Do It Yourself Service Chart
Problem: Power Nozzle does not operate or pick up
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Power Nozzle on/off switch is | Move Power Nozzle on/off switch to | |
“O” off | “I” on. |
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Hose plugs not connected | Review instruction on attaching the | |
| Power Nozzle, making sure all plugs | |
| are firmly connected. | |
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Brush is not turning | Make sure all electrical plugs are firmly | |
| connected. Push reset button on back of | |
| nozzle. If this does not work, call your | |
| local FILTERQUEEN® Distributor for service. | |
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Obstructed neck | Run a wire through opening. | |
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Obstructed wand | Run long wire or a straightened coat | |
| hanger through wand. | |
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Obstructed hose | Remove hose from inlet and attach to | |
| exhaust port to blow out clogged debris. | |
| If this does not work, run a broom han- | |
| dle through hose. | |
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Worn Brush | Call your local FILTERQUEEN® Distributor | |
| for service. | |
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Circuit Breaker Tripped | Unplug cord and check for an obstruc- | |
| tion. After obstruction is cleared, push | |
| reset button on back of nozzle. If this | |
| does not work, call you local | |
| FILTERQUEEN® Distributor for service | |
Problem: Squeaky rollers on Power Nozzle
Apply liquid wax on axles of rollers.
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