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Figure 6
Always unplug vacuum from outlet
before removing any clogs!
!
Clog Removal
Changing the Brush Strip - Figure 5
To change the brush strip, open the brush strip cover (6)
by unscrewing the attachment screw using a phillips-type
screwdriver and lifting the cover. Rotate the brush until the
end of the brush strip (9) shows in the opening. Pull the
brush strip out using your fingers, or use pliers to grasp
the edge of the brush strip and pull it out.
To insert the new brush strip, rotate the roller until the
brush strip slot is visible at the opening. Insert the base of
the new strip into the slot and push it all the way in. You
may help guide the strip in by grasping the strip on the
underside of the power head and pulling it along the roller.
Close the brush strip cover and replace the screw.
Cleaning the Brush Strip
Unplug the vacuum before attempting to clean the
brush. The brush should be cleaned regularly. Fibers
and hair can be pulled out of the brush while manually
rotating the roller, or the brush strip can be removed from
the power head to clean it.
Always unplug vacuum from outlet
before dismantling any part of machine!
!
Replacement Brush Strip
Part # 2046
Maintenance
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Clogs in the Swivel Neck - Figure 6
To check for a clog in the swivel neck, remove the tele-
scopic tube by pressing the release button (7). Pull the
tube out of the swivel neck. Then, release the foot pedal
(6), lower the swivel neck, check inside the swivel neck
channel, and clean out pathway.
For clogs not in the power head, please refer to your can-
ister vacuum’s manual.
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Figure 5