MOTOR
PROTECTION
SYSTEM
Thermal
Protector
- Suction Motor
This vacuum cleaner
has a thermal
protector
which automatically
trips to
protect the vacuum
cleaner
suction motor.
If a clog
prevents the normal flow of air
to the motor, the thermal
protector
turns
the motor
off automatically.
This altows
the motor to cool in order to prevent
possible damage
to the vacuum
cleaner.
Thermal
Protector
- Agitator
Motors
This vacuum cleaner
has thermal
protectors
which automatically
trip to
protect the agitator
motors. The thermal
protectors
turn the motors
off
automatically.
This allows the motors
to
cool in order to prevent
possible damage
to the vacuum cleaner.
To reset thermal
protectors: Turn the
vacuum cleaner
off and unplug the power
cord
from the outlet to allow the vacuum
cleaner
to cool and the thermal
)rotectors
to reset.
CAUTION
Always
return the vacuum
cleaner
to the
upright position before
using the hose
and attachments.
Failure to do so may
result in overheating
of the agitator
motors and can cause the thermal
protectors
to trip.
Check for and remove
clogs, and replace
bag if necessary.
See REMOVING
CLOGS
Section (Page 19-20).
Also check and
replace
any clogged filters.
Wait
approximately
50 minutes
before
restarting
vacuum
cleaner.
BY-PASS VALVE
This vacuum
cleaner
has a By-Pass Valve
which prevents motor
overheating
and
damage.
The valve opens to provide
cooling
air when a clog prevents normal
air flow
to the vacuum
cleaner
suction
motor. You wilt notice
a change
of sound
as air rushes through
the valve opening.
-- By-pass
Valve
To correct problem,
install a new dust
bag. If using attachments,
adjust suction
control to allow
for greater
air flow.
NOTE: The By-Pass Valve may open when
using attachments or when cleaning new
carpet due to reduced airflow caused by
the attachments
themselves or by new
carpet lint filling the dust bag quickly.
NOTE:
Do not block By-Pass Valve.
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