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Parts List

To assist you in identifying components of your vacuum, the
parts have been numbered as follows:

1

Handle section, upper

2

Tube, lower

3

Power head

4

Outer bag

5

Paper filter dust bag

6

Power cord

7

Retaining spring

8

Bag tension bar

9

Zip fastener

10 On/off switch

11 Cord hook

12 Plastic loop/cable clamp

13 Connector assembly

14 Fan housing

15 Cord assembly

16 Handle Brace

17 Cord Strain Relief

Assembly

fig. 1

Before assembling appliance, remove two screws from
the connector assembly.  Remove cardboard insert by
pulling upward.

fig. 2

Slide upper handle section over matching section of the
connector assembly. Place brace against handle and
connector assembly aligning screw holes. Insert short
screw into top hole and long screw into the bottom hole
then tighten firmly until handle is no longer loose.

fig. 3

Attach cord to cord clip by pressing above and below clip
ensuring the cord is fully rested in clip.

Operating Instructions

Make sure the disposable paper filter dust bag is in place.  DO
NOT operate the cleaner without a paper filter dust bag. Plug the
power cord into an electrical outlet.  Press the On(l) - OFF(O)
switch on handle assembly when ready to operate.  Choose
from the low and high speed settings by pressing the ON/LOW
(l) ON/HIGH (ll) - OFF (O) switch on handle assembly when
ready to operate.

General Information

The performance of your new cleaner greatly depends upon
care and maintenance. The instructions in this manual will guide
you in performing basic care and maintenance. To obtain the
most satisfying years of service read the instructions and keep
them handy for future reference.

Operating Recommendations

This new ORECK XL High-Speed Upright is one of the finest,
fastest, and strongest units in its class. You’ll love the way it
cleans, gets under things, and it’s SO lightweight and easy to
use.

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The following are a few simple suggestions regarding its
operation:

1. When inserting a new disposable paper filter dust bag—

FIRST PUFF OUT and OPEN THE BAG.

2. When the disposable filter dust bag is full, REPLACE IT.

3. If at any time the machine does not pick up properly or

makes an unusual noise, STOP OPERATION and service.

4. Although your upright will pick up pins, paper clips, and

other small objects, it is recommended that these be
removed from the floor before you vacuum. Failure to do so
may result in permanent damage to the motor suction fan
and its housing.

5.

WARNING: 

Do not use your vacuum cleaner on damp or

wet surfaces. This will cause damage to the vacuum
cleaner and is dangerous to the user. Damage caused by
use on wet or damp surfaces is not covered under
warranty.

6.

REPLACE THE BELT EVERY 6 MONTHS.

7. Change the disposable filter dust bag at least once a

month—even if it is not full! The collected dust in the dust
bag can cause odor, attract moisture, act as a breeding
area and can affect the efficiency of the cleaner.

8.

DO NOT

run the vacuum cleaner over cord. The revolving

brush could damage the cord.

9. Use caution when vacuuming over area rug edges and

fringe.

Disposable Paper Filter Dust Bags

Disposable paper filter dust bags play a very important role in
the efficiency of your ORECK vacuum cleaner. The purpose of
the paper bag is to trap dirt, but at the same time it must be
porous enough to allow air to pass through. If the paper bag
becomes clogged, no air can pass through the cleaner and
cleaning cannot take place, regardless of the cleaner’s power.
Increase the CLEANING POWER of your cleaner by changing
the bag often.

To keep your cleaner operating at maximum efficiency, change
the dust bag frequently. DO NOT FILL ABOVE THE LINE
INDICATED ON THE DUST BAG.

Be sure the disposable paper filter dust bag is installed properly.

All paper dust bags are not the same. Your ORECK
disposable dust bags have been designed to be used with
the ORECK cleaner. Using bags other than genuine ORECK
disposable bags will affect the cleaning ability of your
cleaner and could cause damage to it.

The Belt

The belt on your vacuum cleaner controls the speed of the
revolving brush and is very important for the effective operation
of the cleaner. If the belt becomes stretched or cut, it will cause
the revolving brush to stop completely or slow down. See
instructions in the manual for replacing belt.

An extra belt is stored in the baseplate of your cleaner.
When buying replacement belts, use ONLY ORECK genuine
belts. Belts other than Oreck belts will not operate the
revolving brush correctly and may create undue stress
which will cause damage to the motor and brush bearings.
Using belts other than ORECK belts will void the warranty.

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Summary of Contents for XL U2007RH

Page 1: ...N G USER S GUIDE COMMERCIAL IMPORTANT SAVE THIS BOOKLET U2007RH Includes Safety Warnings Warranty Operating Instructions Trouble Diagnosis Accessories HIGH SPEED UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER WITH CLEANING S...

Page 2: ...per Handle Connector Assembly 2 Intake Opening Intake Opening Retainer Spring O ring OLD NEW Connector Deflector Opening Fan Housing Tube 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 19 16 17 20 18 22 23 21 A B...

Page 3: ...are when cleaning on stairs Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or lighter fluid or use in areas where they may be present Do not use appliance in an enclosed space...

Page 4: ...d that you not Oreck assume the entire risk of the quality and performance of this product including the entire cost of any necessary servicing or repairs of any defects This warranty is in addition t...

Page 5: ...your upright will pick up pins paper clips and other small objects it is recommended that these be removed from the floor before you vacuum Failure to do so may result in permanent damage to the moto...

Page 6: ...lar is behind lips A and B If it is not dust will leak into outer bag When filter bag is in place close outer bag with zipper fastener Using An Oreck Fresh Air Tab fig 6 Your ORECK XL vacuum cleaner h...

Page 7: ...ar counterclockwise to slide up Pull tube out of fan housing fig 20 Check for blockage If blockage is in the tube remove with a coat hanger fig 21 If tube is not blocked look into fan housing Remove w...

Page 8: ...2005 Oreck Holdings LLC All rights reserved All word marks logos product configurations and registered trademarks are owned 11 05 ECN R 8199 8058 and used under the authority of Oreck Holdings LLC Pri...

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