Product Manual

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 filter cover screw with a

Phillips head screwdriver.

2. Lift out Filter Cover.

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

Dry thoroughly.

4. 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.

5. To remove the Rotating Cleaning Brush, pull the right side of

the Rotating Cleaning Brush toward the front of the Powerfoot

as you lift slowly.

6. Clean off Rotating Cleaning Brush as necessary.

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.

MAINTENANCE