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Connect the two low voltage wires located on the backside of the power unit to the
wires installed with the main trunk line. It is recommended you secure the connec-
tion with wire nuts. Be certain you comply with your local electrical codes and regu-
lations. Plug the unit into a 120 volt grounded receptacle. You are now ready to
check the installation of the unit:

• Plug the hose into each inlet valve to be sure the electrical contacts operate

properly.

• Check each inlet valve for air leaks
• Check each pipe connection for air leaks.
• Be sure the dirt container is properly secured to the power unit.
• Be sure the paper bag and filters are properly installed in the power unit.

Your cleaning system is ready to use.

HOW TO USE

The Eureka Built-In Vacuum System is designed to provide the utmost in dust-free,
quiet cleaning. The power unit, which is mounted in a remote area of your home, is
connected to centrally located inlet valves with a system of lightweight plastic pipes.
Using the cleaner is as simple as inserting the vac-
uum hose into an inlet valve after attaching the appro-
priate tool.
Overload-Protection Reset Button

Overload-Protection Reset Button

The built-in vacuum system features an overload pro-
tection (circuit breaker) which can be reset should the
motor be overloaded causing the circuit to open.
Should this happen and the power unit fails to oper-
ate, depress the reset button which is located on the
side of the power unit. If the protector continues to
trip; contact the authorized service center nearest
you.

Inlet Valves

Inlet Valves
Each inlet valve has electrical contacts which activate
the power unit motor when the hose is connected. The
low voltage wires attached to the inlet activate the
power unit when the hose cuff is inserted. The system
shuts off as soon as the hose is removed.

An obstruction in the inlet valve may cause the power
unit to continue to run after the hose is removed from
the inlet. Check all the inlet valves and remove any
obstruction to shut down the power unit.

When unplugging the hose from the inlet valve, hold
the inlet cover open for a few seconds to allow the suction to decrease and protect
the inner seal.

The elbow with the paper bag adapter must be installed, locked in its “L” slots, in
the body facing downward as shown for the paper bag.

1. Hold the bag collar with fingertips and align the bumps on the adapter with the

bump cutouts in the collar.

2. Insert adapter and push the bag collar all the way up to the lip on the elbow.
3. Rotate the bag collar 45º counter clockwise so the bumps on the adapter DO

NOT align with the collar bump cutouts. Replace the bucket, turn to lock.

4. To remove, rotate the bag collar 45º clockwise and gently lower the collar off of

the bag adapter.

Cloth Filter Cleaning

NOTE: Disconnect power cord from electrical outlet before cleaning the filter.

NOTE: The cloth filter must remain in place even if the paper filter bag is used.

1. Remove the lower dirt receptacle.
2. Wrap a large garbage bag around the lower portion of the power unit and hold

firmly in position.

3. Grasp the cloth filter through the plastic bag and shake vigorously. Dirt will drop

into bag.

4. Carefully remove the plastic bag from the unit and discard.
5. Replace the dirt receptacle on unit.

Replacement of the Cloth Filter Bag

NOTE: Removal of cloth filter is not advised and
is not normally necessary.

The band in the rim of cloth filter must be
secured into corresponding groove in Intermedi-
ate Body to ensure an airtight seal.

If for any reason, the cloth filter has been dis-
lodged during shipment it must be reinstalled
prior to use.
Fold back filter band, align it with groove in body
and uncoil. Final portion of band should require a
slight push to “POP” it into place. If not, remove
and repeat installation procedure.