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WARNING
Personal Injury Hazard
Always turn off and unplug the vacuum
cleaner before cleaning the agitator area
as agitator may suddenly restart. Failure
to do socan result in personal injury.
OVERLOAD PROTECTOR
The PowerMate has built-in protection
against motor and belt damage shouldthe
agitator jam. If the agitator slows clown or
stops, the overload protector shuts off the
PowerMate. The canister motor will continue
to run.
OVERLOAD
PROTECTOR
RESET-
To correct problem: Turn off and unplug
vacuum cleaner, remove obstruction,
then
press OVERLOAD PROTECTOR RESET
button.
If the problem persists, have the vacuum
cleaner serviced by a Sears or other
qualified service agent.
ELECTRONIC SUCTION CONTROL
The electronic
suction control
allows you to
change the power of the vacuum
cleaner
suction motor.
SUCTION
Increase suction
CONTROL
Increase
for upholsteries
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Suction
and carpets.
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Decrease suction
Decrease
for draperies
and
Suction
lightweight
rugs.
CHECK BAG INDICATOR
When
the vacuum
cleaner
is running
with
normal
airflow,
the light on the CHECK
BAG indicator
is off.
The light comes
on
whenever
the airflow
becomes
blocked.
If that occurs, check
the disposable
dust
bag,
motor
safety filter and other
possible
clog
locations shown in
REMOVING
CLOGS (page
16).
Indicator
To correct problem: See "Check Bag
Indicator activates"
in
TROUBLESHOOTING (page 24).
NOTE: The light may come on when using
certain attachments, due to reduced airflow
through attachment.
THERMAL PROTECTOR
This vacuum cleaner has a thermal
protector which automatically trips to
protect the vacuum cleaner from
overheating. If a clog prevents the normal
flow of air to the motor, the thermal
protector turns the motor off
automatically.
This allows the motor to
cool in order to prevent possible damage
to the vacuum cleaner.
To correct problem: Turn off and unplug
vacuum cleaner to allow the vacuum
cleaner to cool and the thermal protector
to reset. Check for and remove clogs, if
necessary. Also check and replace any
clogged filters. Wait approximately
fifty
(50) minutes and plug the vacuum cleaner
in and turn back on to see if the motor
protector has reset.
If the problem persists, have the vacuum
cleaner serviced by a Sears or other
qualified service agent.
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