Euro-Pro SV800C owner manual Cleaning the Filter, Changing the Belt, Battery Pack Disposal

Models: SV800C SV800

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Cleaning the Filter

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Cleaning the Filter

It is recommended that the filter be cleaned every full discharge of the battery. To remove the foam filter:

1.Remove the dust cup from the vacuum.

2.Pull out the filter fame with the foam filter from the top. (Fig. 12)

Changing the Belt Filter frame

Foam

To Maximize the Life of your NiCd Batteries filter

Replacing the Battery WARNING: NEVER use ordinary Filter

compartment

Fig. 12

3.Remove the foam filter and wash in lukewarm water and let it air dry completely before replacing it into the vacuum. Never use a hair dryer or any other hot forced air to dry the foam filter.

4.When the foam filter is completely dry, reinsert it into the filter frame and replace it into the filter compartment.

NOTE: The foam filter must be replaced every three months to maintain best performance of the vacuum.

Changing the Belt

Occasionally the motorized brush drive belt will require changing, the frequency will depend upon the amount of use your stick vac sees. To change the belt:

1.Remove the motorized brush from the vacuum.

2.Turn the motorized brush upside down and using a screw driver, remove the screw at the rear of the access cover. (Fig. 13)

Fig. 13

3.Put the screw to the side and lift the access cover to remove it. (Fig. 13)

4.Lift the end of the brush bar and remove the end cap. (Fig. 14)

5.Remove any pieces of the belt.

Drive shaft

End cap

Belt

Brush

Fig. 14

roll

6.Slide one end of the new belt around the drive shaft and the other around the brush roll. (Fig. 14)

7.Place the end cap on the end of the brush roll

8.Align the end cap with the slot in the motorized brush head and slide it down carefully.

9.Snap the access cover in place and replace the screw.

Cleaning the Motorized Brush CAUTION: Remove the battery pack to avoid the unit turning on accidentally.

Periodically remove the motorized brush from the stick vac to remove any build up of lint, hair or fiber on the rotating brush.

1.Remove the battery from the battery pack compartment.

2.Place the vacuum on a flat surface upside down.

3.Carefully slide a pair of scissors under any trapped threads, pet hair, or carpet fibers.

4.Cut along the threads, hair or fibers and then remove these from around the bristle brush.

NOTE: If your motorized brush becomes jammed, your stick vac will cease to operate. If this occurs, turn the unit “Off” and allow the unit to cool down for 2 minutes. Ensure that there are not any threads or fibers around brush. Then turn the power “On” and unit should now operate normally. Call customer service at 1 (800) 798-7398 if the vacuum needs any other servicing.

To Maximize the Life of your NiCd Batteries

NOTE: If the product has never been used or has been stored for an extended period of time without use – it will take several complete charge and discharge cycles to realize the full operational time of your product.

1.Charge the battery for 24 hours before initial use. Failure to do so will reduce the product’s battery life significantly.

2.Only recharge when the battery is fully discharged (or as close to fully discharged as possible).

3.Do not store in areas of high temperature or humidity.

4.Fully discharge, then completely re-charge the unit at least once a month.

5.After three (3) months of storage, the product should be fully discharged and then recharged to maximize battery power.

6.Use only the charging base and charging adapter supplied with the product. If other chargers are used, the batteries can fail causing damage to the battery, product or personal property.

7.The charging indicator light on the charging base will light up when the battery is inserted to be charged. If the charging indicator does not light, check to make sure that the battery was inserted properly. If it still does not light up, then check the fuse or the breaker.

8.NiCd batteries have a long useful life but at some time they will need to be replaced. To purchase replacement batteries visit www.sharkvac.com.

Replacing the Battery WARNING: NEVER use ordinary

batteries for replacement, as these may leak and damage your vacuum cleaner. Use only battery pack XBT800 provided by EURO-PRO Operating LLC for replacement.

Battery Pack Disposal

This stick vac is equipped with NiCd batteries and you need to dispose of them properly. When the battery pack is no longer good for use, it must be removed from the stick vac for disposal.

The battery pack must be recycled or disposed of in accordance with local regulations. Please consult your Yellow Pages or local recycling center for more information.

CAUTION

Use only with the battery pack supplied with the unit.

Never attempt to throw the battery pack or unit into a fire or incinerate it.

DO NOT attempt to remove or damage the battery casing.

Battery must be recycled or disposed of properly at the end of it's service life.

DO NOT place batteries on metal surfaces.

DO NOT touch metal parts of the batteries together as the batteries will overheat.

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Euro-Pro SV800 Cleaning the Filter, Changing the Belt, To Maximize the Life of your NiCd Batteries, Battery Pack Disposal