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7. Rotating Brushbar:
Removal and Replacement

WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury from
moving parts, unplug the cleaner before

changing belt or the rotating brushbar.

Tool required:

Phillips screwdriver

To Remove the belt

1. Lay the vacuum cleaner flat and turn it over to expose
the nozzle base. The base should lay flat and face
upwards. To remove the nozzle guard, use a Phillips
screwdriver to remove the five (5) screws. Arrows show
the location of the screws (Fig.7/1).

2. Lift the nozzle guard (Fig.7/2).

3. Lift and remove the brushbar and dispose of the belt
(Fig.7/3).

To Replace the Belt or Brushbar

1. Slide the belt onto the motorshaft (Fig.7/4). Then slide
the brushbar into the belt.

2. Place the new belt in the area of the brushbar without

bristles (Fig.7/5).

3. With the new belt in place, pull and slide the brushbar
into the nozzle, making sure that the end caps are in the

correct orientation (Fig.7/6A). Rotate the brushbar
manually to make sure the belt is properly aligned (Fig.7/6).

4. Re-attach the nozzle guard (Fig.7/7)

rotating brushbar

Fig.7/1

Fig.7/4

Fig.7/5

Fig.7/6

Fig.7/2

Fig.7/3

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Summary of Contents for Infinity VS-190B

Page 1: ...Series WARNING This cleaner has a constantly rotating brush bar which when left in contact with lino parquet and other hard flooring could potentially cause some damage to the floor surface NOTE Vax recommends that you raise the height of the brush bar when using this cleaner on lino and hard flooring Vax cannot be held responsible for damage to these surfaces if the customer fails to take notice ...

Page 2: ... Six 6 screws 18 Upper tool caddy 19 Hose clip 20 Back panel 21 On off pedal 22 Handle release pedal 23 Swivel wheels 24 Power cord 25 Carry handle 26 Cord wrap with quick release 27 Dusting brush 28 3 1m stretch hose V 060 V 060U V 060P 4 2m super stretch hose V 060R V 060C 29 Hose Caddy 24 23 25 26 27 29 28 15 6x WARNING This cleaner has a constantly rotating brush bar which when left in contact...

Page 3: ...etc or use in the presence of explosive liquids or vapours 14 Do not vacuum up harmful or toxic material chlorine bleach ammonia drain cleaner etc 15 Do not vacuum up hard or sharp objects such as glass nails screws coins etc 16 Do not use without the filters in place 17 Take extra care when vacuuming on stairs 18 Keep vacuuming area well lit 19 Store the vacuum cleaner indoors in a cool dry area ...

Page 4: ...screws into the front of the back panel Fig 3 2 3 Slide the end of the hose onto the back panel inlet Turn anti clockwise to secure Fig 3 3 4 Align the carry handle holes with the holes on the back panel Slide the handle forward Insert two 2 screws into the holes and tighten until secure Fig 3 4 5 Place the upper handle onto the upright back panel Fig 3 5 6 Attach the TurboTool clip into the Turbo...

Page 5: ...e post in the upper tool caddy with the bristles facing out Fig 3 12A Slide the extension tube crevice tool into the round opening on the front of the right side of the tool caddy Insert the stair cleaning tool into the top of the extension tube Fig 3 12B V 060R C 060C only 13 Ensure the filter is secure by pressing it firmly into its holding in the bottom of the dirt container Align the slots on ...

Page 6: ...bar continues to rotate at all times while the vacuum cleaner is on Keep hair loose clothing fingers and all parts of the body away from the brush area while the vacuum cleaner is on The vacuum cleaner must be in the upright position to lift the rotating brushbar off the carpet Fig 3 14 Fig 3 15 Fig 4 1 Fig 4 2 WARNING This cleaner has a constantly rotating brush bar which when left in contact wit...

Page 7: ...4 4 IMPORTANT This vacuum cleaner is not intended for use on hard floors The powerful rotating brush bar is designed to groom carpet pile and could cause damage to some hard floor types 5 Accessories IMPORTANT The vacuum cleaner must be in the upright position to raise the brushbar The brushbar height adjust must also be at its highest position 1 Remove the hose from the tool caddy Fig 5 1 2 Choos...

Page 8: ... on the back of the vacuum cleaner to move the cleaner from room to room Fig 5 5 NOTE Check that the dirt container is securely in place before lifting the vacuum cleaner 6 Dirt Container Filter Removal and Replacement WARNING To reduce the risk of injury from moving parts unplug before servicing NOTE Unplug the vacuum cleaner before changing filter NOTE For best performance replace filter annuall...

Page 9: ...the filter into place to prevent dirt leakage Fig 6 5 6 Align slots on the lid with the tabs on the dirt container Fig 6 6A Push the lid down and twist clockwise NOTE There is a guideline on the back of the dust container lid Align the line with the arrow on the dirt container and turn clockwise until secure Fig 6 6B 7 Return the dirt container to the vacuum cleaner Set the aligning tab on the bot...

Page 10: ...the location of the screws Fig 7 1 2 Lift the nozzle guard Fig 7 2 3 Lift and remove the brushbar and dispose of the belt Fig 7 3 To Replace the Belt or Brushbar 1 Slide the belt onto the motorshaft Fig 7 4 Then slide the brushbar into the belt 2 Place the new belt in the area of the brushbar without bristles Fig 7 5 3 With the new belt in place pull and slide the brushbar into the nozzle making s...

Page 11: ...truction if visible in the end of the hose Fig 8 1 2 Undo the hose from the back panel dirt tube Remove any obstruction Fig 8 2 3 To aid blockage removal the hose can be removed by pulling gently down and away from the body of the machine Fig 8 3 4 Push a broom handle or other similar implement through the hose to clear any obstructions Fig 8 4 5 Undo the hose from the clear dirt passage window an...

Page 12: ...oTool 1 Turn the TurboTool Power Brush over and slide off the O ring Fig 8 7 2 Pivot lowering housing and remove clog Fig 8 8 3 To re assemble be sure that the tabs are engaged Pivot the lower housing closed Slip the O ring into the groove at the neck of the TurboTool Power Brush to complete reassumbly Fig 8 9 clearing blockages Fig 8 6 O RING Fig 8 7 Fig 8 8 TABS Fig 8 9 ...

Page 13: ...eight setting Solution Adjust brushbar height Cause Clogged nozzle Solution Remove obstruction Cause Clogged dirt inlet Solution Remove power head cover and remove obstruction Cause Clogged hose Solution Remove obstruction Cause Broken belt Solution Replace belt Cause Hose not fully inserted Solution Push hose in securely Cause Dirty filters Solution Clean change filters PROBLEM Accessories won t ...

Page 14: ...ling There are over 400 approved Vax Service Agents in the UK For the nearest Service Agent please call the Vax Careline www vax co uk 11 Technical Specification Voltage 230 240V 50Hz Wattage 1700 2000W dependent on model Capacity 4 2 litres max Filters HEPA V 060 V 060U V 060R HEPA carbon and antibacterial V 060P HEPA and carbon V 060C Cord length 7 9m dependent on model Weight 8 7kg Subject to t...

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Page 16: ...Low cost optional Breakdown Plan For Complete Peace of Mind ...

Page 17: ...pread over a ten month period with the first payment debited about 30 days after the mandate is received After the initial protection has expired your plan will normally be renewable on an annual basis Domestic General will contact you to offer you the opportunity of extending the protection Ease of repair if you are protected If your appliance breaks down after the manufacturer s guarantee has ex...

Page 18: ...nths 2 by cheque postal order 3 by credit or debit card Please return the completed form to Vax Guarantee Department Leicester House 17 Leicester Street Bedworth Warwickshire CV12 8JP You will receive your plan documents 14 to 28 days after your application is processed 10 Monthly Direct Debit 59 00 64 00 74 00 5 90 6 40 7 40 2 90 3 40 3 90 Vax Appliances up to 100 Vax Appliances 101 200 Vax Appli...

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Page 20: ... and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief Signature Insurance Purchase Date Warning Any false statement may render your plan invalid DIRECT DEBIT PAYMENT PLAN Instructions to your Bank or Building Society to pay by Direct Debit Reference Number for office use only Originators ID No Instruction to your Bank or Building Society Please pay Domestic General Insurance PLC Direct Debits from ...

Page 21: ...appliance is beyond economical repair and we have met our obligations to you under the plan to provide you with a replacement appliance or monetary settlement no fees will be refunded and your plan will end You can request a cancellation by calling us on 08702 426 747 by emailing us at web support domgen com or by writing to Domestic General s Customer Service Manager Domestic General Insurance PL...

Page 22: ...age caused by fire or explosion g Claims arising from floods lightning storms frost or other bad weather conditions h Claims arising from any problem with the supply of electricity gas or water i Costs if no fault is found with your equipment j Routine maintenance cleaning and servicing k Labour charges for work outside our repairer s normal working hours which are Monday Friday 9am to 5pm l Repai...

Page 23: ...ts of purchase such as premiums and taxes at the applicable rate 14 The Financial Services Compensation Scheme We are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme You may be entitled to compensation under the scheme if we cannot meet our obligations This depends on the type of business and the circumstances of the claim Our obligations to you are covered for 100 of the first 2 000 and 90 ...

Page 24: ...lowing Directives Safety 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive EMC 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste Please recycle where facilities exist Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice Vax Ltd Kingswood Road Hampton Lovett Droitwich Worcestershire WR9 OQH UK email info vax co uk website www vax...

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