OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Using Your Cordless Vacuum
1.Remove the vacuum cleaner from the charging base
2.To start the unit, push the "On/Off" switch to the "On" position.
3.To stop the vacuum cleaner, slide the "On/Off" switch to the "Off" position.
4.A crevice tool is provided for cleaning narrow, hard to reach places. A dusting brush is provided for cleaning upholstery, furniture, etc.
Using Your Motorized Brush
1.Remove the vacuum cleaner from the charging base
2.Make sure that it is in the "Off" position.
3.Firmly insert the motorized brush (Fig. 5) into the
Please note that this motorized brush is for vacuuming short pile carpets or rugs.
Metal
contact
pins
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
WARNING: Do not touch the motorized brush while it is in motion.
Changing & Cleaning the Dust Cup Filter
To achieve the best performance, empty the dust cup container and clean the dust cup filter after each use.
1.To remove the dust cup container, press down on the dust cup release button and pull off the dust cup container.
2.Pull out the dust cup filter.
3.Empty the dust from the dust cup container. (See fig. 7)
4.Rinse the dust cup filter in cold water, and then wait until it dries completely before replacing it back into the dust cup container. Do not use a washing machine to clean the dust cup filter. Do not use a hair dryer to dry it. Air dry only.
5.Replace the dust cup filter carefully into the dust cup compartment. NEVER operate vacuum cleaner without dust cup filter in place.
6.Attach the dust cup container to the cordless vacuum.
Fig. 7
NOTE: It is recommended that the dust cup filter be replaced every three (3) months to ensure peak performance of the unit.
CAUTION: The suction hole must be open and free of any obstructions at all times. Otherwise, the motor will overheat and could become damaged.
WARNING: NEVER use ordinary batteries for replacement, as these may leak and damage your vacuum cleaner.
Battery Pack Replacement & Disposal
Model SV726 Cordless Vacuum is powered by
If uncertain as to how to remove the battery pack, we suggest you take your hand vacuum to a reputable small appliance service technician to have this service preformed.
Do NOT attempt to replace the batteries used in this product with any other type of battery.
The battery pack of your SV726 is replaceable, however care should be taken when doing so. Follow these steps when replacement is required:
1.Using a #1 Phillips head screw driver, remove the single screw securing the battery compartment cover located on the under side of the unit.
2.To remove the cover, press down on the battery compartment cover while sliding towards the rear of the unit.
NEVER open the battery compartment except to change the battery.
3.Set aside battery compartment cover and screw.
4.Using the same Phillips screw driver, remove the single screw securing the battery strap. Lift off the battery strap and set aside with screw.
5.Carefully lift out battery pack and disconnect the terminals.
6.Connect the terminals to the new battery pack taking care to connect the black lead
7.Tuck the wiring inside the battery compartment so that the wiring does not interfere with the battery compartment cover when it is replaced.
8.
WARNING: NEVER use ordinary batteries for replacement, as these may leak and damage your vacuum cleaner.
Use only battery pack X8902 provided by
CAUTION: NEVER use the unit without the battery compartment
cover in place.
NOTE: Any other servicing should be performed by an authorized service representative.
CAUTION
•Use only with the battery pack supplied with the unit.
•Do not attempt to remove the battery pack from the unit to charge it.
•Never attempt to throw the battery pack or unit into a fire or incinerate it.
•Do not attempt to remove or damage the battery casing.
•Battery must be recycled or disposed of properly at the end of it's service life.
Wall Mounting Bracket
1.Make sure that the intended wall area for the wall mounting bracket to be drilled is free from any hidden electrical wires, water pipes and gas lines.
2.Select an appropriate place close to a wall power outlet (120V., 60 Hz).
3.Do not mount near direct sunlight, near a heat source or outdoors.
4.Select an appropriate drill type for the material to be drilled.
5.Carefully measure and mark the location of all bracket holes and then drill holes and screw the wall mounting bracket onto the wall.
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