Hoover ROYAL Bedienungsanleitung

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πH-3956

HOOVER®ROYAL

LIGHTWEIGHT VACUUM

1-800-295-5510

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SAFETY

WARNING: This product contains chemicals

known to the state of California to cause

cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm.

Wash hands after using.

WARNING! To reduce the risk of fire, electric

shock, or injury:

• Fully assemble vacuum before operating

• Servicing should be done by Uline Repairs

Department.

• Do not leave appliance plugged in. Unplug from

outlet when not in use and before cleaning or

servicing.

• Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.

• Do not use as a toy. Only individuals above the age

of 12 should operate this product. Close attention

is necessary when used by or near children. Keep

children away from product to avoid touching,

getting caught in rotating parts or placing objects

into openings which may result in injury or damage.

• Use only as described in this manual. Use only

manufacturer’s recommended attachments and

products.

• Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance

is not working properly, has been dropped,

damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water,

send to Uline Repairs Dept. prior to continuing use.

• Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle,

close a door on the cord, or pull cord around sharp

edges or corners. Do not place product on cord. Do

not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from

heated surfaces.

• Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp

the plug, not the cord.

• Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.

• Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with

any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair

and anything that may reduce air flow.

• Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all parts of

body away from openings and moving parts.

• Turn off all controls before unplugging.

• Use extra care when cleaning on stairs. To avoid

personal injury or damage and to prevent the

vacuum from falling, always place vacuum at

bottom of stairs or on floor. Do not place vacuum on

stairs or furniture, as it may result in injury or damage.

• Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible

liquids, such as gasoline or fine wood dust or use in

areas where they may be present.

• Connect to a properly grounded outlet only. See

Grounding Instructions.

• Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking,

such as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.

• Do not use without dust bag and filters in place.

• An internal thermal protector protects the vacuum

from overheating. When the thermal protector

activates, the vacuum will stop running. If this

happens proceed as follows:

a. Turn vacuum OFF and disconnect it from the

electrical outlet.

b. Inspect the nozzle and bag inlet openings for

any obstructions. Clear obstructions if present.

c. When vacuum is unplugged and motor cools for

30 minutes, the thermal protector will deactivate

and cleaning may continue.

d. If the thermal protector continues to activate

after following the above steps, the vacuum may

need servicing.

IMPORTANT! Read all instructions

before using vacuum.

TOOL NEEDED

Phillips Screwdriver

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CARTON CONTENTS

Unpack carton contents and identify parts.

A. Handle section

B. Vacuum body

C. Hose, cleaning tools and wands

D. Bolts x 2

E. Nuts x 2

ATTACH HANDLE

NOTE: Switch above bag door should be in OFF

position.

1. Remove bag door on vacuum

body by pushing down at

top of door and pulling door

outward. (See Figure 1)

2. Slide handle onto vacuum

body. (See Figure 2)

3. Push bolts into holes on back of

handle. (See Figure 3)

4. Place nuts in recessed areas on

front of handle. Hold each nut

in place while tightening each

bolt securely with a Phillips

screwdriver. (See Figure 4)

5. Reposition bag door by fitting

tabs on bottom of door into

opening. Press top of door

securely shut. (See Figure 5)

This appliance must

be grounded. If it

should malfunction

or breakdown,

grounding

reduces the risk

of electric shock.

This appliance

is equipped with

a cord having

an equipment-

grounding conductor and grounding plug. The plug

must be inserted into an appropriate outlet that is

properly installed and grounded in accordance with all

local codes and ordinances.

WARNING! Improper connection of the

equipment-grounding conductor can result in

a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified

electrician or service person if you are in doubt

as to whether the outlet is properly grounded.

WARNING! Do not modify the plug provided with

the appliance. If it will not fit the outlet, have a

proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

This appliance is for use on a nominal 120-volt

circuit and has a grounding attachment plug

that looks like the plug illustrated in the sketch.

Make sure that the appliance is connected

to an outlet having the same configuration as

the plug. No adapter should be used with this

appliance.

WARNING! Brush roll continues to turn while

product is turned on and handle is in upright

position. To avoid damage to carpet, rugs and

flooring, avoid tipping vacuum or setting it on

furniture, fringed area rugs, or carpeted stairs

during tool use. Do not use sharp objects to

clean out hose as they can cause damage.

Avoid picking up hard, sharp objects with this

product as they may cause damage. Store

in a dry place. Do not expose machine to

freezing temperatures.

SAFETY CONTINUED

ASSEMBLY

GROUNDED

OUTLET

GROUNDED OUTLET BOX

GROUNDING PIN

D E

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

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PARTS

ASSEMBLY CONTINUED

ATTACH HOSE

NOTE: Hose must be

connected as shown for all

operations.

1. Align end of hose with

projections (A) over slots (B) in

dirt duct. (See Figure 6)

2. Slide hose into dirt duct and

twist hose to lock projection into

slot (B). (See Figure 7)

3. Lift hose tube cover (C).

Position hose over hose hook

(D) and onto hose tube (E).

(See Figure 8)

POSITION TOOLS

4. Place smaller, smooth end of

wand into bottom of rack. Snap

wand into clip. Repeat with

other wand. (See Figure 9)

5. Snap ends of dusting brush/

furniture nozzle (F) and crevice

tool (G) into clips as shown.

(See Figure 10)

Figure 6 Figure 9

Figure 10Figure 7

Figure 8

1. Handle

2. Cord hooks: wrap cord around hooks for storage.

The top hook can be rotated right or left for easy

cord release.

3. Hose

4. ON/OFF switch: located on left rear corner of

vacuum body

5. Carrying handle

6. Bag door

7. Stair cleaning handle: located on lower edge of

bag door

8. Handle release lever: step on lever to lower handle

to operating or low positions

9. Headlight

10. Nozzle control knob: slide knob to correct setting for

height of carpet being cleaned

11. Furniture guard: helps prevent vacuum from marking

furniture

12. Wands

13. Check bag indicator

14. Final filter exhaust

15. Dusting brush/furniture nozzle

16. Crevice tool

17. Hose hook

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WARNING! Operate vacuum only at voltage

specified on data plate on bottom of vacuum.

ON/OFF SWITCH

1. Plug cord into electrical outlet.

2. To turn vacuum ON, push the

ON/OFF switch (H) toward the

front of the vacuum.

(See Figure 11)

3. To turn vacuum OFF, push switch

toward back of vacuum.

CORD STORAGE

WARNING! Unplug cord from wall before storing.

When finished using vacuum, wrap cord around cord

storage hooks.

HANDLE POSITIONS

The vacuum has three positions:

• Upright for storage and when

using cleaning tools.

• Operating position for

vacuuming carpet and floors.

• Low for reaching under low

furniture.

To navigate each position step on

the handle release lever and lower

the handle. (See Figure 12)

TRANSPORTING VACUUM

• From upright position, tilt the

vacuum back onto the rear

wheels and push forward.

(See Figure 13)

• The vacuum can also be

moved by using the carrying

handle. (See Figure 14)

CARPET HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT

Carpet and rug cleaning takes

place at the nozzle (I). When it

is necessary to raise and lower

the nozzle for various carpet pile

heights, slide the nozzle control

knob (J) to the desired setting.

(See Figure 15)

HANDLE POSITION

For ease in sliding knob, the

handle should be in the upright

position (K). (See Figure 16)

The nozzle will not move into the

adjusted position until the vacuum

handle is lowered to the operating

position (L). (See Figure 16)

SETTINGS

For maximum cleaning

performance, the following

carpet height settings are

recommended:

• Low setting: For bare floor.

(See Figure 17)

• High settings: For deep pile carpet so vacuum is

easier to push. (See Figure 17)

Note: If the vacuum is difficult to push, slide

knob to the next higher setting.

CLEANING LIGHTWEIGHT AREA RUGS

1. Stand on one end of a rug and move the vacuum

toward the other end of the rug.

2. Before reaching the edge, push

down on the handle. This will

lift up the nozzle on the front of

the vacuum and will prevent

the rug from clinging to the

vacuum. (See Figure 18)

3. Continue to lift up the nozzle

so that when you have reached the edge it is

completely off the rug.

4. Move the vacuum back to start again, lower the

nozzle, and use only forward strokes.

STAIR CLEANING

CAUTION! Use extra care when cleaning

on stairs. To avoid personal injury or damage,

and to prevent the vacuum from falling, always

place vacuum at the bottom of the stairs or on

the floor. Do not place the vacuum on stairs or

furniture, as it may result in injury or damage.

A stair cleaning handle has been

designed for ease of use. With

handle in operating position,

place fingers under edge of

stair cleaning handle and guide

vacuum with other hand on upper

handle. (See Figure 19)

INSTRUCTIONS

Fi gu r e 11

Figure 12

Figure 13

Figure 14

Figure 15

Figure 16 K

HIGH BARE

FLOOR

Figu re 17

Figure 18

Figure 19

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STAIR CLEANING CONTINUED

The hose and furniture nozzle can also be used for stair

cleaning. Clean from bottom to top.

CLEANING TOOLS

WARNING! Brush roll continues to turn while

product is turned on and handle is in the upright

position. To avoid damage to carpet, rugs and

flooring, avoid tipping vacuum or setting it on

furniture, fringed area rugs or carpeted stairs

during tool use.

REMOVING HOSE

NOTE: When using cleaning tools, vacuum

handle should be in the upright position.

Turn vacuum off before disconnecting and

connecting hose to hose tube.

1. Remove hose from hose tube (M).

(See Figure 20)

2. Lower hose tube cover (N).

(See Figure 20)

3. When finished using cleaning

tools, lift cover from hose tube

and reposition hose into tube.

SELECT PROPER TOOL

• Dusting brush (O) may be

used for carved furniture,

table tops, books, lamps,

lighting fixtures, venetian

blinds, baseboards,

shutters, and registers. To

use as a furniture nozzle,

press tab and slide

brushes off. (See Figure 21)

• Furniture nozzle (P) may be used for upholstered

furniture, draperies, mattresses, clothing, automobile

interiors, and carpeted stairs. (See Figure 21)

• Crevice tool (Q) may be used in tight spaces,

corners and along edges in such places as

dresser drawers, upholstered furniture, stairs and

baseboards. (See Figure 21)

• Extension wands are used to give extra length to

your hose. Use them with any of the above tools.

(See Figure 21)

ATTACH WAND AND TOOLS

1. Attach tool or wand to the

hose by pushing it firmly into

the hose. (See Figure 22)

2. Twist wand or tool slightly

to tighten or loosen the

connection.

3. Repeat with other tools.

CLEAN TOOLS AND HOSE

1. To clean hose wipe off dirt with a cloth dampened

in a mild detergent. Rinse with a damp cloth.

2. Wash tools in warm water with a detergent. Rinse

and air dry before using.

CHECK BAG INDICATOR

The indicator (R) will turn red as the

filter bag fills with dirt. (See Figure 23)

Three conditions cause the indicator

to become completely red:

• The bag is full; change the bag .

• Fine materials have been picked

up, clogging the bag pores; change the bag .

• Blockage in the nozzle, hose, tools or at the bag

opening; remove the blockage (See Clearing

Blockages, page 7)

INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

MAINTENANCE

Figure 22

Figure 21

Figure 20

Figure 23

CAUTION! To reduce the risk of injury from

moving parts, unplug before servicing.

FILTER BAG REPLACEMENT

Change filter bag when dirt reaches the dotted line or

vacuum will not operate effectively.

NOTE: New carpet has loose fibers that fill the filter

bag quickly when vacuumed. This type of debris

does not activate the indicator. If vacuuming new

carpet change the filter bag often.

CAUTION! Fine materials such as face powder

or corn starch may seal the filter bag and

cause it to burst. When vacuuming material of

this nature, change filter bag often.

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MAINTENANCE CONTINUED

FILTER BAG REPLACEMENT CONTINUED

CHANGING THE FILTER BAG

1. Push down at top of bag door,

pull door forward and remove

door. (See Figure 24)

2. Grasp filter bag collar (U)

and pull collar from tube (V).

(See Figure 25)

NOTE: Do not clean out

old filter bag and reuse.

Discard used filter bag.

3. To install new filter bag, align

opening in filter bag collar

with tube. Push bag firmly onto

tube. Tuck in filter bag.

4. Replace bag door by placing

tabs on bottom of door into

opening (W). (See Figure 26)

BELT REPLACEMENT

The vacuum’s belt causes the

agitator brush roll to rotate and is

important for the vacuum to be

effective. The belt is located under

the bottom plate and should be

checked from time to time to be

sure it is in good condition.

1. Place the handle in the low

position and turn the vacuum

over so bottom side is up.

2. Unscrew the four screws (CC)

with a Phillips screwdriver. Lift

off the bottom plate (DD).

(See Figure 27)

3. If the belt is stretched, cut or

broken, replace immediately.

4. Remove agitator brush roll and

used belt. Discard used belt.

(See Figure 28)

5. With lettering on outside of

the new belt (EE), slide the belt

over the motor pulley (FF).

(See Figure 29)

6. Insert agitator brush roll through

belt and place belt in belt

guide (GG) on agitator.

(See Figure 30)

NOTE: If the agitator shield

(HH) becomes dislodged

while replacing the belt

or the agitator brush roll,

reposition below the belt

guide. (See Figure 30)

7. Grasp agitator brush roll firmly

and slide the end opposite of the belt into the

rectangular slot (HH) on the side of the vacuum.

Pull other side of agitator brush roll into place.

(See Figure 31)

8. Turn agitator brush roll to ensure belt moves freely.

9. Replace the bottom.

CLEANING SECONDARY AND FINAL FILTERS

SECONDARY FILTER

The secondary filter protects the motor from dirt particles.

It is located behind the grill in the bottom of the bag

compartment.

1. Pull off grill (X) and lift filter out

of compartment.

(See Figure 32)

2. Hand wash filter in cold water

with mild detergent, then air dry.

3. Replace filter and grill.

FINAL FILTER

The final filter assists in the filtration

process to return clean air to the

room.

1. Remove bag door and pull

down top of filter and lift out of

compartment. (See Figure 33)

2. Hand wash filter in cold water with mild detergent.

Air dry before replacing.

NOTE: Do not operate vacuum without either

secondary of final filter in place.

EDGE GROOMER REPLACEMENT

Replace the edge groomers, located on both sides of

the nozzle, when they appear worn.

1. Place handle in low position

and turn vacuum over. Using a

Phillips screwdriver remove the

four screws (S) on the bottom of

the vacuum. (See Figure 34)

(Edge groomer replacement

continued on page 7)

Figure 24

Figure 25

Figure 26

WFigure 32

Figure 33

Figure 27

Figure 34

Figure 28

Figure 30

Figure 31 HH

Figure 29

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MAINTENANCE CONTINUED

EDGE GROOMER REPLACEMENT CONT.

2. Lift off both old edge

groomers (T) and slide new

edge groomers into position.

(See Figure 35)

3. Reposition the bottom plate

and screw the four screws

back in.

HEADLIGHT

REPLACEMENT

CAUTION! Disconnect

the vacuum from

electrical outlet before

removing the lens.

1. Using a Phillips screwdriver,

remove the two screws (Z)

from the lens (AA). Lift the

lens off the vacuum.

(See Figure 36)

2. Pull the old bulb (BB) straight

out of the socket and push

the new bulb straight into

the socket until it locks into

place. (See Figure 37)

Do not use excessive force.

3. Reposition the lens and

secure with the screws.

(See Figure 38)

AGITATOR BRUSH ROLL REPLACEMENT

1. Check the condition of the

brushes by placing the edge of

a card across the bottom of the

plate while turning the agitator

brush. (See Figure 39)

2. If brushes do not touch the card

the agitator brush roll needs to

be replaced.

3. To replace, remove the bottom plate, belt and agitator

brush roll. (See Belt Replacement, page 6)

4. Discard the old agitator brush roll and replace with a

new one.

CLEARING BLOCKAGES

NOTE: A blockage in the system can cause low

suction or pickup.

1. Check filter bag. Change if full.

2. Turn on vacuum. Check end of hose for suction.

a. If there is no suction, disconnect the hose and

check for blockage in the hose and tube.

3. Check for blockage at the connection at hose tube.

4. If blockage is not found in tube, remove bottom plate,

belt and agitator. (See Belt Replacement, page 6)

5. Remove agitator shield and remove any loose debris

which may have accumulated.

Figure 39Figure 35

Figure 38

Figure 36

Figure 37

TROUBLESHOOTING

OPERATING ISSUE RECOMMENDATIONS

Vacuum won’t turn on. 1. Plug cord in firmly.

2. Check fuse and breaker.

3. Replace fuse or reset breaker.

4. Allow vacuum to cool for 30 minutes.

There is little to no suction. 1. Clear any blockage in hose or base of vacuum.

1. Move nozzle control knob to lower setting.

2. Change filter bag.

3. Replace belt.

4. Replace brush roll.

Vacuum is hard to push. 1. Move carpet height control to a higher setting.

Vacuum has a burning smell. 1. Check for clogs in hose and base of vacuum.

2. Replace belt.

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