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Thermal Cut-Off

This vacuum cleaner has a special thermostat that protects the vacuum in case of motor overheating. If the vacuum suddenly shuts off, push the power switch to off (O) and unplug the vacuum. Check the vacuum for a possible source of overheating such as a full dust cup, blocked hose or clogged filter. If these conditions are found, fix them and wait at least 30 minutes before attempting to use the vacuum. After the 30 minute period, plug the vacuum back in and turn on the switch. If the vacuum still does not work, take it to a Eureka authorized service center for repair or call 1-800-282-2886.

Problem Solving

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

Problem

Cause

Solution

 

 

 

Motor will not start.

Power plug

• Push plug securely into outlet, try another outlet or

 

 

check circuit breaker.

 

 

 

 

Power switch

• Turn power switch to on ( I ).

 

 

 

 

Thermal cut-off

• See above.

 

 

 

Vacuum does not clean

Dust cup and filter

• Empty dust cup, clean and/or change filter.

carpet or bare floor.

 

• If picking up fine dust, the dust cup may not look full, but

 

 

 

 

a fine substance tends to reduce suction when it blocks

 

 

air flow through the filter and screen. Refer to page 2 for

 

 

filter maintenance. Make sure filter, screen and dust cup

 

 

are installed properly.

 

 

 

 

Belt

• Replace a worn, cut or out of shape belt. Page 4

 

 

 

 

Hose

• Remove clogs from the hose that restrict the airflow.

 

 

Make sure hose is replaced into hose retainer. Page 5

 

 

 

 

Bare floor setting

• For bare floor cleaning, turn height adjustment knob to

 

 

bare floor position.

 

 

 

 

Carpet height setting

• For carpet cleaning, turn height adjustment knob to

 

 

another position.

 

 

 

No suction at the

Dust cup and filter

• Empty the dust cup, clean and/or change the filter.

end of hose.

 

• If picking up fine dust, the dust cup may not look full, but

 

 

a fine substance tends to reduce suction when it blocks

 

 

air flow through the filter and screen. Refer to page 2 for

 

 

filter maintenance. Make sure filter, screen and dust cup

 

 

are installed properly.

 

 

 

 

Hose

• Remove clogs from the hose that restrict the airflow. Make

 

 

sure hose is replaced into hose retainer. Page 5

Turbo nozzle will not turn.

Rotating brush

• Check turbo nozzle for debris.

 

 

 

Vacuum is hard

Vacuum height setting

• Adjust knob to a higher position.

to push.

 

 

Belt

• Replace a worn, cut or out of shape belt. Page 4

 

 

 

 

Burning smell; brush roll

Belt

• Check brush roll for debris. Page 4

will not turn.

 

• Replace broken or out of shape belt. Page 4

 

 

 

 

 

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Eureka Customer Service HELPLINE 1-800-282-2886

www.eureka.com

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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.
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