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O P E R AT I O N Installing Attachments Using the crevice tool: Slide the crevice tool over the end of the wand or fit it into the handle. Stairways and Landings Use the Dusting brush or Pet hair turbine tool on stairs and landings. Make sure that the vacuum cleaner is placed so that it cannot tip or fall. See below and page 12 for instructions on selecting and using attachments. Tips and Tricks Carpet Edges and Corners: For tight corners, carpet edges and along base boards, use the dusting brush. Use the crevice tool for especially hard to reach areas. Use the crevice tool for hard to reach places such as tight corners and base boards. Agitator Motor Overload Protection The agitator has a built-in protection against motor damage should the agitator jam. If the agitator slows down or stops, the agitator overload protector shuts off the agitator motor. The suction motor will remain on at this time. To correct problem: Turn off and unplug vacuum cleaner, remove obstruction and press the reset button. Using the Pet hair turbine tool The Pet hair turbine tool attaches to the wand like the other attachments. It features a turbine-powered agitator to provide extra cleaning power on carpets and fabrics. It is great for cleaning stairs, cushions and vehicle upholstery. Thermal Overload Protection This vacuum cleaner has a thermal overload protector which automatically activates to protect the vacuum cleaner from overheating. If a clog disturbs the normal flow of air to the motor, the thermal protector turns the motor off automatically to allow the motor to cool in order to prevent possible damage to the vacuum cleaner. When using the Pet hair turbine tool, check frequently for the buildup of hair, fibers, lint and other debris in the brush area. Excessive buildup can reduce performance and could damage the Pet hair turbine tool. See the Care and Cleaning section for cleaning instructions. To correct the problem: Turn the vacuum cleaner off and unplug the power cord. Check for and remove clogs, if necessary. Also check and clean any dirty filters. Wait approximately 30 minutes and plug the vacuum cleaner in and turn back on to see if the motor protector has reset. The thermal protector system will not reset until the vacuum cleaner has completely cooled down. 14

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OPERATION
Installing Attachments
Using the crevice tool:
Slide the crevice tool over the end of the wand or fit
it into the handle.
Tips and Tricks
Carpet Edges and Corners:
For tight corners, carpet edges and along base
boards, use the dusting brush.
Use the crevice tool for especially hard to reach
areas.
Use the crevice tool for hard to reach places such
as tight corners and base boards.
Using the Pet hair turbine tool
The Pet hair turbine tool attaches to the wand like
the other attachments. It features a turbine-powered
agitator to provide extra cleaning power on carpets
and fabrics. It is great for cleaning stairs, cushions
and vehicle upholstery.
When using the Pet hair turbine tool, check
frequently for the buildup of hair, fibers, lint and
other debris in the brush area.
Excessive buildup can reduce performance and
could damage the Pet hair turbine tool. See the
Care and Cleaning section for cleaning instructions.
Stairways and Landings
Use the Dusting brush or Pet hair turbine tool on
stairs and landings. Make sure that the vacuum
cleaner is placed so that it cannot tip or fall.
See below and page 12 for instructions on selecting
and using attachments.
Agitator Motor Overload
Protection
The agitator has a built-in protection against motor
damage should the agitator jam. If the agitator
slows down or stops, the agitator overload protector
shuts off the agitator motor. The suction motor will
remain on at this time.
To correct problem:
Turn off and unplug vacuum
cleaner, remove obstruction and press the reset
button.
Thermal Overload Protection
This vacuum cleaner has a thermal overload
protector which automatically activates to protect
the vacuum cleaner from overheating. If a clog
disturbs the normal flow of air to the motor, the
thermal protector turns the motor off automatically
to allow the motor to cool in order to prevent
possible damage to the vacuum cleaner.
To correct the problem:
Turn the vacuum cleaner
off and unplug the power cord. Check for and
remove clogs, if necessary. Also check and clean
any dirty filters.
Wait approximately 30 minutes and plug the
vacuum cleaner in and turn back on to see if the
motor protector has reset. The thermal protector
system will not reset until the vacuum cleaner has
completely cooled down.