Fig. 7
Lower
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
WINDING & UNWINDING THE
POWER CORD
This vacuum cleaner is
equipped with a convenient
cord storage feature. The
power cord winds around
the two cord holders at
the back of the unit. The
top one has a quick
cord release feature.
Turn the cord hook to
the left or the right to
remove the power cord.
(Fig. 4)
When using the vacuum,
attach the power cord to
the cord holder so that
the power cord is out of
the way when you
are vacuuming.
(Fig. 5)
ON/OFF SWITCH
The On/Off switch has three different
positions. (Fig.6)
• Push on the "I" side to turn the
vacuum ON. Set the vacuum here
when using the removable hose
handle with the accessories or when
vacuuming bare floors.
• Push on the “II" side to turn the
motorized floor brush on.
• Push on the “O” side to turn the
vacuum to the OFF position.
USING THE UNIT WITH THE
ACCESSORIES
• Remove the removable
hose handle from
the hose connector.
• Attach the extension
tube, crevice tool or
the dusting brush
to the end of the
hose. (Fig. 8)
5
= OFF
= Vacuum ON
USING THE UNIT With the
Motorized Floor Brush
• Unwind the power cord
and plug into the
120V outlet.
• Press the On/Off switch to
the “II” position so that
both the vacuum
and the motorized
floor brush is
turned “ON”
NOTE:
When vacuuming
deep pile carpets or
hard wood floors,
lower the angle
of the handle (see
illustration at
right) for easier
maneuverability.
(Fig. 7)
Fig. 4
Motorized Floor
Brush ON
=
Fig. 6
Fig. 8
MANUAL VARIABLE SUCTION
CONTROL
Your vacuum cleaner includes a
variable suction control valve on the
hose extension. The suction power can
be adjusted by moving the slide to the
desired position. For example. Less
suction is required on upholstery and
draperies compared to thick shag
carpets, which require maximum
suction.
Fig. 5
Cord holder
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Crevice Tool
For radiators, crevices, corners,
baseboards and between cushions.
Dusting Brush
The dusting brush is used
for the furniture, venetian
blinds, books, lamp shades
and shelves.
Brush Roll Warning Light
Extension Tube
For hard to reach places. Use with
crevice tool or with dusting brush.
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Emptying the Dust Cup Container
Important:
Do
NOT
use the vacuum
without ALL the filters in place.
Warning:
Always unplug the
unit from electrical outlet before
opening the Dust Cup (container).
1. To remove the dust cup container,
turn the dust cup release lever to the
right. (Fig. 11)
Fig. 11
2. Remove the
dust cup from
the vacuum.
(Fig. 12)
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
3. To empty the dust
cup container,
hold the dust cup
from the handle
over a garbage
container and
press on the trap
door release button
that is on the front
side of the dust
cup container to release the dust cup
bottom (Fig. 13)
Brush Roll
Warning Light
When the Intelli-Sense
TM
Filter
Monitor lights up, it means that the
dust cup is full or the HEPA filter, filter
ring or Debris Screen needs cleaning.
You must empty the dust from the
dust cup and clean the HEPA filter
and Debris Screen right away.
Intelli-Sense
TM
Filter Monitor
If while using the motorized floor brush
the brush becomes jammed or picks up
an object which causes the brush roll to
cease revolving, the red indicator light
will illuminate. In this case:
Fig. 9
Screws
1. Turn unit “Off” and unplug from wall
outlet.
2. Remove the motorized floor brush
from the main unit.
3. Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver and
remove the two (2) front screws from
the bottom of the motorized floor
brush. (Fig. 9)
Fig. 10
5. To gently remove the object, hair or
fibers pull slowly to release.
Removing with scissors may be
necessary, however, avoid damaging
or cutting the bristles.
4. Remove the brush cover. (Fig. 10)
