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CANISTER CARE
Fo best clean ng results the dust bag should be changed often. Tee electme c performance ndicator wl CoT_e On wher_
the bag reeds to be changed or the allow s bocked
NOTE: See PARTS AND FE_URES fo_ Bag Nmber
1 U t:.ugcord from wat outiet
2 Remove hose flor can ate
3 Pui hood
re!ease out a_d up, the ifl(:a_ster
hood.
4_ D sengage caMboa@ tab from
red bag Tso_nt by pu I _g away a_d Hfing up
5.Pu tag out of the ed bag mou_t
8 Check the motor safety
rep ace if
7_ The red bag mount w[I fp forwa d after removing bag. Ti% wi/p ever1 the hood
fromdos'g_nt a '_ewbagis nstaed.
Note: DO NOT bend or crease the middle
of the cardboard when bsstaHh°_g the bag into the bag mount slots.
8 Rotae red bag
insta! bag nto stets per t ust_ation,
pusM_ g down until the ca dboard tab
locks rite poston and the hoes agn. Tuck the bag
securely nto the bag cavity so that none of t is abIe to be p nched by t_e hood
9, Ckse and latch ear ster hood,
10_ Reinstat hose.
tl, Plug cod ntowa outet
NEVER REUSE A DUST BAG. Very fine materials, such as carpet ffesheneq face powder, fine dust, plaster, soot, r_ew carpet lint etc. can clog the bag and cause _t to burst before it is full and may cause damage to vacuum cleaner motor. Change bag more oxen when vacuuming these materials
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