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IMPORTANT: do not rinse or wash the filter made
with hepa media.
A
With fingers in slots, pull filter frame (A) straight
out. Hold filter over a trash receptacle and tap
out dirt and debris. Slide back into position on
vacuum.
CARBON FILTER : HOW TO CLEAN
(Available on select models only). Your Carbon
Filter is located on the underside of the Filter
made with HEPA media.
IMPORTANT: do not rinse or wash the carbon
filter.
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of
personal injury - Unplug before cleaning or
servicing. Do not use vacuum without dirt cup
or filters in place.
A
1
Twist filter assembly (A) counter-clockwise.
Remove assembly from dirt cup.
2
Dirt and debris can be cleaned from the filter
assembly with the Dusting/ Upholstery Tool.
B
3
If further cleaning of the internal filter assembly
is required, turn dust skirt (B) counterclockwise
to remove.
C
4
Grab dirt cup shroud (C), pull straight off and
clean with dusting/upholstery tool.
5
After cleaning, replace dirt cup shroud (C) onto
inside edge of filter assembly and align. Place
skirt (B) onto shroud, align (4) slots with (4)
tabs, and turn clockwise to lock. Place the filter
assembly (step 1) on the dirt cup, aligning (3)
tabs on filter with (3) slots on dirt cup (B) and
twist it clockwise to secure into position.
BRUSHROLL: HOW TO CLEAN
CAUTION:
To reduce the risk of injury
from moving parts - Unplug before servicing.
A
1
Turn vacuum over so bottom side is facing up and
remove the (6) screws (A).
B
2
Pivot out bottom plate away from hidden latch
(B) and remove any debris and/or hair from the
brushroll.
A
3
Reposition bottom plate, aligning latch (B) and
fastening all (6) screws (A). Press firmly at latch
(B) area to ensure that it is properly latched.
HOSE: HOW TO CLEAN
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of
personal injury - Unplug before cleaning or
servicing.
To remove hose for tool use, press the hose
release button (A) and pull hose end out. Clear
away debris or obstructions from hose. Do not
use sharp objects to clean out hose as they can
cause damage. To lock back into place, push hose
into hose tube until you hear a click.
TURBO TOOL: HOW TO CLEAN
(Tool varies per model)
CAUTION:
To reduce the risk of injury
from moving parts - Unplug vacuum before
servicing.
A
1
Clean the Turbo Tool by removing the two screws
(A), located on the bottom cover, with a Phillips
head screwdriver.
B
2
Remove the bottom cover (B). Clean out any
debris or hair from the brushroll and turbine fan.
3
Replace the bottom cover, insert and tighten the
(2) screws.
BELT
CAUTION:
To reduce the risk of injury
from moving parts - Unplug before servicing.
IMPORTANT: Rotate brushroll manually to make
sure belt is not twisted. The belt is located under
the bottom plate of the vacuum and should be
A
checked from time to time to be sure it is in good
condition.
WHEN TO REPLACE
Replace belt if it is stretched, cut or broken.
To check the belt, refer to step 4.
HOW TO REPLACE
A
1
Turn vacuum over so bottom side is facing up and
remove the (6) screws (A).
2
Pivot out bottom plate away from hidden latch (B).
IMPORTANT: Rotate the brush roll by hand to
make sure the belt is not twisted.
D
C
3
Remove used belt from brushroll (C) then from
motor shaft (metal rod) (D) and discard.
WHAT TO BUY: Belt
Use only genuine HOOVER® belts with your
vacuum. When purchasing a new belt for
models (Suction Only Mode), ask for Stretch
Belt - HOOVER® part No. AH20080. If desired,
additional belts can be purchased at Hoover.
com or 1-800-944-9200.
4
With lettering on outside of belt, slide new belt
over motor shaft (metal rod) (E).
B
E
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