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n HOW TO CLEAN AND REPLACE THE Vortex & HEPA FILTER(s)
There are two filters in this unit, the intake Self-Cleaning Vortex filter and the exhaust HEPA filter. When the
filters are too dirty, and the suction power is reduced, you must clean or replace the filters.
Clean and replace the Vortex Inlet pre-motor filter
1. Open the top Vortex chamber cover by rotating the cover counterclockwise. (Fig 12)
2. Pull the Self-Cleaning Vortex filter from the chamber by rotating it counterclockwise to unlock it, and then pull
it up and out of the unit. (Fig 12)
3. Clean the filter using warm water, then allow the filter to air dry completely. Once the filter has completely air
dried, then assemble the filter back into the Vortex chamber. Or, if the filter is too dirty or in an unusable
condition, replace the filter with a new one.
NOTE: The Prolux Self-Cleaning Vortex filter only needs to be cleaned when the
entire surface of the filter becomes dirty. Due to its highly efficient design the
Self-Cleaning Vortex filter is 3x more efficient than standard filters and will have the
same amount of airflow whether it’s dirty or clean. The entire surface of the filter will
have to be covered in debris before the performance of the vacuum is affected, and
the filter needs to be cleaned.