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DART

#9855AM DART Arctic White (White/Dark Blue)

Power Head

9855AM Arctic White Machine (White/Dark Blue)

Pos.

Part #

Description

100 2324GS

Chassis ET-1

101 2302GS

Bumper, cpl.

102 2314GS

Bearing block, left cpl.

103 2923

Belt 333 3M HTDII-6

104 5010AM

Brush roller, cpl.

105 2313GS

Bearing block, right cpl.

106 2929

Spring

107 2316GS

Pile adjustment assembly, cpl.

108 2909VO

Access door w/axle & spring

109 2304GS

Rear bottom plate, cpl.

110 2931GS

Pile adjustment button

111 2306GS

Wheel, cpl.

112 2937OR

Foot pedal w/axle & spring

113 2310GS

Neck assembly, cpl.

114 0876ER

Wiring neck

116 2950ER

Segments, TS-neck

117 1737GS

Release button w/leaf spring

118 2962GS

Button cover

120 2961GS

Socket cover, TS-neck

121 01027

Screw F 3.9x9.5

122 2954

Swivel neck bearing

123 2311

Swivel neck support, right

124 2312

Swivel neck support, left

125 0880

Wiring swivel neck switch

126 2928

Axle

127 01021

Screw F 3.9x13

128 2973ER

Brush motor 120V, 175W w/ pulley

129 05141S

Carbon brush set

130 01020

Screw F 3.9x21

131 2684ER

Controller board ET1, 120V, 175W

132 20337WESE Power head cover DART1

133 0176ER

Screw AM 4x30

134 5402

Wire tie

135 2319

Motor pulley

136 20955

Lens left w/o foot switch

137 2956

Lens right

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Summary of Contents for Dart

Page 1: ...10 OWNER S MANUAL For Household Use Only ...

Page 2: ...s in Optional Floor Tool Swivel Neck 12 Clog Removal in the Power Head 12 Clogs in the Airflow Pathway 12 Clogs in the Power Head Neck 12 Trouble Shooting Guide 13 Additional Trouble Shooting Guide for Power Heads 14 DART Bag Housing with Handle Schematic and Part Numbers 15 DART Power Head Schematic and Part Numbers 16 2 Vacuum motor 1000 Watts Water lift at motor 90 inches Airflow at motor 102 C...

Page 3: ...lammable vapors or materials Do not operate this vacuum near flammable fluids dust or vapors 21 Maintenance and repairs must be done by qualified personnel 22 Use only original SEBO replacement parts 23 Do not use vacuum as a step 24 Do not use the handle assembly 5 which inserts into the top of the filter bag housing to carry the machine The carrying handle is located on the side of the machine 2...

Page 4: ... with a commercial quality power head the DART comes standard with a crevice tool and dusting brush SEBO DART PRODUCT FEATURES DART Power Head Designed for All Floor Surfaces The power head deep cleans carpets or its spinning brush roller can be shut off to clean delicate rugs and hard floors with straight suction It also has easy brush roller removal and a warning light illuminates when brush hei...

Page 5: ...operly maintained SEBO vacuums save ordinary residential users hundreds of dollars by providing excellent performance for ten to fifteen years or more and their deep cleaning power brush technology extends the life of carpets Typical vacuums perform poorly even when new and usually do not last beyond two years So six or seven disposable vacu ums must be purchased during the average life expectancy...

Page 6: ...nably priced and widely available To create a fresh scent while vacuuming SEBO FRESH is available To use deposit a scented stick in the filter bag Premium Parquet Brush 7200GS 12 Power Head Included Attachments Dusting Brush with Horsehair Bristles 1387GS 9 Foot Extension Hose 1495AM 20 Extension Wand 1084GS All three items are available individually or as a three piece attachment kit 1999AM Optio...

Page 7: ...ess the hose into place on the side of the machine Install the attachment clip 21 to the handle assembly 5 using the includ ed screw Insert the crevice nozzle and dusting brush into the clip see fig ure 3 Standard Attachments 21 Attachment clip 22 Crevice Nozzle 23 Dusting Brush 1 Handle grip 2 Upper cable hook 3 On Off switch suction control slider 4 Power cable 5 Handle Assembly 6 Hose 7 Bag ful...

Page 8: ...t pedal 15 figure 7 and lower the power head neck into the normal operating position The brush roller will then start spinning and the on off light on the power head will illuminate in green The handle can be low ered to a horizontal position useful for vacuuming under beds B To clean delicate or hard floor surfaces with straight suction only the power head is equipped with an on off switch 35 fig...

Page 9: ...urn off the vacuum while switching the attachments NOTE When using the hose and attachments keep the vacuum in its upright position To change a floor tool or power head switch off the power and unplug the vacuum Press the tool release button 14 and pull the vacuum out of the power head neck 20 Insert the vacuum into the new tool and push down gently until it snaps into place Plug the vacuum in and...

Page 10: ...brush should be cleaned regularly Remove the Kombi noz zle from the vacuum to clean Fibers and hair can be pulled out of the bristles man ually or vacuum the bristles using the flexible hose Figure 13 Figure 14 40 Always unplug vacuum from outlet before dismantling any part of machine USE AND MAINTENANCE OF FLOOR TOOLS AND BRUSHES 39 To remove the power head switch off the power and unplug the vac...

Page 11: ...slot 48 and remove the filter To replace the filter insert the plastic strip on one end of the filter into the housing slot 48 and hold in place with one hand while wrapping the filter around the machine pulling it taught While holding the filter together insert the top of the plas tic strip into the slot While holding the top of the strip in place push the rest of the strip firmly into the slot R...

Page 12: ...g tube Loosen the safety ring 49 and insert the other end of the hose back into the connecting tube Release the safety ring so that it secures the hose Make sure the hose is connected then close the filter bag cover Note Do not insert a wire or stick into the hose Doing so may cause damage to the hose Clogs in Optional Floor Tool Swivel Neck Figure 25 To check for a clog in the swivel neck 20 of a...

Page 13: ...flap not fully closed 2 Bag not inserted properly 3 Cover latch spring bent 1 Motor protection filter not properly inserted SOLUTION 1 Use another outlet 2 Replace cord 3 Slide switch to the ON position See page 8 1 Replace filter bag See page 11 2 See Clog Removal on page 12 1 Replace exhaust filter See page 11 1 Check the safety ring See page 12 2 See below 1 Reinsert bag Lock the cover release ...

Page 14: ...ead is switched off 1 Jammed brush roller 2 Overload shut down from excessively deep but loose carpet pile e g long shag carpet 1 Clog in airflow pathway or power head neck SOLUTION 1 Use another outlet 2 Press the power head brush on off switch See page 9 3 Release the foot pedal and lower the neck to operating level See page 8 1 Brush is not fully in contact with the floor Lower the height setti...

Page 15: ...rotection filter 14 7080ER Handle tube 15 0127 Screw M 4x10K 16 7025 Valve disc 17 7028ER Valve spring set 18 7090GS Hose duct 19 7027WE Cable hook 20 7092WE Cover dust bag housing 21 01017 Screw STS 4x20 T20 22 7029ER Dust bag 23 7091WE Filter cover white 24 7095ER08 Exhaust filter 25 7017GS Exhaust filter clamp gray black 26 7169AM Lower housing 27 7076GS Tube plug 28 7163WE Handle complete w sc...

Page 16: ... pedal w axle spring 113 2310GS Neck assembly cpl 114 0876ER Wiring neck 116 2950ER Segments TS neck 117 1737GS Release button w leaf spring 118 2962GS Button cover 120 2961GS Socket cover TS neck 121 01027 Screw F 3 9x9 5 122 2954 Swivel neck bearing 123 2311 Swivel neck support right 124 2312 Swivel neck support left 125 0880 Wiring swivel neck switch 126 2928 Axle 127 01021 Screw F 3 9x13 128 2...

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