FAMILIARISEZ-VOUS AVEZ VOTRE ASPIRATEUR
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
LIGHTWEIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
1. | Poignée |
2. | Porte boyau/cordon |
3. | Boyau souple |
4. | Manche de boyau amovible |
5. | Couvercle du filtre |
| d’échappement |
6. | Corps de l’appareil |
7. | Coupelle à poussière |
8. | Levier de relâche de la |
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9. | Tube de rallonge |
10. | Commutateur |
11. | Poignée à soulever |
12. | Suceur plat |
13. | Brosse à épousseter |
14. | Brosse à planchers |
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15. | Crochet de cordon à |
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16. | Crochet de cordon inférieur |
17. | Porte boyau inférieur |
18. | Boyau d’entrée |
19. | Cordon d’alimentation |
20. | Voyant d’avertissement |
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21. | Commande manuelle de |
Changing the Belt
WARNING: Always disconnect
from power source when servicing or cleaning the unit. Failure to do so could result in electrical shock or personal injury from cleaner suddenly starting.
Occasionally the motorized brush drive belt will require changing, the frequency will depend upon the amount of use your vacuum sees.
•Turn unit “Off” and unplug from wall outlet.
•Remove the motorized floor brush from the main unit.
•Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver and remove the two (2) front screws from the bottom of the motorized floor brush. (Fig. 18)
Screws
•Remove the brush carefully by first lifting the right side of the brush and then the left side of the brush. Be careful not to lose the end caps and washers (x2). (Fig. 18)
•If the belt has broken, remove any loose pieces of broken belt before replacing with new belt.
•To stall a new belt, slip one end of the belt over the gears on the motor shaft and then slip the other end over the pulley end of the brush.
•After checking that the end caps and washers are on correctly,
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•Turn the brush assembly by hand to make sure that the belt is not twisted and all rotating parts turn freely.
•Replace the brush cover and screws. (Fig. 21)
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22. | Bouton d’ouverture de la |
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24. | Bague pour Boyau |
Spécifications techniques
Tension : 120V., 60Hz.
Puissance : 12 amp
Fig. 18
Fig. 21
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