BATTERY REMOVAL & DISPOSAL
NOTE : If uncertain as to how to remove your battery pack, we
suggest you take your vacuum cleaner to a reputable small
appliance service technician to have this service performed.
Follow these steps when battery removal is required.
This vacuum cleaner is equipped with Ni-Cd batteries and you need to dispose of
them properly. When the batteries are no longer good for use, they must be removed
from the vacuum cleaner for disposal. Do not remove the batteries for any reason
other than disposal of them. This vacuum cleaner contains nickel-cadmium Ni-Cd)
batteries. The batteries must br recycled or disposed of properly. Call your nearest
recycling center for information on the recycling and disposal of Ni-Cd batteries.
WARNING: You must never use ordinary batteries for replacement as these may
leak and cause damage.
REMOVAL OF BATTERY PACK
1. Remove the extention handles and dust cup container.
2. Turn unit over so that the base is facing upwards. Remove See-Thru brush
cover.
3. With a #I Phillips screwdiver, remove all ten (10) screws securing the base and
the top housing.
4. Grasp the battery pack and remove both the red and black wires leading to the
battery pack. The battery pack may now be removed.
CAUTION: This appliance contains Ni-Cd batteries. The batteries must be recycled
or disposed of properly.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
To
improve the performance and
life of your unit, we recommend you
do the following:
1. Once a month clean the unit with a dry cloth, including the chamber which
the dust container fits into. Remove any hair, fiber or other materials that
may have built up in the chamber, on the rotating brush or edging tool.
2. Don’t use abrasive materials to clean the sweeper. Do not immerse the
unit in water.
3. Do not pick up liquids or use on wet floors.
4. Do not use on concrete, tar or similar rough surfaces.
5.
Don’t pick up pieces of string or fabrics with the sweeper.
6. Do not clean tasseled or frayed carpets with the sweeper.
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