S_E/A/ S
OWNERS
MANUAL
HOME
CLEANING
SYSTEM
MODEL NO.
175.8690090
CAUTION:
Read Instructions
and Rules for
Safe Operation
Carefully
For Household
Use Only
Save this
Manual for
Future Reference
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Dept. D/731 CR-W, Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60684
661654-067 (0892) Rev. (0493) PRINTED IN U._,.A,
Kenrnore
HOME CLEANING SYSTEM
. INTRODUCTION
• ASSEMBLY
• OPERATION
• MAINTENANCE
• REPAIR PARTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS--Readallinstructionsbeforeusingthis cleaner.
When using any electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
WARNING- To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or Injury:
!, Do not leave cleaner when plugged into electrical outlet. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing.
2. WARNING: TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE TO RAIN -- STORE INDOORS.
3. WARNING: DO NOT REMOVE GROUNDING PRONG FROM POWER CORD PLUG. Connect to a properly
grounded outlet ONLY. See Grounding Instructions,
GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS:
Thisvacuumcleanermustbegrounded,t|itshouldmallun_tionor
breakdown,groundingprovidesa pathof leastresistar_efor
electricalcurrenttoreducethenskofelectncsF_ck.Thisvacuum
cleanerisequippedwithacordhavinganequipment.grounding
conductorandgroundingplug.Theplugmustbepluggedintoan
appropriateout_eIthatisproperlyinstalledandgroundedinaccor-
dancewithalllocalcodesandordinances,
WARNING:Improperconnectionoftheequipment-groundingcon-
duct0rcanresultina ffskofelect_cshock.Checkwitha qualif_=d
electricianorservicepem_nifyouamindoubtastowhetherthe
outletisproperlygrounded.DONOTmodifytheplugprovidedwith
thevacuumcleaner-- ifitwillnotfittheoutlet,haveaproperDuller
installedby a qualifiedelectrician.
Thisvacuumcleaneris foruseona r_nina1120-voltcircuit,and
hasagroundedplug(seefigureA).Atemporaryadapter(seefigure
B)maybe usedtoconnectthisplugtoa 2-potereceptacle(see
figureB)ifapropedygroundedoutletisnotavailable.Thetempo-
raryadaptershouldbeusedonlyun61aproperlygroundedoutlet(see
figureA) can be installedbya qualified etect_ian.The tab for
groundingscrew(see_gure13}extendingfromtheadaptermustbe
connectedtoapermanentgroundsuchasaproperlygroundedou_et
boxcover,Whenevertheadapterisinuse,itmustbeheldinplace
byametalscrew(seeFigureB},
ADAPTER
i-t-
/ SCREW
GROUNDED
PLUG
GROUNDED
Fiqure A
OUTLET
TABFOR i
GROUNDING 2_POLE
SCREW RECEPTACLE
Fiqure B
4. DISCONNECT POWER CORD FROM ELECTRICAL OUTLET before the recovery tank is emptied, the solutbn tank
is refilled, or the cleaner is serviced in any way.
5. DO NOT store this cleaner in an area which may reach freezing temperatures. Should this occur: Do NOT operate
this cleaner until it has been at room temperature for at least two (2) hours.
6. DO NOT use any cleaning solutionor chemicals other than thosediscussed in this manual.
7. For maximum efficiency, empty container frequently and keep inside of hose, wands, nozzle and container clean.
B. DO NOT overwet carpet or upholstery. If three or more cleaning strokes are required, let the carpet or upholstery
material dry and then repeat cleaning process.
9. Do not allow childrento operate cleaner, norshouldtheyplay withcleaner as a toy. Close attention is necessary when
used around or near children.
t0. Use this cleaner ONLY for its intended use as described inthis manual, Use only the attachments recommended in
this manual.
11, Always turn cleaner OFF when connecting or disconnectingthe Spraymate motorized nozzle.
12. Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If cleaner is not working properly,has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors,
or dropped intowater, return itto a Sears Service Center.
13. Do notpullor carry by cord, nor use cordas a handle, norclose a door on cord, nor pullcord around sharp edges or
comers. Do not run cleaner over cord. Keep away from heated surfaces.
14. Do notunplug from electrical outlet by pulling on the cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord, and pull.
15. Do not handle plug or cleaner with wet hands.
16. Do not put any objects in ventilation openings. Do not usewith any opening blocked; keep openings free of dust, lint,
hair, and anything that may reduce air flow.
17. Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts of the body away from openings and moving parts.
18, NEVER vacuum materi_!s such as hot coals, cigarette butts, matches, etc.
19. When "dry" vacuuming do not use withoutfilter in place.
20. Turn off all controls before unplugging.
21. Use extra care when using on stairs.
22. Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquidssuch as gasoline or use in areas where such liquidsmay be
present.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety instructions..................................................... page 2
Warranty .................................................................... page 3
introduction................................................................ page 3
Assembly ................................................................... page 4
Operation................................................................page 5-8
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Additional Uses / Optional Accessories .................. page 8-9
Trouble Shooting Chart ........................................... page 10
Exploded Views and Parts Lists ........................ page 11-15
Ordering Pads ......................................................... page 16
FULL ONE Y,EAR,WARRANTY
When used for private household purposes, if within one year from the date of purchase, this vacuum cleaner fails due toa
defect in material or workmanship, RETURN IT TO THE NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER/DEPARTMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES, and Sears will repair it,free of charge.
Ifthisvacuum cleaner is used for commercial or rental purposes, the above warranty coverage applies for only 90 daysfrom
the date of purchase.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., D/731CR-W, SEARS TOWER, CHICAGO, IL 60684
INTRODUCTION
Yournew Kenmore Home Cleaning System isa deluxe highperformance cleaner, designed for today's cleaning requirements.
With proper care and maintenance, it should provide you with years of service. It is important that you read this manual to
fully understand the cleaner's capabilities as well as providing you with the essentials regarding maintenance and safety. A
complete list of operating parts and features is shown in figure ! below.
2 SPEED PUMP SWITCH
RECOVERY TANK
POWER HEA_
WANDS
_OSE
\
SOLUTION TUBING
Fig. 1
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ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY OF RECOVERY TANK
AND SOLUTION TANK
See Figure 2
1. Place Recovery Tank into Solution Tank (align the
word "VACUUM" on Recovery Tank with '_/ACUUM"
on SolutionTank) and secure with Metal Latch,
2. fnsertthe plugon the Short Cord fromthe SolutionTank
intothe Recovery Tank Power Head.
PLU
SHORT
CORD IN
HERE
POWER
HEAD
RECOVERY
METAL
ASSEMBLY OF HOSE, WANDS,
NOZZLE AND SOLUTION TUBING
See Figure f
1. Assemble the two Straight Wands.
2. Assemblethe upper StraightWandto the Angled Wand
of the Hose.
3. Assemble the Floor Nozzle tothe lower Straight Wand.
NOTE: Be sure locking button engages propedy when
assembling straight wands, angled wand, and floor
nozzle.
4, Push the Solution Tube Quick-Disconnect Nut onto
Trigger Valve. Twist clockwise to lock, See DETAIL "A"
- Figure 3,
5. Snap Solution Tubing into Retaining Clips on the
Wands. Tubing may be wrapped around Wands to take
up excess slack,
6. Attach the Vacuum Hose to Recovery Tank inlet
(Vacuum Inlet).
7. Push Tab to make sure it is in the open position, then
insert the Plastic Insert of the Solution Tubing intothe
Couplingofthe Solution Tank. See DETAIL "B"- Figure
3. You should heara"click" when installed tothe proper
depth.
NOTE: To remove the Plastic Insert depress the Tab
and gently pull on the Plastic Insert. Be careful to pull
onthe Plastic Insert and notthe Tubing as damage may
Occur.
SHORT
CORD
...... , IL ,,,,,,,,,,I I
TRIGGER
VALVE SOLUTION TUBE
, Fig. 2
QUICK-DISCONNECT
NUT
SOLUTION
CLIP
PLASTIC
VACUUM
HOSE
:..TAINING
CLIP
Fig. 3
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OPERATION
CARPET PREPARATION
For best results prepare carpet for cleaning as follows:
1. Vacuum carpet to remove loose dirtbefore using Cleaner.
2. To remove stains and ground in dirtpresent in heavy traffic
areas of the carpet, spray or rub Sears Heavy Traffic Pro-
Treatment (828,33) intocarpet before usingCleaner. Follow
directions on the bottle.
FILLING CLEANER WITH WATER AND
CLEANING SOLUTION
FILLER
OPENJN_
See Figure 4
1. Open lid of the Filler Opening.
2. Add Sears All In One Carpet Cleaner (82813) solution or
Seats Upholstery Cleaner (82643) solutionto Solution Tank
(depending on type of cleaning to be performed). Follow
directionson label of bottle.
3. Pour clean, hot water (from tap) into Filler Opening in the
Solution Tank -- use two (2) gallons ofwater.
4. Close Filler Opening.
NOTE: This unit may become damaged if boilingwater is used.
POWER CORD AND SWITCH
See Figure5
1. Plug Power Cord into electrical outlet.
2. Turn Power Switch to'ON" position.
POWER'CORD
)N
TANK
Fig. 4
PUMP
SWI
POWER
SWITCH
PUMP SWITCH
See Figure 5
1. Place Pump Switch from"OFF" positiontoeither"HI" or"LO"
position.
NOTE: q-II"pump speed isusedfor normal cleaning. "LO" pump
speed is used for delicate upholstery or light cleaning.
Continued --
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Fig, 5
TEST FOR SOLUTION SPRAY
See Figure 6
1. Hoki Floor Nozzle above floor level.
2. Pull Solution Release Trigger on Angled Wand.
3. Observe FloorNozzle to make sure cleaning solution
is being sprayed evenly. (see DETAIL "A")
NOTE: If solution is not being sprayed evenly, refer to
Trouble Shooting Chart.
Fig. 6
CLEANING THE CARPET
See Figures 7 & 8
Solution Dispensing Stroke:
1, Start at a oomer (recommended).
2. Place Floor Noz,tle so Suction Inlets are flush with
carpet.
3, While exeding light pressure down on Floor Nozzle,
depress Sotution Release tdgger and slowly pull
FloorNozzle towards you.
NOTE: Do not overwet. Ifthree or more oleaning strokes
are required, let dry and then repeat cleaning proc-
es,s.
Solution Recovery Stroke:
1. Release Solution Release Trigger.
2. Lift Root Nozzle off carpet.
3. Return Floor Nozzle to point where you dispensed
clean{rig solution and pull across carpet, recovering
dirtysolution.
SUCTION INLETS
Fig. 7
LIFT,
SET FORWARD,
PULL BACK ACROSS CARPET
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Fig. B
OPERATION
WHEN TO EMPTY RECOVERY TANK
See Figure 9
During normal operation, your cleaner may stop recovering
solutionfrom your carpet. When this occurs there are three
check points to alert you:
1. An increase inmotor noise,
2. No solution visiblybeing recovered by the floor nozzle.
3. No air coming from the exhaust port of your cleaner.
When this ocgurs:
1. The Recovery Tank is full and the Float Valve in the
Recovery Tank has been activated. The Recovery Tank
shouldbe emptied.
or
2. The Recovery Tank has foam in the Tank and the Float
Vatve has been activated.
NOTE: ffcleaner is accidently turned over while in operation,
the float may activate and shut off the suction,If this occurs,
set the cleaner updght. Turn Power Switch "OFF_and let
motor come to a complete stop, Then turnswitch backon and
continue c|eaning.
EXHAUST
PORT
\
METAL
RECOVERY
TANK
Fig. 9
LOCKBUTTOfi'
TO EMPTY RECOVERY TANK
See Figure 10
1. Turn Power Switch "OFF" and Disconnect Power Cord
from Electrical Outlet.
2. DisconnectShort Cord locatedbetween SolutionTank and
Recovery Tank.
3, Disconnect Vacuum Hose by depressing the Lock Button
and remove.
4, Push Tab inward on Plastic Coupling and remove Plastic
Insert and Tubing. (See DETAIl. "A")
5. Lift Latches on Power Head.
6, Lift power Head, by Handle, and remove from Recovery
Tank,
7. Rotate Metal Latch on the SolutionTank and lift Recovery
Tank from the Solution Tank.
8. Empty Recovery Tank. '--
9. Reassemble cleaner and resume cleaning. NOTE: Power
Head is designed to go on inonly one position, Make sure
theword "VACUUM" on the Power Head islinedupdirectly
over the Hose Inlet on Recovery Tank as shown in Fig. 10
or Power Head will not seal to unitproperly,
RECOVERY
TANK
CORD
LATCH
TAB"
DETAIL "A"
Fig. 10
HOSE
TUBING
,POWER
HEAD
HANDLE
SOLUTION
TANK
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OPERATION
TO EMPTY THE SOLUTION TANK
See Figure 11
Whencleaning iscompleted, boththe Recovery Tank and the
SolutionTank shouldbe emptied prior to storage. Emptythe
RecoveryTank as described earlier. There are three methods
ofemptying the Solution Tank.
Method 1:
t. Disconnect Pump Cord from Recovery Tank.
2. Remove Recovery Tank from Solution Tank and pour
_oiution o,Jtof the Filler Opening.
Method 2:
1. Place Floor Nozzle in bath tub or container.
2. Depress Solution Release Trigger and spray until empty.
Method 3:
1. Remove Roor Nozzle and insert Wand into Solution Tank
through the Filler Opening.
2. Vacuum solution out.
3. All solution is now in Recovery Tank. Empty Recovery
Tank as described ear(ier,
METHOD 2
i
METHOD 1
METHOD 3
Fig. 11
ATTACHMENTS
UPHOLSTERY NOZZLE
See Figure 12
Cleanmore Carpet Cleaner Upholstery Nozzle is an attach-
mentfor furniture upholsterycleaning. The upholstery nozzle
may also be used to clean auto upholstery or carpeting. In
addition,the nozzle may be used to clean carpeted stairs and '
otherareas difficultto clean with the normal floor nozzle.
FLOOR TOOLS
See Figure 13
The Bare Floor/Carpet Brush (1) may be used on floors
withoutcarpet for DRY cleaning with paper dust bag
Installed.
Fig. 12
The Squeegee Attachment (2) is useful for WET pickup.
CAUTION: DO NOT run the Pump Motor when using these
attachments. To prevent Pu_ Motor from operating, make
sure Pump Motor Switch is in (_F" position, or unplugthe
shortPower Cord from the Solution Tank to the Recovery
Tank.
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Fig. 13
DRY VACUUMING
DRY FLOOR POWER NOZZLE
See Figure t4
Your cleaner comes with a DRY FLOOR Power Nozzte which has a motorized Beater Brush. Use Power Nozzle with the
Paper Dust Bag below to convert your cleaner for regular household vacuum!ng.
WARNING -- DRY ONLY] TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK_ DO NOT USE DRY POWER NOZZLE ON
WET SURFACES, CONNECT CLEANER TO A PROPERLY GROUNDED OUTLET. (SEE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
ON PAGE 3.)
POWER NOZZLE IS DOUBLE INSULATED. Should a need ever existfor repair or service, simply contact your nearest
Sears Service Center.
1. "rum Power Switch OFF and disconnect Power Cord
from electrical outlet.
2. INSTALL PAPER DUST BAG AS SHOWN BELOW.
3. Disconnect Short Cord Located between Solution Tank
• and Recovery Tank.
4. Remove Straps from Hose, disconnect Solution Tubing
from Angled Wand and Solution Tank. (See step 4
under "To Empty Recovery Tank j on p.7)
5. Assemble two straight wands to Angled Wand and
Power Nozzle.
6. Push Nozzle Power Cord intoclips on Wands; route
Cord up Vacuum Hose and secure with Straps.
7. Insert Rug of Nozzle Power Cord intoreceptacle on
Recovery Tank Power Head (where Short Cord was
plugged in).
8. Plug Vac Power Cord into electrical outlet.
9. Place Power Switch in "ON" position and Pump Switch
in "HI" position (See Fig 5). When vacuuming bare
floors, place Pump Switch in "OFF_position to prevent
Beater Brush form rotating.
DO NOT USE THIS POWER NOZZLE WITHOUT PAPER
DUST BAG IN PLACE. •
Fig. 14
PAPER DUST BAG (20-5086)
See Figure 15
This cleaner uses a disposable paper dust bag to trap and
collectdirt when used for dry pick up, Itisvery importantthat
the disposable paper dust bag remain clean to allow air to
passthrough itwhile trapping dirt. If the dust bag isover filled
or its pores become clogged from fine powders, no air can
pass through. This greatly reduces the efficiency of your
cleaner and could cause the dust bag to burst. To maintain
your cleaner's peak efficiency, check the disposable paper
dust bag often and reldace when clogged or approximately
one half full.
TO INSTALL PAPER DUST BAG
1. Turn Power Switch OFF and disconnect Power Cord
from electrical outlet.
2. Lift Latches and remove Power Head from unit.
3. Grasp Cardboard Collar ofDust Bag and push Collarasfar
as possible onto Bag Adapter Tube. NOTE: For greater
ease in assembly, slide bottom of Cardboard Collar onto
Adapter Tube first, then pulltop of Collar over Tube.
4, Position Dust Bag around sides of tank to allow motor
i ' ""..... ' ......... '
CARDBOARD
' COLLAR
\
DUST
BAG
BAG ADAPTER
TUBE
Fig. 15
assembly tof'_ back in unit.
5. Bend!top flap of Cardboard Collar inward.
6. Replace Power Head on unit being careful not to crush
Dust Bag ortodeform flexible splash plate on Power Head.
7. Mek4 sure the Pump Switch is turned "OFF" for Dry
Vao,u ing.
CAUTION. PAPER DUST BAG IS FOR DRY PICK UP
ONLY. DO NOT USE WHEN VACUUMING LIQUIDS!
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ADDITIONAL usES
USE AS A BLOWER
See Figure 16
1. InsertHose into the Exhaust Port of the Power Head.
2. Turn Power Switch "ON" and direct hose to area to be
blown.
ii Ii
EXHAUST
PORT
Fig. 16
OPTIONAL CLEANING ACCESSORIES
KENMORE SPRAYMATE ATTACHMENT
Model No. =°83252
See Figure 17
Cleanmore Spraymate is an optional attachment for carpet
cleaning. The Cleanmore Spraymate has a motodzed beater
brush which is especially good for difficultto clean areas of
heavy traffic.
Optionalcleaning accessodes ruby be pumhased or ordered
through your nearest Sears store. A complete set of instruc-
tior_ comes with each attachment set,
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Fig. 17
TROUBLE SHOOTING
PROBLEM
, ,,,,,, ,,, ,,, ±,............. J.........
1. Neither vacuum motor nor pump
motor runs.
,,, i i i ,i,, ,, ,, J,,, i, ,,,,,
2, Vacuum motor runs, but there is no
spray at the nozzle.
,,,,,,,,,,,
3. Spray from the floor nozzle does not
come out evenly.
4. Motor runsbutcleaner does not pick
up solutionfrom carpet (no exhaust
from top of cleaner).
L , ...i ,,,,,i L J,,,,, L,,,,,i ,,, ,,,
5. Spray connections leak.
,,,, , ...................
POSSIBLE SOLUTI INS*
................. i
1. Be sure power switch is ir_"ON" position,
2. Be sure power cord is plu_ged in securely.
3. Check wall electrical o_let (by plugging in a known
working electrical appliar_e).
1. Be sure Electrical Cord _rom Power Head to Sotution
Tank is securely plugged into receptacle on the Power
Head. !
2. Check that Solution Tanl; isfull.
3. Be sure Pump Switch is nthe "HI"or "LO" position.
4: Nozzle Ports may be clcgged. See illustration below to
unclog,
,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, ,
1, Unclog the Nozzle Pod. See illustration below.
.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ] i ,i ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,
1. Recovery Tank is full of,( !idy water and must be emptied.
2. Checkforcloggedhose( r nozzle.Clogscouldresultfrom
picking up material sucl=as carpet strings, shoe laces,
etc.
............... i _ ....... ' ' i °
1. Disassemble nut at leafing connection. Be sure washer "
isproperly seated. ReaSsemble and tighten securely.
* ffthe'Possible Solutions"to'Problems" listedinthe chartdo notcorrectthe problem, take your cleaner to a Sears
Service Center for professional service. Repairs not listed in this chart require professional and specific
knowledge of this model cleaner and could result in safety hazards and personal injury if not made by a
qualified ,oDearsService Technician.
TO UNCLOG NOZZLE PORT
]
CAUTION: Do not let needle
See Figure 18
or pin touch this surface.
1. Insert the point of a needle or pin into
Spray Port to unclog,
NOTE: Do not let the point of needle or pin
SPRAY PORT
touch any part of the Spray Pad surface or
Spray Pad wilt not spray solution properly.
NEEDLE OR
PIN
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Fig. 18
SEARS HOME CLEANING SYSTEM -- MODEL 175.86gouuu
5g
34"----.,.-_
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Figure A Parts List
(See Page 12 for Exploded View)
KEY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
to
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
tg
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
PART NO. DESCRIPTION KEY
644147-004 Handle Plate 31
642337-002 Handle Screws (2) 32
642338-045 Handle Shroud w/Labet 33
642315-012 Switch Cap 34
662267-001 Motor Housing Screws (2) 35
643492-003 Female Pigtail 37
642149-001 Wiring Nut 38
643509-001 Switch 39
641843-010 Power Cord w/terminal 40
642367-006 Motor Seal 41
644548-001 Motor Cover 42
642367-004 Motor Seal 43
643909-902 Carbon Brush Asm. 44
642367-004 Motor Seat" 45
642.406-019 Motor Asm. Complete 46
641657-012 Latch (2) 47
641866-042 Cover Asm_ w/# 19, 20, 21, 22 48
642409-002 Cover Screws (4) 49
643584-000 Foam Filter 50
642405-001 Valve Asm. w/#2t, 22 51
643579-002 Valve Screws (2) 52
642313-000 Sensor Guard 53
642713-005 Pump Switch Cap 54
662252-001 Bag Adapter 55
966702-007 Screws (2) 56
644846-004 Two Speed Switch - Pump w/Switch Cap 57
642470-006 Rivet 58
640218-005 Wave Washer 59
706382-319 Washer (2)
642339-055 Separator Plate w/Key #8
PJ_RT NO.
64 _773-008
64 _145-005
64 1565-020
64 _61-000
64 d,802-001
6,{ _562-003
6_3535-00!
643438-0O2
6_.3536-000
64t3566-015
6_531 -OO6
6_.3533-002
6_8493-304
6__685-001
6#2046-016
9B9629-032
66o081-oo2
6_0940-001
6}43431-010
6}43454-003
6_3583-000
' 6'43685-001
t_61393-001
643171-003
44089-0t 5
62381-00t
9.68702-037
20-50500
661654-067
DESCRIPTION
Coupling Body
Separator Plate Screws (2)
Upper Container w/Fifler Door
Retaining Ring
Ground Lead Screw
Tubing Asm. w/#39, 34
Valve Seat Screws (2)
Valve Seat
Gasket
Lower Container
Pigtaia
Lower Container Screws (3)
Strain Relief
Motor Screws (2)
Dirt Container
Latch Screw
Latch
Spacer
Filler Door
Washers (3)
Foam Filter
Motor Screws (4)
Casters (3)
"0" Ring Gasket
Pump Motor
Splash Plate
Screw (2)
Disposable Dust Bag
Owner's Manual
KEY
t
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
PART NO,
662257-001
662262-001
644037-002
644848-006
643731-005
644038-003
644773-005
644773-007
643502-009
643570-023
642963-019
663324-001
644038-001
643572-007
662266-001
662266-002
Figure B Parts List
(See Page 14 for Exploded VieW)
DESCRIPTION
Angled Wand w! Key # 2, 14
Trigger
Ferrule Nut (2)
Swivel Connector I - 1/4" die.
Tubing Strap
Tubing - Hose
Coupling Insert Nut
Coupling Insert
Swivel Connector 2 - 112" die.
Hose and Angled Wand Asm.
8' Hose
Ferrule Nut
Tubing - to Nozzle
Valve Asm. Kitw/trigger
"o"9!rig
"O" Ring (2)
KEY pART NO. DESCRIPTION
17 B62264-001 Valve Shut Off
16 662263-001 Spring, Valve
19 ,_43!86-018 Straight Wands (2)
20 643571-0t 3 Nozzle Asm. Complete
w/Key # 3, 12.13
21 i644159-003 Retaining Clip
22 i662368-001 Dry Floor Too!
23 1642458-005 Wet F_oorTool
24 64167! -021 Crevice Tool
25 662149-002 Dust Brush
26 662146-002 Dry Upholstery Toot
27 662260-002 Wet Upholstery Tool
28 ;:663324-70! Nut
29 662266-002 "O" Ring
30 1661067-010 Dry Power Nozzle
31 643737-013 Wet Uphostery Tool Complete
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26 25_
21
B
FIGURE B
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(See page 15 for
exploded view)
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30
31
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28 29
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SEARS DRY POWER NOZZLE -- MODEL SP-8OPS
11
17
21
22
24
Key Part No. Description
1 660694-902 Motor Complete
2 660685-002 Motor Housing
3 999349-003 Field
4 999350-002 Armature
5 661652-001 Beadng Strap (2)
6 660697-001 Field Strap
7 643526-002 Screw, Pan Head (13)
8 644338-001 Screw, Fiat Head (4)
9 607182-001 Clamp(2)
10 661964-001 Carbon Brush Asrn. (2)
11 661525-004 TopCover
12 661497-001 Reflector
13 661496-001 Reflector
14 • 661523-001 Lens
16 643146-002 Screw, Flat Head (6)
17 661061-006 Swivel
18 661130-001 Swivel Strap (2)
28
27
26
Key _rlt No, Description
19 _1129-001 Swive| Sea_
20 _2464-001 Power Cord
21 661262-001 Strain P,elief
22 661679-001 Wheel Bushing (2)
23 661082-001 Felt Washer (2)
24 660688-007 Rear Wheel (2)
25 661124-005 Volute Cover
26 661392-001 Shaft, Front Wheel (2)
27 661391-001 Front Wheel (2)
28 660689-009 Bumper
29 661524-705 Chassis
30 966770-002 Socket
31 966790-001 Light Bulb
33i _1361649-001Lead, White
35_I 1642149-001 W_re Nut, Black (3)
36! _661685-001 Floor Brush Asrn
371 ISMB-4 Belt
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S_ A/A S
OWNERS
MANUAL
KE
ore
HOME CLEANING SYSTEM
SERVICE
MODEL NO.
175.8690090
HOW TO ORDER
REPAIR PARTS
Now that you have I?qrchased your Kenmore Home
Cleaning System, shoulld a need ever exist for repair parts
or service, simply contact any Sears Service Center. Be
sure to provide all pertlnent facts when you call or visit.
The model number otlyour Power Spray Cleaner will be
located on the Power Head ofthe cleaner.
WHEN ORDERING F
THE FOLLOWING IN
• PART NUMBER
IEPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE
FORMATION:
° PART DESCRIPTION
° MODEL NUMBEI:
175.8690090
All parts listed may be ordered from any Sears Service
Center.
if the parts you need _re not stocked locally, your order
will be electronically tlansmitted to a Sears Repair Parts
Distribution Center fol handling.
i ...........
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Dept. D/731 CR-W, Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60684
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• NAME OF ITEM
Kenmore
Home Cleaning System
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