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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Assembling Your Vacuum Cleaner
WARNING:
Always remove the
power plug from the wall outlet
before assembling or removing
accessories.
1.
Carefully unpack all components,
set aside packaging.
2.
Lift vacuum body to upright
position.
3.
Remove the screws (2) that are
already attached to the body.
(Fig. 1)
4.
From the rear of the vacuum, align
the handle with groove and slide
onto vacuum. If necessary, use
thumb and finger pressure to slide
handle into position.
5.
Once handle is in place, attach the
handle with the screws (2).
Fig. 1
How to Start
The upright vacuum can be used on
multiple types of carpeting, bare floors
or upholstery with attachments. When
using the attachment tools such as the
crevice tool and the dusting brush,
place the handle of the vacuum in the
upright position and the carpet height
adjustment to the "High Carpet" setting.
1. Adjust the motorized power head for
the correct carpet height from low to
high.
2. Plug power cord into electrical
outlet.
3. Step on the handle release button to
release the handle. (Fig. 2)
4. Press the On/Off button to the On
position.
5. You are now ready to vacuum.
Carpet Height Adjustment
WARNING: To avoid injury,
keep loose clothing, hair,
fingers and all other parts of
body away from any moving part
(such as the beater brush). Turn
off the switch and unplug the
vacuum before adjusting the
vacuum for the carpet height.
To select a pile height setting:
1. Turn vacuum cleaner "Off".
2. Select a pile height setting by tilting
the vacuum cleaner back until the
front wheels are lifted slightly off the
floor.
3. Turn the height adjustment knob to
the desired setting.
Suggested Pile Height Setting:
You may need to raise the height of the
vacuum to make some jobs easier,
such as scatter rugs and longer pile
carpets. Suggested settings are:
: shag carpet, long pile, plush
scatter rugs, tools
: medium to long pile
: short to medium pile
: very low pile, hardwood
floors
Place unit in "HIGH" setting when using
attachments to prevent possible floor
damage.
Attention: Special care is required
when vacuuming certain types of carpet
or floor covering. Always check the
carpet or floor covering manufacturer's
recommended cleaning instructions
before vacuuming.
3
This appliance was inspected thoroughly and was in good operating condition when it was
shipped from the factory. If a minor problem occurs, it usually can be solved quite easily
when the cause is found. Therefore, this checklist is provided for your convenience.
PROBLEM
Cleaner Won't
Run
Fig. 2
Cleaner Won't
Pick Up
Cleaner Picks
Up Moveable
Rugs Or Pushes
Too Hard
Agitator Does
Not Turn
Air Flow
Restricted With
Attachment Use
Sound Changes
PROBLEM SOLVING
POSSIBLE CAUSE
1. Not properly plugged into
wall outlet.
1.
Plug in firmly.
2. No electricity in wall outlet.
2.
Check fuse or breaker.
3. On/Off switch not turned
3.
Push on/off switch to on
on.
4.
Reset motor thermostat. (page 7 )
4. Motor thermostat tripped.
5.
Reset circuit breaker or replace
5. Blown fuse/tripped
fuse.
breaker.
1.
Change dust bag. (page 5)
1.
Full dust bag.
2.
Adjust setting. (page 3)
2.
Wrong pile height setting.
3.
Remove obstruction.
3.
Clogged nozzle.
4.
Remove power head cover and
4.
Clogged dust inlet port.
remove obstruction.
5.
Clogged hose.
5.
Remove obstruction.
6.
Broken belt.
6.
Replace belt. (page 6)
7.
Hose not inserted fully.
7.
Push hose in securely.
8.
Dirty filters.
8.
Clean / change filters. (page 6)
1.
Wrong pile height setting.
1.
Adjust setting. (page 3)
1.
Replace belt. (page 6)
1.
Broken belt.
2.
Check belt changing and agitator
2.
Belt installed incorrectly.
cleaning. (page 6)
1.
Attachment use restricts
air flow.
1.
Check attachment.
2.
New carpet debris
2.
Remove obstruction.
clogging air path.
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POSSIBLE
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