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REMOVAL
Always follow all safety precautions
when cleaning
and servicing the vacuum
cleaner.
Electrical Shock Or Personal Injury Hazard
Disconnect
electrical
supply before servicing
or
cleaning
the unit. Failure to do so could result in
electrical
shock
or personal
injury from cleaner
suddenly starting.
If the cleaner does not seem to have adequate
suction or self-propelled
function
will not work, first
check for a full bag or filter which is clogged.
See
instructions on Bag Changing
on page 10 and Filter
Cleaning
on pages 12 and 13.
If the bag and filter areas are free of clogs, check
the hose area. Remove the lower end of the stretch
_retch
C/_n-Out
Port
hose from the
cleaner by
grasping the
hose collar
and pulling
straight up.
Plug in the
vacuum
and
turn it on.
Alternately
open and shut
the clean-out
port cover.
Stretch the
hose to
maximum
length and
then allow the
hose to return
to its storage
length.
Turn the unit
off and
unplug the
unit.
Visually
inspect the
clean-out
port
area and the
base area into
which the
hose is
inserted.
Remove
visible clog.
Close clean-out
port cover firmly to insure seal.
Re-insert the hose into the opening on the lower
body from which it was removed.
Press firmly to
assure connection.
Clean-Out
Port Cover
NOTE: Brush assembly will not turn if the hose is not
fully inserted.
Personal InjuryHazard
DO NOT place hands or feet underneath the unit
when insertingthe hose. The brushassembly begins
to revolve rapidly when the vacuum Is fumed on
and isswitched to a carpet height setting.
If the bag and filter areas and the hose areas are
free of clogs, check the nozzle area. To check this
area, see the section on Belt Changing
and Brush
Cleaning
on pages 14-16.
Return the cleaner to the upright position before
plugging
into the electrical
outlet.
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