Battery Disposal; Assembly; How To Assemble - Eureka 100-110 Owner's Manual

Important Battery Disposal Information - Call 1-800-822-8837
Nickel-Metal Hydride Batteries
Your vacuum cleaner contains nickel-metal hydride batteries. To protect our environment, prop-
erly dispose of the vacuum when the batteries no longer hold a charge. A municipal waste will not
dispose of the product with battery intact. Remove the batteries by cutting the connector wires one
by one before you discard the appliance. Do not dispose of batteries with your regular household
trash. Remove the batteries and take or send it to your nearest Eureka Warranty Service Station.
To learn the address of the nearest factory service center call 1-800-282-2886.
CAUTION: Do not short circuit or dispose of in fire

How To Assemble

Assemble the cleaner completely before plugging into an electrical outlet.
CAUTION:
Moving parts, stay clear of brush roll when plugging in. Make sure brush roll is clear of moving parts
CAUTION:
when plugging in.
NOTE: Features may vary by model yet all parts assemble the same.
Step A Unpack Body of Vacuum
and Handle
Handle
Release
Button
Vacuum Body
1. Remove vacuum body and handle from carton. Locate
the handle release button on body and the handle tabs
on handle.
Handle
Tabs
Handle
.
Step B Attach Handle
2. Position handle above vacuum body. Line up the
handle tabs to the notches in the opening at the top of
the vacuum body.
3. Press down on the handle release button as shown
above. Slide the handle down into the unit, until it clicks
into place.
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