Hoover U5180 Bedienungsanleitung

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Owner’s Manual

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Contents

Assembling Cleaner ............................3

Carton Contents....................................3

Cleaner Descriptions............................4

How To Use ........................................4-6

Cleaning Tools ..................................6

If You Have a Problem........................10

Important Safeguards ..........................2

Lubrication ............................................9

Maintenance ....................................6-10

Authorized Service..........................10

Cleaning Filters..............................7-8

Clearing Blockages ........................11

Emptying Dirt Cup..........................6-7

Replacing Agitator Brush Roll ........9

Replacing Belt................................8-9

Replacing Headlight..........................8

Thermal Protector ..............................10

Warranty ..............................................12

SERIAL

NUMBER

Important Safeguards!

When using an electrical appliance, always follow basic precautions, including the following:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE

WARNING:To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury:

• Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.

• 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 hair, loose clothing, fingers, feet and all parts of body away from openings,

rotating agitator and other moving parts. Do not operate cleaner in bare feet or

when wearing open toe shoes or sandals.

• Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches,

or hot ashes.

• Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible materials such as gasoline or

fine wood sandings or use in areas where they may be present.

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

cleaner.

• Always turn off this appliance before connecting or disconnecting hose.

• Do not use without dirt cup or filters in place. Empty cup and clean filter fre-

quently when picking up very fine materials such as powder.

• Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.

• Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep

free of dust, lint, hair, or anything that may reduce air flow.

• Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close door on cord or pull

cord around sharp edges or corners. Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord

away from heated surfaces.

• Always disconnect cord from electrical outlet before servicing the cleaner.

• Unplug cleaner when not in use. Turn off all controls before unplugging.

• Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord. Never

handle plug or appliance with wet hands.

• The use of an extension cord is not recommended.

• Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance is not working as it should,

has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water, take it to a

Hoover Sales and Service Center or Authorized Hoover Warranty Service Dealer

(Depot).

• Use vacuum cleaner only for its intended use as described in the instructions.

Use only attachments recommended by The Hoover Company; others may cause

hazards.

WARNING:This product contains chemicals known to the State of

California to cause cancer.

Wash hands after handling.

Save these instructions!

Attach handle

Carton contents

Remove all parts from carton and

identify each item shown.

Make sure all parts are located before

disposing of packing materials.

If you need any assistance:

Visit our website at www.hoover.com. Click on the “Service” button to find the service outlet

nearest you OR

Call 1-800-944-9200 for an automated referral of authorized service outlet locations (U.S. only) OR

Call 1-330-499-9499 to speak with a representative in our Consumer Response Center.

Please do not return this product to the store.

Continued

➜

1. Cleaner assembly

Hold plug (B) with one hand; upper

handle (C) with other hand.

Push plug into upper handle, align-

ing with opposite end of plug and

push firmly until you hear a snap.

After ends are connected, lightly

pull on plug to make sure it is

securely attached.

1-2

Align the groove (D) on the back of

the upper handle with the small pro-

jection (E) on the back of the handle

housing.

Push upper handle down until you

hear a click.

1-3

1-4 1-5

1-1 A. Handle section

B. Cleaner body

C. Cleaning tools and wands

Grasp orange tie wrap (A) and pull

until the black plug (B) comes out of

the handle cavity.

DO NOT remove orange tie wrap

until step 1-3 is complete.

Note: The plug will only fit together

one way. If plug is not fitting togeth-

er, check alignment of ends.

After the plug ends are fully con-

nected, the orange tie wrap (A)

must be removed.

Use caution so as NOT TO CUT

the black power cord. Discard the

orange tie wrap.

Press button (F) at handle base and

push handle all the way down.

1-6

2. How to use

Cleaner description

18. Wands

19. Crevice tool

20. Cord hooks: wrap cord

around hooks for storage. Top

hook can be rotated right or

left for easy cord release.

21. Handle release pedal:

step on lever to lower handle

to operating or low positions.

Operate cleaner only at

voltage specified on data

plate on back of cleaner.

This cleaner is intended for

household use.

1. Handle grip

2. ON/OFF switch

3. Telescoping handle

4. Handle release button

5. Carrying handle

6. Dirt cup release button

7. Dirt cup assembly

8. Dirt cup door hinge

9. Stair cleaning handle:

located below lower edge

of dirt cup.

10. Headlight

11. Nozzle control knob:

turn knob to correct setting

for height of carpet being

cleaned.

12. Furniture guard: helps

prevent cleaner from mark-

ing furniture.

13. Hose handle

14.Combination tool

15. Powered hand tool

16. Hose

17. Hose/tool holder

ON-OFF switch

Plug cord into electrical outlet.

To turn cleaner ON, push ON/OFF

switch once.

To turn cleaner OFF, push switch

again.

15 6

14 14

Polarized plug

To reduce the risk of electric shock,

this appliance has a polarized plug

(one blade is wider than the other).

This plug will fit in a polarized outlet

only one way. If the plug does not fit

fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If

it still does not fit, contact a qualified

electrician to install the proper out-

let. Do not change the plug in any

way.

2-1

Transporting cleaner

To move your cleaner from room to

room, put handle in upright position,

tilt cleaner back on rear wheels and

push forward.

2-3

2-2

Telescoping handle

For convenience in storing or carry-

ing your cleaner, the handle is

designed to retract into the body of

the cleaner. Lower the handle by

depressing the button (A) located at

the handle base and pushing the

handle down. Raise the handle by

depressing the button and pulling

the handle upward, locking it into

the desired position.

Position tools

Place smaller diameter end of wand

(A) into bottom of rack. Snap wand

into clip at top. Repeat with other

wand.

Crevice tool (B) fits into one of the

extension wands.

Snap combination tool (C) and pow-

ered hand tool (D) into storage

areas on back of cleaner as shown.

Handle positions

The handle of your cleaner has

three positions; upright for storage

and when using cleaning tools;

operating position for general

operation on carpet and floors; low

for reaching under low furniture.

Step on handle release lever to

lower handle.

Carrying cleaner

The cleaner can also be moved by

using the carrying handle.

2-4 2-5

2-8

2-6

Carpet height

adjustment

The cleaning of carpet and rugs

takes place at the nozzle (A).

When it is necessary to raise and

lower the nozzle for various carpet

pile heights, place handle in upright

position and turn the nozzle control

knob (B) to the desired setting.

The nozzle will not move into the

adjusted position until the cleaner

handle is lowered to the operating

position.

2-7

Settings

For maximum cleaning perfor-

mance, the following carpet height

settings are recommended:

• Lowest setting: for all types of

carpet.

Note: If the cleaner is difficult to

push, turn knob to the next higher

setting.

• Higher settings: for very deep

pile carpet, where easier pushing

effort is desired, while maintaining

good cleaning performance.

Cleaning lightweight

flexible rugs

Stand on one end of rug and move

cleaner toward other end or edge.

Before reaching edge, push down

on handle. This will lift up the nozzle

(front of cleaner) as shown and will

prevent rug from clinging to cleaner.

Continue to lift up nozzle so that

when you have reached the edge, it

is completely off the rug. Move

cleaner back to start again, lower

nozzle, and use only forward

strokes.

Continued

➜

Stair cleaning

A stair cleaning handle has been

designed for ease in using your

cleaner on stairs. With handle in

operating position, place fingers

under edge of stair cleaning handle

(A) and guide cleaner with other

hand on upper handle.

As an alternative, you may use the

hose and power hand tool for stair

cleaning. Clean from bottom to top.

When using cleaning tools, the

agitator will continue to rotate.

CAUTION: To avoid personal

injury or unnecessary wear to

carpet, and to prevent the cleaner

from falling, always place it at

bottom of stairs.

2-9

Select proper tool

D. Combination tool use with brush

for carved furniture, table tops,

books, lamps, lighting fixtures,

venetian blinds, baseboards, shut-

ters, and registers.

Remove brush to clean upholstered

furniture, draperies, mattresses,

clothing, and carpeted stairs.

E. Powered hand tool may be used

for upholstered furniture, draperies,

mattresses, clothing, automobile

interiors, and carpeted stairs.

F. Crevice tool may be used in tight

spaces, corners and along edges in

such places as dresser drawers,

upholstered furniture, stairs and

baseboards.

G. Wands are used to give extra

length to your hose. Use them with

any of the above tools.

2-12 H

2-11

3-1

2-13 2-14 3. Maintenance

Familiarize yourself with these home

maintenance tasks as proper use

and care of your cleaner will ensure

continued cleaning effectiveness.

When to empty

It is recommended that the dirt cup

be emptied before the dirt reaches

the fill line (A), or after every use if

preferred.

CAUTION: Very fine materials,

such as face powder or corn-

starch, may seal the filter and

cause loss of suction. When using

the cleaner for this type of dust,

empty the cup and clean the fil-

ters often.

Dirt cup

Attach wand and tools

Attach tool or wand to the hose (H).

Attach tool to wand (I) by pushing it

firmly onto the wand.

Twist wand or tool slightly to tighten

or loosen the connection.

2-10

Removing hose

When using cleaning tools, cleaner

handle should be in the upright

position. Also, turn cleaner OFF

before disconnecting and con-

necting hose to hose tube (A).

To use hose, lift hose end (B) as

shown. Check to be sure the hose

tube cover (C) is closed over the

hose tube.

When you are finished cleaning with

the tools, lift cover from hose tube

and reposition hose end into tube.

Combination tool

Slide brush to remove.

To replace brushes, align bottom of

brush with grooves (J) on tool. Slide

brush into place.

Cleaning tools

Tools allow for cleaning surfaces

above the floor and for reaching

hard to clean areas.

The cleaner is ready for tool use

when handle is in upright

position.

CAUTION: The agitator continues

to rotate while cleaner handle is

in upright position. Avoid tipping

cleaner or setting it on furniture,

fringed area rugs or carpeted

stairs during tool use.

How to clean tools

To clean the hose, wipe off dirt with

a cloth dampened in a mild deter-

gent. Rinse with a damp cloth.

Cleaning tools may be washed in

warm water with a detergent. Rinse

and air dry before using.

Continued

➜

BCD

Holding dirt cup over trash recepta-

cle, press dirt cup door release but-

ton (C) to open dirt cup door (D).

Press dirt cup door release button to

latch dirt cup door closed.

3-6

3-8

3-7

Dirt and debris can be cleaned from

the filter assembly by brushing with

the cleaner’s combination tool.

Place the filter assembly on the dirt

cup, aligning tabs (A) on either side

of filter with slots on dirt cup (B) and

twist it clockwise to secure into posi-

tion.

Replace dirt cup as described in

Figs. 3-4 & 3-5.

Cyclonic filter

assembly

How to clean

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet. Do not use cleaner without

dirt cup or filters in place.

3-3

3-5

3-2

How to empty

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet. Do not use the cleaner

without dirt cup or filters in place.

Press dirt cup release button (B)

and pivot cup out.

3-4

Press on dirt cup release button

while firmly pressing on dirt cup.

Release button in order for it to

return to proper position and lock

the dirt cup into place.

Remove dirt cup as described in

Fig. 3-2.

Twist filter assembly (A) counter-

clockwise. Remove assembly from

dirt cup.

Secondary filter

How to clean

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet. Do not operate cleaner

without dirt cup or filters in place.

Pull down on latch (A) located at the

top of the dirt cup cavity to remove

gray filter frame. Remove black foam

filter (B) from frame. Hand wash in

cold water with a mild detergent.

Let filter air dry and replace it into

filter frame.

Reposition filter frame by inserting

tabs (C) into slots (D) on back of dirt

cup cavity. Rotate filter frame up

toward top of dirt cup cavity and

snap closed.

Cleaning filters

Remove dirt cup as described in

Fig. 3-2.

Place bottom of dirt cup in first.

Pivot cup into cleaner body.

Remove dirt cup as described in

Fig. 3-2.

Pull filter frame (A) straight out from

bottom of dirt cup cavity. Remove fil-

ter (B) from frame.

Hand wash in cold water with a mild

detergent.

Let filter air dry and replace it on fil-

ter frame.

Reposition filter frame in bottom of

dirt cup cavity.

What to buy

When purchasing new filters, ask for

HOOVER part No. 93001633 Filter

pack, which includes (1) primary fil-

ter, part No. 93001723 and (1) final

filter, part No. 93001726.

Belt replacement

The belt on your Hoover cleaner

causes the agitator to rotate and is

important for the effective operation

of the cleaner. The belt is located

under the hood of the cleaner and

should be checked from time to time

to be sure it is in good condition.

When to replace

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

To check belt, remove hood as

shown in Fig. 3-13. Replace belt if it

is stretched, cut or broken.

What to buy

To assure effective operation, use

only genuine HOOVER belts with

your cleaner. When purchasing a

new belt, ask for HOOVER part No.

38528040 (belt package part No.

40201190).

How to replace

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Removing hood

Press handle release pedal and

place handle in low position.

Using a coin, turn the two slots (A)

on either side of the hood as shown.

3-13

3-11

3-12

Replacing lens

Reposition lens and secure with the

screw.

Installing bulb

Pull old bulb straight out of socket.

Push new bulb straight into socket

until locked in place.

Excessive force is not required.

3-9

Final filter

How to clean

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet. Do not operate cleaner

without dirt cup or filters in place.

3-10

Headlight replace-

ment

What to buy

This cleaner uses a 13 volt, T-3 114

wedge base bulb, Hoover part No.

27313107.

Removing lens

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Press handle release pedal and

place handle in low position.

Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove

the the screw as shown and lift off

lens.

3-17 3-18 3-19

Continued

The agitator brush roll

When to replace

When agitator brushes are worn, the

agitator should be replaced.

To check condition of brushes, dis-

connect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

3-20

Move edge of a card across bottom

plate while turning agitator. To main-

tain cleaning effectiveness, replace

agitator if brushes do not touch

card.

Replacing agitator brush roll

Insert agitator through belt and place

belt in belt guide (C) on agitator.

Securing agitator

Grasp agitator firmly and fit it into

position by first sliding end opposite

the belt into the rectangular slot (D)

on side of cleaner.

Pull other side of agitator (E) into

place.

Turn agitator making sure belt turns

freely and is not pinched between

agitator and bottom of cleaner.

Replacing hood

Align tabs (F) on hood with slots (G)

on base of cleaner. Pivot hood into

position.

Secure hood into position by turning

the coin slots (Fig. 3-13).

What to buy

When purchasing a new agitator,

ask for HOOVER part No.

48414113.

How to replace

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Remove hood, belt and agitator fol-

lowing directions in “The belt” sec-

tion beginning with Fig. 3-13.

Discard old agitator.

Continue following the directions in

“The belt” section to reposition belt,

new agitator and hood.

Lubrication

The motor is equipped with bear-

ings that contain sufficient lubrica-

tion for the life of the motor. The

addition of lubricant could cause

damage. Therefore, do not add

lubricant to motor bearings.

Removing agitator brush roll

Remove agitator brush roll and used

belt.

Discard used belt.

3-15 3-16

Installing new belt

With lettering on outside of belt,

slide new belt over motor pulley (B).

3-14

Rotate hood toward front of cleaner

and remove the hood.

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

• Incorrect carpet height setting

•

Move carpet height control to a

higher setting

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

• Belt broken or stretched

•

Replace agitator brush roll belt

as described in Figs. 3-13

through 3-19 in the Maintenance

section

Problem: Cleaner hard to push

Problem: Smoky/burning smell

detected

4. If you have a

problem

Problem: Smoky

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

• Broken or worn belt

•

Replace belt

• Agitator brush roll worn

•

Replace brush roll

• Dirt cup full

•

Empty dirt cup

• Incorrect carpet height setting

•

Move nozzle control knob to

lower setting

• Blockage in air flow passages

•

Clear blockage

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

• Not firmly plugged in

•

Plug unit in firmly

• No voltage in wall receptacle

•

Check fuse or breaker

• Blown fuse or tripped breaker

•

Replace fuse or reset breaker

• Thermal protector activated

•

Unplug cleaner and allow cleaner

to cool for 30 minutes (this will

reset the thermal protector)

If a minor problem occurs, it usually

can be solved quite easily when the

cause is found by using the check-

list below.

Problem: Cleaner won’t run

Problem: Cleaner/tools won’t pick up

Thermal protector

An internal thermal protector has

been designed into your cleaner to

protect it from overheating.

When the thermal protector acti-

vates, the cleaner will stop run-

ning. If this happens, proceed as

follows:

1. Turn the cleaner OFF and dis-

connect it from the electrical out-

let.

2. Check secondary and final fil-

ters for dirt accumulation.

3. Refer to “Clearing blockages”

section.

4. When cleaner is unplugged

and the motor cools for 30 min-

utes, the thermal protector automati-

cally resets and cleaning may con-

tinue.

If the thermal protector continues to

activate after following the above

steps, your cleaner may need ser-

vicing (see “Service” section).

Service

To obtain approved HOOVER service

and genuine HOOVER parts, locate

the nearest Hoover Sales and

Service Center or Authorized

Hoover Warranty Service Dealer

(Depot) by:

• checking the Yellow Pages

under “Vacuum Cleaners -

Household” OR -

• checking the list of Sales and

Service Centers provided with this

cleaner OR -

• checking the Service section of

The Hoover Company on-line at

www.hoover.com OR -

• calling 1-800-944-9200 for an

automated referral of authorized

service outlet locations (U.S.

only).

Do not send your cleaner to The

Hoover Company in North Canton for

service, this will only result in delay.

If further assistance is needed, con-

tact The Hoover Consumer Response

Center, Phone: 1-330-499-9499.

In Canada, contact Hoover Canada,

Burlington, Ontario L7R 4A8,

Phone: 1-800-263-6376.

Always identify your cleaner by the

complete model number when

requesting information or ordering

parts. (The model number appears

on the back of the cleaner.)

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