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MAINTENANCE 

Routine maintenance is critical to ensure proper 
machine operation and cleaning performance.  
Perform all maintenance procedures as follows: 

WARNING:  Always unplug machine before 
performing any maintenance.  See page 2 for 
warnings 

Daily Maintenance 

  Inspect the cord and plug for any damage. Confirm 

that the cord strain relief is being used. 
NOTE:  To prevent damage to the power cord, 
ALWAYS store the machine with the power cord 
coiled loosely over the handle. 

  Empty the filter bag after each use. Replace the 

paper filter daily or when the filter is half full.  

  The filter bags must be emptied and cleaned on a 

regular basis to prevent loss of vacuum suction 
and possible machine damage.  After emptying the 
filter bag reinstall it back onto the machine.  

  Inspect the exhaust filter. Pull the filter out of the 

slot at the rear of the machine. This filter may be 
washed with mild dish soap, rinsed and completely 
dried. Replace with new part as needed. 

  Inspect the vacuum motor filters. Tap the filters to 

remove the dust buildup. Replace with new part 
when needed.  

  Remove any string, hair or other materials 

wrapped around the brush. 

Weekly Maintenance 

  Verify that all daily maintenance has been done.  

  Inspect the belt for wear and tightness. Replace as 

needed. The belt must not be too tight. The belt 
should deflect 1/4” [6.4mm] between the thumb 
and index finger. 

  Vacuum the inside of the filter bag (with another 

vacuum cleaner) for maximum suction and filter 
bag life. 

Monthly  

  Verify that all weekly maintenance has been done.

 

  Oil casters and wheels with a light machine oil. 

  Replace casters and wheels as necessary 

Every 6 months   

  Check the length of the brush bristles. 

Disassemble the shoe and rotate the bearing 
blocks to lower the brush or replace brush. 

  Check the carbon brushes in the vacuum motors 

for wear. 

 

 

 

TROUBLE SHOOTING 

Symptom Cause 

Solution 

Machine Does Not Run. 

Damaged Switch. 

Replace Switch. 

Damaged Cord. 

Replace Cord. 

Circuit Breaker "Popped". 

Remove Blockage - Reset Breaker. 

Machine Has Poor Or No Suction. 

Obstruction In Hose, Tool Or 
Wand. 

Remove Obstruction. 

Obstruction In Filter Bag Connecter Remove 

Obstruction. 

Full Bag. 

Empty Or Replace Bag. 

Vacuum Motor Filters Are Dirty. 

Clean Or Replace. 

Vacuum Motor Worn Out. 

Replace. 

Carbon Brushes Worn Out. 

Replace. 

Machine Is Difficult To Move. 

Damaged Wheels / Casters. 

Replace. 

Brush Not Properly Adjusted. 

Adjust. 

Brush Not Turning - Belt Broke. 

Replace Belt. 

Brush Not Turning. 

Belt To Tight. 

Brush Not Turning. 

Motor Or Capacitor Failed - Replace. 

Dirt Inside Chamber 

Bag Has A Whole In It. 

Replace. 

Bag Zipper Not Closed. 

Close. 

Bag Not Properly Connected 

Reconnect. 

Gasket At Shoe Not Sealing 

Replace Gasket. 

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Summary of Contents for PACER 30

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Page 2: ...chine from an electrical outlet until after the machine is turned off If appliance is not working as it should has been dropped damaged left outdoors or dropped into water return it to a service cente...

Page 3: ...unding type attachment plug The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances The green conductor in the cor...

Page 4: ...vacuuming the carpeted floor Handle Height The height of the handle is adjustable for the comfort of the operator Remove the clevis pins on each side of the handle adjust the handle to a comfortable p...

Page 5: ...st not be too tight The belt should deflect 1 4 6 4mm between the thumb and index finger Vacuum the inside of the filter bag with another vacuum cleaner for maximum suction and filter bag life Monthly...

Page 6: ...INSTRUCTIONS PACER 30 VACUUM Translation from Original Instructions Une Traduction Des Instructions Originales h t t p s h a r r i s s u p p l y i n d c o m T o O r d e r P a r t s C a l l 6 0 8 2 6 8...

Page 7: ...u ce que la machine est teinte SI appareil ne fonctionne pas comme il se doit a t endommag laiss l ext rieur ou tomb dans l eau le retourner un centre de service JAMAIS d connecter ou modifier des int...

Page 8: ...dans une prise appropri e qui est bien install e et mise la terre conform ment tous les codes et r glements locaux Le conducteur vert du cordon est le fil de terre Ne jamais connecter ce fil autre qu...

Page 9: ...poign e est r glable pour le confort de l op rateur Retirez les axes d articulation de chaque c t de la poign e ajuster la poign e dans une position confortable Remplacer les broches de chape Panneau...

Page 10: ...cessaire La ceinture ne doit pas tre trop serr La courroie doit fl chir de 1 4 6 4mm entre le pouce et l index Passez l aspirateur l int rieur du sac filtrant avec un autre aspirateur pour une aspirat...

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