Eureka 4390 Series, 4490 Series HOW to Maintain, How To Empty Cyclonic Cassette, Filter Frame

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HOW TO MAINTAIN (Continued)

The instructions in this booklet serve as a guide to routine maintenance. To avoid unnecessary service calls, check the cyclonic cassette, belt, and brush roll often.

To Change Cassette Micron Filter:

NOTE: Turn off the switch and unplug the electrical cord

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before changing the Cassette Micron Filter. Never operate the vacuum cleaner without the cyclonic cassette or the filter.

Remove cyclonic cassette by pushing up lever (1), unhooking (2) by swinging outward from vacuum body. When replacing cyclonic cassette, hook at top where shown (2), and swing back into place until lever (1) snaps into place.

Check and clean the Cassette Micron Filter once a month to maintain good performance. The filter can be cleaned by vacuuming with another cleaner or brushing dust off into the trash. Recommended changing of the Cassette Micron Filter is once every three months.

To Change the Cassette Micron Filter:

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1.

Remove the filter frame by grasping the handle on the back of

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the filter frame and pulling firmly. The filter frame will drop down

 

 

staying connected at the hinges on the bottom.

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2.

Remove old filter from filter frame and replace with a new filter.

 

3.

Reconnect filter frame to cassette body by swinging filter frame

 

 

up and pushing against cassette body until it snaps into place.

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1. Filter Frame

 

2. Filter

3. Cassette Body

Use GENUINE EUREKA replacement filter, 60696.

Look for the GENUINE EUREKA product symbol.

How To Empty Cyclonic Cassette

NOTE: Turn off the switch and unplug the electrical cord before emptying cyclonic cassette. Never operate the vacuum cleaner without the cyclonic cassette or the filter.

FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO REMOVE THE CYCLONIC CASSETTE FROM THE CASSETTE BODY, REFER TO ABOVE.

Emptying the Cyclonic Cassette:

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It is clearly visible when the dust compartment is full and needs emptying. Lift screen as shown (3) to completely empty cyclonic cassette. It is possible to clean out the cyclonic cassette by using another vacuum.

CAUTION: The cyclonic cassette can be washed in warm water, if desired, but strong detergents should not be used. Dry thoroughly before using again.

NOTE: The compartment with the screen (a) will fill much faster

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a

 

 

 

with larger dirt particles than the compartment with the

 

 

cone (b). This is normal, empty the cyclonic cassette

 

 

when the side with the screen is full, do not wait for the

 

 

side with the cone to fill completely.

 

 

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Contents Upright Vacuum Cleaner Index Important SafeguardsThermal Cut Off Service InformationStep a Attach Hose Groove HOW to AssembleStep B Attach Handle Step E Check Cyclonic CassetteCleaner Height Setting Dusting Side Upholstery How To Use AccessoriesCrevice Tool Filter Frame HOW to MaintainHow To Empty Cyclonic Cassette Emptying the Cyclonic CassetteMotor Pulley Belt Brush Roll How To Replace Brush Roll BeltBrush Roll Brush Roll BeltTo replace Hepa cartridge filters How to Clear Hose ClogsHepa Cartridge Filters To remove Hepa cartridge filtersTo Replace Micron or Hepa Exhaust Filter To Clean Motor FilterMotor Filter Micron and Hepa Exhaust FiltersUse 15 watt replacement light bulb, part number HOW to Maintain

4390 Series, 4480 Series, 4490 Series, 4380 Series specifications

The Eureka 4380, 4390, 4490, and 4480 series represent a significant advancement in household cleaning technology, tailored to meet the diverse needs of modern consumers. Each series showcases distinct features, cutting-edge technologies, and specific characteristics aimed at enhancing the user experience while ensuring optimal cleaning performance.

The Eureka 4380 Series is renowned for its lightweight design and portability, making it ideal for quick clean-ups. One of its main features is the Easy Glide system, which facilitates smooth maneuverability across various surfaces. Equipped with a powerful motor and a multi-surface brush roll, the 4380 effectively picks up dirt and debris from carpets and bare floors alike. The HEPA filtration system is a standout characteristic, capturing allergens and improving indoor air quality, which is essential for allergy sufferers.

Next, the Eureka 4390 Series builds upon its predecessor’s strengths. It features advanced suction technology, providing a deeper clean with minimal effort. The 4390 Series also includes a swivel steering mechanism, allowing users to navigate tight spaces with ease. Another highlight is its Smart Clean sensor, which automatically adjusts the suction power based on floor type, ensuring optimal performance. The inclusion of a variety of attachments, such as crevice tools and upholstery brushes, further enhances its versatility.

The Eureka 4490 Series brings even more innovation to household cleaning. This model is equipped with a bagless design, making maintenance simpler and more environmentally friendly. A prominent feature is the transparent dust cup, allowing users to see when it needs emptying. The 4490 also offers a self-cleaning brush roll that prevents hair from tangling, thus reducing maintenance time. With its upgraded filtration system, this series is excellent for pet owners, effectively trapping pet dander and hair.

Finally, the Eureka 4480 Series combines powerful performance with smart technology. It features a digital display that provides real-time feedback on performance metrics, such as battery life and cleaning mode. This series also employs an innovative anti-tangle technology that works to prevent hair from clogging the vacuum. Another characteristic that sets the 4480 apart is its quiet operation mode, making it suitable for use at any time without disturbing the household.

In conclusion, the Eureka 4380, 4390, 4490, and 4480 Series offer a range of powerful, user-friendly vacuum cleaners equipped with advanced technologies. Each series caters to specific cleaning needs while ensuring high efficiency, making them excellent choices for any home.
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