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The attachment tube (16) is useful for vacuuming corners and hard-to-reach
areas.The handle grip (1) should be in the upright, locked position (as shown
in figure 1).Grip the attachment tube handle (11), pull it up and away from
the machine and stretch out the hose (12) until it locks to the back of the tube
(this locking action will prevent the hose from retracting back into the attach-
ment tube while it is in use). Various attachments may be inserted onto the
end of the tube. After use, remove attachment and re-insert the attachment
tube into the back of the machine. Be sure that the attachment tube han-
dle (11) is inserted over the projection tab (see #22, page 5). If the attach-
ment tube handle is properly seated over the projection tab, the hose will
automatically retract and you may resume vacuuming. There is no need to
turn off the vacuum while switching from upright vacuuming to using the
attachment tube or hose.
To use the hose without the attachment tube (as shown in figure 2), pull the
hose out of the attachment tube while the tube is still attached to the machine
and securely seated over the projection tab (22). Insert an attachment tool, if
desired, onto the end of the flexible hose. You may also release the hose while
the attachment tube is disengaged from the machine by pressing the release
button at the base of the handle (11).
While using attachment tools, if the the power head brush roller is not able to
disengage from the floor surface, you may keep the brush roller off the car-
pet by placing the handle (1) in its upright locked position and lowering the
handle with one hand to raise the brush roller off of the floor. Operate attach-
ment accessories with the other hand. Or, with the handle in the upright
locked position, the machine may be tipped backward so that it rests on the
back side of the bag housing (6), and the power head is locked in a perpen-
dicular position to the floor.
To vacuum walls, under beds, or higher-reach areas, etc., the SEBO auto-
matic can be fitted with an additional straight tube (45) and the wall and floor
brush (41). The machine will then perform as a canister vacuum (as shown
in figure 3).
On hard floors (figure 5), the adjustment wheel (40), moves upward into the
machine so that the brush lowers and becomes flush with the floor.
On carpeted floors (figure 6), the adjustment wheel (40) moves downward out of
the machine so that the brush rises. The adjustment wheel moves up and down
automatically to adjust the brush to the correct setting. This provides aggressive
brush action, while maintaining optimal air flow.
The Adjustment Wheel - Figures 5 & 6
Hard Floor
Carpeted Floor
Green light (a): Brush is lowering
Green light (b): Brush is rising
Red light (c): Flashing and motor off - brush jammed – clear jam
Red light (c): Flashing and motor on (when machine is in upright,
locked position) – Take care, brush in contact with carpet
Red light (c): Continuous – change brush roller
Red light (d): Continuous – change bag or clear clog
Red light (d): Flashing – motor switched off due to full bag or clog
For detailed information on the display panel, see page 4
The Display Panel - Figure 4
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 6
Figure 5
45
41
1
11
16
12
6
40
40
Using the Attachment Tube,
Hose & Attachments -
Figures 1, 2 & 3