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Summary of Contents for HOMEWAVE Central Vacuum System
- Page 1 How To Use A Central Vacuum System HWM2124...
- Page 2 How To Use A Central Vacuum System A central vacuum system can provide decades of cleaning power, as long as A central vacuum system can provide decades of cleaning power, as long as it’s used and maintained properly. it’s used and maintained properly.
- Page 3 Turning on the Power Unit If you have a Standard Air Kit, plug the hose into one of the wall inlet valves. The metal ring on the hose's cutoff will complete a low-voltage electrical circuit, which will then turn on a switch and the power unit of the systeam. It’s important to precisely align the hose with the wall inlet to avoid damaging the unit.
- Page 4 Emptying the Dirt Receptacle If you’re using a bagless central vacuum, it is highly recommended that you empty and rinse the dirt receptacle after every use. This stops dust and debris from building up inside the device, which could cause the motor to deteriorate or break.
- Page 5 Finding Electrical Faults Below are possible electrical problems that can happen with a central vacuum system: • The power unit won't work if the voltage is either below or over the standard operating voltage, there is a large current drain, or the rotor is locked.
- Page 6 Tips for maintaining a Central Vacuum System • Use a clean and soft cloth to dust off the power unit. DO NOT use water or liquid cleaners because they could result in an electrical shock. • Do not place anything on top of the power unit as this could prevent cooling air from reaching the motor and cause the motor to overheat.
- Page 7 HWM2124...
- Page 8 www.homewavevac.com 9000 Keele St., Suite 12. Concord, ON L4K 0B3 1-877-360-9283 HWM2124...
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