Hoover UH40145B Bedienungsanleitung

Owner's

Manual

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snd

Servicing

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Contents

lmportant

Safeguards

Assembling

Cleaner

Carton

Contents.

How

Use

Cleaner

Descriptions

Embedded

DirtFlNDER"'

Feature

....

CleaningTools

Maintenance

EmptyingDirt

Cup ....,..

Cleaningfilters ...,

Thermal

Protector

Replacing

Headlight

ReplacingBelt .,.....

Replacing

Agitator

Brush

Roll

Replacing

Edge

Groomers.

ReplacingPower

Hand

Tool

Agitator

Brush

Roll.

Replacing

PowerHandTool

Belt.

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Service

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Problem.

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Blockages

Parts

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witha

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Consumer

Response

Center;Mon-Fri

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Pleasedonot

return

this

product

thestore.

This

carpet

cleaneris

intended

forhousehold

use.

Notintended

forcornmercial

usein anyhousehold

orforany

operate

carpet

cleaner

only

atvoltage

specified

on data

plate

Plug

carpet

cleaner

intoaproperlygrounded

outlet.

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other

commercialpurpose.

onback

of cleaner.

porta

nt Safety

nstructi

ons

When using an electrical

appliance,

always

follow basic

precautions,includingthe following:

READALL

INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE

USING

THIS

APPLIANCE

WAR N IN G : ro reducetherisk

of fire,electric

shock,

or injury:

. Do not use

outdoorsor on wet surfaces.

. Closesupervision

isnecessary

when

anyappliance

isused

byornear

children.

Donot

allow

vacuumcleanerto be

usedas

atoy.

. Donotrununattendedatanytime.

. Keep

hair,looseclothing,

fingers,

feetandall

parts

of bodyaway

from

openings,

rotating

agitatorand

othermoving

parts.

r Donotpick

upanything

thatisburning

orsmoking,

suchas

cigarettes,matches,

orhotashes.

Donotuseto pick

upflammableorcombustible

materialssuch

gasoline

orfinewood

sandingsoruse

in areaswhere

they

maybepresent.

r Alwaysturnoff thisappliance

before

connecting

ordisconnecting

hose'

oUnplugcleaner

beforeconnecting

thepowered

hand

tool'

r Do not usewithout dirt cupor filters

in place.

Empty

cupandclean

filterfrequently

when

pick'ing

upveryfinematerialssuchas

powder.

oUseextracarewhencleaning

on stairs.

r Donotput any

object

intoopenings.

Donotuse

withany

openingblocked;

keepfree

dust,

lint,hair,oranything

thatmay

reduceairflow.

. Alwaysdisconnectcord

from electrical

outlet

beforeservicing

the cleaner.

r Alwaysunplugcleaner

whennot in use.

Turnoff all controls

beforeunplugging.

r Donotunplugbypulling

oncord.Tounplug,

grasp

the

plug,notthe

cord.Neverhandle

plug

orappliancewith

wethands.

Theuse

of anextensioncord

isnot recommended.

. Donotusewithdamagedcord

orplug.

lf appliance

isnotworking

asit should,hasbeen

dropped,damaged,

left

outdoors,

ordropped

intowater,

takeit to aHooverSalesand

ServiceCenterorAuthorizedHoover

WarrantyService

Dealer

(Depot).

. Donotpull

orcany

bycord,usecordasahandle,closedoor

oncordorpullcordaround

sharpedgesorcomers.

Donotrunappliance

overcord.

Keepcord

away

fromheated

surfaces.

r Usevacuum

cleaneronly

foritsintended

useasdescribed

in the

instructions.Useonly

attachments

recommended

byHoover;

others

may

cause

hazards.

WARNING:

This

product

contains

chemicals

knownto theStateof California

to causecancer

and

reproductive

toxicity.

Washhands

after

handling.

r Donotoperatecleaner

in barefeetorwhenwearing

opentoeshoes

orsandals.

. Avoid

picking

up hard,sharp

objects

with thecleaner.

Theymaydamagethe cleaner.

Save

thesenstructions

Assembling

cleaner

rton

contents

A.Handle

section

Cleaner

body

Hose,

cleaning

tools

and

wands

fpacked

cleaner).Shortcrevice

tool onlyavailable

with somemodels.

D.Powered

hand

tool

{some

models)

Remove

a1l

parts

from cartonand

identify

each

itemshown.Makesureall

parts

are

located

beforedisposing

ofpacking.

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Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet.

Remove

cardboard

(A)

andscrews

fromhandle

section.

Discard

cardboard.

Opentool cover

cleanerbody

(B).

Remove

powered

handtool

(some

models).

Make

sure

thatthe

switchisintheOFF

position.

Slide

handle

sectiononto

backofhandle.

Push

screwsintoholesonback

ofhandle.

Tightenscrewssecurelywith aPhillips

screwdriver.

Remove

powered

hand

tool (some

models)

fromplastic

bagand

return

it to thetool

storagearea.

Attach

handle

How

to use

Cleaner

description

Operatecleaner

onlyat voltage

specified

data

plate

on bottomof cleaner.

The

assembled

cleaner

willlook

the

dra

wing.

1.Handle

2. 0N/0FF switch

3. Tool cover

4. Dusting

brush

5.Powered

handtool'*or Crevicetool-*

(depending

on model)

6.Furniture

nozzle

Dirt cuplatch

B.Dirt cup

1id

9.Dirt cup

10.

Dirt

cuphandle

I 1

. HEPA

cartridge

filter

12.Pre-filter

13.

Final

filter

14.Threeposition

handle

release

pedal:

Step

on lever

to lower

handle

operating

orlow positions.

15.Nozzle

control

knob:Slideknob to

correct

settingfor heightof carpetbeing

cleaned.

16.Furnitureguard

17.Headlight

B.DirtFlNDER"

display*

9. Embedded

DirtFlNDER"*

sensitivitv

switch"

20. Edge

groomers

. Hose

22.Hose

rack

23. Cordhooks:

Wrapcord

aroundhooksfor

storage.

The

top hookcanberotated

right or left for easycordrelease.

24, Carrying

handle

25.

Extension

wands

26. Crevice

wand-u:

storesin rear

wand.

"somemodels

only.

This

cleaneris

intended

for household

use.

Not intended

for commercial

usein any

household

or for anyother

commercial

purpose.

Pol

anzed

plug

Toreduce

therisk

of electric

shock,

this

appliance

has

a polarized

plug

(one

bladeis

wider

thantheothe

r). This

plug

will fit in

a polarized

outlet

only

one

way. lf the

plug

doesnot fit fully in the outlet,reverse

the

plug.

lf it stilldoes

not fit, contacta quali-

fied electrician

to install

the proper

outlet.

Do not change

the plug in anyway.

ON-OFF

switch

Plug

cord

into

electrical

outlet.

Toturn

cleaner

0N,

push

switch

up.

turn

cleaner

OFF,

push

switchdown.

T!'r

nsporting Carrying

cleaner cleaner- Handle

positions

The

handle

your cleaner

has

three

positions;

upright

forstorage

and

when

using

cleaning

tools;operating

position

for

general

operation

on carpet

and

floors;

1ow

for reaching

underlow furniture.Step

handle

release

lever

to lower

handle.

To moveyour

cleanerfrom room

to room,

put handle

in uprightposition,

tilt cleaner

back

on rear

wheels

and

push

forward.

Thecleaner

can

also

be moved

using

the carrying

handle.

Embedded

DiTtFINDER'''

feature

(availabte

onsome

modets)

With red

and

green

lights

(n),

the

DirtFlNDER" sys

tem alerts

the user

to areas

of carpet

thatmay

needmore

cleaning

atten-

tion.lt is

able

sense

whenlarger

amounts

of dirt

embedded

dirt, are

r.*rl:;licles' especially

let

you know that

theDirtFlNDER"

feature

isready,

thered

lightwill come

when

thecleaner

isfirst

turnedon.After

few seconds,

theredlightwill go off and

the

green

light

will come

on.

Cleaningmay

then

begin.

Thegreen

lightwill remain

on throughout

cleaning,

except

when

thedetector

senses

that a larger

amount

of dirt is

being

picked

up; then

thered

lightwill come

on.

When

thered

lightis

on,

you should

take

additional

cleaning

strokes

in thearea

until

it changes

to green.

o The

redlight

may

seldom

come

on dur-

ing cleaning.

this

means

that

your cleaner

ispicking

up primarily

fine surface

dust

and

lint whichthe system

may not detect,

or that the carpetisgenerally

c1ean.To

increase

the feature's

sensitivity

to dirt, set

the switch(B)

to the "Hl" position.

r At other

times,

the

red

light

may

stay

for a considerable

amountof time.

This

means

that the carpet

contains

a high level

of dirt whichis

beingremoved

by the

cleaner.

Todecrease

the

feature's

sensitivity

to dirt,

set

theswitch

to the"REG."

{Regular)

position.

Carpetheight

adjustment

The

cleaningof

carpetandrugs

takes

place

at the

nozzle(C).

When

it isneces-

saryto raiseand

lower

the n

ozzle

variouscarpet

pile

heights,

slidethe

nozzlecontrol knob

(D)

to the desired

settin

Forease

in slidingknob,

upright

position

andtilt

The

nozzle

will not move

position

untilthe cleaner

to the operating

position

place

handle

in the

cleaner

foward

(E).

into the adjusted

handle

lowered

(F).

Handle

position

Settings

Formaximum

cleaning

performance,

the fol-

lowing

carpetheight

settingsare

recommended.

. Lowest

setting:for barefloorsand all

typesof carpet

Note:

lf thecleaner

difficult

to push,

slide

krrob

to the

higher

setting.

. Higher

settings:

forvery deep

pilecarpet

whereeasier

pushing

effort

isdesired,while

maintaining

good

cleaning

performance.

Cleaninglightweight

flexiblerugs

Standon oneend

of rug andmove

cleanertoward

otherendor

edge.

' Beforereaching

edge,

push

down

onhandle.This

will

lift up then

ozzle

(front

of cleaner)

andwill prevent

rug fromclinging

to cleaner.

Continue

to lift up nozzle

sothat when

you have

reached

theedge,

it is

completely

off the

rug.

Move

cleanerbackto startagain,lower

nozzle,

and useonly forward strokes.

Stair

cleaning

Special

edge

groomers

are

pro-

videdon both sides

of thenozzleto

remove

dirt in car-

pet

near

baseboards

and

furniture.

Guideeither

side

nozzle

parallel

edgeof carpetor

furniture. Usethehoseand

powered

hand

tool (some

models)

or furniture nozzle

for stairclean-

ing. Clean

from bottom to top.

When

usingcleaning

tools,the agitatorwill

continueto rotate.

CAUTION:Toavoid

personal

injury

or unnec-

essary

wear

to carpet,

and

to prevent

the

cleanerfrom falling,

always

place

it at bot-

tom of stairs.

How

to attachtoolcover

The tool cover

designedwith a

"break-

away"

featurewhich

allows

it to snap

free

if it is

pushed

opentoo far.

Toreattach,

align

hingesof cover

with slotson sides

of toolstoragearea.

Push

coverdown to

secure

in place.

Cleaningtools

Tools

allow

for cleaningsurfaces

above

the

floor andfor reachinghard

to clean

areas.

Handle

must

bein the

upright

position

for

tooluse.

CAUTION:Agitator

continuesto rotate

while

cleaner

handle

isin upright

position.

Avoid

tippingcleaner

or setting

it onfurniture,

fringed

area

rugs

or carpeted

stairsduring

tool use.

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:l\-A

Attach

wand

andtools

Attach

tool orwandto thehose

(G).

Attach

second

wand

ortool to wand (H)

pushing

it firmly ontothewand.

Twist

wand or tool slightlyto tighten or

loosen

the connection.

How

toclean

tools

Toclean

thehose

and

the

powered

hand

tool,

wipe off dirt with a cloth

dampenedin

a milddetergent.

Rinse

with a damp

cloth.

Do not submerge

powered

hand

tool in

water.

Cleaningtoolsmay

bewashed

in warm

water

with a detergent.Rinse

andairdry

before

using.

Select

proper

tool

l. Dusting

brush

maybeused

for carved

furniture,

table

tops,books,

1amps,lighting

fixture

s,venetianblinds,

baseboards,

shutters,

and

registers.

J. Furniture

nozzlemaybe used

for

upholsteredfurniture,

draperies,

mattresses,

clothing,automobileinteriors,

and

carpeted

stairs.

K. Powered

hand

tool"may

beusedfor

upholsteredfurniture,

carpeted

stairsand

hard-to-reach

places.

L. Crevice

tool" maybe used

in tight spaces,

cornersandalong

edges

in such

places

dresserdrawers,

upholstered

furniture,

stairs

andbaseboards.

M. Crevice

wand*

canbe used

in tight

spaces,corners

and

alongedgesin such

places

asdresser

drawers,

upholsteredfur-

niture,

stairs,

andbaseboards.

lt canalso

used

for extra

reach

with the dusting

brush

and/orextension

wand.

N. Wandsareused

to give

extra

length

your hose. Use

themwith any of the above

tools.

sonte mode/s

Extra

reachhose*

Push

0N/0FF

switchto OFF

posi-

tion. Remove

regular

hose

from

cleaner.Align end

of extra

reachhose

with projections

(0)

overslots

{P)

in dirt

duct.

Slidehose

into (P)

andtwist

hoseto

lock

it into place.

(To

detach

hose,

reverse

procedure,)

Attach

wandsor

tools

to theother

endof hose.

.-Available

at addi-

tionalcost

if not

included

with

vour

cleaner.

Maintenance

Familiarize

yourself

with thesehomemain-

tenancetasks

proper

useand

careof

your

cleaner

will ensure

continued

cleaning

effectiveness.

Dirt

cup

The

dirt cupassembly

consistsof the

following

parts:

Lid (A)

Dirt Cup(B)

Pre-filter

(C)

HEPACartridge

Filter

(D)

Dirtlnlet 0pening

(E)

Bottom Door

Release

Button (F)

Whilethecleanerisin operation,

the

pre-

filter

screen

will stop

larger

debrisfrom

entering

theHEPA

cartridge

filter chamber.

Thislarger

debris

will beseen

collecting

the

left sideof thedirt cup.

TheHEPA

car-

tridgefilter

will collectfineparticles

that

have

passed

throughthe pre-filter

screen.

When

toempty

It is

recommended

thatthedirt cupbe

emptiedbefore

the dirt reaches

thedirt inlet

openingonback

of dirt cup{Fig.

3-1)

after every

useif preferred.

CAUTION:

Very

fine materials,

suchasface

powder

or cornstarch,

mayseal

the filter and

causeloss

of suction.When

using

the cleaner

for this type of dust,

emptythe cup and

clean

the filters often.

How

toempty

Disconnect

cleaner

from electrical

outlet.Do

not usecleaner

without dirt cupor filters in

place.

Pushlatch

(F)

to the left to unlock.

Lift cup slightlyandpu11

straight

out to

remove

from cleaner.

Hold

thedirt cup

overtrashrecep-

tacle.

Press

the

dirt

cup

bottom

door

release

button to

empty

dirt cup.

Tap

sideof cup

to remove

debris.

Closethebottom

doorfirmly to

atch.

Slidecupstraight

into cavity.

Bot-

tom of cup will rest

behind

grooves

bottom of cleaner

cavity

(G),

Pushlatch(F)

theright to lockin

place.

Filter

assembly

TheHEPA

cartridgefilter andpre-filter

are

essentially

self-sheddin

Tapping

theside

of thedirt cup as

described

in "How to empty dirt cup" shouldsuffi-

cientlyremove

dustandfine particles

from

theHEPA

cartridgefilter andpre-filter.

The filter assembly

can

also

be removed

for

additional

cleaning.

How

tocleanfilterassembly

Remove

dirt cupas

described

in "How

to empty dirt cup,"

Lift up the crank

located

at thetop

of thedirt cup on

thelid.

Hold

thedirt cup

over

trash

recep-

tacle.Press

thedirt

cupbottom door

releasebutton to

open

thedirt cup.

Rotate

the crank

until filter is clean.

the bottom

doorfirmly to latch

beforereturning dirt cup to theunit.

Note:

The filter canalso

be removed

from

thedirt cup and

cleaned.Todo so,open

top

lid and

remove

filter andprefilter

assembly.

Hold filter overtrashreceptacle.

Tap

side

of filter against

trash

receptacleto remove

debris.

Return

the filter and

prefilter

assem-

bly backinto the dirt cup.Close

thelid

firmly to latch

it beforereturning

the dirt

cupto unit.

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