Emptying The Dirt Cup; Power Cord Storage; Maintenance - Bissell Easy Vac 3101 Series User Manual

Emptying The Dirt Cup

Your Easy Vac features a translucent plastic Dirt Cup, so
you can easily see when it needs to be emptied. For best
performance, empty when debris reaches halfway up the cup.
Press the lock button down and forward (away from the
1.
Canister Handle) while lifting the upper portion of the Dirt Cup
away from the Canister.
Grasp the Filter frame and pull it straight up from the Dirt Cup.
2.
Empty the Cup, and check both the Filter and the Cup for
cleanliness and damage. You may wash the Cup with warm
(not hot) water and mild liquid dish soap only. Rinse and dry
thoroughly before reattaching it.
If the surface of the Filter looks dirty or discolored, clean or
3.
replace it. To clean the Filter, remove any debris still clinging to
the Filter. After a time, it will be necessary to replace your
Filter. See "Routine Maintenance" for instructions.
Replace the Filter in the Dirt Cup pushing down tightly to
4.
ensure gasket is in place. Place the small tab at the bottom of
the Canister cavity, then press the upper portion of the Cup
into place until the lock button snap into place.

Power Cord Storage

When you are done using your BISSELL Easy Vac, store
the Power Cord.
Turn Easy Vac off by moving switch to "
1.
Unplug Power Cord by grasping the polarized plug (NOT the
2.
cord) and disconnect from outlet.
Loop Power Cord around Cord Wraps on side of cleaner,
3.
making certain Quick Release Cord Wrap is pointed up
towards Handle.
Clip molded plug to Power Cord to secure.
4.

Maintenance

To maintain maximum performance from your
Easy Vac, perform these simple
maintenance checks weekly.
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Check the debris level in the Dirt Cup and empty if
necessary.
Check the Filter for damage. Remove debris and
wash or replace as needed.
" position.
Upper Cord Wrap
Lower Cord Wrap
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of
injury from moving parts
and/ or electrical shock,
turn Power Switch OFF
and disconnect polarized
plug from electrical out-
let before performing
troubleshooting checks.