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Unpack cleaner from carton and
identify the parts shown.
Remove and dispose of cardboard
packing.
A. Canister cleaner
B. Power nozzle
C. Extra filter paper bag (one bag is
installed in cleaner)
D. Extension wands and hose
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B
C
D
1. Combination carpet and floor
power nozzle:
automatically
adjusts to different carpet pile
heights.
2. Headlight
3. Spring latch:
locks extension
wands together or locks wand to
nozzle or tool.
4. Extension wands:
used with rug
and floor nozzle. One or both
wands may be used with cleaning
tools.
5. Wand/tool latch:
used to lock hand
grip to extension wands or cleaning
tools.
6. Hand grip
7. Floor surface selector button:
push button toward “RUG” for carpet
cleaning or “BARE” for hard surface
floor cleaning.
8. Receptacle:
connect power nozzle
cord underneath hand grip.
9. Dusting brush
10. Crevice tool
11. Hard floor tool
12. Furniture nozzle
13. Suction regulator:
close for
maximum suction, open if power
nozzle is difficult to push or light
weight rugs or draperies are being
cleaned.
14. Large wheels:
p rovide easy towing
when cleaner is pulled over carpet,
a rea rugs and door sills.
15. Cord rewind pedal:
step on pedal
to rewind cord for storage.
Hold
plug until cord is rewound.
16. Micro filter:
aids in filtration of dirt
particles.
17. Tool lid:
pull up on edge of lid in
recessed area.
18. Bag lid latch:
lift to open bag lid.
19. ON/OFF pedal:
conveniently
located on top of cleaner.
20. Check bag indicator:
shows red
when paper bag should be
checked for fullness.
21. Hose connector
22. Receptacle:
connect power nozzle
c o rd to canister cleaner.
23. Carrying handle
24. Belt check window:
motor pulley
will be visible in window if belt is
broken.
This cleaner is intended for
household use.
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The assembled cleaner will look like
the drawing.
Operate cleaner only at voltage speci-
fied on data plate on bottom of
cleaner.
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