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Secondary and final
Cleaning secondary filter
filters
Disconnect cleaner from electrical
outlet.
The secondary filter [.J), located behind the
grill in the bottom of cleaner cavity, pro-
tects the motor fl'om dirt particles.
If the filter becomes
dirty, remove dirt cup
(Fig. 3-2). Remove
screw and pull gri]I out.
Lift out filter.
Hand wash filter in cold water wi_:h mikl
detergent,
then air dry.
Rcposition dry filter, 9rill and screw.
Replace dirt cup.
Should you want to replace I:his filter, ask
for HOOVERpart No. 38762008.
Cleaning
final filter
The final filter
assists in the fil-
tration process to
return clean air to
the room.
To remove this
filter when it
becomes dirty,
open the door on
the side of the cleaner.
Lift out filter {KJand hand wash it in cold
water with mild detergent.
Let filter air dry and reposition it on the
side of cleaner.
Make sure the white side of
the filter faces outward. Close door.
Should you want to replace this filter, ask
for HOOVERpart No. 4-0110006.
Do not operate
cleaner without
any of the
filters in place.
Reattaching
filter door
The Filter door is
designed
with a
"break-away"
fea-
ture which allows
it to snap free if
it is pushed open
too far.
1o reattach, align
hinges (L) of cover wil:h slots on sides of
filter
area.
Press door back into place.
Check
agitator
shield
Because your cleaner picks up so well, we
sl:rongly recommend you check for debris
accumulation
under the agitator shield each
time you clean the filters.
Removing debris under the shield will help
maintain your cleaner's excellent pick up
and suction. Remove debris as follows:
l. Disconnect cleaner from electrical
outlet.
2. Check for dirt accumu]ation
by
removing bottom plalc {Fi_. 3-13), remov-
ing agitator (Fig. 3-t4}, and ]if'ring agitator
shield {Fig. 3-16).
3. Remove any debris and replace shield,
agitator and bottom plate {Figs. 3-16 to
3-_81.
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