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WARNING:

 For Wood Floors, Soft Floor Surfaces (Vinyl, Asphalt Tile, etc.) and Polished Floor Finishes: Use low speed 

on hard floor surfaces. Use floor and floor finish manufacturer’s recommended methods of cleaning. The brushroll may 

also scuff very soft finishes. Always test a small area to determine if surface is suitable for the cleaner.

Operating the Vacuum

How To Use

1.  Make sure the disposable inner HEPA dust bag is in place. Do not operate the vacuum without a disposable inner HEPA dust 

bag. Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet and press the ON/OFF switch on the back of the vacuum when ready to 

operate. Press the button once to turn the unit on high, press a second time for low speed, and a third time to turn the unit off.

2.  Up-Position Lock: Place foot on power head and lean handle back gently to release lock for vacuum use. Return handle to the 

full upright position to engage lock. NOTE: Do not operate the vacuum while in the upright and locked position. Do not let the 

vacuum run while in any one stationary position for any period of time. 

Keep the vacuum moving while in operation.

3.  Cord Release: To remove cord, twist cord release 1/2 turn. 

Slide cord off cord release.

4.  Easy Power Cord Storage: Turn cord release to the up position, 

wrap power cord around cord release and lower cord bracket 

located below the carry handle.

5.  Carry Handle: The carry handle is located 

on back of the vacuum for easy lifting 

and carrying.

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Summary of Contents for VX37

Page 1: ...User Guide Upright Vacuum MagnesiumTM vax com au vax co nz VX37...

Page 2: ...Contents Machine Overview General Safety Information Getting Started How To Use Looking After Your Machine FAQs Other Information Contents 1 2 3 5 6 10 13 14 1...

Page 3: ...MagnesiumTM Handle Connector Bag Dock Carry Handle Zipper Main Bumper Power Cord Lower Tube Fan Housing Rear Wheels Cover Outer Bag Power Head Inner HEPA Dust Bag disposable 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12...

Page 4: ...r pull the cord around sharp edges or corners Do not run the vacuum cleaner over the cord Keep the cord away from heated surfaces 11 Do not handle the plug or the vacuum cleaner with wet hands 12 Keep...

Page 5: ...T Vax recommends the use of Residual Current Device Rating of 30mA or less IMPORTANT It is very important that the HEPA dust bag is replaced when full to get maximum performance from your vacuum clean...

Page 6: ...the four receiving ports at the top of the outer bag and insert until a snap is heard 2 Remove the protector plastic strip sheet from the Magnesium handle 3 Snap cord assembly into the cord clip loca...

Page 7: ...nce to turn the unit on high press a second time for low speed and a third time to turn the unit off 2 Up Position Lock Place foot on power head and lean handle back gently to release lock for vacuum...

Page 8: ...iciency change the disposable inner bag frequently DO NOT FILL ABOVE THE LINE INDICATED ON THE DISPOSABLE INNER HEPA DUST BAG Be sure the inner bag is installed properly NOTE All disposable inner bags...

Page 9: ...er Bag Installation 1 Slide the cardboard collar completely onto bag dock door 2 Firmly push bag dock door with both thumbs on indication point until it snaps Lock the cardboard onto the two tabs on t...

Page 10: ...er bag at least once a month Do not run the vacuum over the cord The revolving brushroll could damage the cord Use caution when vacuuming over area rug edges and fringe If at any time the machine does...

Page 11: ...effectiveness The brushroll is designed for long life Should it ever become worn or frayed it can be replaced by an Vax Authorized Service Agent on AU 1300 361 505 NZ 0800 800 900 or vax com au vax co...

Page 12: ...kage remove it with long nose pliers a screwdriver or coat hanger 2 Twist lower collar anticlockwise to slide up Pull tube out of base Check for blockage If blockage is in the tube remove with a coat...

Page 13: ...ps flipped upright 3 Locate the silver coloured push pin under flaps A B 4 Use a small household item such as a ballpoint pen screwdriver or paper clip to depress the silver coloured push pin While ke...

Page 14: ...is worn Bag tube clogged Bag pores are clogged with fine dust Impeller fan is broken Brushroll is not even at both ends See steps on clearing an obstruction on page 12 Turn the unit off and wait 5 se...

Page 15: ...ke a note of the serial number and model number of the vacuum cleaner before calling For the nearest Service Agent please call the Vax Customer Careline or visit vax com au in Australia or vax co nz i...

Page 16: ...Distributed by Techtronic Industries Australia Pty Ltd 31 Gilby Road Mt Waverley VIC 3149 Australia www vax com au Careline AU 1300 361 505 www vax co nz Careline NZ 0800 800 900 vax com au vax co nz...

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