Euro-Pro EP750 Use And Care Instructions Manual page 3

ASSEMBLY
Note: Dust cup filter (4) must be used when operating the hand vacuum.
1. To open the dust cup (container) (1), push button (2) and remove the dust cup (1).
Verify that the dust cup filter (4) is inside, then re-attach the dust cup (container) (1)
to the hand vacuum.
2. To attach the convertible brush (8), crevice tool (11) or floor brush (9) to the Hand
Vacuum, push the attachment into the suction hole, as shown below.
3. To use the extension tubes (7) with the floor brush (9), push one of the extension tubes
into the suction hole, then insert the other extension tubes into each other and then
insert the floor brush (9) into the last extension tube. The convertible brush (8) and the
crevice tool (11) can also be used with the extension tubes (7).
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HOW TO OPERATE YOUR CORDLESS VACUUM
1. Your cordless vacuum operates when the batteries are fully charged.
Before using, please ensure that the cordless vacuum is initially charged for
16-20 hours.
2. Place 'On/Off' switch to the ON position
CAUTION:
The Cordless Vacuum is a very powerful unit. Make
sure that you hold it firmly, otherwise it can slip out of
your hand and cause injury.
CHANGING & CLEANING THE DUST CUP FILTER
To achieve the best performance, empty the dust cup (# 1 ) and clean
the dust cup filter (# 4 ) after each use.
1. To open the Dust Cup (container) (#1), press down on the release button
(#2) and pull out the Dust Cup (container ) (#1), (fig. 1).
2. Pull out the Dust Cup Filter (#4), (fig. 2).
3. Empty the dust from the Dust Cup Filter (#4), (fig. 3).
4. Rinse the Dust Cup Filter (#4) in cold water, and then wait until it dries
completely before replacing it into the Dust Cup (container) (#1).
5. Place the Dust Cup Filter (#4) carefully into the Dust Cup (container) (#1).
6. Attach the Dust Cup (container) (#1) to the Cordless Vacuum.
NOTE:
It is recommended that the dust cup filter be changed every
three (3) months to ensure peak performance of the unit.
CAUTION:
The suction hole must be open, free of any obstructions
at all times. Otherwise, the motor will overheat and could
become damaged.
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