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Page 2 - family and don’t forget to register for your lifetime warranty at

2 Congratulations on your purchase of your new Prolux CTX vacuum! At Prolux when we designed it, we had you in mind! We wanted you to go to your closet and pull out your new Prolux decades later and say, “Wow I am so glad I bought this”. When you empty out your water bowl each time after you vacuum ...

Page 3 - Quick Assembly; For a quick 1-minute video that shows you how to assemble your new

3 Quick Assembly For a quick 1-minute video that shows you how to assemble your new vacuum visit https://youtu.be/5cFbR5w1OoM or scan or for a more in-depth video (13 minute demonstration) visit https://youtu.be/77k-ieCxzEs or see image steps for assembly below

Page 4 - Why do I have to register my warranty within 90 days to get my; Great question; reminders once every 6 months.; To register for your Lifetime Warranty go to

4 Why do I have to register my warranty within 90 days to get my Lifetime warranty? Great question  Do you know what normally kills a vacuum cleaner? 1) Vacuum Bag is overfilled which causes the motor to overheat (good thing this is bagless). 2) Filters needing changed and are clogged which overhea...

Page 5 - Frequently Asked Questions:; assemble and test them here at the Prolux factory in Utah.; Table of Contents

5 Frequently Asked Questions: 1. Is this “Made in the USA”. No, it is not. “Made in the USA” has very specific legal definitions. Instead, it is “Built in America”. Most of the parts are made in North America. However, we also looked worldwide for the best parts (remember we want it to last a lifeti...

Page 6 - Description of Parts ........................................... 12; SPECIFICATIONS

6 Specifications …………………………………………....7 Safety & Precautions …………………………………... 8-10 Description of Parts ……………………………………. 12 How to operate & use …………………………………...13-18 Troubleshooting ………………………………………... 19 Warranty ………………………………………………... 20-22 SPECIFICATIONS

Page 7 - Why did my new CTX pick up so much more dirt than my old vacuum?; SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

7 • Water UV Filtration – Not only does the CTX use water to filter with (like nature), it will also have a Nano silver (anti-viral/anti-microbial) germ killing lining inside the water bowl and also an added germ killing LED UV light which shines into the water bowl giving the CTX 3 stages of filtra...

Page 8 - READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE; GENERAL PRECAUTIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS

8 When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury: • This appliance is for indoor use only. Do not use outside or store in wet pl...

Page 9 - Take special care when cleaning stairs.; PRECAUTIONS WHEN VACUUMING LIQUIDS; Always consider the following precautions:; SPECIAL CARE & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

9 • DO NOT plug the CTX into the receptacle of an incandescent light bulb or use extensions cords with less electrical capacity than needed. • The CTX must not be used to clear sewers. An explosion may occur if the machine suctions sewer gases. • You must NEVER touch a metallic kitchen sink or washb...

Page 10 - THE HYDROTURBINE IS THE HEART OF YOUR MACHINE:; After vacuuming, unplug the CTX from; HYDRO TURBINE CARE

10 getting too full of dust and fuzz, dump it out and replace it with fresh water. The correct level of water is that of the height of the central post of the water container. WATER CONTAINER: ALWAYS empty the water container after each use, which the water bowl may need to be emptied several times ...

Page 11 - Description of Parts

Page 12 - OPERATION AND HANDLING

12 OPERATION AND HANDLING 1. Power Switch 2. Power Hose Plug In 3. Suction Port 4. Hose/Cord Hanger 5. Water Bowl Latch 6. Water Bowl 7. Wheel Dolly 8. Electric Main Hose 19. Hard Floor Tool 20. Crevice Tool 21. Upholstery Tool 22. Duster Tool 23. Mini Turbo Head 24. Handheld Shampooer 25. Coil/Infl...

Page 14 - Using The Attachments

14 Using The Attachments Floor Tool (Fig 1): Use the floor tool on hard floor surface when the powerhead is not needed. Can be attached to either the main extendable wand or the included wand extensions. Squeegee Floor Tool (Fig 2): Use for cleaning hard floors and for wet pick up. Works great for p...

Page 15 - Using the Hoses

15 on your hard floors. Crevice Tool (Fig 3): Use for cleaning radiators, cracks & crevices along corners, and baseboards and in-between cushions . Upholstery Tool (Fig 4): Use to clean upholstery, pillows, stairs or it can be used for dusting with the included slide on/off bristles. Mini Turbo ...

Page 16 - Using the Powerhead

16 Using the Powerhead MAIN ELECTRIC HOSE – Use with the electric powerhead and other attachments when needed. Just plug the hose cord into the plug in on the main motor unit and flip the switch on the handle to the ON setting to turn powerhead on TOOL HOSE – Use this hose with the attachments and e...

Page 17 - Pivot Release; – Pivot and swivel neck,; LED Headlight

17 USING YOUR VACU Pivot Release – The pivot release pedal will allow you to drop the head’s pivot. This model of head has a safety feature where the pivot has to be released in order for the motor to turn on. Height Adjuster – The height adjuster pedal will allow you to adjust the height of the hea...

Page 18 - UM; REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING WHEN USING YOUR VACUUM CLEANER:

18 UM REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING WHEN USING YOUR VACUUM CLEANER: 1. Before using the machine pick up by hand any hard or sharp objects such as pins, hairpins, thumbtacks, pieces of pencil, etc. that could harm the spinning brush roll. 2. Do not lubricate the motor. The motor has permanent lubrication an...

Page 20 - Troubleshooting

20 Troubleshooting WARNING : Never use a defective appliance. Always switch off the appliance and disconnect it from the outlet or remove the battery before you start to troubleshoot. Problem Possible Cause Solution Vacuum will not turn on Safety Switch is Not Fully Engaged Check and make sure the w...

Page 21 - PROLUX LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY

21 For more help or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact us directly at [email protected] PROLUX LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY The Prolux CTX vacuum is designed to last a lifetime. As such, Prolux warranties this product for its lifetime, for the original owner, from premature wear or b...