Hoover 59132-297 Owner's Manual page 5

Correct ifpresent.
Check e ach inlet v alve forairleaks.
Start t hesystem byplugging t hehose
intoeach valve tomake sure itfunctions
properly.
Your Central Vacuum Cleaning System is
now ready foryouruse.
Disconnect cord from electrical outlet
before cleaning filter.
The only maintenance your Power
Canister requires is emptying the dust
container as required and periodically
cleaning the filter.
To clean the filter:
1) Remove the dirt container by unlatch-
ing the latches located on each side of
the dirt container.
2) Place a plastic grocery bag over the
dacron/cloth filter and around the
cyclonic deflector that surrounds the filter.
3) Using the plastic bag as hand protec-
tion from dirt particles, shake the filter to
cause any particles adhering to the filter
to fall into the bag. (Fig. 4-1)
4) Replace the dirt container and secure
latches.
5) If the cloth filter should need to be
removed, grasp it near the top and pull
towards the middle of the unit in order to
remove.
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6) To replace the cloth filter, you must
decrease the circumference of the filter
by pulling one side of the filter towards
the center of the filter to create a "V" or
"U" shape (see Fig. 4-2).
7) Place the filter back into the unit and
let the filter snap outward into the
groove. NOTE: Printing must be on the
inside of the cloth filter when
installed.
IMPORTANT
Make sure the cloth filter is fitting
properly into the groove so it will not
come out when the machine is turned
on. Failure to do so could void your
warranty.
If a minor problem develops, it usually
can be remedied quite easily when the
cause is found by using the check list
below.
Possible cause
Possible solution
,, Not firmly plugged in
o Plug in firmly
,, No voltage in wall plug
Check fuse or breaker
,, Blown fuse/tripped breaker
Replace fuse/reset breaker
* If your unit does not start after reset-
ting the breaker, check the telephone
book for a HOOVER listing; or consult
the Yellow Pages of your Telephone
Directory for the nearest location where
approved service and genuine HOOVER
replacement parts may be obtained.
For service under warranty, follow the
instructions in the warranty provided
with this product.
Always identify your cleaner by model
number when requesting information or
ordering replacement parts.
,, Low voltage circuit incorrectly
installed
Short low voltage terminals at
power unit, if unit starts, there is a
problem with the low volt circuit.
Defective wall valve
Insert the hose into another inlet
valve. If unit turns on, the inlet
valve may be defective. Replace
inlet valve.
,, Problem with low voltage circuit
Turn on central vacuum with ON/
OFF switch located on the unit.
If the unit starts, the problem is in
the wiring to the inlet valve, the 24
Volt transformer or the relay.
Contact your local Hoover Sales
and Service Center.
Possible cause
Possible solution
,, Filter dirty
Clean filter
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Obstruction in hose, piping or
cleaning tools
Determine if the blockage is in the
hose or piping by inserting hose
in an inlet valve. Check to see if
there is any suction at another
inlet valve by opening the cover. If
there is, plug the hose into the
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