Fantom Vacuum FM625H Using The Unit With Air Driven Turbo Brush, Cleaning Air Driven Turbo Brush

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Using The Unit With Air Driven Turbo Brush

The efficiency of your air driven turbo brush depends on the bristle brush rotating at high speed. Strong air suction is needed to accomplish this. In order to ensure that maximum air suction is maintained, please read the following instructions:

1.Empty the dust cup frequently.

2.Always vigorously “TapClean” the HEPA filter, filter ring and the debris screen when emptying the dust cup container.

3.Ensure that the rotating brush is kept free of hair and string which may accumulate and decrease brush performance.

4.Keep air driven turbo brush turbine free of dirt and foreign matter. (See illustration for cleaning instructions.)

Attaching the Air Driven Turbo Brush to the Flexible Hose

To use the air driven turbo brush to clean upholstery:

1.Remove the flexible hose from the hose connector. (Fig. 9)

2.Push the air driven turbo brush onto the end of the flexible hose as far as it will go.

Important: In order to ensure that maximum air suction is maintained, empty the dust cup frequently and tap clean the HEPA filter, filter ring and debris screen at the same time. Ensure that the rotating brush is kept free of hair and string which may accumulate and decrease brush performance.

Cleaning Air Driven Turbo Brush

Locking Latch

Tilt

Upwards

Turbine

From time to time, the turbine of your turbo brush will require cleaning. To do this:

1.Remove the turbo brush from the hose or telescopic extension tube.

2.Slide locking latch forward then tilt the top housing of the brush upwards. The top housing is hinged and will tilt up approximately 45° only.

3.There may be some dust, lint, hair, etc on the turbine wheel. Remove as much of this as possible.

4.You may also use the unit’s hose with crevice tool attached and use the vacuum to remove any additional debris from the turbine.

5.Ensure that the turbine wheel moves freely by rotating it with your finger. If the turbine does not rotate, call Customer Service for help.

6.Once clean, close the top cover of the turbo brush and slide the locking latch toward the rear of the brush to lock.

Intelli-SenseTMFilter Monitor

When the Intelli-SenseTMFilter Monitor lights up, it means that the dust cup is full or the HEPA filter, filter ring and debris screen need cleaning. You must empty the dust from the dust cup and clean the HEPA filter, filter ring and debris screen right away.

Emptying the Dust Cup Container

Warning: Always unplug the unit from electrical outlet before opening the Dust Cup (container).

Important: Do NOT use the vacuum without the HEPA filter and filter ring in place.

1.To remove the dust cup container, press down on the dust cup release and pull the dust cup container out from the vacuum. (Fig. 10)

Fig. 10

2. To empty the dust cup container,

hold the dust cup from the top over a

garbage container and press on the

trap door release button that is on

the front side of the dust cup

container to release the dust cup

Hold

Push

Fig. 11

Cleaning the HEPA Filter

Warning: After each Use - Always remove the Filter

Assembly, then vigorously “TapClean” HEPA Filter and clean Debris Screen and Filter Ring until no more dust can be removed.

IMPORTANT, Please Note : The “TapClean” HEPA Filter will stop most of the tiniest dust particles from re-entering the air you breathe. In fact it stops 99.97% of all particles as small as 0.3 microns - many times smaller than a human hair!!! Because of this incredible filtration performance, the HEPA Filter will quickly accumulate, inside the white filter folds, many fine dust particles that are difficult to see but which will eventually block or reduce your suction power - if not cleaned properly.

1.To remove the filter assembly from the dust cup, hold the dust cup container in one hand and with the other hand, turn counter clockwise and pull out the filter assembly. (Fig. 12)

Fig. 9

bottom (Fig. 11)

Filter Assembly

Dust Cup

Container

Fig. 12

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