Page 2 - READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE
When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions shouldalways be followed, including the following: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE n To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces. Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is use...
Page 3 - Unpacking
Unpacking Unpack the cleaner from the carton and identify the parts shown. Remove and dispose of the cardboard packing. G A. Hose B. Furniture Nozzle C. Crevice Tool D. Dusting Brush E. Wands F. Paper Bag G. Fragrance Tablet (some models only) 1 2 3 8 9 The assembled cleaner will look like the drawi...
Page 4 - . Cleaner Description
. Cleaner Description 1. Self Propel Handle Grip 2. OFF-ON-‘Power Surge’ Switch 3. Self Propel Control Button 4. Cord Storage Hooks: located on back of handle and lower edge of cloth bag. Upper hook rotates for easy cord release. 5. Bag Spring: place spring ring over hook to support the bag. 6. Fres...
Page 5 - How to Assemble; Attach hose; Turn hose end to lock in place.; Attach tools
How to Assemble Attach hose With cleaner handle in lowest position, open hose door andinsert hose end with tabs into cleaner. Turn hose end to lock in place. To remove hose, turn in opposite direction. Stretch hose over hose rack and push opposite hose end firmly into “cup” in rack. Note: The hole i...
Page 6 - How; to use; To transport
Pull open tool cover. Snap furniture nozzle (A), crevice tool (B), and dusting brush (C) into front of cleaner as shown. Close tool cover. CAUTION: When cleaner is turned on, agitator will con-tinue to rotate while cleaner handle is in upright position. Avoid tipping cleaner or it on carpeted stairs...
Page 7 - Handle positions; upright
Your cleaner also has a conve-nient carrying handle located justabove the tool cover. Handle positions The handle of your cleaner hasthree positions: upright for storage and tool use; operating for general operation on carpet and floors; low for cleaning under low furniture. Lowerhandle by stepping ...
Page 8 - Variable speed models; To decrease; Self Propel feature; Note: The Self Propel feature will operate only when motor is; To move forward
Variable speed models Some cleaners are equipped with a variable speed control. To decrease cleaner speed, which significantly reducesenergy consumption and noise level, slide button toward LO setting. At a decreased speed, cleaner will also move slower andallow the user more control in maneuvering ...
Page 9 - Self Propel control button; For increased; Special features; Edge cleaning; Brushed; Adjustment for
Self Propel control button For increased of the Self Propel feature in tight places such as around and under furniture, or on non-carpeted floorsset the cleaner on the lowest speed setting, or push the control button to OFF to disengage the Self Propel mechanism. Special features Edge cleaning Brush...
Page 10 - M a x; Disconnect cleaner from; penser
When cleaning non-carpeted floors, set the adjustment lever to BARE FLOOR/LOW and use low speed, if available on your cleaner. If greater control on non-carpeted floors is desired, push the Self Propel control button to the OFF position. M a x Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet before mak- in...
Page 11 - Quick cord release; To; Cleaning tools; Use tools; How to attach wand; Use tools with cleaner handle
Quick cord release To release the cord, rotate top cord hook. The hook can then be repositioned for wrapping the cord. Cleaning tools Use tools cleaner handle locked in upright position. The cleaning tools have many uses. Select the best suited for the cleaning task from the descriptions below. Dust...
Page 12 - Maintenance; The bag; When to replace
How to clean tools To clean the hose, wipe off dirt with a cloth dampened in a liquid detergent. Rinse with a damp cloth. Cleaning tools may be washed in warm water with a detergent. Rinse and air dry before using. How to attach tool cover The tool cover is designed with a “break-away” feature which...
Page 13 - What to buy; use; How to change bag
What to buy In order to maintain the cleaning effectiveness of your cleaner, use only HOOVE Breathe Easy” Micro Filtration Type A disposable bags. These bags are constructed with filter material which removes 99.9% of dust down to 5 microns, in returning clean air to the room. Regular Tpye A disposa...
Page 14 - The headlight; This cleaner uses two 12 volt, wedge base bulbs.; to replace
3. Position bottom of collar, and then top, onto tube. Push collar firmly onto tube. 4. Tuck remainder of bag intoouter jacket. Zip closed. The headlight Some models only. What to buy This cleaner uses two 12 volt, wedge base bulbs. Hoover part No. 27313105 to replace Disconnect cleaner from electri...
Page 15 - The belts
3. Lift out lens. 5. Replace lens by inserting plastic projections into open- ings in cleaner. The belts There are two belts on your cleaner. One belt drives the agitator; the other operates the Power Drive”” pulley, which operates the Self Propel feature. When buying new belts, you should always in...
Page 16 - When to replace belts; ‘Power Drive’ belt Hoover part No. 160147; How to replace; Agitator belt; Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet and detach hose from
When to replace belts Check from time to time to be sure the belts are in good condition. If they are stretched, cut, or broken, they should be replaced. What to buy Agitator belt Hoover part No. 38528008 ‘Power Drive’ belt Hoover part No. 160147 How to replace Agitator belt Disconnect cleaner from ...
Page 19 - How to replace ‘Power Drive’ belt; Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet and detach
How to replace ‘Power Drive’ belt Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet and detach hose from cleaner. To replace the (small) ‘Power Drive’ belt it is necessary to first remove the bottom plate, agitator and the larger as shown on the previous pages. Note: It may not be necessary to change both b...
Page 20 - Clearing obstructions; if an obstruction cannot be; To check dirt duct
Clearing obstructions To maintain the cleaning effectiveness of your cleaner, remove large items from surfaces before vacuuming. However, if an object larger than can be exhausted in the bag is picked up, it can get caught inthe dirt duct or dirt tube. First, check dirt duct; then dirt tube. if an o...
Page 21 - To check dirt tube
To check dirt tube Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet. 1. Remove paper bag. Remove dirt tube by pushing to either side to release clips. Lift dirt tube up and out. 3. To replace dirt tube, position it over lower seal and push down. Insert one side against retention clip. Push to snap other si...
Page 24 - If you have a problem; Lubrication; add
If you have a problem This appliance was inspected thoroughly and was in good ing condition when it was shipped from the factory. If a minor problem occurs, it usually can be solved quite easily when the cause is found. Therefore, this check list is provided for yourconvenience. Problem Possible cau...
Page 25 - Service; the problem persists,
Service the problem persists, check the Yellow Pages of your telephone book under “Vacuum Cleaners Household” for your nearest Hoover Factory Service Center or Authorized Warranty ServiceDealer (Depot) where approved HOOVER service and genuine HOOVER replacement parts may be obtained. The warranty p...
Page 26 - Energy saving tips
Energy saving tips Replace paper bag promptly, before overfilled. Use a genuine HOOVER bag made for your cleaner. 2. To maintain effective cleaning, replace agitator brush roll and belt when necessary. 3. Turn cleaner off when not in use, such as when moving furniture. 4. Keep your cleaner operating...
