Vacuum cleaner won’t run
Possible Causes Remedies
Power cord not firmly plugged in Check electrical plug.
Blown fuse/tripped breaker Check/Replace fuse or reset breaker.
Vacuum cleaner won’t pick up dirt
Possible Causes Remedies
Incorrect Height Adjustment Adjust Powerfoot to correct height setting.
Hose not attached to suction opening Grasp Hose Grip and firmly push onto
the base.
Twist 'n Snap Hose not securely attached Make sure Twist 'n Snap Hose is snapped
into the locked position.
Dust Bag is Full Replace with new Dust Bag.
Rotating Floor Brush bristles worn Replace brush.
Rotating Floor Brush jammed Remove brush and clean debris from
brush ends.
Clog in vacuum Follow instructions for clearing clogs.
The Hose on the back of the vacuum cleaner that carries
the dirt from the Powerfoot to the Dust Bag can sometimes
become clogged. If you notice a change in the sound of the
vacuum motor, check for clogs.
Unplug cleaner from electrical outlet.
Pull the Bag Door outward to open and set aside. Remove the
Dust Bag to check the Suction Inlet for a clog.
Grasp the Quick Reach Handle and lift up to separate from
the Suction Intake Opening. Check for a clog in the Base, the
Wand or the Hose.
For models with the Twist ‘n Snap Hose.
Release the hose from the vacuum by turning to
the right. Straighten the hose and unclog with a long,
narrow object.
If the clog persists, turn the vacuum cleaner OFF and unplug
it. Remove the Brush Cover. Check the Air Passageway for
obstructions. Remove debris from this area. Reposition
Brush Cover and four screws. Tighten screws securely.
Make sure end of Brush Cover is snapped into place.
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Clearing Clogs
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WARNING:
To reduce the risk of
injury from moving parts
and/ or electrical shock,
turn Power Switch OFF
and disconnect polarized
plug from electrical outlet
before performing
troubleshooting checks.
