Cleaning The Collection Bin
The Collection Bin should be washed
periodically.
1. Wash the Bin in warm water using a
mild soap. Avoid harsh or abrasive
cleaners or sponges. Rinse thoroughly.
TO AVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT PLACE
COLLECTION BIN IN THE DISHWASHER.
2. Let it air dry.
Make sure the Collection
Bin is completely dry before putting it
back into the SweepEZE™
.
3. Insert the assembled Collection Bin
following the instructions outlined
in the USER MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS on page 4.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Other than cleaning the Dirt Filter and
replacing the Micro Exhaust Filter Holder,
as described in this Owner’s Manual, this
Automatic Vacuuming Dust Bin is not user
serviceable. There are no user serviceable
parts inside the unit. Servicing by our
Authorized Service Center is required to
avoid damage to internal components.
Storage
Unplug unit and clean Collection Bin and
all Filters before storing.
Store SweepEZE™ in its box in a clean,
dry place.
Never store SweepEZE™ while it is still
plugged in. Never wrap cord tightly around
the appliance, use the Cord Storage area
on the back of the SweepEZE™ unit.
Do not put any stress on the cord where it
enters the unit, as it could cause the cord
to wear and break.
Cleaning the Micro Exhaust Filter
1. The Micro Exhaust Filter Holder slides up and out
of its housing on the side of the unit.
2. Gently pull the Filter out of the Filter Holder.
(See Figure 5.)
3. Tap Filter gently against trash container to free
and eliminate excess dirt and debris.
4. To clean the Filter, wash in mild soap and water;
rinse and dry thoroughly before using the unit.
5. If a new Filter is needed, replace with standard
HEPA HF4 filter cartridges, or cut a 3-inch by 4-
inch section of any micro filter to fit. Make sure
that it fits snugly in the Filter Holder.
6. Slide the Holder back into the unit with the Filter
facing outwards.
IMPORTANT!
NEVER OPERATE THE SWEEPEZE™
WITHOUT THE MICRO EXHAUST FILTER AND FILTER
HOLDER PROPERLY IN PLACE.
5
WST1800 Automatic Vacuuming Dust Bin
Micro
Exhaust
Filter Holder
Figure 5
Figure 6
