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The Prolux AllVac is designed to clean any floor surface. The Waxing/Polishing/Scrubbing Floor
Brush Component is designed for cleaning tile, tile grout, hardwood floors and any floor surface. Not
only can is scrub and polish but it can spray cleaner or wax on the floor as you work. The Electric
Floor Brush Component is designed for vacuuming hard floors and carpet.

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Summary of Contents for AllVac

Page 1: ...1 Prolux AllVac Floor Cleaner Owners Manual For your safety please read the Owners Manual in its entirety...

Page 2: ...lean any floor surface in your home From vacuuming carpets to scrubbing tile to polishing floors the Prolux Allvac is designed to do it all With 2 year warranty on board tools powerful 9 5 amp suction...

Page 3: ...32 Storing the Unit After Use 33 Warranty Information 33 Specifications 12 amps of powerful cleaning Can be used to clean any floor surface from carpet to hardwood to tile On Polishing Mode can buff s...

Page 4: ...rubbing Floor Brush Component is designed for cleaning tile tile grout hardwood floors and any floor surface Not only can is scrub and polish but it can spray cleaner or wax on the floor as you work T...

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Page 6: ...6 Accessories...

Page 7: ...7 Rough Polishing Disc...

Page 8: ...t During operation of the Prolux AllVac cleaner don t tilt the waxing head or touch spinning pads brushrolls or moving parts with users fingers or body parts When changing tools or vacuums heads first...

Page 9: ...the machine has to much resistance during use please stop the machine immediately to check it and ensure that the fine polishing pad is dry If the buffer polisher waxer turns off during use this mean...

Page 10: ...nto elbow section and attach hose to hose holder as shown in the image below If user wants to remove hose end pull hose from hose holder first then press on the 2 release clips pull up and the hose ma...

Page 11: ...11 3 Snap in the dirt chamber to the main vacuum body see image below 4 Make sure the on board multi functional tool is attached to the tool holder on the back of the vacuum...

Page 12: ...height of the user see image below 6 Make sure hose tube valve is changed to the cleaning mode the user wants FLOOR CLEANING or TOOL CLEANING mode s see images below 7 Find retractable power cord end...

Page 13: ...13 8 Pull out cord to right length for the user and plug into a standard 120 volt outlet 9 To begin cleaning turn the power switch of the vacuum on As shown in the images below one...

Page 14: ...floor nozzle polisher VACUUM MODE suction from vacuum plus power to floor nozzles Using Unit in Vacuuming Mode 1 After unit is powered on release the handle The power brush floor cleaning nozzle with...

Page 15: ...but always test first on a small section of floor first 3 You are now ready to vacuum all of your floor surfaces Using the Unit in Floor Polishing Scrubbing Waxing Mode 1 The first step is to identify...

Page 16: ...rugs If the unit powers off during use that means the motor has over worked and turned off to protect itself and carpet cleaning must be stopped immediately or the warranty will become void Connectin...

Page 17: ...vacuum cleaner as shown in the image below To do this align the elbow of the waxing polishing scrubbing nozzle to the installation hole to the main body and insert down until you hear a click If you...

Page 18: ...ing polishing scrubbing only and waxing polishing scrubbing PLUS vacuuming When the ON OFF switch is turned to the first position it will only be waxing polishing scrubbing with no vacuum suction When...

Page 19: ...g waxing polishing scrubbing pull the handle back and lightly press the nozzle with the users foot to get the pivot assembly to release so waxing polishing scrubbing nozzle is flat on the floor see im...

Page 20: ...p dirt and dust from your floor make sure the suction is turned from tool use to vacuum use as the image below shows NOTE The Prolux AllVac in waxing polishing scrubbing mode is not designed to suck o...

Page 21: ...ator light comes on and then the liquid spray or wax sprays out of the unit and onto the floor By pressing the button ON it will spray right away Then as the button is left ON it will spray automatica...

Page 22: ...tank unscrew the lid and add up to 2 7 Fluid Ounces NOTE For liquid waxing applications please follow the manufacturer instructions on the wax you are using and the floor you are treating In most cas...

Page 23: ...23 Using the Unit in Tool Cleaning Mode 1 Pull out the handle 2 Insert the 2 in 1 accessory into the metal wand 3 Turn suction valve to tool use as shown in the image below...

Page 24: ...are now ready to begin cleaning with tools 5 You may also clean closer objects without the metal extension wand To do that press the release button in the wand and insert the tool as shown in the imag...

Page 25: ...areas The image below shows it used in Dusting and Upholstery mode where it can be used on multiple surfaces To turn it into this mode pull the brushes up until they snap in place as shown in the imag...

Page 26: ...t back on the vacuum in its on board location as shown below 8 When done with cleaning pull the cord from the wall outlet always pull by firmly grabbing the plug end and never by pulling or tugging on...

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Page 28: ...h Water to avoid gumming Emptying the Dust bin When the dust bin is full of dirt and ready to be emptied the first step is to turn the unit off When this is done press the button shown by the arrow be...

Page 29: ...29 Then holding the dust bin over a garbage sack or garbage container release the latch shown below...

Page 30: ...he dirt and dust will fall out and into the garbage Then snap the door back into place and put the dust bin back on the vacuum Cleaning the Filters 1 Remove the dust bin from the vacuum as shown in th...

Page 31: ...ese parts it is especially suggested to clean as to improve suction performance of the vacuum 5 Remove the top of the dust bin to gain access to the filter 6 Clean the filter by rinsing it in warm wat...

Page 32: ...ot rotate Make sure cord is plugged into live outlet power button is turned on and handle is released to angle as shown in this manual If still does not turn on check for reset switch on the unit to b...

Page 33: ...a claim under the warranty the proof of purchase with purchase date must be submitted The warranty will not apply in cases of Continuing to run the unit when the motor turns off the unit during operat...

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