Hoover Dial-A-Matic U6049 Bedienungsanleitung

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HOOVER.

Model

Owner’s

Dial-A-Matic”

U6049

Manual

Cleaner

with Automatic

PowerDrive’”

Fill

in and ret&n!

The HOOVER vacuum cleaner you have just purchased is a combination

cleaner. The cleaner may be used on carpet and rugs, and it is also for use

with attachments. This cleaner is equipped with the automatic ‘Power

Drive’ feature.

Your cleaner is a model

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and has a serial number

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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 appears on the bottom of the cleaner and the serial

number is on the bag door latch plate.

Save!

INDEX

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Bag Indicator

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Belt

........................................................

IO,1

Brushes

..................................................

II,12

Care of Cleaner

........................................ 7-14

Carpet Suction

.............................................

Cleaner Nozzle Hose

..................................... 9

Cleaning Carpet and Rugs

..........................

4,5

Cleaning Tools

........................................... 6,7

Energy Saving Tips

.......................................

Handle

Adjustment

...................................... 4

Headlight

.....................................................

Important Safeguards

...................................

Secondary Filter

..........................................

Service

........................................................

Tool Suction Regulator

................................

User Check List

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Hoover

COmpaV

1973

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Importantsafeguards!

Read all instructions.

Warning: Electric shock could occur if used outdoors or on

weh

surfaces.

Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near chil-

dren. Do not allow vacuum cleaner to be used as a toy or to run unattend-

,I ed at any time.

Keep hands, feet, loose clothing, and hair away from rotating agitator.

Don’t run cleaner over cord. It may damage insulation.

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

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

un-

plugging.

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.

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

i’

Centers or Authorized Hoover Warranty Service Dealers.

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

tions. The use of attachments not recommended by the appliance

manu-

facturer may cause hazards.

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ENERGY SAVING TIPS

1. Replace throw away cleaner bag promptly, before overfilled. Use a genuine

HOOVER bag made for your model cleaner.

2. To maintain effective cleaning, replace agitator brushes and belt when

necessary.

3. Turn off cleaner when not in use, such as when moving furniture.

4. Keep your cleaner operating at peak performance level

have inspection

and service performed by a Hoover Factory Service Center or Authorized

Hoover Service Dealer.

MANUAL

TRANSPORT

BUTTON

(DISENGAGE DRIVE)

ON/OFF

SWITCH

COVER

LATCH

CARRYING

HANDLE

FULL

BAG

INDICATOR

-SOME

MODELS

CARPET

AND

TOOL

SUCTION

ADJUSTMENT

DIAL

AND

INTERLOCK

OPENING

FOR

CLEANING

ATTACHMENTS

NOZZLE

HOSE

FULL

BAG

INDICATOR

-SOME

MODELS

HEADLIGHT -SOME

MODELS

ONLY

WRAP-AROUND

FURNITURE GUARD

Warning: Electric shock could occur if used outdoors or on wet surfaces.

Operate only at voltage specified on bottom of cleaner.

Howtouse

FIG. 1

This deluxe cleaner provides you with an automatic

‘Power Drive’ feature. It propels the cleaner forward

and backward at a variable rate of speed controlled

entirely by (you) the operator.

To move forward

Push the handle grip forward. Notice that the clean-

er moves in a forward direction with little effort.

You control the speed at which the cleaner moves.

To move backward

Gently pull the handle grip and guide the cleaner

toward you. The cleaner moves both forward and

backward with the same ease when using the auto-

matic ‘Power Drive’ feature.

NOTE: For best results guide the cleaner gently at

first until you have adjusted to the ease of operating

the cleaner. The ‘Power Drive’ feature is in operation

only when the motor is turned on. To move the

cleaner without operating the motor use the trans-

port button (disengage drive) according to the

instructions on page 5.

Set the suction

Set the dial on the back of the cleaner to the Carpet

Suction area. It is suggested that you set the indicator

at MAX setting for all carpeting. If the cleaner is dif-

ficult to push over carpeting with suction at MAX,

move the indicator toward the MIN setting.

Note: Be certain dial indicator points to desired

suction-not to the neutral area between carpet and

tool suction.

Three position handle

Storage, operating and low (for reaching under low

furniture). The handle can be lowered by stepping

on the pedal at the left rear of cleaner.

The handle should always be in storage position

when cleaning tools are used.

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

To transport

Your ‘Power Drive’ cleaner can be transported by

two methods:

1. Use the convenient carrying hand)e for carrying

your cleaner up and down stairs or when lifting the

cleaner from one surface to another. Lift it as shown

in Fig. 1.

2. To roll your cleaner from one room to another,

use the convenient button located on top of the

handle grip (Fig. 2). Press the button and slide the

handle grip up or down the handle until the button

drops flush with the handle grip. With the button

depressed, the cleaner is in the transport or neutral

position, with the drive mechanism disengaged.

While holding the button depressed, the cleaner

may be pushed to the desired location as shown in

Fig. 3. When the button is pressed in, the automatic

‘Power Drive’ gears are locked into neutral position

and the cleaner can easily be transported.

FIG. 3

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Edge cleaning feature

Provides improved cleaning of carpet edges near

baseboards and solid furniture. Passages have been

added to the sides of the cleaner bottom plate to

increase air flow carrying dust from the carpet

edge to the nozzle.

From operating position, slowly guide the right side

of the cleaner parallel to the edge of the carpet.

Cleaning lightweight flexible rugs

Move the cleaner outward from the center of the

rug. To prevent the rug from clinging to the nozzle

opening, move the dial indicator toward

MIN.

you approach the edge of the rug, push down on

the handle lifting the nozzle completely off the

rug, Move the cleaner back to start again, lower the

nozzle and use only forward strokes.

Cleaning

tools

1. Vinyl hose Hose has vinyl jacket for long,

trouble-free life. The light flexible hose has a

vinyl tab, so it can be hung on the cleaner. A

suction regulator is located on the hose grip.

2. Extension wand Use to give

extra

length when

cleaning stairs or above the floor, hard to reach

areas.

3. Upholstery brush For upholstered furniture,

draperies, tapestries, mattresses, clothing, auto-

mobile interiors and carpeted stairs.

4. Crevice tool For upholstered furniture, edges

of wall-to-wall carpeting that are inaccessible

with cleaner, radiators, dresser drawers.

HOW TO USE

Handle must be in the Storage Position when

using tools.

1. Connect hose

Set the indicator on the dial at MAX position

under CARPET SUCTION. Insert hose connector

on hose in opening below dial, and turn the hose

connector in a clockwise direction until it locks

into place.

Set the suction regulator on the cleaner to

MAXIMUM TOOL SUCTION.

2. Adjust suction

A second suction regulator* is located on the

hose grip and it adjusts the amount of suction

when using the attachments.

Set.the suction regulator to MINIMUM, MEDIUM,

or MAXIMUM suction by rotating the plastic ring

until the raised plastic indicator on the dial is

directly under the desired setting.

*Some models only. If your cleaning tool set does

not have a suction regulator on the hose grip, ad-

just the suction by setting the regulator on the

cleaner.

3. Attach tools

a. To hose grip Attach a tool or the wand (for

length) directly to the hose grip by rotating the

plastic latch ring on the hose grip to accept the

button projection on the end of the tool or

wand. Turn the latch ring clockwise to lock in

place.

To remove, reverse the above procedure.

b. To wand Add a tool to the end of the wand

by fitting the button projection on the tool into

the opening on the wand. You will hear the

plastic spring latch snap and lock into place.

To release, press down on the spring latch and

remove.

4. Remove hose for floor use

When you are finished using the attachments, remove the hose.

To remove hose from cleaner, return the dial indicator to MAX position under

CARPET SUCTION, then turn hose connector counterclockwise and remove

hose.

Your cleaner is equipped with an interlock mechanism to prevent leaving the

dial indicator at the TOOL SUCTION area when cleaning carpet.

To clean tools

To clean the hose, wipe off dirt with a cloth, dampened with a liquid deter-

gent. Use a damp cloth to remove the detergent. Cleaning tools can be washed

in warm water with a detergent. Rinse and let dry before using.

Maintenance

Proper cafe of your cleaner, will insure operation

at peak performance.

Don’t pick up hard sharp objects

They may damage the hose and the throw away bag.

Take care of cord

Wind it loosely, on cover latch and knob on Suction

Control Dial, to avoid strain. Snap clip-on plug onto

cord. To remove cord, turn cover latch (See inset).

Don’t run cleaner over the cord

it may damage the

insulation. Never pull on the attachment cord to dis-

connect the plug from the electrical outlet. Grasp

the plug to prevent damage to the cord, plug prongs

or receptacle.

Disconnect cord from electrical outlet before at-

tempting to service cleaner in any manner.

THE BAG

THE FULL BAG INDICATOR The bag indicator,

“CHECK BAG” located on the front of the cleaner,

makes it convenient for you to know when the dis-

posable bag should be changed.

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There are two types of full bag indicators. One is a light which will glow

red showing the words “CHECK BAG”. The second is an indicator which

appears showing the words “CHECK BAG”. This indicator may become

visible for a few seconds when the cleaner is first turned on and will then

disappear. If the “CHECK BAG” light stays red, or the

“CQECK

BAG”

indicator remains visible, the cleaner is not operating satisfactorily. You

should: Replace the bag, check secondary filter, and check nozzle hose.

NOTE: The “CHECK BAG” indicator may be visible when cleaning tools

are used. This does not necessarily mean that the cleaner is not operating

satisfactorily. This can be checked by turning the dial to CARPET SUC-

TION position and checking the indicator. If it disappears, the bag does not

need to be replaced.

THROW AWAY BAG To assure that your cleaner

operates at peak performance it is imperative that

you use only genuine HOOVER throw away filter

bags made by The Hoover Company. These bags

are made from a special material which is scientif-

ically formulated to filter out dust while allowing

air to flow through freely. Genuine HOOVER bags

can be identified by the following trademarks.

CAUTION: Very fine materials, such as face powder, cornstarch, fireplace

ashes or fireplace soot, may

seal

the throw-away bag and may cause it to

burst even though it is only partially full of dirt. When the cleaner is used

to remove material of this nature, the bag should be changed frequently.

WHERE TO BUY BAGS Bags may be purchased from your local Author-

ized Hoover Dealer, or from Hoover Factory Service Stations listed on the

white insert.

When ordering bags, be sure to give the model of your cleaner.

TO REPLACE THROW-AWAY BAGS With

the handle in the storage position, tip cleaner

over, resting handle on the floor. This posi-

tion prevents dirt spilling into bag housing.

Open bag cover of cleaner by turning latch in

either direction. Lift bag cover. Hold throw-

away bag by cardboard collar, twist outward,

and remove. Discard used bag.

To attach new throw-away bag, hold bag

with cardboard collar down and with arrows

pointing toward front of cleaner. Push hole

in cardboard firmly over tube, twisting until

bag is secure.

Pull out pleats on each side to open the bag.

Be sure that throw-away bag is not extending

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FIG. 1

FIG. 2

outside of cover and the cover is in proper

posit&on

the gasket before latching.

With the cleaner upright and the handle in the storage

position, turn on the motor briefly before lowering

handle into cleaning position. This insures that the

throw-away bag is inflated.

THE SECONDARY FILTER The secondary filter

protects the motor from dirt. Before installing a new

bag, check the filter. Dirt spilled in the bag housing

will accumulate on the filter and may restrict motor

performance. To clean filter, remove wire holder and

lift out filter. After new bag is installed, close bag

housing and set suction dial for cleaning tools. Plug

cleaner into electrical outlet, turn on, and tap filter

against opening below the suction dial. Disconnect

cleaner from electrical outlet, replace filter in bag

housing, and secure with wire holder.

THE NOZZLE HOSE The nozzle hose on the cleaner

carries the dirt from the nozzle to the throw-away bag.

If the hose becomes obstructed (which may happen if

the bag is overfilled), remove it and clear it. Remove

the hose end from the bottom of the bag housing.

Fig. 1. Turn cleaner over, remove bottom plate (see

Page 10) and lift hose connector from cleaner. Fig. 2.

Clean hose and reinsert it in the cleaner.

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