Operation - Hoover Dimension Service Instructions Manual

I. General
These uprights are lightweight upright vacuums
that feature high performance computer design
motors, double edge cleaning, quick release cord
wraps and top conversion cleaning tools
All models have automatic height adjustment in
that the nozzle is free to float up and down on the
carpet. These models additionally have front
wheel height control to limit the minimum nozzle
height which allows the user to "select the proper
setting for optimum operation on various types of
carpets.
The Legacy and Legacy II models use Type "A"
top-fill disposable bags.
The Dimension/Dirt Finder uses Type "Z" top-fill
disposable bags.
Microfiltration bags are available for both models.
II. Operation
These cleaners operate on a Dirty Air System
principle, i.e., dirty air passes through the motor
area (fan) before reaching the bag.
=o CLEAN AIR
,o DIRTY AIR
As illustrated, air and dirt are sucked through the
molded agitator housing and directed into the
motor area. The fan then propels the air and dirt
up the handle passage and into the throw-away
bag.
The Legacy units are controlled by an on/off switch
located on the side of the unit. (Fig. A)
The Legacy II, Dimension and Dirt Finder units are
controlled by an on/off switch located in the front of
the upper handle. (Fig. B)
ON/OFF _
SWITCH
II
Fig. A
The carpet height adjustment lever has four
settings for carpet cleaning and one for the top too!
conversion.
NOZZLE CONTROL
KNOB _,_
It is important that the unit be in the proper setting
(carpet - for floor cleaning, and cleaning tools -
when using the hose and tools). This will ensure
optimum performance.
The cleaning tool hose attaches to the unit through
the tool door located on the top of the hood. The
air is directed to the hose by adjusting the nozzle
control knob to the cleaning tool position.
The valve gate operates in conjunction with the
height adjustment lever. When the lever is in any
one of the four carpet settings the valve gate is
open. The cam is not contacting the valve gate.