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MODELS
OPERATION MANUAL
VACUUM CLEANER
CONTENTS
• IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .... 2
• PARTS IDENTIFICATION ........................... 4
• SPECIFICATIONS........................................ 4
• OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ................... 6
• MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS .............. 11
• REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS .............13
• BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE ........... 19
• DESCRIPTION OF ACCESSORIES ..........20
• SPANISH DIGEST .......................................21
Thank you very much for buying another quality by
Brother.
Before using your Brother vacuum cleaner, please
read this operation manual carefully to obtain the
best use from your vacuum cleaner.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using an electrical vacuum cleaner, basic precautions should always be followed
including the following:
Read all instructions carefully before using this vacuum cleaner.
WARNING /
Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.
1
Do not leave vacuum cleaner unattended when plugged in. Unplug from outlet
2
when not in use and before user-servicing.
Close supervision is necessary when used by or near children.
3
Do not allow this vacuum to be used as a toy.
Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturers recommended
4
attachments.
Never operate this vacuum cleaner if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not
5
working properly, if it has been dropped, damaged, exposed to weather or
dropped into water.
Return the vacuum cleaner to a Brother Authorized Servicer in the United States
for examination and repair.
Do not pull or carry this vacuum cleaner by the power cord. Do not use the power
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cord as a handle, close a door on the cord, or pull the cord around sharp edges
or corners. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
Do not run the vacuum over the cord. Running over the cord may damage the
7
insulation resulting in an electrical short. If the insulation is damaged, immediately remove the plug from the electrical outlet and bring the vacuum to a Brother
Authorized Servicer.
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury:
Never disconnect the plug by pulling on the cord. To disconnect from an outlet,
8
grasp the plug, not the cord.
Never operate this vacuum cleaner with any air opening blocked. Keep the air
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openings free of dust, lint, hair and any other similar material.
Never drop or insert any object into any opening.
10
Keep hair, face, fingers and loose clothing away from all openings, the agitator
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and any moving parts.
Do not use this vacuum cleaner to pick up the following objects:
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a. flammable objects: lit cigarettes, hot ashes, lit matches or similar materials.
b. sharp objects: razor blades, broken glass, needles, pins, nails or similar
materials.
c. very fine dust: plaster, cement, cooking flour, etc...
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Never operate this vacuum cleaner without the dirt compartment and filters in place.
13
Empty the dirt compartment before reaching the “Max Fill Line” and clean the filters
often.
Before removing the plug from the outlet, turn all controls to the “OFF” position.
14
Use extra caution when cleaning on stairs.
15
Never handle plug, cord or vacuum cleaner with wet hands.
16
Never touch the underside of the vacuum cleaner when it is plugged in. The rotating
17
agitator may cause injury.
Do not use in presence of flammable or combustible liquids or fumes.
18
Do not place heavy objects on the vacuum cleaner.
19
Do not step on the hose or pull the hose forcibly.
20
Do not pick up objects such as waste paper, plastic sheets, tissue paper or
21
wrappings which may clog the hose and filters. Do not pick up a lot of dust at once.
This may clog the filters and rapidly reduce the performance of the vacuum cleaner.
Do not expose this vacuum cleaner to high temperatures while operating or during
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storage.
Store this vacuum cleaner in a dry place.
23
Use the carrying handle on the back of the body to carry this vacuum cleaner.
24
Before servicing this vacuum cleaner, allow all parts to cool .
25
CAUTION:
plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit fully in the outlet,
reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician to install the
proper outlet. Do not change the plug in any way.
WARNING:
overheating in case of a blockage or clogged filter. If the protection device is
activated, the vacuum stops without turning off the switch. If this happens, turn off
the vacuum and unplug the cleaner.
Please empty the dirt compartment, clean the net filter with water and check the main
filter. After approximately 30 minutes the motor will have cooled and the vacuum will
be ready to use. Operating this vacuum with clogged or dirty filters may cause the
vacuum to overheat. Please clean the filters regularly.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, this vacuum cleaner
has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). This
This vacuum contains a motor protection system to maximize the motor life. It is designed to shut off to avoid
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
This vacuum cleaner is intended for household use only.
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PARTS IDENTIFICATION
FRONT
Max Fill Line
Grill
CT1200
ON/OFF Switch
Power Cord
Dust Body
Dirt Compartment
Handle
Dirt Compartment
Exhaust Filter
Cover
Bumper
CT1500
Max Fill Line
Rug/Floor
Selector
Head Cover
SPECIFICATIONS
FEATURES
MODEL
CT1200
CT1500
INPUT (Amp)
12.0 YES
12.0
YES
4
CORD LENGTH (Ft.)HEADLIGHT
24
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Power Cord
PARTS IDENTIFICATION
REAR
Cord Storage
Hooks
Upholstery Tool with
Detachable Brush
Telescopic
Wand
Rug/Floor
Selector
(CT1500only)
Handle Screw
Carrying Handle
Floor/Tools
Selector
Valve System
Suction Hose
Crevice Tool
Foot Pedal Release
Name Plate
Extension Hose
WARNING:
Operate vacuum cleaner only at the voltage specified on the nameplate.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO ATTACH THE HANDLE TO VACUUM CLEANER
First remove the handle screw.
1
Then insert the base of the handle into
the top of the body of the vacuum
cleaner as shown. (Fig. 1)
Make sure the ON/OFF
switch on the handle is
positioned to the front
of the vacuum cleaner.
Note:
Unit should be unplugged and power
switch in the “OFF”
position.
Handle screw
Handle
Fig.1
HOW TO WIND POWER CORD
Insert the power cord in the clip
1
located on the upper cord storage
hook as shown. (Fig. 3)
Clip
Plug Side
Fig.3
Line up the small hole on the handle with
2
the small hole on the rear of the vacuum
cleaner and insert the screw. (Fig. 2)
Be sure the screw is tightened securely.
Handle
Handle screw
Wrap excess cord
2
around the cord storage hooks to prevent
dragging and any interference with cleaning. (Fig. 4)
Upper cord
storage hook
Fig.2
Fig.4
HOW TO RELEASE POWER CORD
Rotate the upper cord storage
hook downward for quick cord
release. (Fig. 5)
Upper cord storage hook
6
Fig.5
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO ADJUST THE HANDLE
The handle of this vacuum cleaner can be
set to any of three positions: Upright,
Normal or Parallel.
To release the handle, depress the pedal
at the right rear corner of the vacuum
cleaner. (Fig. 6)
Upright position
Normally the handle is locked in this position for storage or when using the On
Board Tools. By pushing the handle forward until the handle is locked, this
vacuum cleaner will stand on its legs and
wheels. (Fig. 7)
Normal position
This position is used for normal cleaning.
(Fig. 8)
Legs
Pedal
Fig.6
Fig.7
Fig.8
Parallel position
This position is used for cleaning under
furniture.
To rotate to the Parallel position, depress
the pedal again. (Fig. 9)
EDGE CLEANING
These models have “Edge Cleaning ” for the
cleaning of carpet edges near baseboards and
stationary furniture. (Fig. 10)
Fig.9
Fig.10
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO USE THE ON BOARD TOOLS
Place the vacuum cleaner in the Upright position.
Set the Tools/Floor Selector to the
1
“TOOLS” position.
Detach the telescopic wand from the
2
back of the vacuum.
Then select the tool best suited for
3
the cleaning task from the descriptions below.
Telescopic wand
Combination
Expandable Stair/Floor/
Upholstery Tool with
Detachable Brush
Floor / Tools Selector
Telescopic wand
For reaching ceilings, curtains,etc.(Fig.15)
Turn the wand to unlock; wand will turn freely.
Extend the wand to its full length. Then turn the
wand to lock.(Fig.12)
Crevice tool
For door tracks, narrow spots, etc.(Fig.13)
Combination Expandable Stair/Floor/Upholstery tool with Detachable Brush.(Fig.16-2)
Use with the brush for covered furniture, table
tops, books, lamps, baseboards , etc.
Use without the brush for draperies, mattresses,
clothing, carpeted stairs, etc. (Fig.14)
Combination Stair/Floor/Upholstery tool with Detachable Brush
Pull both ends outward for the Upholstery
tool to expand. (Fig.16-1)
To return to the original size, push both
ends toward the center.
To detach the brushes, grasp them on the
inside (Fig. 16-2) and pull out toward you.
Snap them back in to replace.
Fig.15
Fig.16-1
Crevice tool
1
2
Fig.11
Fig.12
Fig.13
Fig.14
Fig.16-2
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO USE THE EXTENSION HOSE
You can extend the reach further by using the
extension hose packed in the box.
Wide upholstery tool
Extension hose
Telecospic wand
Crevice tool
Fig.17
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
ON/OFF SWITCH
To turn on the
1
vacuum cleaner,
move the switch on
the appliance to
the “ON” position.
(Fig. 18)
ON/OFF Switch
ON
Fig.18
To turn off the
2
vacuum cleaner,
move the switch
to the “OFF” position. (Fig. 19)
ON/OFF Switch
OFF
RUG /FLOOR SELECTOR (CT1500 only)
The RUG / FLOOR selector should only be adjusted while the
vacuum cleaner is turned “ON” and in the upright position.
When cleaning carpets, slide the selector to the “RUG”
1
position.
When cleaning bare floors, slide the selector to the “FLOOR”
2
position. (Fig. 20)
The agitator will not rotate when the selector is in the FLOOR
position.
NOTE:
Make sure the RUG / FLOOR selector is set to either the extreme front or the
extreme back to avoid any problems that may occur.
HEAT PROTECTION SYSTEM
This vacuum cleaner has a special thermostat that protects the motor from overheating. If the
vacuum cleaner suddenly shuts off, push the (ON/OFF) switch to the (OFF) position and
unplug the cleaner. Check the vacuum cleaner for a possible source of overheating such as
a full dirt compartment or clogged filters. If these conditions are found, empty the dirt
compartment and clean the filters (see pages 10, 11) or replace if necessary (see page 13).
To maintain the best performance of your vacuum cleaner, we recommend emptying the dirt
compartment before the dirt reaches the “Max Fill Line” and clean the filters.
Fig.19
Fig.20
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Unplug this vacuum cleaner from the electrical outlet before servicing.
HOW TO REMOVE AND REPLACE DIRT COMPARTMENT
DIRT COMPARTMENT
The dirt compartment assembly consists of the following
parts:
Dirt Compartment Knob (A)
Handle (B)
Max Fill Line (C)
Dirt Compartment (D)
Net Filter Assembly (E)
Rectangular Slot (F)
Press down dirt compartment knob to
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remove dirt compartment. (Fig.22)
Fig.22
Remove net filter assembly from the
3
dirt compartment. (Fig. 24)
Pull dirt compartment out to empty.
(Fig.23)
Empty dirt compartment. (Fig. 25)
4
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
Fig.21
Fig.23
Fig.24
Replace the net filter assembly into the
5
dirt compartment. Be sure that the lid
edge on the top of the net filter fits in the
slot placed behind the dirt compartment
handle (Fig.26). Align the rectangular
slot placed on the bottom of the dirt
compartment into the tab on the
vacuum cleaner, then push to snap
into place (Fig.26-1).
CAUTION: Do not use chemicals, bleach or hot water to clean the dirt compartment.
Wash with soap and water using a soft brush. Do not dry with hair dryer or heater.
NOTE: Very fine materials, such as face powder, plaster or fine powder may seal the
filters and cause loss of suction. When vacuuming this type of material, be sure to empty
the dirt compartment and clean the filters more frequently (before reaching the “Max Fill
Line”).
Lid Edge
Fig.26
Fig.25
Fig.26-1
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO CLEAN THE NET FILTER ASSEMBLY
Slide net filter assembly out of dirt compartment.
1
Wipe excess of dust from the filter.
2
Wash net filter assembly with water, using a soft sponge.
3
Allow net filter assembly to completely dry before replacing it, then
4
insert it into the dirt compartment.
CAUTION: Do not use chemicals, bleach or hot water to clean the dirt
compartment. Wash with water using a soft sponge. Do not dry with
hair dryer or heater.
HOW TO CLEAN THE MAIN FILTER
Release dirt compartment from the vacuum cleaner.
1
Pull out main filter case.
2
Remove main filter from the case and scrub the filter.
3
Wash the filter with soap and water.
4
Allow the filter to completely dry before putting back
5
in the filter case.
Replace the filter case into the dust body.
6
Dust Body
Main Filter case
Main Filter
Fig.27
Fig.28
CAUTION: Do not use a washing machine for cleaning. Do not dry with hair dryer or
heater. Be sure the filter is set in the right position.
NOTE: For maximum performance we recommend to clean this filter every time you
empty the dirt compartment.
HOW TO CLEAN THE VALVE
The valve assembly, which selects suction for the
tools or floor mode, is located on the back of the
vacuum. If you detect an obstruction in the valve
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while selecting the floor or tool mode, please clean
the valve assembly as follows:
Remove 4 screws.
1
Pull off the cover and valve assembly.
2
Clean the inside.
3
Set the cover and replace screws.
4
Valve
Cover
TOOLS
FLOOR
To tools
Valve
Cover
To nozzle head
Fig.29
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REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO REMOVE / AND RESET THE BOTTOM PLATE
Before replacing any parts, unplug the
vacuum cleaner from the electrical outlet
and set the handle to the Parallel position.
Then turn the vacuum cleaner over, exposing the underside.
REMOVE
Loosen the bottom plate by sliding the
latch away from the mounting screw.
(Fig.30)
Then remove the bottom plate.
RESET
Make sure that all the parts are properly
set and the wires are not pinched.
Insert the front six tabs of the bottom
1
plate into the grooves at the front end
of the nozzle head, then reset the
bottom plate.(Fig. 31)
Fasten it by sliding the latch as shown.
2
(Fig. 30)
Latch
Bottom
plate
Latch
REMOVE
FASTEN
Mounting
screw
Fig.30
Grooves
Tabs
Bottom plate
Fig.31
HOW TO REPLACE THE HEADLIGHT LAMP
Unplug the vacuum cleaner from the electrical
outlet.
Place the vacuum cleaner in the parallel position.
Remove the lens cover by unscrewing the screw.
1
(Fig. 32)
Remove the lamp from the socket by pushing in
2
gently and turning counterclockwise. (Fig. 33-1)
Install the new lamp by pushing it gently into the
3
socket and turning clockwise. (Fig. 33-2)
Use any standard bayonet base vacuum cleaner
lamp rated 125V, 20W.
Replace the lens cover and secure with the
4
screw.
Screw
2
1
2
1
Lens cover
Fig.32
Fig.33-1
Fig.33-2
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REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO REPLACE THE MAIN FILTER
Release the dirt compartment from the vacuum cleaner.
1
Pull out the main filter case.
2
Remove the main filter from the case.
3
Place a new main filter into the case.
4
Reposition the filter case in the dust body and then set the
5
dirt compartment into dust body.
Dust Body
Main Filter case
Main Filter
HOW TO REPLACE THE EXHAUST FILTER
The exhaust filter consists of an electrostatic Hepa
Type filter. The filter should be replaced at least every
10 months to maintain efficient filtration.
* How to remove/set the filter.
Slide the cover forward (away from the unit).
1
The filter is attached to the back of the cover.
2
Remove it from the hold pins.
3
Set the new filter.
4
Replace the cover on the front of the vacuum.
5
Dust Body
Exhaust filter
Fig.34
Fig.35
Exhaust Filter Cover
HOW TO REPLACE THE BELT
After removing the bottom plate (see page 13),
1
lift up the belt cover and remove the shelter
plate. (Fig. 36)
Pull out the agitator and remove the flat belt
2
from the motor shaft and agitator pulley.
Loop the new belt around the motor shaft and
3
agitator pulley. (Fig. 37)
Re-insert the agitator assembly, making sure
4
that both ends of the agitator assembly fit in the
groove of the unit.
Be sure the belt is not twisted and all rotating
5
parts move smoothly.
Install the shelter plate completely in the
6
groove with the marking of R side toward
the belt cover.(“R” means “Rear”.)
After re-installing the shelter plate, close the
7
belt cover, then replace the bottom plate.
14
(CT1200 type)
Shelter plate
New belt
Shelter plate
R
“R”mark
Belt cover
Fig.36
Fig.37
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REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO REPLACE THE BELT (CT1500 type)
When replacing the belt, always set
the RUG/FLOOR Selector to the
“FLOOR” position.
After removing the bottom plate
1
(see page 13), lift up the belt
cover and remove the pulley cover
to determine if the belt is worn or
broken. (Fig. 38)
Pulley cover
Pull out the agitator and then remove the flat belt
2
from the motor shaft. (Fig. 39)
Loop the new belt around the motor shaft and
3
agitator as shown. (Fig. 40)
Idler pulley
Main pulley
Flat belt
Flat belt
Main pulley
Idling pulley
Agitator assembly
New belt
Motor shaft
Belt cover
Motor shaft
Belt change
guide
Fig.38
Fig.39
Then re-insert the agitator assembly, making
4
sure that both ends of the agitator assembly fit in
the groove of the nozzle head. (Fig. 41)
Be sure to install the new flat belt into the guide
properly.
Be sure that the flat belt is not twisted and all
5
rotating parts move smoothly. (Fig. 42)
After reinstalling the pulley cover, close the belt
cover and replace the bottom plate.
Groove
Belt cover
Pulley cover
Fig.40
Groove
Agitator
assembly
Fig.41
Fig.42
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REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
EXPLODED VIEW OF AGITATOR ASSEMBLY FOR
REPLACING AGIT ATOR BRUSHES
Agitator support L
Nut
Main pulley
Agitator shaft
(CT1200 type)
Washer
Washer
Brush
Agitator pipe
Brush rotor B
Agitator suppor R
E-clip
Fig.43
HOW TO REPLACE AGITATOR BRUSHES (CT1200 type)
When replacing the brush, replace all four
brushes at the same time for more efficient
cleaning.
Remove the E-clip from the agitator
1
shaft by using a pick. (Fig. 44)
Then pull out the agitator shaft from the
2
right end as shown. (Fig. 45)
Take care not to deform the agitator
shaft.
Pull or pry out the main pulley and the
3
brush rotor B from agitator pipe.
(Fig. 46)
Now the brushes can be easily
4
removed. (Fig. 47)
Agitator shaft
Agitator support R
Brush rotor B
Main pulley
E-clip
Fig.44
Fig.45
Agitator pipe
Fig.46
Brush
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After inserting the new brushes, rein-
5
stall the main pulley and the brush
rotor B. Make sure they are completely
and firmly inserted. (Fig. 48)
Reinstall other parts using the reverse procedure. Always fasten the E-clip on the shaft
6
before reinstalling the agitator assembly.
Brush rotor B
Main pulley
Fig.47
Fig.48
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REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
EXPLODED VIEW OF AGITATOR ASSEMBLY FOR
REPLACING AGIT ATOR BRUSHES
(CT1500 type)
Washer
Nut
Screw
Washer
Brush rotor A
Agitator support A
Washer
Idling pulley
Washer
Main pulley
Agitator shaft
Brush
Agitator pipe
Brush rotor B
(Left hand screw)
Nut
Washer
Washer
Agitator support B
HOW TO REPLACE BRUSH ROTOR A (CT1500 type)
Remove the nut from the agitator shaft
1
by turning counterclockwise. (Fig. 50)
Agitator support A
Then pull out the washer and the agita-
2
tor support A from the agitator shaft.
Remove the screw from the brush rotor
3
A. (Fig. 51)
Fig.50
Now the brush rotor A can be easily
4
removed from the agitator shaft.
(Fig. 52)
After inserting the new brush rotor,
5
reinstall other parts using the reverse
procedure.
Brush rotor A
Agitator shaft
Fig.49
Fig.52
Brush
rotor A
Screw
Fig.51
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REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO REPLACE AGITATOR BRUSHES AND BRUSH
ROTOR B
When replacing the brush, replace all four brushes at the same time for more efficient
cleaning.
(CT1500 type)
Remove the nut from the agitator shaft
1
by turning clockwise. (Fig. 53)
Remove the washer from the agitator
2
shaft. (Fig. 54)
Washer
Then pull out the agitator support B
3
from the agitator shaft as shown.
(Fig. 55)
Agitator support B
Agitator shaft
Pull out or pry the agitator pipe with the
4
brush and the brush rotor B from the
agitator shaft. (Fig. 56) (Take care not to
bend or deform the agitator shaft.)
Brush rotor B
Main pulley
Fig.53
Fig.54
Fig.55
Then pull out the brush rotor B from the
5
agitator pipe. (Fig. 57)
Agitator pipe
Brush rotor B
Now the brushes can be removed eas-
6
ily. (Fig. 58)
After inserting the new brushes, reinstall
7
the agitator pipe and the brush rotor B.
Make sure they are completely and firmly
inserted.
Reinstall the other parts using the re-
8
verse procedure.
Always reinstall the washer and the nut
to the agitator shaft.
Fig.57
Brush
Fig.58
18
Agitator pipe
Agitator shaft
Fig.56
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BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE
If you experience any difficulties with your vacuum cleaner, use this Troubleshooting Chart
first before requesting service.
NOTE:
Always remember to have the vacuum cleaner turned OFF and disconnect the plug from the
power outlet before working on the vacuum cleaner.
TROUBLESHOOTING CHART
Problem Check
Motor does not start when
the power switch is in the
ON position.
The agitator does not rotate
when the power switch is in
the ON position.
Suction is weak or decreases suddenly.
Please request service if the problem still persists or if the problem is not defined in the
Troubleshooting Chart.
Check if the power cord plug is
completely inserted into the
outlet.
Be sure the flat belt is not severed or installed incorrectly.
Check if the nozzle head, suction hose, etc. is clogged.
Possible Remedy
Insert the plug properly into
the outlet.
Replace the flat belt or install it
properly.
Remove any foreign objects
that may have become
jammed in the nozzle head,
suction hose, etc.
FOR CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE
To aid in reporting this vacuum cleaner in case of loss or theft, please record below
the model number and serial number located on this unit. We also suggest you record
all the information listed and retain for future reference.
MODEL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER
DATE OF PURCHASE
Dealer Telephone
Service Station Telephone
TO PHONE:
TO WRITE:
Please provide the following information when you write or call: model number, serial
number, date of purchase, your complete mailing adress (including zip code), your daytime
telephone number (including area code) and description of the problem.
CUSTOMER SERVICE : 877-276-8437
NEAREST SERVICE CENTER : 800-284-HELP
For service problems, warranty information, missing items and other assistance:
Brother International Corporation
Customer Service
7777N.Brother Blvd.
Bartlett TN 38133
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DESCRIPTION OF ACCESSORIES
For replacement accessories, contact your local dealer or call the Brother Accessories and Supply
Center at 877-552-MALL(6255), or visit Brother’s web site at www.brothermall.com.
ITEM
1
2
3
PART DESCRIPTION
FLAT BELT
EXHAUST FILTER
MAIN FILTER
PART NUMBER
CTFB
CTEF
CTMF
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1
5
LAMP
TELESCOPIC WAND
CREVICE TOOL
AGITATOR
WIDE UPHOLSTERY TOOL
DETACHABLE BRUSH (1PC)
BRUSH BASE (SLIDE IN)
DIRT COMPARTMENT ASSY
NET FILTER ASSY FYOK-A011VBEA
EXTENSION HOSE
2
6
CT1200
CT1500
CT1200
CT1500
PART NUMBER
RLMP-A003VBE0
FPIPPA134VBKZ
UCATSA057VBFB
DRTR-A017VBKZ
DRTR-A016VBKZ
FCAT-A074VBK0
PBRS-A062VBEA
PBRS-A088VBEZ (2PCS)
PBRS-A089VBEZ (2PCS)
PBRS-A086VBEZ (2PCS)
PBRS-A087VBEZ (2PCS)
FYOK-A012VBEA
DHOS-A181VBK0
3
7
4
20
11
8
9
12
10
13
Printed in U.S.A
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ASPIRADORA
INSTRUCCIONES DE OPERACION
INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTES
Cuando utilice un aparato eléctrico, deben seguirse siempre las precauciones básicas, incluyendo lo
siguiente:
Lea todas las instrucciones cuidadosamente antes de usar esta aspiradora.
Para reducir el peligro de incendio, descargas eléctricas o
ADVERTENCIA /
daños:
Pueden ocurrir descargas eléctricas si se
1
utiliza en exteriores o superficies mojadas.
No deje el aparato desatendido cuando
2
esté enchufado. Desenchúfelo del
tomacorriente cuando no lo utilice y antes
de realizar el servicio.
Deberá tenerse mucho cuidado cuando
3
se utilice por o cerca de niños.
No deje que sea utilizado como un
juguete.
Utilice el aparato sólo para su uso
4
especifico como se describe en este
manual.
Utilice sólo los accesorios recomendados
por el fabricante.
No opere nunca este aparato si el cable
5
o clavija están dañados; si no funciona
correctamente; si se ha caido al suelo
danãdo, expuesto al aire libre o se ha
caído en el agua. Retorne el aparato a un
distribuidor o tienda de servicio autorizado
de Brother en los Estados Unidos para su
examinación y reparación.
No tire ni mueva el aparato por el cable de
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alimentación, no utilice el cable de
alimentación como manija, no cierre una
puerta con el cable entre medio ni tire del
cable en esquinas o bordes puntiagudos.
Mantenga el cable alejado de superficies
calientes.
No haga pasar el aparato por encima del
cable.
No desconecte nunca la clavija tirando
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del cable. Para desconectarlo de un
tomacorriente, sujete la clavija, no el cable.
No opere nunca el aparato con ninguna
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abertura de aire bloqueada. Mantenga
las aberturas de aire libres de polvo,
pelusa, pelos y otros materiales similares.
Cuando el filtro principal se ensucie, lávelo
con agua. Los filtros deben limpiarse
completamente antes de volverse a usar.
No inserte nunca ningún objeto en
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ninguna abertura.
Mantenga el pelo, cara, dedos y ropas
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flojas alejadas de las aberturas, tales
como la del agitador y todas las partes
móviles.
No recoja cigarrillos encendidos, cenizas
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calientes, cerillas ni materiales similares,
cuchillas, agujas, pasadores u otros
objetos afilados.
No opere nunca el aparato sin el
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compartimento para polvo y los filtros en
su lugar.
Antes de extraer la clavija del
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tomacorriente, desconecte todos los
controles.
Tenga mucho cuidado cuando limpie
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escaleras.
No maneje nunca la clavija, cable o
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aparato con las manos húmedas.
No toque el agitador mientras está
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girando.
No utilice el aparato cerca de líquidos o
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humos inflamables o combustibles.
No coloque objetos pesados en la
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aspiradora.
No pise la manguera ni tire de ella
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forzadamente.
No recoja objetos grandes tales como
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papel o trapos ya que obstruirá la
manguera.
No exponga el aparato a altas
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temperaturas mientras lo opera o durante el almacenaje.
Guarde este aparato en un lugar seco.
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Utilice la manija de transporte de la parte
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posterior del cuerpo para transportar el
aparato.
Antes de realizar el servicio del aparato,
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deje que todas las partes métalicas se
enfrien.
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GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES
Esta aspiradora sirve sólo para el uso casero.
ADVERTENCIA:
Opere la aspiradora sólo con la tensión especificada en la placa de características.
ANTES DE SOLICITAR EL SERVICIO
Si tiene dificultades con su aspiradora, utilice primero este gráfico de localización y reparación de
averías antes de solicitar el servicio.
NOTA:
Acuérdese siempre de desconectar la clavija del tomacorriente antes de manipular la aspiradora.
GRAFICO DE LOCALIZACION Y REP ARACION DE A VERIAS
Problema
El motor no arranca cuando
el interruptor de alimentación
está en posición ON.
El agitador no gira cuando el
interruptor de alimentación
está en la posición ON.
La potencia de succión es
débil o disminuye
súbitamente.
Comprobación
Compruebe si la clavija del
cable de alimentación está
completamente insertada en
el tomacorriente.
Asegúrese de que la correa
plana no está dañada ni está
mal instalada.
Compruebe la cabeza de la
boquilla, manguera de
succión, etc., para ver si hay
obstrucción.
Remedio posible
Inserte bien la clavija en el
tomacorriente.
Reemplace la correa plana o
instálela correctamente.
Extraiga los objetos extranõs
que pueden haberse atascado
en la cabeza de la boquilla,
manguera de succión, etc.
SERVICIO AL CONSUMIDOR
POR TELEFONO:
POR ESCRITO: Por problemas de funcionamiento, información acerca de la garantía,
Cuando nos llame o escriba suministrenos la siguiente información: modelo, número de serie,
fecha de compra, su dirección (incluyendo el código postal), un teléfono donde podamos
llamarle durante el día (incluyendo el código del area) y la descripción del problema.
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Servicio al consumidor : 877-276-8437
Centrode servicio más Cercano : 800-284 HELP
unidades incompletas u otro tipo de consultas.
Brother International Corporation
Servicio al Consumidor
7777 N. Brother Blvd.
Barient. TN 38133
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DESCRIPCION DE LOS ACCESORIOS
Para reemplazo de accesorios, por favor contacte a su distribuidor Brother mas cercano. Liame al
877-552-MALL(6255), o visite nuestra pagina de internet (http://www.brothermall.com).
ARTICULO
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DESCRIPCION DEL ARTICULO
CORREA PLANA
FILTRO DE DESCARGA
FILTRO PRINCIPAL
DESCRIPCION DEL ARTICULO
LAMPARA
TUBO TELESCOPICO
TUBO PARA HENDIDURAS
AGITATOR
CEPILLO PARA TAPICERIA
CEPILLO EXTRAIBLE
CONJUNTO DE CERDAS P/ AGITADOR
COMPARTIMENTO PARA POLVO
FILTRO DE RED ENSAMBLADO
TUBO DE EXTENSION
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CT1200
CT1500
CT1200
CT1500
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NUMERO DE PARTE
CTFB
CTEF
CTMF
NUMERO DE PARTEARTICULO
RLMP-A003VBE0
FPIPPA134VBKZ
UCATSA057VBFB
DRTR-A017VBKZ
DRTR-A016VBKZ
FCAT-A074VBK0
PBRS-A062VBEA
PBRS-A088VBEZ (2Píezas)
PBRS-A089VBEZ (2Píezas)
PBRS-A086VBEZ (2Píezas)
PBRS-A087VBEZ (2Píezas)
FYOK-A012VBEA
FYOK-A011VBEA
DHOS-A181VBK0
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Brother International Corporation
100 Somerset Corporate BIvd.,
Bridgewater, New Jersey 08807-0911
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