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Rev. 8/1/19

PROLUX 2.0 BAGLESS

GARAGE VACUUM CLEANER

MODEL: 2.0-G

Operation Manual

Read all instructions before using this appliance

For your safety please read the owner's manual in its entirety before use.

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Summary of Contents for 2.0-G

Page 1: ...PROLUX 2 0 BAGLESS GARAGE VACUUM CLEANER MODEL 2 0 G Operation Manual Read all instructions before using this appliance For your safety please read the owner s manual in its entirety before use ...

Page 2: ...omes with a 5 year motor warranty and thanks to its state of the art Motor Bypass Technology you won t have to worry about overheating due to a clogged hose With its simple to use design and easily attachable cleaning accessories the Prolux 2 0 will surely become your favorite appliance to use ...

Page 3: ... Vacuum to the Wall 7 Assembly 8 Getting To Know Your Vacuum 8 Using The Accessories Tools 9 Maintenance Emptying The Dust Dirt Container 11 Changing Cleaning The Intake Vortex Filter 11 Changing Cleaning The HEPA Exhaust Filter 12 Cleaning The Housing 12 Troubleshooting 13 Warranty 14 ...

Page 4: ...ears of life to the Motor 5 Year motor Warranty and 3 Year body Warranty 90 days on the motor and body if used commercially 3 Stage filtration HEPA H13 Filter which keeps the air clean with 99 95 efficiency Patented Prolux Cyclonic Filtration Technology Micron Filter 35ft hose 25ft cord 1 5L dust bin capacity Commercial grade 1 1 2 attachment set ...

Page 5: ... close the door on power cord or pull the power cord around sharp edges or corners Do not run vacuum cleaner over the power cord Keep the power cord away from heated surfaces 6 Do not unplug the power cord from your wall by pulling on the cord To unplug grasp the end of the plug not the cord 7 Do not handle the power cord plug or vacuum cleaner with wet hands 8 Do not put any object into the openi...

Page 6: ...with wet hands Always pull the plug directly to disconnect the appliance from the outlet Never pull on the cord as it might break Make sure the power cord is not bent pinched rolled over or makes contact with heat sources Only use extension cords suited to the power requirements of the appliance Never immerse the appliance in water or other liquids Only operate the appliance if your outlet voltage...

Page 7: ...GE VACUUM 1 Cloth Tool Caddy 2 Two 2 Black Extension Wands 3 Floor Tool a Squeegee Attachment 4 Mini Turbo Brush 5 Duster Brush 6 Extraction Tool 7 Crevice Tool 8 Hose Hanger 9 Mounting Hardware 10 35 Hose 11 Wall Mount Bracket ...

Page 8: ...lot hole for the mounting screws going into the stud 5 Use a drill bit to make a hole for the other two screws that are going into the drywall Note If you are mounting the vacuum to a surface other than drywall you ll have to supply your own mounting hardware 6 Hammer the drywall plugs into the holes and line the Wall Mount Bracket up with the holes you just drilled 7 Put the screws in the holes a...

Page 9: ...er the air inlet Fig 1 2 To connect the flexible hose to the telescopic wand slide the attachment end of the hose connection over the lower end of the telescopic wand Fig 2 3 To adjust the wand place your thumb on the black button and press down with a force parallel to the wand then slide the wand in our out to desired length 4 Plug the power cord into the electric outlet 5 To remove the flexible...

Page 10: ...sting Brush is used for all types of furniture Fig 2 CREVICE TOOL Use for cleaning radiators cracks crevices along corners baseboards and in between cushions Fig 3 WIDE PATH EXTRACTION TOOL The Prolux 2 0 includes a specially designed tool that can be used to easily vacuum car upholstery and carpet The ideal tool for automotive detailing Fig 4 ...

Page 11: ...NTS TO YOUR WAND Connecting the tools to your telescopic wand is quick and easy The tools use a Friction Fit Connection which means you push the tool onto the wand or adapter if applicable and twist in either direction Fig 7 ...

Page 12: ...will drop into your trash receptacle Fig 11 Fig 10 Fig 11 HOW TO CLEAN AND REPLACE THE Vortex HEPA FILTERS There are two filters in this unit the intake Self Cleaning Vortex filter and the exhaust HEPA filter When the filters are too dirty and the suction power is reduced you must clean or replace the filters TO CLEAN AND REPLACE THE VORTEX INLET PRE MOTOR FILTER 1 Open the top Vortex chamber cove...

Page 13: ...PA FILTER 1 Open the exhaust cover by rotating it counter clockwise Fig 13 2 Pull the exhaust HEPA out of the unit Fig 13 3 Clean the filter using warm water and allow air drying completely and then place the filter back into the unit Or if the filter is too dirty or in an unusable condition replace the filter with a new one Fig 13 CLEANING THE HOUSING WARNING Always switch off the appliance and d...

Page 14: ...ssional technician Suction power is low The Dust Dirt bin is full or clogged Empty clean the Dust Dirt bin The power nozzle attachment wand or suction hose is clogged Remove the debris that is causing the clog If necessary use a long wooden stick e g a broomstick or coat hanger to do this The Dirt Dust container is installed incorrectly Remove the Dirt Dust container and reinstall making sure the ...

Page 15: ...tenance schedule or failure to use the Canister in accordance with written instructions from Prolux guidelines or the terms of its Owner s Manual If your appliance fails to operate properly while in use under normal household conditions within the warranty period please contact your authorized PROLUX dealer you purchased the unit from Non durable parts including without limitation filters accessor...

Page 16: ...nd to contact Prolux Customer Service follow the link below https proluxcleaners com products prolux 2 0 garage Environmental tips Once any electronic product is no longer functional it should be disposed of in such a way as to cause minimum environmental impact in accordance with the regulations of your local authority In most cases you can take such products to your local recycling station ...

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