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MAINTENANCE
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Figure 5
Always disconnect Powerhead from power source before removing any clogs!
CLOG REMOVAL
Removing the Brush Roller -
Figure 4
To remove the brush roller, press the button marked “PRESS” (#10)
and turn the brush roller end cap downward. Turn the brush (#12)
slightly to the right and pull it out. We recommend regular removal
of threads and hair which have wound around the brush roller.
Cleaning the Brush Roller
Disconnect powerhead from power source before attempting to
clean the brush.
The brush should be cleaned regularly.
Fibers and hair can be pulled out of the brush while manually rotat-
ing the roller, or the roller can be removed from the powerhead to
clean it.
Always disconnect powerhead from power source before dismantling any part of the machine!
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Clogs in the Airflow Pathway -
Figure 5
Many clogs can be removed by accessing the airflow pathway via the
orange colored access door (#13, figure 5) located on the underside
of the Powerhead.
Clogs in the Swivel Neck
Check the swivel neck regularly for blockages. Do not open the
machine. To check for a clog in the swivel neck (#3, page 5), remove
the telescopic tube by pressing the release button (#9, page 5). Pull
the tube out of the swivel neck. Push the obstruction down the neck
with a stick or long screwdriver and remove it through the orange
access door (#13, figure 5).
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Figure 4
For clogs not in the powerhead, please refer to your canister vacuum
or central vac unit owner’s manual.
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