Routine Maintenance; Problem Solving - Uline SANITARE H-2665 Manual Del Usuario

DAILY
1. Dirt Cup – Before each use, check the dirt cup and
empty if needed.
2. Belt Condition – Check the belt for signs of wear.
Change the belt when it is loose or has cuts or
cracks. Refer to the diagram on the underside of the
base for proper installation of belt and brush roll.
3. Supply Cord and Plug – Check supply cord and
plug for any cuts or damage. If damaged, have
the supply cord and plug assembly replaced by a
qualified Sanitaire repair center.
4. Motor – If there are unusual sounds or if poor
performance occurs, the motor should be inspected
immediately by a qualified Sanitaire repair center.
WEEKLY
1. Dirt Cup – Inspect the dirt cup for any unusual wear.
Replace any defective parts.
2. Brush roll Bristle Strips – Check the bristles for wear
once a week. The bristle strips should be replaced
when the bristles are less than 1/4 inch in length.
HOW TO CLEAR BLOCKAGES IN UPPER HOSE
1. Locate lower hose nozzle on the back of the
vacuum. (See Figure 24)
Figure 24
2. Remove lower hose nozzle from lower hose retainer
by lifting up and twisting.
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ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

PROBLEM SOLVING

Lower Hose
Nozzle
Lower Hose
Retainer
3. Brush roll Condition – Check for and remove any
loose material, such as string or hair wrapped
around the brush roll.
4. Filters – Check the washable, reusable filters for clogs
and clean or rinse as needed. There are 3 filters on
this vacuum (dust cup, pre-motor and HEPA filter).
MONTHLY
1. Cleaning – Inspect and clean the vacuum,
including the fan chamber and under the hood.
2. Electrical – Inspect the cord assembly for wear and
check for proper handle assembly.
3. Handle – Check the handle assembly for tightness
and replace handle bolts if missing.
4. Motor – A qualified Sanitaire repair center should
make a routine check of the motor every 6 months.
Inspect the motor immediately if there are any
unusual sounds or if poor performance occurs.
5. Filters – Check the washable, reusable filters for
clogs and clean or rinse as needed. If the filters are
still dirty after cleaning or vacuum does not have
good suction, the filter(s) may need to be replaced.
3. Check for blockages in the hose by applying your
hand to the lower hose nozzle while vacuum is
running. If there is no suction at your hand, and
filters are clean, then the upper hose is probably
clogged. Flexing the hose may help loosen any
blockage. (See Figure 25)
Figure 25
1020 IH-2665