Maintenance of Dirt Alert Feature (On some models)

The dirt alert sensor uses infra-red technology to indicate whether or not floors are clean. When debris breaks the light beam, the red light comes on indicating additional cleaning is needed in this area. If there is no break in the light beam, the floor is clean and no light will come on.

When using your new vacuum you may be cleaning deep down hidden dirt missed by your old vacuum causing the light to stay red longer. With frequent cleaning, after the first few times you use your new Eureka vacuum, the red light should go on less.

NOTE: The dirt alert feature is not intended to be used for above the floor cleaning with attachments.

The red light indicates dirt, dust, etc. is still being removed from the area being cleaned.

How to Check the Dirt Alert Sensors

To check if dirt sensor is working properly.

 

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While the red light is on, tip the vacuum backwards on rear

 

 

wheels, lifting the brush roll off the carpet a couple of inches.

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After a few seconds the red light should turn off.

 

HINT: New carpeting has loose carpet fibers which will trip the red light sensor beam.

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4380, 4480 specifications

Eureka 4480 and 4380 are innovative tools designed to enhance productivity in various fields, particularly in education and research. These models represent a significant leap in technology, offering a range of features that cater to the modern user's needs.

The Eureka 4480 is characterized by its advanced interactive display system that allows for seamless collaboration among users. The high-resolution screen ensures that presentations are vibrant and clear, making it an excellent choice for classrooms, boardrooms, and conference halls. Additionally, the 4480 integrates cutting-edge touchscreen technology, enabling users to manipulate data and presentations with gestures, making the interaction intuitive and engaging.

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In terms of software, the Eureka 4480 and 4380 come preloaded with a suite of applications designed for educational and professional purposes. These applications facilitate document sharing, real-time collaboration, and even interactive learning tools that engage users in a dynamic way. Furthermore, they are compatible with a range of third-party software solutions, enhancing their versatility even further.

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In conclusion, the Eureka 4480 and 4380 stand out not only for their impressive technological attributes but also for their commitment to enhancing user productivity through innovative design and robust features. Whether for educational use or professional collaboration, these models are poised to make a substantial impact in their respective fields.