Removing Clogs - Titan T9200 User Manual

The vacuum cleaner creates suction that picks up dirt. Rapidly moving air carries the dirt to
the dust bag through the airflow passages. The dust bag lets the air pass through, while it
traps the dirt.
For best cleaning results, keep the airflow passage open. Check the starred ( ★ ) areas
occasionally for clogs. Turn off and unplug vacuum cleaner from outlet before checking.
Motorized
Nozzle
TO CHECK FOR CLOGS:
· Check the dust bag and empty if full. See BAG CHANGING (page 27).
· Check motor safety filter and exhaust filter. See MOTOR SAFETY FILTER CLEANING
(page 29) and EXHAUST FILTER CHANGING (page 29).
· Check the motorized nozzle for any dirt or debris in the agitator area. Carefully remove
any string or debris located on the agitator or end caps. See TO CLEAN AGITATOR (page
36).
If the vacuum cleaner still has poor suction, do the following:
1. Connect the hose to the canister and turn the vacuum cleaner on. Check the end of the
hose handle for suction. If there is good suction on the hose handle, there is no clog in
the hose. If the suction is bad, remove any dirt or debris in the hose and handle.
2. Connect the hose handle to the wand. Check the end of the wand for suction. If there is
good suction at the end of the wand, there is no clog in the wand. If the suction is bad,
remove any dirt or debris in the wand.
3. Check the nozzle swivel. Remove any dirt or debris.

REMOVING CLOGS

REMOVING CLOGS
Handle
Wand
Motor Safety
Filter
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Exhaust
Filter
DUST
BAG