 Brush Plate 54 808720 1 Bumper Clip 55 830557 2 Doortight ft 56 808737 2 Bumper Clip 57 808744 2 Hose Clamp 58 827871 2 Wheel Item No Part No Qty Description 59 808756 4 E Ring 60 808758 2 Mount Bracket 61 808760 1 Handle Bracket 62 808766 1 Motor 115V 60 hz 62A 832812 1 Motor 230V 50 hz 62B 808115 1 Br...

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Page 9: ...724 1 Fan 4 801535 2 Bearing Ball 5 808733 2 Ring Retaining 6 808734 1 Pulley Fan 7 829183 1 Shaft Bearing 8 808821 1 Key 10 829285 1 Spacer 13 710751 7 Screw 1 4 20 3 4 811441 14 711536 8 Lock Washer 1 4 STD 811889 15 711015 8 Screw Set 10 24 x 3 8 812006 18 827885 1 Gasket Housing Fan Assembly No 827880 ...

Page 10: ...lical 20 x 37 4 712318 2 Flat Washer 1 1 8 OD x 3 4 x 1 8 812121 5 827893 1 Nylon Tynex Brush Core 6 827894 2 Cup Bearing 7 827896 1 Cover Bearing 8 827897 1 Shaft Brush 9 827898 1 Pulley Brush 10 827903 4 Washer Bellville 11 828145 2 Ring Retaining 12 828588 2 Bearing Brush Assembly No 827892 ...

Page 11: ...10 Optional Accessories 831641 Cloth Bag w Zipper 829277 Paper Bag Liner 830721 Static Free BrushAssembly 828927 Static Free Brush Core 827892 NylonTynex BrushAsy 827893 Nylon Tynex Brush Core ...

Page 12: ... All warranteed items become the sole property of Minuteman International Inc or its original manufacturer whichever the case may be Minuteman International Inc disclaims any implied warranty including the warranty of merchantability and the warranty of fitness for a particular purpose Minuteman International Inc assumes no responsibility for any special incidental or consequential damages This li...

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