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hand and elbow.
CARING FOR YOUR VACUUM
1. Every time you finish vacuuming, shake out the cloth and paper dust bags (No.31 and No.32).
2. Each week, rinse, dry and return the foam (NO.21) at the bottom of the appliance below the motor.
3. After each shift, wipe the inside and outside of the vacuum with a household cleaning agent.
FILTER MAINTENANCE
1. Check the paper dust bag (No.32) each time you start and finish vacuuming. A clogged and dirty dust bag
restricts airflow and results in reduced suction and overheating.
2. While vacuuming throughout a building, stop every two hours or as needed to shake out the paper dust
bag (No.32). Replace the paper dust bag when necessary. (Figure J)
NOTE: Lift both the paper dust bag and cloth bag out at the same time to avoid ripping the paper dust
bag, especially it is full.
3. Once a month (or as needed) hand or machine wash the cloth dust bag (No.31) and let it LINE DRY. (Do
not put it in the dryer).
4. Once a month (or as needed) clean the HEPA filter (No.2) between the motor guards, located inside the
vacuum under the paper and cloth dust bag. (Figure K)
a. Pull the top piece of the motor guard (No.1) off and remove the HEPA filter (No. 2). Shake it out,
rinse it and let it air dry thoroughly. Gently using compressed air can be used for a dry clean.
b. Before the next use, return the HEPA filter (No.2) to its place. Replace with new foam media if
necessary.
c. Firmly snap the top piece of the motor guard (No.1) into place.
5. As needed rinse, air dry, and return the foam filter (No.22) at the bottom of the appliance below the motor
a. Pull out the round rubber support (No.21) and take foam filter (No.22) out, rinse it and let it air dry
thoroughly.
b. Before the next use, return the foam filter (No.22) to its place.
c. Put the round rubber support (No.22) into the canister to support the foam filter from falling down.
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