Bag Adaptor; Utility Valve; Emptying The Dirt Receptacle; Filter Maintenance - Eureka E Serie Guia Del Propietario

IN USE
When in use the power indicator turns green. The five progressive
performance bars will appear. A normally functioning unit should
have all five performance bars lit. If there are consistently less than
two bars, you should check for the problem. Possible issues causing
the performance bars to lessen could be:
1. Blocked suction at the hose end
2. Clogged pipe in system
3. Air restrictive tool being used, such as a crevice tool
4. Full dirt receptacle
5. Clogged filtration system
EMPTY DIRT RECEPTACLE
Every 25 hours of use (approximately 6 months) the empty dirt receptacle
indicator will flash on the screen. This is an indication to check the dirt
receptacle and empty it. Since this is time based, you may find the dirt
receptacle too empty or too full. If you have pets, a workshop or other
factors that cause waste more frequently, you may wish to check the
dirt receptacle more frequently.
Once the dirt receptacle is emptied, you push the return button to reset
the 25 hours timer. If your power supply is interrupted, or otherwise
unplugged, the empty dirt receptacle indicator will keep a memory of
its previous status and continue life measure.
To manually reset the Empty Dirt Receptacle indicator, simply press
the button lining up with the Enter symbol, and hold for 10 seconds.
SERVICE INDICATOR
If there is a system fault, or malfunction with your power unit, the service
indicator will flash. Upon seeing this symbol, we recommend that you
turn the power unit off, unplug the power supply for 10 seconds
and then plug it back in. If the service symbol is still on the screen,
we recommend that you call for service.
This symbol may appear due to the following faults:
• Maximum system run time
• Motor problem
• Electronic problem
• Voltage or current problem (too high or too low)
• Power unit not responding to electronics
SYSTEM RUN TIME
Your Eureka central vacuum will track the total running time of the
system and notify you when it time for service.
After the power unit has ran to its maximum allotted time, the LCD
screen will indicate that a service call is required. Call your central
vacuum service professional to diagnose your system, perform routine
maintenance and ensure optimum efficiency.
Refer to page 10 LCD Image Guide
for more information.
Refer to page 10 LCD Image Guide
for more information.
SCROLLING YOUR LCD
When not in use, you can scroll through the features of your LCD to
observe the dirt receptacle status, life monitor measure or most recent
recorded power level.
To scroll through these features simply push the button corresponding
with the right pointing arrow symbol.
The next screen you will see will be the Life Meter. Scroll right further
and you will find Bucket Status. Yet another scroll will show you last
recorded performance levels of the power unit, using the Performance
Meter on the In-Use screen. The final scroll right will show you the
customer service phone number.
The button lining up with the left scroll button will allow you to scroll
backwards through the screens.

BAG ADAPTOR

Your power unit can be fitted with a replaceable bag for more convenient
dirt disposal.
Refer to page 27 - Image 10

UTILITY VALVE

The utility valve is similar to an Inlet valve, but is located near the power
unit. This valve is present for your convenience, as it can help clean up
any dirt spilled close to the central vacuum.

EMPTYING THE DIRT RECEPTACLE

Most models feature dirt receptacles with windows to tell at a glance when
the dirt receptacle should be emptied. In most cases, the dirt receptacle
only needs to be emptied two to three (2-3) times a year. To remove the dirt
receptacle, press the buttons on the receptacle handles. Remove and empty
the contents. Return the receptacle by attaching the bucket to the power
unit. To avoid suction loss make sure the receptacle is securely attached.
Refer to page 27 - Image 11

FILTER MAINTENANCE

The internal Triumph HEPA filter is permanent and self cleaning.
However, if you have questions about your permanent self-cleaning
filter, please contact your local authorized dealer/distributor.
PAPER BAG FILTERS
The volume of the paper bag is 22 liters. A full dust bag reduces the
systems performance. Depending on how often you use your central
vacuum system, the dust bag may need to be changed 2-3 times per
year – and can be obtained at your local dealer/distributor.
Instructions for changing the dust bag:
1. Remove the power unit dirt receptacle.
2. Loosen the dust bag from the intake tube, remove and dispose.
3. Place and press the new dust bag firmly into the tube.
Turn the dust bag's opening to make it fasten firmly on the tube.
4. Put the dirt receptacle back on the central power unit.
PARTIAL/TOTAL LOSS OF SUCTION POWER
• Be sure dirt receptacle is on properly.
• Empty dirt receptacle.
• Remove debris from filter.
• Be sure each inlet valve is properly closed.
- OPTIONAL
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