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3. Lower wand from upright position by
]ressing on the handle release pedal°
CAUTnON
DO NOT leave the PowerMate
running in one spot in the upright
position for any length of time.
Damage to carpet may occur.
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4, Select a pile height setting by pressing
the small pedal on the rear of the
PowerMate+ The pile height setting shows
on the indicator+ See SUGGESTED PILE
HEIGHT SETTINGS.
Attention: Refer to your carpet manufac-
turers cleaning recommendations+ Some
more delicate carpets may require that they
be vacuumed with the PowerMate agitator
turned off to prevent carpet damage+
ARPET
OFF
5. Select a switch posi-
tion on the handle.
FLOOR - turns on the canister motor onlyo
CARPET - turns on both the canister and
the PowerMate motors+
NOTE -When this switch is in the FLOOR
position, the headlight DOES NOT function
since no electricity flows to the PowerMate+
VACUUMING TIPS
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Suggested sweeping pattern.
For best cleaning action, the PowerMate
should be pushed straight away from you
and pulled straight back. At the end of each
pull stroke, the direction of the PowerMate
should be changed to point into the next
section to be cleaned. This pattern should
be continued across the carpet with slow,
gliding motions°
NOTE: Fast,
jerky strokes do
not provide
complete clean-
ing.
The hose swivel
allows the hose to
turn without moving
the canister. This is
helpful for cleaning in
small areas. Check
hose for twisting
before pulling canister.
CAUTION
Product Damage Hazard
Use care if the PowerMate and wand is
left in the upright position as it may tip
over easily. Property damage can occur
if tipped.
WARNING
Personal Injury and Product Damage
Hazard
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• DO NOT run over power cord with
PowerMate. Personal injury or
product damage could result.
DO NOT pull plug from wall by
the power cord. If there is damage to
the cord or plug, personal injury or
property damage could result.
Carpeted stairs
need to be
vacuumed regularly+
For best cleaning
results, fully close
the suction control.
Suction
10
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