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Troubleshooting
• Vacuum does not turn
on.
a. Battery insulation tab is still in
place
b. Battery has low charge
a. Remove insulation tab - see
instructions on p.9
b. Recharge the battery - see instructions
on p.9 and p.12
c. Disconnect & reconnect power adapter
to wall outlet then briefly charge vac
to reset battery. Disconnect vac and
resume cleaning.
Vacuum
• Vacuum has low
suction
a. Filter is clogged a. Clean filter and filter cover - see
instruction on p.10
b. Remove handheld unit from mopstick,
remove beater bar, visually inspect
all intake points and clear debris as
needed - refer to p.15
c. Empty dust bin.
Problem Cause Solution
• Beater bar not spinning a. Beater bar not installed properly a. Check that beater bar is aligned
properly and can spin freely. If not,
uninstall then carefully reinstall beater
bar - see instructions on p.13
b. Close beater bar access door securely
c. Remove beater bar, clean tangled
fibers & clear any blockages, then
replace beater bar
d. Carefully reinstall handheld unit
- ensuring proper alignment and
a secure connection that is fully
“clicked” in - see instructions on p.12
Tips For Optimal Performance
• The beater bar and wheels may become clogged with hair and debris. This will affect the mobility of your vacuum
stick and suction performance. Remove hair and other objects prior to each use.
• Keep all openings free from hair, lint, and any other build ups that will affect air flow and performance.
• The key to peak performance is having a clean dust bin and filter. The Nugeni vacuum dust bin must be emptied
regularly to maintain total suction power. Seeing your bin fill up is a good thing. It means your vacuum is working!
You should begin with a clean bin each time you use your Nugeni vacuum.
• It is recommended to inspect and clean filters monthly. Cleaning is easy. Just use water and allow to dry for 24
hours. A new filter is recommended every year.
c. Battery switched to protection
mode
b. Intake path blockage
c. Dust bin is too full.
b. Beater bar access door is open
c. Beater bar tangled or blocked
d. Handheld unit not connected
properly to mopstick
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