Kenmore 116.32712, 116.30712, 116.38512, 116.38613, 116.38812 Owner's Manual

Owner's Manual

Vacuum Cleaner

Model 116.32712

116.30712

116.38512

116.38612

116.38613

116.38812

116.38912

116.39512

116.39612

116.39712

CAUTION:
Read and followall

safety and operating

instructionsbefore first
use of thisproduct.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
www.sears.com

PartT No.COIZAMD40UE_O-8175048 Printed in U,S.A.

Before UsingYour NewVacuum ..... 2

KenmoreVacuum Cleaner Warranty . 2

Important Safety Instructions ........ 3

Parts and Features ................. 4

Assembly instructions ............. 5-6

Operating Instructions ............. 6

Pile Height Selection and Setlfng ...... 7

Carpet/Bare Floor Selector ........... 7

Releasing the Handle ............... 8

ON/OFF Switch .................... 8

Atiachments ...................... 8+!0

Attachment Use Chart ............ 10

Vacuuming Tips .................... 1t

Pe#ermanceFeatures ............ 11-12

Vacuum Cleaner Care ................ 13

VacuumStorage ................... 13

Cleaning Exterior and Attachments ..... t3

Dust BagChanging ................... 14

Filter Changing .................... 15

Bait Changing and Agitator Cteaning 18-18

Clog Removal .................... 19

LightBulb Changing ................ 20

Agitator Servicing ..................... 2!

Agitator Assembly .................. 21

Troubleshooting .................... 22

Requesting Assistance Or Service ., 23

PIease read thisguide, Itwill helpyou assemble and operateyournew Kenmore vacuumin
the safest andmost effective way

For more Information about vaccumcleaner care and operation, ceilyour nearest Sears store..
You will needthe completemodel and serial numbers when requesting information.Yourvacu+

um's model and serial numbers are located on the Model and Serial Number Plate°

Use the space below to record the model number and serial number of your new Kenmore

vacuum.

Model No.
Serial No,
Date of Purchase
Keep thisbook and your sales check (receipt) in a safe place forfuture reference..

LIMITED ONE YEARWARRANTY ON KENMORE VACUUM CLEANER

This warrantyis forone year fromthedate of purchase, and Includes onlyprivate household
vacuum cleaneruse, During the warranty year, when thisvacuum cleaner isoperated and

maintained according to the owner's manual instructions, Sears witlrepair any defects in
material orworkmansNp free of charge+

This warranty excludesvacuum bags, belts, light bulbs, and fillers, which are expendable parts
and become worn during normal use-

For warranty service, return this vacuum cleaner to the nearest Sears Service Center In
the United States,

This warrantyapplies onlywhilethisproduct isin use in the United States.Thiswarrantygives
you specific legal rights, and you may also have otherrightswhtchvary fromstate to state.

Sears, Roebuck and Co,, D/817WA, Hoffman Estates, tL 60179

WARNING

Your safety is important to us,To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, injury
to persons or damage when using your vacuum cleaner,follow basic safety pro-

cautions including the following:

Read thismanual before assembling or

using your vacuum cleaner.

Use your cleaner only asdescribed in
thismanual. Use only with Sears recom-

mended attachments.
To reduce the riskof electrical shock -

Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces,,

Disconnect electrical supply before any

servicing or cleaning Failureto do so
cou{d resultin e{ectricalshock or person-

al injury.
Always turncleaner off before unplug-

ging.

Do not unplugby pulling oncord_To

unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.

Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If

cleaner is not working as it should, has
been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or
dropped into water, returnit toa Sears

Service Cenler_

Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as
a handle, closedoor on cord, or pullcord

around sharp edges or corners. Do not

runcleaner over cord_Keep cordaway

from heated surfaces.

Do not leave cleaner when plugged in.

Unplug from outlet when not in useand

before servicing.

Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close
attention is necessary when used by or

near children.

Do not handle plug or cleanerwithwet

hands,

Do not put any objectsinto openings°

SAVETHESE

Do not use with any,opening blocked;

keep free of dust, lint, hair and anything
thatmay reduce air flow,.

Keep hair, loose ctothlng, fingers, and all
partsof body awayfrom openings and

moving parts.
Do not use cleaner without dust bag

and/or tillers in place.
Always change the dust bag alter vacu-

uming carpet cleaners or freshener, pow-

ders and fine dust..These products clog

thebag, reduce airflow and can cause
the bag to burst. Failure to change bag
could cause permanent damage tothe

cleaner..

Do not use the cleaner to pick up sharp
hard obiecls, small toys, pins, paper
clips, etc. They may damage the cleaner
or dust bag,

Do not pick up anything thatts burning
or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches,

or hot ashes,.
Do not usecleanerto pickup flammable

or combustibleliquids (gasoline, cleaning
ituids, perfumes,etc..),or use in areas

where they may be presenL The fumes

from these substances can create a life
hazard or explosion.

Use extra care when cleaning on stairs°
Do notput on chairs, tables,etc. Keep

on floor.
You are responsiblefor making sure that

your vacuum cleaner is not used by any-
one unableto operate it properly.

INSTRUCTUONS

Proper assembly and safe use ofyour vacuum cleanerare your responsibililies.Your

cleaner is intended only for household use. Read thisOwner's Manual carefullyfor

important use and safety information, This guide contains safety statements under

warning and caution symbols, Please pay special attentionto these boxes and follow

any instructions given.WARNING statements alert you to such dangers as fire, electri-

cal shock, burnsand personal injury.CAUTION statemenls alert you tosuch dangers

as personal injury and/or propertydamage.

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!t is important to know your vacuum cleaner's parts and features to assure its proper and

safe use° Review these before using your cleaner_

Item

Dust Bag

Headlight Bulb

Beit

Exhaust Filter

Motor Safety Filler

Part No.

In U.S.

....205o6oo

20-5240

20-5275
20-86881

20-86884

Part No.

in Canada

' 20-'50690€

20-40600
2o-40096
20:B6881C

20-B6884C _So.,or

Beft

(Underneaft_)

EXTENSION HOSE KITS

SOME MODELS

Extension Hose

iIliii!I(ltlI! ltiIIiX?

SOME MODELS

_ Adaptor

leer erUSlwand

l

Electrical Shock Hazard

Do not plug into the electrical sup-

ply until the assembly is complete.

Failure to do so could result in elec-

trical shock or injury,

Before assembling vacuum, check Ihe

PACKINGLIST on the coverof theseparale

Repair Parts List Use this list to verity that
you have received all the components of
your new Kenmore vacuum.

Remove thetape located below the dust
cover/filter cover onthe motor case.

_ Tape

Altach stretch hose

endto nozzle as
shown.

HANDLE ASSEMBLY

Removethe screwlocated just belowthe

lop edge of the back of the vacuum

Position the handle as shown in the illustra-
tionbelow,,

Slide the handle into the opening at thetop
of Ihe vacuum

Insert the screw so it passes throughthe
handle intothe vacuum

Begin totightenthescrew with your lingers
it may be necessary to adjustthe handle

slightly.

Usinga
screw-

driver,

tighten

the
screw.

m. CAuTmoN

Do not overtlghten.
Overttghtenlng could strip the

screw holes.
Do not operate the cleaner without

the screw in place.

CORD ASSEMBLY

Make sure the quick release upper cord
hook is in the upright position, Remove

the wire tfe from the power cord,

Lock the cord
intoplace by

forcing it into the

lockingnotch on
lhe body of the
quick release

upper cord hook
as shown, This

helps keep the
power cord out
from under the
vacuum cleaner

agitator.

Lockin[
Notch

Wrap the power cord around tile upper
and lower cord hooks and lockthe power

cord plug onto the power cord,

Power

Cord

Lower
Cord

Hooks

HOW TO START

Qttlck Releat

pper Cord

1. Turn the

quick

release
upper cord

hook to
either side
and down to

release the

power cord

2. Release the power cord plug from the

power cord and pull the cord off the quick

release upper cord hook.,Check tobe

sure the power cord is still locked inlo the

lock in the quick release upper cord hook,,

3. Check to see if the cleaner has bag
installed_ See DUST BAG CHANGING

NOTE: Toreduce the risk of electric

shock, this vacuum cleaner has a polar-

ized plug, one blade iswider than the

other°This plug will fit in a polarized outlet

only one way. If the plug does not fit fully
in the outlet, reverse the plug.,If itstill

does not fit, contact a qualified technician

to install the proper outlet. Do not change

the plug in any way_

4. Plug the polarized power cord into a

120 Volt outlet located near the floor,

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PersonalInjuryand Product Damage
Hazard

* DO NOTplug in if switchis in the ON

position.PersonalInjury or damage
could result.

, DO NOTuse outlets abovecounters.

Damageto itemsIn surroundingarea
couldoccur.

Toselectapileheightsetting

Turn off cleaner. Select a pile height set_
tingby tiltingthe cleaner back until front

wheels are lifted slightly off the floor as
illustrated.

Slide the adjustment lever tothe correct
setting.

SUGGESTED PILE HEIGHT SETTINGS

You may need to raise the height to make
some jobs easier, such as scatter rugs

and longer pitecarpets Suggested set-
tings are:

HIGH; shag carpet, long pile, plush, scat-
ter rugs.

MED: medium to long pile.
LOW: short to medium pile.

EX LOW: very low pile.

SOME MODELS

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RNING

Personal Injury Hazard
DO NOT place hands or feet

underneath the unit when chang-
ing from the bare floor to the car-

pet pile height settlng.The agitator
begins to revolve rapidly when the

vacuum is turned on and is in the
carpet setting.

Bare floor setting: Slide the carpet/bare
floorselector all the way back and down

toward the bottom of the nozzle until it

locks into place,

In this position the brush assembly does

not revolve.. This setting should be used
for cleaning hardwood and tite floors and

when any attachments (tools) are

used,,
Carpet setting: Slide the selector all the

way forward and up tothe carpet
position_

In this position the brush assembly will

turn..When carpets are being cleaned the
selector should be in thisposition.

Attention: Refer to your carpet manufac-
turers cleaning recommendations.Some

more delicate carpets may require that
they be vacuumed with the agitator turned

off. to prevent carpet damage°

CAUTION

Do not allow vacuum cleaner to
remain tn one spot for any length

of time when the agitator is turn-
ing. Damage to carpet may occur,

NOTE; For longer bell life, turn vacuum
off before moving selector, otherwise
make sure the selector is pushed fully

and quickly as possible to the desired
position., Failure to do so can cause the
belt to rub on the selector shaft and may

result in the belt becomtng hot and creat-
ing a burning rubber smell°

Carpet/Bare
Floor Selector

To Bare Floor

Position

To Carpet

Position

Release the handle by pressing down on
the handle release pedal with your foot
and pulting back and down on the handle

with your hand..

HANDLE MOUNTED

SOME MODELS
To start the vacuum cleaner, slide the

OnlOff switch from the OFF position lo
the ON position. To stop the vacuum

cleaner, slide the On/Off switch to the

OFF position..

Crevice
Tool

Telescoping,

Dusting

Hose

Combfnetion

Brush _ Hose

_1(_ Collar

Identifyeach of the attachments shown

above.

TO USE ATTACHMENTS

Place the carpet/bare floor selector in the
bare floor settingby rotating the selector

back and down to the bare floor setting.
See CARPET/BARE FLOOR SELECTOR

section.
When returning the bare floorselector to

the carpet setting, use cautionas the
selector can move quickly to that setting

due to tension created by the bell

Remove the lower end of the stretch hose
from the cleaner by grasping the hose

collar, twistingand pulling straight out.,
The attachments can now be added to

the hose..
NOTE: The motor protector may open

when using attachments or when cleaning
new carpet, due to reduced airflow by the
attachments themselves or by new carpet

fuzz filling the bag quickly. See the
TROUBLESHOOTING section°

. wARN NG .....

Electrical Shock And Personal
Injury Hazard

Disconnect electrical supply before
servlclng or cleaning the unit.

Failure to do so could result in

electrical shock or personal injury
from cleaner suddenly starting,

The attached
hose swivels to

makecleaning swivei

easier in every
direction.

Remove the
hosefrom the

hose clipby
pulling straight

out.

TELESCOPING WAND WITH
SUCTION CONTROL SLIDE

SOME MODELS

crevice Remove the

Toot telescoping

wandfrom

Telescopfng itS storage
Wand position_

Remove the crevicetoolfrom its storage
position in the wand Turn the lockingring to
the UNLOCK position,

Extend the wand to its full length,Turnthe

lockingring Io the LOCK position, Attach
the extension wand onto theopen end of

thehose.

Lowor_",,,_ Suction
Wand_"_a",,_"_,,._'_',_ Control Sltdo

_\Unlock "_,_ Upper

"__ ...._ Wand

Align the tabs on the extension wandwith

the"J" slots inthe hose. Push thewand into

the hose and twistto the right to lock-

To achieve maximum reaci_wilh

the attachments, add the

crevice

toolto the end of
thewandby suction

insertingand Control
twistingslightly.

_pfng

Wand

Crevice

Tool

sed

When using the
dusting brush

or the combina-
tion brush, they

may be
attached direct-

lyto the wand
or placed on
the end of the
crevice fool,

TO OPERATE SUCTION

CONTROL SLIDE

Telescoping Wand
When using

attachments

forcleaning

draperies,

small rugs

with low pile

andother

delicate

items,twist

__S ucli°n

Control

!tde

I

thesuction control slide to the open posttion_

This leverislocated on thetelescoping

wand, close tothe hose,,

This will reduce suction for ease of cleaning°

NOTE: Return suction control sfide to the

closedposition for normal cleaning

E.50.o.,o.

Whenusingattachments,be carefulnot
tooverextendthe stretchhosewhen

reaching.Tryingto reachbeyondthe
hosestretchcapabilitycouldcausethe
cleanerto tip over.Makesurethecar-

pet/barefloorselectorIs inthebarefloor

iposition.Damagetothefloorsurface

mayoccurifthecarpetsettlngIsused.

TO STORE ATTACHMENTS

Remove dusting brush or combination
brush, Snap into appropriate storage loca-

tiom
Remove crevice toolfrom lhe wand bytwist-

ing,,Lay aside.
Remove the extension wand from the hose,

Twist the wand to theleft and pull from the
hose end.,

Lock

Locking
Ring

Upper

Wand

Unlock the wand by turningthe wand lock-
ing ring to the UNLOCK position,

Slide the lowerwand into the upper wand,
Turn the wand locking ring !o the LOCK

position
Place the crevice tool down intothe com-

pressed wand. Snap intolhe appropriate

storage location,,

Reinsert the hose fully intothe opening on

the lowerbody from which itwas removed

Press firmly to assure connection

CAUTION

DO NOT pull the vacuum cleaner
around the room by the hose,

Property damage could result.

EXTENSION HOSE

SOME MODELS
Some models include an extra hose which

connects tothe stretch hose on the vacuum
for a longercleaning reach.

Unit Hose A_, Extension Hose

Inserl the twolabs on theend ofthe
extension hose intothe two"J" shaped slots

on the unit hose and twistto connecL
All attachments and thetelescoping wand

can be attached tothe open end of the
hose.

FLOOR BRUSH AND WAND

SOME MODELS
Some models have an extra brush and wand

forcleaningbare floors, Twist oneend of the
adaptor into the floor brush and theother
end intothe straight wand, Connect the

straight wandto thetelescopic wand and
then to the vacuum hose or extension hose.

Floor Brush _

wo°,J Ao°p

CAUTION

When using the regular hose or wflh
the extension hose attached, the

cleaner should be on a solid surface
on the same level or below the level
of the user's feet, DO NOT use the

hoses when the cleaner is above the

level of the user's feet.

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ATTACHMENT

DUSTING BRUSH _
CREVICE TOOL

COMBINATION BRUSH _

*Alwayscleanaltachrnentsbeforeustn,

CLEANING AREA

Between

Furniture* Cushions*

X
X X

X

on fabrics.

Drapes* Stairs

X

X

X X

Walls

X

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Carpet edges
Guide either side or the fron_of the noz-

zle atong a baseboard, The full length

brushes help remove dirt at carpet edges,

Stairs
Put handle in fu_lupright position. Place

the carpet/bare floor selector in the bare

floor position. Use the crevice tool or fab-

ricbrush_ Set the On/Off switch to ON.

. wARN,Na

Personal Injury Hazard
Use care if vacuum cleaner is

placed on stairs. If It falls, person-
al Injury or property damage could

result.

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For best clean-
ing results,

keep the air-
flow passage

clear,.
Occasionally,

check each of

the areas indi-

cated for clogs.

Unplug the

cleaner from

the outlet before checking°

MOTOR PROTECTION

SYSTEM

This vacuum has a motor protector by-
pass valve which aufomatically opens to

provide coo}ing air to the motor when a
clog prevents the normal flow of air to the

motor.,If the by-pass valve opens to
prevent motor overheating and possible
damage to thevacuum, you will notice a

change of sound as air

rushes through the valve

opening.

NOTE: Do not block

motor protector.

To correct problem:

See the TROUBLE-
SHOOTING

chart.

NOTE: The motor protector may open
when using attachments or when cleaning

new carpet, due to reduced airflow by the
attachments themselves or by new carpet

fuzz ftIlingthe bag quickly.. See the
TROUBLESHOOTING section,

PERFORMANCE INDICATOR

SOME MODELS
When the unit isrunning with normal air

flow, the light on the performance indicator
is off. The light comes on whenever the

airflow becomes blocked.. If that occurs,
check the disposabte dust bag, motor
safety filter and other possible ctog

locations shown in CLOG REMOVAL

To correct

problem:

See the

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING
chart,

NOTE: The
light may

a_socome on
when using

attachments,
due to

reduced
a{rflow

throughthe

attachmenL

Performance
Indicator

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DIRT SENSOR

SOME MODELS
The electronic dirt sensor is a feature

whichwilldetect particles as they pass
through the vacuum cleaner

The dirt sensor indicatorsand sensor
sensitivity switch are located on the front

of the switch cover..

A red light Indicatesdirt is being picked up

by thecleaner, A green lightindicates
most of the dirt has been picked up by the

cleaner.

OPERATION

As you vacuum, the red indicator light will
come on and stay on as long as the

sensor detects a high concentration of
particles passing through the cleaner..

The green light indicates that most of the

cleaning is complete.,

The sensor switch allows you to select the
sensitivity of the dirt sensor. The switch

can be set to HI (+) or LO (-) sensitivity,
Set the sensor switch to the HI (+)

position when:

•Cleaning bare floors,

•Cleaning carpet with low pile height,,

Set the sensor switch to the LO (-)

positionwhen:

•Cleaning heavily soiled areas,.

•Cleaning carpet with deep pileo

•Cleaning new carpets.

Even with the sensor switch in the LO (-)
position, the dirt sensor wil_detect carpet

fuzz, especially on new carpet, which may
cause the red light to remain on longer
than expected

Switch

I Cover

!

. WARNINa...........

Electrical Shock And Personal
injury Hazard

Disconnect electrical supply before
servicing or cleaning the unit.

Fallure to do so could result In
electrical shock or personal injury

from cleaner suddenly starting.

TO CLEAN DIRT SENSOR OPTICS

The dirt sensor optics consist of two optic
cells located insidethe bag holder.

Occasionally, itmay become necessary to
clean the two optic cells to assure
maximum performance. It is

recommended the optic cells be cleaned:

•When the red light stays on
continuously,.

=When the green light stays on

continuously.

•When dirt or dust adheres to the

optic cells.

•Whenever the dust bag ischanged,,

To clean the sensor, wipe the optic cells
with a soft, dry"cloth_ Never use cleaners

or liquids as they can help speed the

recoatlng of the optic cells and make it
necessary to clean them much sooner

than normal The dirt sensor area can be

reached by removing the dust cover and

the dust bag.

Optic Cells -=_

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Always follow all safety precautions when
cleaning and servicing the vacuum
cleaner_,

Gather the cord and wrap tt loosely
around the upper and lower cord hooks

Electrical Shock And Personal
Injury Hazard

Disconnect electrical supply before
sen/Icing or cleaning the unit.

Failure to do so could result in
electrical shock or personal Injury

from cleaner suddenly startlng_

Store the cleaner
in a dry, indoor

area, on the floor
with the handle
locked in the

upright
position.,

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m

Electrical Shock And Personal

Injury Hazard
Wrapping the cord too tightly puts

stress on the cord and can cause
cord damage. A damaged cord Is an

electrical shock hazard and could
cause personal injury or damage.

Unplugcord fromwalloutleLDO NOTddp
wateron cleaner,

Cleanexterbr using aclean,soRcbth thathas
beendipped in asolutionof mildliquiddeter-
gentand water,then wrungdry_Wipe dryafter
cleaning.,

Toreducestaticeleclricityanddust build-up,

wipeoutersu&ce ofcleaner andattachments.
Washattachmentsin warm soapywater,rinse

andairdry. Do not clean tn dishwasher.

Do not use attachments if they are

wet, Attachments used in dirty
areas, such as under a refrigerator,

should not be used on other
surfaces until they are washed.

They could leave marks,

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TO REMOVE DUST BAG

WARNINa....... .......

ays unplug power cord from

trical outlet before performing

service on vacuum.

Pull out on the
bag cover

release located
near the top of

the bag cover

Bag Cover /_
Release _'_'_,_"_--i

Bag --_/_t l

Cover

_;_ _,,_ Pull the bag

cover forward

and lift up
Remove and

lay aside.

Grasp the dust __"_ I I J I
bag collar and

pull gently, care-
fully removing the y' ,

dust bag, I post

Bag

Throw away the
used dust Sag.

Do not reuse.

~ Molor

Safely
Ftltor

Check the bag
holder and the

motor safety ill*
ter. if eilher is

blocked, check
TROUBLE-
SHOOTING.,

CAUTION

NEVER REUSE A DUST BAG. Very

fine materials, such as carpet

freshener, face powder, fine dust,
plaster, soot, etc. can clog the bag
and cause tt to burst before tt ts

full. Change bag more often when

vacuuming these materials.

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TO REPLACE DUST BAG

Unfold the

new dust bag,, rust

Fold the safety

seal lab on the
new dust bag

away from the
opening that /

fits on the bag
holder, ,',

Seal Tab

NOTE: See PARTS AND FEATURES for
Bag number,

"//%'_]J iA Insert the dust bag

'_ onto the bag holder

completely by holding
the bag collar_

Place the dust bag

collar into position.

Tuck the bag
behind each of

the fourbag Bag
retention corner Retentto

Corner

flaps shown here. Flaps
Be sure the bot-

tom and stdes of
the dust bag are

completely wffhin
bag cavity prior to

replacing the bag

cover,,

S!ot_

Close the bag cover.,

You will hear a
distinct snap

when cover ts
securely closed.

Check to see
that the dust

bag is fully

enclosed in the
bag cover.

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Position the bag
cover so its

positioning tabs
fit intothe body

positioning tab

slots

Checkmotorsafetyfillerfrequentlyand
cl_angewhendirty.

WARNING

Electrical Shock Hazard
Unplug power cord from electrical

outlet. Do not operate the cleaner
without the motor safety _ter. Be

sure the filter is dry and properly
installed to prevent motor failure

and/or electrical shock.

Remove the dust bag as outiined in the
DUST BAG CHANGING section.

MOTOR SAFETY FILTER

ELECTROSTATIC
1, This white & grey

filter must be
replaced when dirlyo

It should be

replaced regularly
depending on use
conditions. The fil-
ter CANNOT be

washed as it will
lose its dust trap-

ping ability.

NOTE: See PARTS AND FEATURES for
motor safety filter number.

2, if the filter,

located in the bot-
tomof the bag

cavity, is dirty,
remove it by

pulling forward out
from under the
ribs..

3. Replace the
filter, white side Mot_r

up, by sliding it safely
back into place
under the ribs in

the bag cavity.

Replace the bag as outlined in the DUST
BAG CHANGING section.

EXHAUST FILTER

ELECTROSTATIC
The electrostatic fiiter cartridge must be

replaced when dirty.. It should be
replaced regularly depending on use con-

ditions..The filter CANNOT be washed
as it will lose its dust trapping ability.

NOTE; See PARTS AND FEATURES for
the exhaust filter number.

Slide the Bag
exhaust filter Cover_.--_

cover release Exhausl Filler
down. Pult out CoverRelease_
on exhaust ill- Exhausl

Filter

ter cover to cover/
remove from ,/_

bag cover.

Cever-_,:! I I l! _ Remove the elec-

trostatic filter car-
tridge from the

bag cover.

Replace the electro- Bag
static filter cartridge, cover_.-,

carefully positioning

itso that it fits into ExhBust

the bag cover. The Fllter_

side labeled "This ._.
aide out" should be

facing the operator.,

I

coverRele._e-_',%..jj!

exhaest _:J I

Replace the
exhaust fitter

cover and

secure the
latch by push-

ing it upward

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