Review this chart to find
WARNING Electrical Shock Hazard
Disconnect electrical supply before servicing or cleaning the unit. Failure to do so could result in electrical shock or personal injury.
PROBLEM
Cleaner won't start.
Poor job of dirt
POSSIBLE CAUSE
1.Unplugged at wall outlet.
2.Tripped circuit breaker/blown fuse at household service
panel.
1.Clogged airflow passages.
2.Dirty filter.
3.Hole in hose.
4.Canister hood open.
5.Full dust bin.
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
1.Plug in firmly, press the power switch.
2.Reset circuit breaker or replace fuse.
1.Clear airflow passages (page 6).
2.Clean filter (page 9).
3.Replace hose.
4.Close and latch hood.
5.Empt dust bin.
Cleaner | starts | 1. | Hood electrical | connections. | ||
but cuts off. | 2. | Tripped overload protector in | ||||
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Performance | 1. | Dirty filter. |
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indicator, some | 2. | Clogged | airflow | passage. | ||
models, | is red. | |||||
3. | Full dust | bin. |
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Cleaner | picks up | 1. | Suction | too strong. | ||
movable | rugs, or | |||||
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nozzle pushes too hard.
Power cord | 1. | Dirty power cord. | |
won'trewind. | |||
2. | Power cord jammed. | ||
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1.Check connections (page 6).
2.Clean dust bin, clear airflow blockage
(page 6, 9). Unplug cord from Wall outlet and wait 20~25 minutes for motor to cool and
automatically reset.
1.Clean filter (page 9).
2.Clear blockage from airflow passage (page 6).
3.Empty dust bin.
1. Adjust Air Flow Regulator (page 8).
1.Clean the power cord.
2.Pull out Power cord and rewind.
