Dust Bag And Filters; Removal And Replacement - Vax HF86-FM-T Instruction Manual

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6. Dust Bag and Filters:

Removal and Replacement

WARNING: Always unplug the vacuum cleaner
!
from the electrical outlet before removing the
dirt container.
WARNING: Do NOT use the vacuum cleaner
!
without ALL of the filters in place.
Emptying the Dust Bag
NOTE: The dust bag must be replaced every time the
bag full indicator remains permanently illuminated or
the bag is full.
Turn off the vacuum cleaner and unplug from the
electrical outlet. Lift up the top cover to gain access to
the dust bag compartment. Remove and dispose of the
full dust bag and insert a new dust bag (Fig.6/1).
Fig.6/1
Cleaning the Filters
NOTE: Do NOT use any detergents or boiling water to
wash the filters. Vax recommends checking the
filters every time you replace the dust bag.
Cleaning the pre-motor filter
Turn off the vacuum cleaner and unplug from the
electrical outlet. Lift up the top cover to gain access to
the dust bag compartment.
Lift out the pre-motor filter situated at the back of the
compartment (Fig.6/2.
Fig.6/2
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Shake off excess dirt and dust over a dustbin. The pre-
motor filter can be rinsed in cold water to clean. The pre-
motor filter must be allowed to air dry completely before
being replaced back in the unit (Fig.6/3).
Fig.6/3
Removing the Post-motor filter
Open the lid to the dust bag as previously directed.
Lift up the latch of the post motor filter and pull towards
the front of the machine (Fig.6/4).
Fig.6/4
Tap the pre-motor filter gently on the side of the rubbish
bin to remove excess dirt and dust (Fig.6/5).
Fig.6/5
When the post-motor filter becomes clogged or
discoloured, it should be replaced. Vax recommends that
this filter is replaced every 9-12 months.