Parish Supply PF62EC User Manual

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Dual Suction System

Pro-Lite

Model PF62EC

POWR-FLITE LIMITED WARRANTY

Powr-Flite will repair or exchange parts for your vacuum in the event of a manufacturing defect as follows:

PARTS: New or comparable rebuilt parts, for one year after original purchase.

LABOR: Carry-in service can be obtained during the warranty period by taking

your vacuum to an Authorized Powr-Flite W

IMPORTANT WARRANTY CONDITIONS: A purchase receipt or other proof of date of original consumer purchase also will be required before warranty service is rendered.

arranty Service Center.

This warranty covers normal use and does not cover damage which occurs in shipment or failure resulting from alteration, accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, or improper maintenance.

ATEMENT: This warranty is not transferable and extends only to the original

ST purchaser when a new Powr-Flite vacuum is purchased from an Authorized Powr-Fite Dealer. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights that vary from state to state.

A Tacony Company, Fort Worth, Texas 76140-1710, Call Toll-Free (800) 880-2913

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should be

bserved, including the following: Read all instructions before

o using your lightweight upright vacuum cleaner.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, injury or electric shock:

Never leave cleaner unattended when it is plugged in.

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• Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing.

• Never use with damaged cord or plug.

• Never unplug by pulling on cord.

• Never pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close door n cord, pull cord around sharp corners, run cleaner over

o cord, or expose cord to heated surfaces.

• Never use cleaner if it has been dropped, damaged, left

outdoors or dropped into water. Return it to place of purchase.

• Never allow children to use as a toy.

• Never use outdoors or on wet surfaces.

• Never handle cleaner or plug with wet hands.

• Never put any object into openings, use with blocked opening,

or restrict air flow.

• Never use without dust bag and/or filters in place.

• Never allow hair, loose clothing, fingers or body parts to get

near openings or floor brush in the appliance.

• Never pick up hot coals, cigarette butts, matches or any hot,

smoking, or burning objects.

• Never pick up hard or sharp objects such as glass, nails,

screws, coins, etc.

• Never pick up flammable or combustible materials (lighter

fluid, gasoline, kerosene, etc.) or use in the presence of explosive liquids or vapor.

• Connect to a properly grounded outlet only.

See grounding instructions.

• Never pick up toxic material (chlorine bleach, ammonia,

drain cleaner Never use in an enclosed space filled with vapors given of

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by oil base paint, paint thinner, some moth proofing substances, flammable dust, or other explosive or toxic vapors.

• Never use for any purpose other than described in this

User’s Guide.

• Use only on dry, indoor surfaces.

• Keep openings free of dust, lint, hair, etc.

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Keep appliance on a level surface.

• Turn off all controls before plugging in or unplugging cleaner.

Be extra careful when cleaning stairs.

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• Pay close attention when working around children.

, etc.).

This appliance must be connected to a grounded wiring system. If it should malfunction or break down, grounding provides a safe path of least resistance for electrical current, reducing the risk of

lectrical shock. The cord for this appliance has an equipment-

e grounding conductor and a grounding plug. It must only be

lugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded in

p accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

WARNING: Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electrical shock. Check with a

ualified electrician or service person if you aren’t sure if the out-

q let is properly grounded. NEVER MODIFY THE PLUG. If it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician. This appliance is designed for use on a nominal 120-volt circuit, and has a grounding attachment plug that looks like the plug in the drawing above. Make certain that the appliance is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug. No plug adapter should be used with this appliance.

Grounded Outlet

Prong or Grounding pin

Grounded Outlet Box

PRODUCT FEATURES AND BENEFITS

The Dual Suction System is a lightweight, yet powerful, cleaning system ideal for commercial use on all types of carpets and floors.

1. Handle – designed for comfort and easy maneuvering.

2. Power Switch – conveniently located in handle.

3. Handle Tube – lightweight, for easy movement and use.

4. Connector Tube – strong lightweight aluminum tube is designed for optimal airflow Dust Tube – large diameter dust tube designed to

5. minimize clogging.

6. Cloth Bag – durable, reinforced material for years of service.

7. Dust Bag – top loading bag for clean and easy bag change.

8. The Post-Motor Filter – helps to reduce motor emissions.

9. Motor – 6 amps of full cleaning power, saves energy

10. Power Source Plug – grounded for safe, reliable operation.

11. Connector Plug – for enhanced safety.

12. Power Cord – 50 foot heavy-duty, commercial quality for extended reach.

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PRODUCT FEATURES AND BENEFITS

13. Quick Release Cord Hooks – for quick, easy removal of ower cord.

14. Powerfoot – twin fan/dual suction design for deeply embedded

dirt and superior edge cleaning.

15. Rotating Cleaning Brush – continuous, rotating dual action for

thorough cleaning; white, non-marring bristles.

6. Non-Marring Wheels – safe for use on bare floors.

17. Soft Furniture Protection Guard – helps protect furniture

hile vacuuming.

18. Hair Cutter – ensures that any long hair or other fibers are cut

and broken down into lengths that are manageable for the vacuum. This helps to prevent clogs.

19. Filter Cover – easily removes with one screw for easy ccess to filter.

20. Dual Cord Storage – wrap cord around the back of the unit, or

simply hang cord on the front Cord Storage Hook.

21. Tube Release Buttons – allows for easy access in the unlikely

event of the tube clogging.

2. Bag Tension Spring – keeps the bag secure at the base of

the bag.

3. Rubber Collars – designed to seal air path at critical

connections, preventing loss of airflow.

24. Top Cover – simply removes with 3 screws allowing for easy

belt change.

25. Drive Belt – designed for optimal life and performance.

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HOW TO ASSEMBLE

WARNING: Plastic bags or film can be dangerous. To avoid danger of suffocation,

eep away from babies and children.

he dual Suction System is packaged for convenience and requires minimal assembly.

T The only tool you will need is a Phillips head screwdriver.

1. Slide the handle Tube into the Connector, aligning the hole in the Handle Tube with the molded hole at the top of the Connector.

2. Hold the hex nut in front of the Connector in the hex shaped cavity while inserting the screw with your finger from the back. Tighten the screw while placing your finger over the hex cavity to hold the hex nut in place. After a few turns, tighten further with a Phillips head screwdriver. Do not overtighten.

3. Slide screw through plastic Cord Hook from the inside of Cloth Bag. Align screw with hole in Handle Tube. Tighten screw.

4. Remove screw from Filter Cover. Remove Filter Cover. Insert the Connector Plug into the back of the unit at the rear of the Powerfoot – Make sure the Connector Plug is fully inserted. Replace Filter Cover. Replace Filter Cover Screw.

Your Vacuum cleaner is now ready to use.

HOW TO USE YOUR DUAL SUCTION SYSTEM VACUUM

Tip. Before cleaning under low furniture, always check area first for objects that might harm the Rotating Cleaning Brush or get caught in the Dust Tube.

Power Supply

The Power Cord is stored at the back of the vacuum cleaner, and is looped around the Quick Release Cord Hooks. The polarized Power Source Plug is designed to attach to the Power Cord during storage. Before using, make sure the Connector Plug is securely attached to the Powerfoot and that the Power Source Plug is plugged into a polarized outlet.

Power Switch

The Power Switch is located in the Handle of the cleaner. Push down (I) to turn ON. Push up (O ) to turn OFF.

Power Cord Storage

When you are finished using your vacuum, return it to the upright position. Make sure the vacuum is turned OFF. Always unplug the vacuum by grasping the Power Source Plug (NOT the Power Cord) and disconnecting from the outlet. Properly store the Power Cord by winding the cord around the Quick Release Cord Hooks on the back of the vacuum in a continuous loop, or by hanging the cord on the Cord Storage Hook located on the front of the vacuum. Attach the Power Source Plug to the Power Cord.

Operation

This vacuum, with Dual Suction System is designed to effectively and safely clean all types of carpeting, wood, linoleum, and vinyl floors. Its wide 14-inch Powerfoot makes cleaning quick and easy.

To place the vacuum in position for use, lightly press your foot on the Powerfoot and tip the Handle backwards.

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HOW TO USE YOUR DUAL SUCTION SYSTEM VACUUM

Routine Maintenance

For maximum performance from your vacuum, check and maintain vacuum parts regularly.

Replacing the Dust Bag

Check the Dust Bag weekly. Replace the Dust Bag when it is near full or when

leaning suction diminishes. Never reuse a Dust Bag.

WARNING: To avoid electrical shock or injury from moving parts, always turn OFF the Power Switch and unplug the Power Source Plug before performing maintenance

r trouble shooting. Always unplug by grasping the Power Source Plug; NEVER

o pulling on the Power Cord to unplug.

Tip: Vacuuming new carpet or vacuuming fine powders may clog the Dust Bag. Check Dust bag often.

Unplug vacuum by grasping and pulling on the Power Source Plug.

Unzip Cloth Bag. Remove collar retainer by pressing on the two tabs and pulling the top towards you. Dispose of Dust Bag.

Slide collar of new Dust Bag completely into collar retainer.

Push collar retainer back into position and secure in place.

Tuck the remainder of the Dust Bag completely inside the Cloth Bag. Make sure it lays flat, top to bottom, without bunching. Zip Cloth Bag.

Cleaning the Dust Tube

The vacuum features Dust Tube designed to optimize cleaning power. For best performance, routinely check and clear excess dust and other debris.

Note: Cover floor with newspaper to catch any loose material or dust removed during cleaning.

Release Bag Tension Spring.

Remove Filter Cover screw and then remove Filter Cover.

Unplug Connector Plug.

Locate the Tube Release Button at the top of the Powerfoot. The Tube Release Button is hidden under a Rubber Collar on the side of the Dust Tube and can be pressed through the Rubber Collar. Lift off the Dust Tube while pressing on the Tube Release Button.

ube and the top section of the

Use a wire brush to clean out the inside of the Dust Powerfoot where they connect.

Reconnect the tube with the Powerfoot. It should snap into place. Make sure that the tube release button on the T Rubber Collar

ube lines up with the T

ube Release Button on the

Plug the Connector Plug back into base of vacuum.

ARNING: To avoid electrical shock or injury from moving parts, always turn OFF

the Power Switch and unplug the Power Source Plug before performing maintenance or trouble shooting. Always unplug by grasping the Power Source Plug; NEVER pulling on the Power Cord to unplug.

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HOW TO USE YOUR DUAL SUCTION SYSTEM VACUUM

Cleaning the Filter

The Post-Motor Filter is located in the Powerfoot of your vacuum cleaner. It should be checked often, and cleaned when the Post-Motor Filter becomes dirty.

1.To Clean Post-Motor Filter, remove the screw with a Phillips head screwdriver.

.Lift out Filter Cover.

.Remove Post-Motor-Filter and wash with mild soap and water. Dry thoroughly.

.Reinstall clean and dried Post-Motor filter.

5.Replace Filter Cover by sliding in the two tabs at the top of the Filter Cover and

centering over the screw hole.

6. Replace screw.

Cleaning the Rotating Cleaning Brush/Replacing the Drive Belt

Check the Rotating Cleaning Brush and Drive Belt regularly for wear or damage. Keep the Rotating Cleaning Brush ends free of string, hair, and carpet fibers. These can become entangled and reduce the vacuum’s cleaning effectiveness.

NOTE: The Rotating Cleaning Brush can most often be cleaned without removal from the vacuum. If there is an excessive amount of hair and debris, remove the Rotating Cleaning Brush for proper cleaning.

1.Unplug the vacuum and turn face down on a flat surface.

2.Remove all 3 screws from the bottom of the Powerfoot.

3.Grip both the Top Cover and base while turning unit back over. Lift off Top Cover.

4.Check Drive Belt. If it is broken or damaged, remove Rotating Cleaning Brush and

replace Drive Belt.

WARNING: To avoid electrical shock or injury from moving parts, always turn OFF the Power Switch and unplug the Power Source Plug before performing maintenance or trouble shooting. Always unplug by grasping the Power Source Plug; NEVER pulling on the Power Cord to unplug.

o remove the Rotating Cleaning Brush, pull the right side of the Rotating Cleaning

Brush toward the front of the Powerfoot as you lift slowly

Clean off Rotating Cleaning Brush as necessary.

Place existing or new Drive Belt over Rotating Cleaning Brush and the motor shaft. Insert

the end cap pin on the left of the Rotating Cleaning Brush into the slot on the Powerfoot and slide the end cap pin on the right end of the Rotating Cleaning Brush in to the slot in the Powerfoot and lower until it clicks into place.

8.Make sure the Furniture Protection Guard is still intact.

9.Align the 3 tabs on the Top Cover with the 3 slots in the Powerfoot. Press into place,

making sure the Furniture Protection Guard is on the outside.

Turn vacuum cleaner face down.

10.

11. Reinstall the 3 screws beginning with the center screw.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Vacuum cleaner won’t run.

ossible Causes Remedies

Vacuum Cleaner is not plugged in Check power Source Plug and Connector Plug Household fuse/circuit breaker tripped Check/replace fuse – Reset breaker

Vacuum cleaner won’t pick up dirt.

Possible Causes Remedies

Dust Bag is full Replace with new Dust Bag Drive Belt not functioning Realign Drive Belt or replace if damaged Rotating Cleaning Brush bristles worn Replace Rotating Cleaning Brush Rotating Cleaning Brush jammed Remove Rotating Cleaning Brush and clean debris from

brush ends; Reinstall Drive Belt

Dust Tube is clogged Clean Dust Tube

Accumulation of dust inside Cloth Bag

Possible Cause Remedies

Dust Bag is clogged or dirty Replace with new Dust Bag Dust Bag collar retainer not secure Secure Dust Bag collar retainer Inlet clogged Shake dust down to bottom of Dust Bag.

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PARTS

ref# part # description

1 2 B431-4814 Upper Cord Hook 3 A428-2014 Main Switch Handle 4 5 B431-4700 Handle Tube Rectangular 6 A090-0200 Screw 7 A090-0100 Cable Clamp 8 D431-4300 Upper Duct Diverter & Bag Mount Assembly 9 10 11 D431-0600 Zippered Cloth Bag Assembly 12 B431-4000 Duct Tube 13 14 B016-1400 Upright Stop w/Spring Clips 15 B017-3639 Nozzle Cover 16 B206-7900 Nozzle Label 17 18 19 20 B015-2414 Squeege 21 B010-1414 Small Wheel

C431-4400

B431-4914

B431-4214

1-4414

B21

B014-0814 Belt

D017-3600 Nozzle Cover Assembly B029-0414 B012-3000

Assembly

Handle

Cord Hook Commercial

Rubber Collar Bag Mount Foam Gasket

Furniture Guard

Assembly

Agitator

ref# part # description

22 23 B016-1314 Basetray 24 B014-0000 Belt Guard Hair Cutter 25 26 B016-0400 Right Pivot 27 B018-0239 Lens 28 B051-0639 Lense Holder Cover 29 B051-0514 Motor Cover 30 31 32 D051-0400 Duct Cover Assembly 33 B431-4114 Lower Cord Clip/Yoke Support 34 35 B051-0239 Post Filter 36 B051-0114 Post Filter Cover 37 A434-0831 Cord Set 38 39 40 41 A090-0400 Screw 42 A090-0500 Nylon Insert

B010-0900

B016-0600

13-3200

D1 D051-0000

A028-0214 Male Plug

A732-8314 Screw A732-8414 A090-0300

Axle

Small

Left Pivot

Motor Assembly Motor Housing

Screw Screw

Assembly