Using the Vacuum
The vacuum can throw debris, possibly causing serious
personal injury to the operator or bystanders.
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Do not operate the vacuum without the bag installed or
with the bag zipper open.
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Do not vacuum sharp, pointed, or hard objects that could
be thrown through the fabric of the bag, such as wires,
staples, nails, or rocks.
Important: Vacuum only leaves and soft items. Hard items such
as sticks, rocks, acorns, and pine cones will damage the impeller.
Important: Do not force the vacuum tube into a pile of debris or
hold the tube upright while force feeding debris into the tube.
Either action may clog and damage the impeller. If the vacuum
starts to vibrate or make abnormal noise, stop it,
unplug
the cord,
and check for the cause.
Emptying the Bag
1.
Turn off and unplug the vacuum from the power source.
2.
Empty any debris from the bag.
Do not store debris in the bag. To clean the bag, turn it inside out
and shake out any excess debris. Once a year, hand wash the
bag in soapy water and allow it to air dry.
Normal usage of the bag causes it to wear and deteriorate
over time. A worn or deteriorated bag allows small objects
to be thrown through the bag, possibly injuring the operator
or bystanders.
Check the bag frequently. If it is worn or deteriorated, replace
it with a genuine Toro vacuum bag.
Removing Clogged Debris from the
Impeller
1.
Turn off and
unplug
the vacuum from the power source and wait
for all moving parts to stop.
2.
Remove the vacuum tube.
3.
Remove the debris from impeller blades.
4.
Check the impeller for any signs of damage. If it is damaged,
contact your Authorized Toro Dealer.
5.
Install the vacuum tube or, if you want to switch to blower mode,
the bottom inlet cover. Refer to Converting from Blower to Vacuum
or Converting from Vacuum to Blower for more information.
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