Maintenance Battery Disposal - Hoover Dubl-Duty Owner's Manual

3-6
Align filter frame with separator frame
and press edges together.
3-9
Battery disposal
Your cleaner contains nickel-cadmium
batteries.
When these batteries no longer
recharge, they must be removed and
disposed of properly in accordance
with state (province) laws.
If you want to have a new battery pack
installed, contact your Hoover Factory
Service Center.
The following instructions are for dis-
assembly purposes ONLY.
3-12
Separate motor/handle section halves.
(The motor assembly will remain in one
half of the housing.)
7
3-7
Replace filter / separator assembly into
collector cup.
If soiled, wipe motor/handle section with
a damp cloth. Do not immerse in
water.
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E
How to remove battery
pack
Note: Do not remove the batteries to
recharge them. Follow the instructions
for charcing the cleaner. The batteries
should only be removed if they no
longer recharge and you plan to dis-
pose of the cleaner.
Press latch and remove motor/handle
section of the cleaner from collector cup.
Cut data label (E) along seam on bottom
of motor/handle.
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F
H
Pull motor assembly (F) from housing
(H). Remove only the tape that holds the
batteries (G) in place in the holder.
Do not removelabel from the battery
pack.
Note: Some battery packs have five bat-
teries, others have three as shown.
3-8
Reattach cup assembly to motor as
shown.
Hang cleaner back on wall bracket for
storage and recharging.
3-11
Unscrew the 4 Phillips head screws
on motor/handle section.
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G
Slide battery pack out of holders (A).
Disconnect the two wires from batery
terminals.
Dispose of battery pack in accordance
with your local and state (province)
laws.