Motor Thermostat
Important
:
This unit is equipped
with a motor protective thermostat. If for
some reason the vacuum cleaner should
overheat, the thermostat will
automatically turn the unit off. Should
this occur:
•
Push the On/Off button once.
•
Disconnect the plug from the power
source.
•
Check the source of overheating
problem. (i.e. clogged hose or
dirty filter)
•
If clogged hose or dirty filter is found,
unclog the hose and replace the
filter.
•
Wait at least 45 minutes before
attempting to reuse the vacuum.
•
After unit has cooled down for 45
minutes, plug in the cleaner and
push the On/Off button. The vacuum
should start again.
•
If the vacuum still does not start,
contact customer service at
1 (800) 798-7398.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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• The dust cup container
can be washed in
lukewarm water.
• Do not use strong
detergents.
• Ensure that the dust
cup container is fully
dry before putting back
on the vacuum cleaner.
(Fig. 22) Do not wash in
dishwasher.
Fig. 22
Cleaning the Dust Cup
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of
electric shock, the power cord must be
disconnected before removing the dust cup,
HEPA filter,changing the filters or
performing maintenance/trouble shooting
checks.
Clearing Blockages
Occasionally the vacuum may become
blocked by a build up of debris which will
require cleaning. To reduce the risk of
electric shock, the power cord must be
disconnected before clearing a blockage
or performing maintenance/trouble
shooting checks.
Important:
Damages caused while
clearing or attempting to clear blockages
are not covered under your product’s
limited warranty.
Dust Cup
Air Duct
Fig. 23
Clearing the Dust Cup Air Duct
1. Unplug the vacuum.
2. Check fullness of the dust cup, if full,
remove and empty the dust cup.
3. Check the air duct behind the dust
cup for any blockage. (Fig. 23)
CAUTION:
Beware of sharp objects
when clearing blockages.
Important:
Replace parts of the
vacuum securely before continuing to
use.
Clearing the Nozzle Hose
To clear a blockage in the nozzle hose:
1. Unplug the vacuum, lock it in the
upright position and lay it flat on
the floor.
2. Using a Philips screwdriver, remove
the two (2) screws from the access
port. (Fig. 24)
3. Remove the access port cover.
4. Using the Philips screwdriver again,
remove the two (2) screws that hold
down the nozzle hose. (Fig. 25)
Fig. 24
Fig. 25
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Clearing the Hose Handle
If the suction is still reduced, check the
hose handle for blockages.
1. Unplug the unit and remove hose
handle to check for any blockage.
2. Clear the blockage from the opening,
of the hose handle. (Fig. 28)
Never
insert sharp objects into an opening to
clear.
3. Verify that extension tube is clear by
holding it up to the light to see if there
is any debris blocking the extension
tube.
4. Plug in unit and resume vacuuming.
Clear
Blockage
Fig. 28
Fig. 29
Cleaning & Changing the Belt
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of
electric shock, the power cord must
be disconnected before removing the
dust cup, HEPA filter, changing the filters
or performing maintenance/trouble
shooting checks.
Occasionally the power nozzle drive belt
will require changing, the frequency will
depend upon the amount of use your
vacuum sees.
1. Turn the vacuum "Off" and unplug
from power supply.
2. Turn the vacuum upside down on a
flat level surface.
3. Using a Philips screw driver, remove
the four (4) screws that attach the
base plate to the lower plate. (Fig. 29)
4. After you have removed the base
plate, remove the remaining five (5)
screws from the lower plate using a
Philips screw driver. (Fig. 30)
5. Take out the nozzle hose connector
and check to see if there is a clog in
the nozzle hose. (Fig. 26)
Fig. 26
6. Clear any blockage from this
opening.
Never
insert sharp objects
into the opening to clean.
7. Replace the nozzle hose connector
back into the unit and using the
Philips screwdriver, screw it back into
place.
8. Replace the access port cover and
screw it back into place.
9. Plug the unit in and continue
vacuuming.
Clearing the Intake Opening
Behind the Brush Bar
There is an intake opening behind the
brush bar underneath the unit where
debris may collect, reducing suction. To
clear this opening:
1. Unplug the unit and lay the vacuum
on its side.
2. Check to see if there is a clog just
behind the brush bar. (Fig. 27)
Intake Opening
Fig. 27
3. Clear the blockage from this opening.
Never
insert sharp objects into the
opening to clean.
4. Plug unit in, to continue vacuuming.
