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one stationary position for any period of time. Keep the unit
moving while in operation.
Carpet Height Adjustment
Difficulty operating unit on some carpeted surfaces can be resolved by
carpet height adjustment (C.H.A.).
fig. 11 Tilt unit back and turn C.H.A. knob located on top cover
clockwise to lift nozzle. This will reduce friction between the
brush roll and carpet to allow easier movement over surface.
fig. 12 Turn C.H.A. knob counter-clockwise to lower nozzle for bare floor
and low pile carpeted surfaces. Do not use the highest setting on
these surfaces. Cleanability can be effected if not used
properly.
For Easy Power Cord Storage
fig. 13 Wrap the excess extension cord around the three cord hooks
located on the back of the handle and lower tube clamp.
fig. 14 To release cord, twist cord dump located on Helping Hand
®
handle
1/2 turn. Slide cord off handle.
Operating Recommendations
This new ORECK XL Professional Grade Commercial Upright is one of
the finest, fastest, and strongest units in its class. You’ll love the way it
cleans, and it’s SO easy to use.
The following are a few simple suggestions regarding its operation:
1. When inserting a new disposable paper filter dust bag—FIRST
PUFF OUT and OPEN THE BAG.
2. When the disposable filter dust bag is full, REPLACE IT.
3. If at any time the vacuum cleaner does not pick up properly or
makes an unusual noise, STOP OPERATION and service.
4. Although your upright will pick up pins, paper clips, and other
small objects, it is recommended that these be removed from the
floor before you vacuum. Failure to do so may result in permanent
damage to the motor suction fan and its housing.
5. WARNING: Do not use your vacuum cleaner on damp or wet
surfaces. This will cause damage to the vacuum cleaner and is
dangerous to the user. Damage caused by use on wet or damp
surfaces is not covered under warranty.
6.
REPLACE THE BELT EVERY 6 MONTHS.
7. Change the disposable filter dust bag at least once a month—even
if it is not full! The collected dust in the dust bag can cause odor,
attract moisture, and can affect the efficiency of the cleaner.
8. DO NOT run the vacuum cleaner over the cord. The revolving
brush could damage the cord.
General Information
The performance of your new vacuum cleaner greatly depends upon
care and maintenance. The instructions in this manual will guide you in
performing basic care and maintenance. To obtain the most satisfying
years of service read the instructions and keep them handy for future
reference.
Disposable Paper Filter Dust Bags
Disposable paper filter dust bags play a very important role in the
efficiency of your ORECK vacuum cleaner. The purpose of the paper
bag is to trap dirt, but at the same time it must be porous enough to
allow air to pass through. If the paper bag becomes clogged, no air can
pass through the cleaner and cleaning cannot take place, regardless of
the cleaner’s power. Increase the CLEANING POWER of your vacuum
cleaner by changing the bag often.
To keep your cleaner operating at maximum efficiency, change the dust
bag frequently. DO NOT OVER FILL DUST BAG.
Be sure the disposable paper filter dust bag is installed properly
.
All paper dust bags are not the same.
Y
our ORECK disposable dust
bags have been designed to be used with the ORECK vacuum
cleaner
. Using bags other than genuine ORECK disposable bags
will affect the cleaning ability of your cleaner and could cause
damage to it.
The Belt
The belt on your vacuum cleaner controls the speed of the revolving
brush and is very important for the ef
fective operation of the cleaner. If
the belt becomes stretched or cut, it will cause the revolving brush to
Parts List
To assist you in identifying components of your vacuum, the parts have
been numbered as follows:
1 Handle assembly
2 Exhaust tubes
3 Power head
4 Outer bag
5 Paper filter dust bag
6 Power cord
7 On/Off switch
8 Cord hooks
9 Cord lock
10 Belt door
11 Replacement belts
12 Plenum
13 Collars
14 Carpet height adjustment
15 Detent
16 Tube seals
17 Power head cord
18 Pivots
Assembly
A Phillips screwdriver is required for assembly.
fig. 1 Remove contents from shipping carton and lay in assembly area.
The upperbody is loosely assembled to the base at the pivots.
fig. 2 Turn pivot collars counterclockwise to loosen upper body from
base.
fig. 3 Firmly pressing against base with one hand, grasp lower bag
clamp with other hand and carefully separate upper body from
base. Note: Use caution when separating the two pieces not to
damage the felt seals on the tubes.
fig. 4 Insert handle tube into the body and align it with the lower slot.
fig. 5 Insert and hand tighten two screws to secure handle.
fig. 6 T
urn base so front of the unit is facing you. W
ith both hands, take
upper body and insert tubes into pivots on base. Note: Care
should be taken when sliding tubes into pivots so that felt seals
are not damaged.
fig. 7 T
ighten pivot collars down securely
, but do not over tighten.
fig. 8 Push the black power cord (handle to base cord) into the two
molded inserts on the back of the upper body leaving the slack at
the bottom.
Operating Instructions
Make sure disposable paper filter dust bag is in place. DO NOT operate
the cleaner without a paper filter dust bag. Connect handle power cord
to extension cord.
fig. 9 Using the cord lock attached to power cord, lock and tighten the
cords together. Plug the extension cord into an electrical outlet
and press the On (l) - OFF (O) switch on Handle Assembly.
Detent
fig. 10 The detent is located beneath the right pivot.
This releases handle
for operation, and locks handle in place when stationary and for
storage.
T
o release, step on detent and gently pull handle back.
NOTE: Do not use excessive force when pulling handle from its
locked position. Do not try to release handle without pressing
detent. Do not operate the vacuum cleaner while in the upright and
locked position. Do not let the vacuum cleaner run while in any
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