Verilux VH04WW1 Troubleshooting - continued, Problem, Possible Cause, Possible Solution

8. Troubleshooting — continued

Problem	Possible Cause	Possible Solution	Reference
Sanitizing Power	Sanitizing Power Head Coupler or Wand	Assure Sanitizing Power Head and Hose/Handle	5.3
	Coupler not securely fastened.	are firmly connected.
Head will not
	Hose Power Plug not plugged into
run, or runs		Firmly insert Hose Power Plug.	5.1
	Canister
intermittently
	Switch not “ON” on Hose/Handle.	Toggle switch to “ON” on hose handle.	6.4
	Floor Sensors may not be properly	Assure the Floor Sensors actuate properly when	NA
	activated.	Sanitizing Power Head lies flat on cleaning surface.
Sanitizing Light
		Push Sanitizing Power Head back and forth. If the	6.6
Bulb does not
	Sanitizing Power Head is stationary.	Sanitizing Power Head is stationary for 5 or more	Floor
illuminate
		seconds, the Sanitizing Light Bulb will turn off.	Protection
	Sanitizing Light Bulb may be burned out.	Replace Sanitizing Light Bulb.	7.7
		Push Sanitizing Power Head back and forth. If the	6.6
	Sanitizing Power Head is stationary.	Sanitizing Power Head is stationary for 5 or more	Floor
Sanitizing Light		seconds, the Sanitizing Light Bulb will turn off.	Protection
			6.6
Bulb turns off
		Move the Sanitizing Power Head back-and-	Deep Pile
unexpectedly
	Deep Pile (Shag) Carpet	forth at a slightly faster pace than your normal	(Shag)
		vacuuming stroke.	Carpet
			Operation

Note: Any other servicing should only be completed by authorized service personnel.

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