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Routine Maintenance

For maximum performance from your vacuum, check and maintain vacuum 
parts regularly.

Replacing the Dust Bag

Check the Dust Bag weekly.  Replace the Dust Bag when it is near full or when
cleaning suction diminishes.  Never reuse a Dust Bag.

WARNING: 

To avoid electrical shock or injury from moving parts, always turn OFF

the Power Switch and unplug the Power Source Plug before performing maintenance
or trouble shooting.  Always unplug by grasping the Power Source Plug; NEVER
pulling on the Power Cord to unplug.  

Tip:

Vacuuming new carpet or vacuuming fine powders may clog the Dust Bag.

Check Dust bag often.

Unplug vacuum by grasping and pulling on the Power Source Plug.

Unzip Cloth Bag.  Remove collar retainer by pressing on the two tabs and pulling the
top towards you.  Dispose of Dust Bag.

Slide collar of new Dust Bag completely into collar retainer.

Push collar retainer back into position and secure in place.

Tuck the remainder of the Dust Bag completely inside the Cloth Bag.  Make sure it
lays flat, top to bottom, without bunching.  Zip Cloth Bag.

Cleaning the Dust Tube

The vacuum features Dust Tube designed to optimize cleaning power.  For best per-
formance, routinely check and clear excess dust and other debris.

Note:

Cover floor with newspaper to catch any loose material or dust removed dur-

ing cleaning.

Release Bag Tension Spring.

Remove Filter Cover screw and then remove Filter Cover.

Unplug Connector Plug.

Locate the Tube Release Button at the top of the Powerfoot.  The Tube Release
Button is hidden under a Rubber Collar on the side of the Dust Tube and can be
pressed through the Rubber Collar.  Lift off the Dust Tube while pressing on the Tube
Release Button.

Use a wire brush to clean out the inside of the Dust Tube and the top section of the
Powerfoot where they connect.

Reconnect the tube with the Powerfoot.  It should snap into place.  Make sure that
the tube release button on the Tube lines up with the Tube Release Button on the
Rubber Collar.

Plug the Connector Plug back into base of vacuum.

WARNING: 

To avoid electrical shock or injury from moving parts, always turn OFF

the Power Switch and unplug the Power Source Plug before performing maintenance
or trouble shooting.  Always unplug by grasping the Power Source Plug; NEVER
pulling on the Power Cord to unplug.  

Summary of Contents for PF62EC

Page 1: ...ll be required before warranty service is rendered This warranty covers normal use and does not cover damage which occurs in shipment or failure resulting from alteration accident misuse abuse neglect...

Page 2: ...ow children to use as a toy Never use outdoors or on wet surfaces Never handle cleaner or plug with wet hands Never put any object into openings use with blocked opening or restrict air flow Never use...

Page 3: ...er fibers are cut and broken down into lengths that are manageable for the vacuum This helps to prevent clogs 19 Filter Cover easily removes with one screw for easy access to filter 20 Dual Cord Stora...

Page 4: ...ck area first for objects that might harm the Rotating Cleaning Brush or get caught in the Dust Tube Power Supply The Power Cord is stored at the back of the vacuum cleaner and is looped around the Qu...

Page 5: ...ottom without bunching Zip Cloth Bag Cleaning the Dust Tube The vacuum features Dust Tube designed to optimize cleaning power For best per formance routinely check and clear excess dust and other debr...

Page 6: ...r 4 Check Drive Belt If it is broken or damaged remove Rotating Cleaning Brush and replace Drive Belt WARNING To avoid electrical shock or injury from moving parts always turn OFF the Power Switch and...

Page 7: ...Belt not functioning Realign Drive Belt or replace if damaged Rotating Cleaning Brush bristles worn Replace Rotating Cleaning Brush Rotating Cleaning Brush jammed Remove Rotating Cleaning Brush and cl...

Page 8: ...16 B206 7900 Nozzle Label 17 D017 3600 Nozzle Cover Assembly 18 B029 0414 Furniture Guard 19 B012 3000 Agitator Assembly 20 B015 2414 Squeege 21 B010 1414 Small Wheel ref part description 22 B010 0900...

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