Hoover Celebrity S3237 Bedienungsanleitung

The HOOVER vacuum cleaner you have just purchased is a combina-

tion cleaner. It has an electronic power nozzle for carpet and floor

cleaning and has cleaning tools for above the floor cleaning.

Your cleaner is a model no.

and has a serial number

For your personal records, please enter the model number and serial

number in the spaces provided above and retain in a safe place.

The model number and serial number appear on the bottom of the

cleaner.

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Index

Assembling Cleaner .........................

.5-7

Cleaner Description .......................... .3-5

Energy Saving Tips ...........................

.22

How To Use

Check Bag Indicator .........................

Cleaning Tools ..........................

-10-l

Electronic Power Nozzle ...................

.7-10

Two Speed Switch .........................

If You Have a Problem .......................

.21

Important Safeguards .........................

Lubrication ....................................

Maintenance

Cleaning Secondary Filter ...................

.I5

Clearing Obstructions .......................

.I4

Replacing Agitator Brushes

and Brush Roll ..........................17-19

Replacing Bag ...........................13-14

Replacing Belt .......................... .15-17

Replacing Headlight .....................

.19-20

Storing Cleaner.. ...........................

..I

1975,

1978,1980

1992 The Hoover Company

Important Safeguards!

l Read all instructions.

l Warning: Electric shock could occur if used outdoors or on wet sur-

faces.

Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or

near children. Do not allow vacuum cleaner to be used as a toy or to

run unattended at any time.

Keep hands, feet, loose clothing, and hair away from rotating agita-

tor. Do not operate the cleaner in bare feet or when wearing open

toe shoes or sandals.

Don’t run power nozzle over cord. It may damage insulation.

Do not use cleaner to pick up matches, or live ashes and cigarette

butts.

l Avoid picking up hard, sharp objects with the cleaner. They may

damage the cleaner and the bag.

Unplug cleaner when not in use. Turn machine off at switch before

unplugging.

l Always disconnect cord from electrical outlet before servicing the

cleaner.

Change bag frequently when picking up very fine materials such as

powder.

Grasp the plug to disconnect from wall outlet to avoid damage to

cord, plug, prongs, or receptacle.

If cleaner has a cord reel, hold onto the plug while cord is being re-

wound to prevent cord from whipping.

l The use of an extension cord is not recommended.

If cleaner is in disrepair, do not attempt to operate.

Have repairs made by the qualified personnel at Hoover Factory

Service Centers or Authorized Hoover Warranty Service Dealers.

Use vacuum cleaner only for its intended use as described in the in-

structions. The use of attachments not recommended by the appli-

ance manufacturer may cause hazards.

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Employee

Particioation

Unpacking

Unpack the cleaner from the

carton and identify the parts

shown. Remove and dispose of

the cardboard packing.

A. Canister cleaner

B. Electronic power nozzle

C. Throw away bag

D. Tools with tool storage rack,

extension wands (Model S3237

has two sets of wands), and

hose.

The cleaner assembled will look

like the drawing below.

23.

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Furniture Guard is located around cleaner and electronic power noz-

zle.

2. Combination Carpet and Floor Electronic Power Nozzle contains

agitator (brush mechanism) and automatically adjusts to different

carpet heights. The nozzle has both a “NORMAL” and a “DEEP

CLEAN” agitator speed and a panel of four LED indicator lights.

3. Headlight

Hose Cord Connection to Cleaner is made by plugging hose cord

into cleaner base at receptacle.

5. Large Wheels provide easier towing; pull cleaner using hose to

guide the cleaner easily over carpet, area rugs, and door sills.

6. Check Bag Indicator lights up when throw away bag should be

checked to determine if changing is required.

7. Cord Rewind Control is foot operated. To unwind cord, pull to

desired length. Step on Cord Rewind Control to automatically re-

wind for storage. Hold plug until cord is rewound.

8. Tool Storage Rack provides tool storage for crevice tool, furniture

nozzle, wall/floor brush and dusting brush. (Removable)

9. Furniture Nozzle

10. Wall/Floor Brush

Il.

Dusting Brush

12. Crevice Tool

13. ON-OFF Control is a convenient foot-operated control on top of

cleaner.

14. Two Speed Switch allows for “HI” or “LO” speed selction.

15. Spring Latch locks extension wands.

16. Extension Wands connect to hose and electronic power nozzle or

cleaning tools. Model S3237

use curved wand and straight wand

with cord clips when using electronic power nozzle; use extra set of

wands with cleaning tools.

17. Cover Latch

18. Carrying Handle

19. LED (Light Emitting Diode) Indicator Lights show settings for

“FLOOR” and “CARPET” cleaning, and warnings for “CHECK

BELT” and “POWER GUARD”.

20. Agitator Control Pedal is a foot-operated control to set nozzle for

“CARPET” or hard surface “FLOOR”.

21. Suction Regulator should be opened for easy cleaning of some

types of carpet, lightweight flexible rugs and lightweight draperies,

22. Cord Clips clip nozzle cord to extension wands.

23. Nozzle Cord Connection to Handle is made by plugging nozzle cord

into receptacle underneath the handle.

24. Plastic Latch Ring rotates to connect handle to extension wand or

to cleaning tools.

25.

Handle is on end of hose for use with extension wands or cleaning

tools.

Operate cleaner only at voltage specified on data plate on bottom of

cleaner.

How to assemble

1. Connect hose

To connect hose, insert hose into

opening of cleaner lining up the

arrow on the hose with the dot on

the cleaner. Turn the hose clock-

wise until the arrow lines up with

the bar on the cleaner and latch

locks into place.

When the hose is attached prop-

erly, the hose cord plug will reach

to the receptacle on the cleaner.

Insert the plug firmly and as deep

into the receptacle as possible.

To disconnect hose, first remove

hose cord plug from receptacle.

Then, depress latch away from

hose connection opening in clean-

er. While holding latch, turn the

hose counterclockwise until the

arrow lines up with dot on the

cleaner, Remove hose.

DO’T

LATCH&

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2. Attach electronic

power nozzle

Note: For most convenient use

with electronic power nozzle,

connect curved and straight

wand with cord clips to nozzle.

Attach the electronic power noz-

zle at the end of the straight wand

by fitting the button projection

on the nozzle connector into the

opening at the end of the wand.

Be sure the nozzle is locked in

place.

To release, press down on the

center of the spring latch.

Attach the curved wand to the

straight wand. Position cord into

cord clips on extension wands,

placing excess cord between

nozzle and bottom cord clip.

To attach the hose to the exten-

sion wands, rotate the plastic

latch ring on the handle to accept

the button projection on the curv-

ed wand.

Push the handle over the wand so

that the button projection fits into

the slot. Turn the latch ring to lock

wand in place.

Connect nozzle power cord to

receptacle underneath handle.

3. Attach tool storage rack

To attach tool storage rack, in-

sert rear projections of rack into

the two rear slots on top of the

cleaner. Snap front middle sec-

tion into place.

To remove, press front middle

’

section and lift rack up.

Position tools in appropriate sec-

tions on rack as indicated by

symbols.

How

to use

Two speed switch

Your cleaner is equipped with a switch for “Hi” and “Lo” speed.

Use “Lo” speed when reduced suction is desired such as when cleaning

throw rugs or when using the tools on delicate fabrics.

Use “Hi” speed for all cleaning tasks when maximum suction is desired.

Check bag indicator

With the cleaner on “Hi” speed, the Check Bag Indicator will light up

when the bag needs replaced. If powdery substances have been picked

up, the bag may need replaced even if it is not full.

Note: The bag may not need replaced if the light comes on during tool

use or if there is an obstruction in the hose, wands, or power nozzle.

(See Maintenance Section.)

Electronic power nozzle

Handle adjustment

The handle has two positions

when used with the electronic

power nozzle: Upright and

Operating.

To lower handle to the Operating

position, place your foot on the

grooved area (located above the

Agitator Control Pedal on the

nozzle) and push the handle

down,

Swiveling handle and wands

The handle and wands conveniently swivel to the right for ease in clean-

ing under low furniture.

To swivel handle and wands, twist handle to the right. The handle and

wands should “click” out of the original position.

To swivel handle and wands back to the original position, twist handle to

the left.

FLOOR

CARPET

DEEP

POWER

CLEAN GUARD

Carpet and rug cleaning

When using the electronic power

nozzle for carpet and rug clean-

ing, a green LED light on the con-

trol panel should indicate the

“CARPET” position. This setting

provides the suction and agitator

action necessary to deep clean

carpets. Step on the Agitator

Control Pedal to change the set-

ting.

Hard surface floor

cleaning

The electronic power nozzle can

be used for cleaning hard surface

floors such as wood, linoleum,

vinyl, asphalt and rubber tile,

sealed cork, concrete and terraz-

zo as well as carpet.

To adjust the electronic power

nozzle for hard surface floor

cleaning, step on the Agitator

Control Pedal.

A green light will indicate the

“FLOOR” position. This setting

provides suction but no agitator

action. The Wall/Floor Brush may

also be used for cleaning bare

floors.

Agitator speed selection

The electronic power nozzle offers

two agitator speed settings. The

“NORMAL” speed is used for

most carpet cleaning and the

“DEEP CLEAN” setting is availa-

ble for increased agitator action.

“CHECK BELT” light

The electronic power nozzle auto-

matically monitors its belt condi-

tion. When the belt needs replac-

ed, the red “CHECK BELT” light

will come “ON” and remain

“ON” until the belt is replaced.

To replace belt, refer to “The

belt” section under Maintenance.

“POWER GUARD”

feature

The electronic power nozzle has

a unique feature which warns of

motor overload conditions. The

red “POWER GUARD” light will

come “ON” and the nozzle will

shut “OFF” if the motor is stalled

or if an agitator obstruction causes

a motor overload. Before remov-

ing any agitator obstructions or

opening the Suction Regulator

(see “Automatic nozzle adjust-

ment”), the CAUTION statement

below must be followed.

CAUTION: If the “POWER

GUARD” light is “ON”, the agi-

tator may suddenly start while you

are removing obstructions from

the agitator area. Therefore, turn

cleaner “OFF” and unplug before

cleaning or servicing. The elec-

tronic circuitry will be automati-

cally reset when the cleaner is

turned “OFF”.

Brushed edge cleaning

Brushed edge cleaning is provided

on both sides of the nozzle to re-

move imbedded dirt in carpet near

baseboards and furniture. Guide

either side of the nozzle parallel to

the edge of the carpet or furniture

as shown.

FLOOR

CARPET

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