ENGLISH
Caution: Risk of Injury. Do not use Dust container
handle to carry cleaner.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
• Do not operate without the lters in place.
• Pull all of the power supply cord out from back of cleaner and plug
into electrical outlet.
Note: When pulling on power supply cord watch for a yellow line on
the cord. Then continue slowly pulling on cord till you see the red
line, stop. The red line indicates the end of usable cord.
• Turn the ON/OFF button to switch the cleaner on. (I) is ON/ (O) is
OFF.
• To rewind the power cord, press the rewind button with foot and
guide the cord with hand to ensure that it does not whip causing
damage.
• By moving the suction control dial, the suction power can be ad-
justed.
• Suction can also be regulated on the hose handle by opening / clos-
ing the button. (2)
HOW TO USE
Floors should be cleaned regularly over heavily traveled areas, and once
a week over the entire area. Vacuum slowly, making several passes (for-
ward and backward), covering small areas at a time. The time required to
clean will depend on several factors - including type of oor and amount
of dirt.
CLEANING TOOLS
1 Combination Floor Turbo Nozzle: For carpets or hard surface
oors.
2 Hose Suction Control Button: For use to increase or decrease
suction when using cleaning tools.
3 Hard Floor Nozzle*: For any type of hard surface oor.
4 Combo Brush*: (stored on tool clip on wand): For curtains, draper-
ies, cushions, fabrics.
5 Turbo Brush*: For upholstery and for stairs.
6 Crevice Nozzle*: (stored on tool clip on wand): For crevices,
corners, baseboards, between cushions.
7 Tool Caddy*: To store cleaning tools. Clips on wand.
* Depending on model
1.
Dust Container
Handle
Carrying
Handle
2.
3.*
5.*
6.* 7.
4.*
*
Hose Suction
Control Button
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