How to Clear a Blockage

! Make sure vacuum is turned off and power cord is unplugged.

Hose Blockage

1)Remove hose from hose retainer. Flexing the hose will loosen any blockage (Fig 1).

2)Base hose – remove 2 screws and brush roll cover. Clear blockage from base hose. Check for debris in brush roll and replace screws and cover (Fig 2).

3)Hose connector – twist hose from connector. Remove blockage and replace hose. For better access, unclip sides and clear blockage. Clip back into place and reconnect hose at both ends (Fig 3).

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Fig. 2

Fig. 3

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The Eureka Limited Warranty

Eureka warrants this vacuum cleaner to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a term of one year for normal household use. Warranty is granted only to the original purchaser and members of immediate household.

This warranty is good for one year from the date of purchase only when the vacuum cleaner is used in the accordance with Eureka operating instructions.

This Warranty Does Not Cover

•Parts of the vacuum that require replacement under normal use such as disposable dust bags, filters, drive belts, light bulbs, brush roll, bristles, impellers and cleaning.

•Damages or malfunctions caused by negligence, abuse, and use not in accordance with the Owner’s Guide.

•Defects or damages caused by unauthorized service or the use of other than Genuine Eureka, ARM & HAMMERTM and FiltreteTM by 3M parts.

What Eureka Will Do

Eureka will, at its option, repair or replace a defective vacuum or vacuum part that is covered by this warranty. As a matter of warranty policy, Eureka will not refund

the consumer’s purchase price.

Warranty Registration

Please fill out and return the warranty registration card accompanying your vacuum.

Obtaining Warranty Service

To obtain warranty service you must return the vacuum or vacuum part along with “proof of purchase” to any Eureka Authorized Warranty Station. For Eureka

Authorized Warranty Station or Service Information, visit www.eureka.com, write or telephone toll free:

USA: 1-800-282-2886	Mexico: (55) 5343-4384	Canada: 1-800-282-2886
Electrolux Home Care	Electrolux Home Care	Electrolux Home Care
North America Service Division		North America Service Division
P.O. Box 3900		5855 Terry Fox Way
Peoria, IL 61612		Mississauga, Ontario L5V 3E4

Obtaining Warranty Service

Outside Your Community

You must pay the shipping charges to the Eureka Authorized Warranty Station.

Return Shipping Charges will be paid by the Warranty Station. When returning parts for repair, please include the model, type and serial number located on the rating plate on the lower backside of the vacuum.

Further Limitations and Exclusions

Any warranty that may be implied in connection with your purchase or use of the vacuum, including any warranty of Merchantability or any warranty for Fitness For A Particular Purpose is limited to the duration of this warranty. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you.

Your relief for the breach of this warranty is limited to the relief expressly provided above. In no event shall the manufacturer be liable for any consequential or incidental damages you may incur in connection with your purchase or use of the vacuum.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights.You may also have other rights, which may vary by state.

The ARM & HAMMER name is a trademark of Church and Dwight Co., Inc.

3M and Filtrete are trademarks of 3M Company, used by Electrolux Home Care Products, Inc. under license.

Eureka Customer Service HELPLINE 1-800-282-2886

www.eureka.com

eureka specifications

Eureka is a powerful service discovery tool that plays a crucial role in the microservices architecture. Developed by Netflix, this open-source solution simplifies the process of locating and managing services in a dynamic environment, where instances can come and go due to scalability or failover reasons. Here are the prominent features, technologies, and characteristics that define Eureka.

One of the core features of Eureka is its ability to facilitate load balancing among services. By maintaining an up-to-date registry of services, it enables clients to route requests efficiently based on the current availability of service instances. This dynamic reconfiguration helps achieve optimal resource utilization and improves the overall performance of applications.

Eureka operates with a client-server architecture. The Eureka server acts as a central registry where all the microservices can register themselves and discover other services. Each service instance registers its metadata, including its health status, which enables Eureka to provide accurate information to clients. Clients can utilize Eureka to fetch the status of service instances, allowing them to make informed routing decisions and maintain reliability.

Health checks are another pivotal feature of Eureka. It automatically monitors the health of registered services, removing any instances that have become unresponsive from the registry. This ensures that clients are always provided with a list of healthy instances to choose from, enhancing the resilience of the microservices architecture.

Eureka's architecture is designed to be highly available. It supports a replicated registry model, allowing multiple Eureka server instances to share registration information. This fault-tolerance feature guarantees that even if one server fails, others can continue to serve requests, preventing a single point of failure in the system.

The technology stack of Eureka leverages Java and Spring Cloud, making it compatible with other components of the Spring ecosystem. Its seamless integration with Spring Boot allows developers to quickly implement service discovery without complicated configurations. Moreover, Eureka can be extended to work in hybrid environments, facilitating both cloud-native and on-premises deployments.

In summary, Eureka is a quintessential tool for managing service discovery in microservices architecture. With its load balancing capabilities, health monitoring, high availability, and robust integration with the Spring ecosystem, it stands as a reliable choice for developers seeking to optimize their distributed systems. As microservices continue to gain traction in modern software development, Eureka remains an essential component that simplifies and streamlines the challenges of service registration and discovery.