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- Page 2 filtration. Keep your floors clean, and prolong the life of your flooring in just a few easy steps. Prolux…. Cleaning Reinvented! Welcome to the Prolux family and don’t forget to register for your lifetime...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Quick Assembly Page 4 Specs Page 5 Warranty Page 6 Safety Page 7-9 Description of Parts Page 10-11 Assembling Your Vacuum Page 12-15 Maintenance Page 16-17 Frequently Asked Questions Page 18 Troubleshooting Page 19 Warranty Registration Reminder Page 20 Warranty Information Page 21... -
Page 4: Quick Assembly
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Page 5: Specifications
Specifications ● Lightweight - Canister only weighs 8 pounds. ● 12 Amp Motor - Deep cleaning with 98 CFM of Airflow. (most vacuums have around 80) ● Dependable - 5 year motor warranty and 3 year body warranty. (5 year/3 year warranty pertains to registered machines only) ●... -
Page 6: Warranty
WARRANTY Here at Prolux we take pride in the quality of our products, so the majority of our time and money is spent on R&D rather than advertising. Because of this we feel very confident in the quality of our products and feel very comfortable being able to offer a 5 year motor warranty and a 3 year body warranty. -
Page 7: Important Safety Instructions
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Vacuum Safety Read the owner's manual in its entirety before using this product. Failure to do so can result in serious injury or death. Prolux takes no responsibility for damages/injuries due to violations of the following operating instructions. - Page 8 SAFETY CONTINUED 6. Do not pull or carry the vacuum by its power cord, do not use the power cord as a handle, do not close the door on the power cord, or pull the power cord around sharp edges or corners. Do not run the vacuum cleaner over the power cord. Keep the power cord away from heated surfaces.
- Page 9 Do not vacuum or clean: Hair and other parts of the body. They could be sucked in and cause injury. Pieces of Clothing (e, g, shoe laces, scarves, etc.). They could be sucked in and cause injury. Water and other liquids, especially moisture from carpet cleaning agents. Moisture inside the appliance can lead to short-circuiting.
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Page 10: Description Of Parts
Description of Parts Main Canister 6. Upholstery Tool Main Hose 7. Floor Tool Extendable Wand 8. Crevice Tool Easy Glide Floor Tool 9. Duster Brush Tool Caddy 10. Mini Turbo... -
Page 11: Description Of Attachments
Description of Attachments 1. Tool Caddy 8. Soft Non Scratch Wheels 2. Upholstery Tool 9. Suction Relief Valve 3. Duster Brush 10. Wand Button Release 4. Crevice Tool 11. Telescopic Wand Release 5. Slide Off Bristles 12. Durable Wand 6. Floor Brush Tool 13a-c. - Page 12 Assembling and Using Your Vacuum Cleaner Important: For best results do not use the vacuum without all filters properly installed. 1. Remove everything from the box and lay it in easy view. 2. Place the tool caddy on the rear caddy mount and then place desired tools on the caddy for convenient use 3.
- Page 13 Using The Attachments Prolux is proud to include the highest quality attachments available! Through research and development and trial and error… Prolux has finally perfected vacuum attachments, matching durability with functionality! This is Cleaning…Reinvented! ● Carpet/Floor Tool - High quality carpet and rug tool glides effortlessly across all carpeted surfaces.
- Page 14 Manual Suction Control Your vacuum cleaner includes a manual variable suction control on the flexible hose handle. The suction power can be adjusted by moving the suction regulator to the desired position between open and closed. The more open the valve is, the more it will reduce the suction.
- Page 15 Removing and Replacing HEPA Filters Important: For best performance DO NOT use the vacuum without all filters in place. Note: Never use your vacuum cleaner with a clogged filter. This will cause overheating and can result in early failure of your unit. Note: The HEPA pre-motor filter will stop most of the tiniest dust particles and airborne allergens from re-entering the air you breathe.
- Page 16 5. The HEPA filter may be “cleaned” by tapping on the edge of a garbage can. Using low pressure compressed air is an ideal way to remove dust from the filter. It is ideal to clean filters outdoors and we HIGHLY recommend to use the compressed air method outdoors. 6.
- Page 17 Exhaust Filter: 1. Locate the filter cover on the power button side of the main canister. The cover will look like a wheel, but it is only a cover. 2. On the cover you’ll find 3 triangles. The triangle on the cover will need to match up to the solid triangle when locked and the triangle outline when unlocked.
- Page 18 3. The exhaust filter will have a tab sticking out which you can grab and remove the filter. Once removed, clean and reinstall, or replace with a brand new filter. The majority of dust/dirt is going to be trapped by the pre motor filter and dirt bin, so there should be minimal build up on the exhaust filter as long as the pre motor filter and dirt bin are properly installed.
- Page 19 Cleaning the Dust Bin 1. After emptying the dustbin contents, locate the three triangles on the front of the dust bin. Grip front and top handles and twist bottom triangle toward the outlined triangle. Add Figure Image 2. When the bottom triangle moves to the outlined triangle and you feel/hear the click, remove the top portion and place on a safe surface.
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Page 20: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions 1. Why is my vacuum not picking up? Vacuum dirt bin is full. Open the top of the unit and check bin capacity. Clog in the hose or wand. Remove the hose from the vacuum. Seperate the hose from the wand. -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting WARNING: Never use a defective appliance. Always switch the appliance off and disconnect it from the outlet or remove the battery before you start to troubleshoot. Fault Possible Cause(s) Solution The vacuum will not turn on. The plug is not connected to the Insert the plug into an electrical electrical wall outlet or the wall outlet and flip the “on/off”... - Page 22 Why do I have to register my warranty within 90 days to get my Lifetime Warranty? Great question! Do you know what normally kills a vacuum cleaner? 1. Vacuum Dirt Bin being overfilled which causes the motor to overheat. 2. Improper cleaning and not replacing filters, which overheats the motor. 3.
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Page 23: Lifetime Limited Warranty
Authorized Warranty claims: PROLUX shall be responsible for all parts, labor and shipping if the item is registered. If the item is NOT registered Prolux shall be responsible for the parts and labor of the repair and the customer shall be responsible for ALL shipping charges to AND from the Prolux service center.
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