Clearing Clogs - Uline SANITAIRE H-3480 Mode D'emploi

CAUTION! Make sure vacuum is turned off and
unplugged.
DUST BAG MAY BE FULL
• Check and replace dust bag if full. See "Changing
the Dust Bag" on page 3.
CHECK BRUSH ROLL FOR DEBRIS
1. If the dust bag is not full, check the bottom of the
vacuum and the brush roll.
a. Turn vacuum upside down. Clip strings with
scissors.
b. If necessary, release the cam locks and remove
the bottom metal plate. Clear debris around the
brush roll. (See Figure 11)
Figure 11
HOW TO CLEAR CLOG IN FAN CHAMBER
1. If there is not a clog around the brush roll, there may
be a clog in the clear fan chamber. If clogged,
release two cam locks and remove bottom plate.
Remove the two screws to release the clear fan
cover. (See Figure 12)
a. Use a hanger to help release the clog around
the fan, but do not remove the fan.
Figure 12
Fan
Screw
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CLEARING CLOGS

HOW TO CLEAR CLOG IN DIRT TUBE
1.
Cam
Locks
Bottom
Metal
Plate
HOW TO REASSEMBLE THE VACUUM
1.
Figure 14
Fan
Chamber
If unable to see a clog in the fan chamber and the
fan spins freely, the clog may be in the dirt tube that
connects the vacuum to the dust bag.
a. Release cap on cloth bag by grasping finger
tabs and rotating cap towards front of bag.
(See Figure 13A)
b. Unzip the cloth bag and take the dust bag off of
the plastic dirt tube.
c. Using a screwdriver, remove the outer bag
flange from the base of the vacuum. Use a tool
or hanger to push any debris completely through
the dirt tube to remove clog. (See Figure 13B)
Figure 13
A
Outer Bag
Flange
Reattach the dirt tube to the dust bag. Place dust
bag collar on dirt tube tabs.
a. Reattach cap on cloth bag and pull up on
zipper. (See Figure 14A)
b. Replace bottom metal plate. Secure cam locks.
(See Figure 14B)
c. Turn vacuum right side up. Screw the outer bag
flange into base of vacuum. (See Figure 14C)
A
Dust Bag
Dirt Tube
B
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B
C