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2. Press the on / off switch located on the unit to turn on the vacuum cleaner.
3. To pull in the power cord, press the cord rewind button with one hand and guide the cord with
the other hand to ensure that it does not whip back, which may cause damage or injury.
4. To control the vacuum cleaner suction power, press the power control (+/-).
MOTOR THERMOSTAT
Important:
This motor comes equipped with thermostat protection. If, for whatever reason, the vacuum
overheats, the thermostat will automatically shut off the unit. If this happens, unplug the vacuum
from the wall outlet and turn off the switch. Then change the dust bag and clean filters. Allow
unit to cool for about 1 hour. To turn on the vacuum cleaner again, plug it back into the wall outlet
and push the on / off button again.
CHANGING THE UNIVERSAL BAG
1. Open the front cover. (fig. 2)
2. Change the dust bag. (fig. 3)
VACUUM TRANSPORT AND MOVEMENT
This vacuum has a special handle. You can use this handle to comfortably transport the vacuum
in an upright position. (fig. 4)
REMOVING AND CLEANING THE PRE-MOTOR FILTER AND HEPA FILTER
Warning:
Always unplug the unit from the electrical outlet before removing the dust bag.
a. Pre-motor filter (fig. 5 and fig. 6).
1. Open the front cover.
2. Remove the inlet filter screen and clean or replace the filter.
b. Hepa Filter (fig. 7 y fig. 8)
1. Press the front cover lock button and open the cover.
2. Remove the HEPA filter and clean or replace it.
Note:
The vacuum cleaner pre-motor filter's material will fill with dust over time. This is normal and will
not affect the filter's performance. If the filter has so much dust that suction is not at 100%, we
recommend that you remove it and rinse with tap water. Before putting it back into the vacuum, let
it air out and dry for 24 hours. Do not allow it to come close to fire or objects that are at elevated
temperatures. This operation must be performed once every six months or when it is clear that
suction power is reduced.
Important:
Note that there is a safety device in the vacuum to avoid the unit from running at an excessively
high suction rate. If the vacuum is too high, the safety device will be activated. In this case, the
device may reduce the suction rate to avoid damaging the motor.
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