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Checking for Blockages
Unplug the vacuum
before checking for
blockages.
3
Dust Cup Air Duct:
Remove Dust Cup Assembly and
empty Dust Cup if necessary.
Check Air Duct behind Dust Cup
for clogs; clear before replacing
Dust Cup Assembly. (
Fig. 18
)
4
Motorized Power Nozzle
Hose Connector:
Remove Flexible Hose and check
inside the air intake for clogs.
(
Fig. 18
)
Push the Hose Connector back
onto the vacuum.
5
Power Brush:
Turn the power brush upside
down and slide the locking latch
(
a
) forward. (
Fig. 19
)
Gently tilt brush housing upward
to open.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT
force; it
will not open all the way.
Remove debris from turbine
wheel and air passage.
Beware of sharp objects when clearing blockages.
Damages caused while clearing or attempting to clear blockages are
not covered under your product’s limited warranty.
Replace parts securely before using again.
Blockages may cause your vacuum to overheat and shut down. If so,
clear the blockages, then follow the instructions for
Resetting the
Motor Thermostat.
Use a flashlight to help
search for blockages.
Occasionally the vacuum may become blocked by a build up of debris and the Blockage
Indicator light will illuminate. It is important to locate where the blockage is and carefully
remove it without causing damage to yourself, the unit or anything else. Perform the following
steps to try to find the blockage.
1
Flexible Hose:
Detach the flexible hose from
the vacuum and the telescopic
tube. Straighten it out and
inspect inside the hose and
handle for any obstructions.
(
Fig. 16
)
2
Telescopic Tube:
Detach the telescopic tube and
inspect inside both ends for any
obstructions. (
Fig. 17
)
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fig. 18
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fig. 19
Blockage
Indicator
The Blockage Indicator light will
turn Red if there is a blockage.
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