Slide the end of the Hose Grip onto the Hose Grip Base.
Place the Hose into the Hose Clip.
NOTE: The Powerfoot will not operate effectively
unless the Hose is firmly attached to the base.
Snap the Telescoping Extension Wand, Crevice Tool, and
Combination Tool into the storage clips as shown.
The Power Cord is stored at the side of the Detachable
Canister, wrapped around two Cord Wraps. A molded clip
on the polarized plug allows it to be fastened to the
Power Cord during storage.
Unclip polarized plug from Power Cord.
Rotate the Upper Cord Wrap toward floor and slip the
Power Cord off.
Plug the polarized plug into a polarized outlet.
To keep the Power Cord out of your way while cleaning,
place it in the Cord Clip, located near the top of
the Handle.
The Power Switch is located just below the handle on the front of
the Detachable Canister. Push the rocker switch “ON” (I) to
vacuum, and “OFF” (O) when cleaning is complete.
The Brush Switch is located just below the handle on the front of
the Detachable Canister next to the Power Switch. This switch
turns the Rotating Brush on and off. The Brush Switch should be
in the “ON” (I) position for normal carpet cleaning. You may want
to turn the Brush Switch “OFF” (O) for bare floor cleaning or other
delicate surfaces.
Note: Your BISSELL Lift Off vacuum is equipped
with a special internal switch that turns the
Rotating Brush off whenever the unit is in the
Upright position.
Upright – For storage and above floor cleaning with tools.
Normal Cleaning – Press the Handle Release Pedal with
your foot to recline.
How To Use Your BISSELL Lift-Off
1.
2.
3.
Power Switch/Brush Switch
1.
2.
CAUTION:
Before using your vacuum, make
sure that the Dirt Container and
Upper Tank are in locked position
and that all filters (Upper Tank,
Pre-Motor and Post-Motor) are in
place. Do not operate your vacuum
without these filters.
4.
Power Cord Quick Release
Handle Positions
Quick Release
Cord Wrap
Brush
Power
Attach Vacuum Hose and Tools Continued
Combination
Tool
Telescoping
Wand
Crevice Tool
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