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Kenmore Vacuum Cleaner

OWNER'SMANUAl.

READTHISMANUAL for important safety,

assembly and operating instructions.

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.....WAR,PANTY .............................. 1

SERVICE ................................. i

IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ....... 2

PARTSAND FEATURES.................... 3

ASSEMBLY................. ..................... 4-5

ATTACHMENTASSEMBLY..................... 5

USE

To Vacuum ;. ............ ,:.. :.. :/ ........ 6

How to Select Proper Height for Cleaning,..., 6

Using Attachments .............. ............ 7

Attachment Use Chart ............. _,,.... 7

VacuumStorage.... ..... ....:.. .... ..,,. _. 8

VACUUM CARE ;:.._,i_!:i8

Bag Changing .............. :. ........... :r;9--10

Motor Safety FilterCleanlng ............... 10

Belt Changing, Brush Changing

and Brush Cleaning .................... 11-13

C!eaning Exterior and Attachments ......... 13

Light Bulb Changing ..................... 14

Clog Removal .......................... t5

TROUBLESHOOTING..................... 16

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iProper assembly and safe use of your vacuumcleaner are yourresponsibilities. Your cleaneris intend-

ed:only for household use The cleaner should be stored in a d . indoor area " ,_Mnnos

i_ ........ ,.................. ry, . Read this Owner_ ..._.._-

[:alcarefulty for impo#ant use and safety infonnation.

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KENMOREVACUUM CLEANER_

FULLONE"YEARWARRANTY

When used for private household purposes, if within

one Year from the date of purchase, this vacuum

clear_er fails due to a defect in material or workman-

_iship, RETURN ITTO THE NEARESTSEARSSERVICECEN-

TER/DEPARTMENTIN THE UNITEDSTATES,and Sears wilt

repair it free Of charge.

•if this vacuum cleaner is used for commercial or

rental purposes, the above warranty coverage

•applies for only 90days from the date of purchase.

iThis warranty gives you spec f c legal rights, and

:you may also have other rights _shich yarY from

:state to state.

SEARS,ROEBUCKAND CO., D/817 WA,

Hoffman Estates,IL 60179 .........

Ifyou need serviceor parts,visityournearest Sears

ServiceCenter orthe ServiceDepaffment locatedat

• most Sears RetailStores.They willbe able•to.solve

your problem and supplyany needed replacement

parts.Any Serviceneeded other than'described in

thisOwner's Manual should be done by aSears

authorizedservicerepresentative.

How toOrderRepairParts

-When requestingserviceororderingparts,have the

followinginformationavailable:

EnglishSpeaking:

To Call Toll Free ForService:

::! _ :T::oCallToll Free ForParts:

!. Model number.

2. Serial number.

3. Description of problem.

4. Part number.

5. Name of part.

(T-800.-4-REPAIR)

•(1-800-473-7247)

i (I-800-FON-PART)

(1-800-366-7278)

EEEEETMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCtiONS

WARNING....

• , . ::?

•To reduce the risk of fire, electricalshock, :injury to persons or damage

vacuum cleaner, follow basic $afety precautions including the following;. '

Read this manual before assembling or using}

your vacuum cleaner.

Use your cleaner only as described in this

manual. Use only with Sears recommended

attachments.

To reduce the risk of electrical shock - Do not

use outdoors or on wet surfaces.

Do not put any objects into openings. ::,, ,

Do not: use withanyopening blocked; keep

free of dust,lint,hairand anything:that.may

reduce air flow., .... : ,_, _ ::::::

Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all :parts

of body away from openings and moving

pads,

.....Disconnect electricalsupply:beforesewicing ,Do not use c!eaner:withoutdustbag inplace.

,or_:cleaningout :brusharea: Failureto do so ::"..Alwayschangethe dustbag aftervacuumlng

._could resultin electricalshock or.brush ::.:i6arp6tcieanersor fresheners,powders and i

'suddenly starting..... fine dust. These products clog the bag, i}_

.....Always turncleaneroffbeforeunplugging.............'reduceairflow and cancause the bag t6 .........

burst.Failureto change bag could cause

Do not unplug by pullingon cord.To unplug,

grasptheplug,notthecord.

Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If

cleaner isnot WOi:kingas itShoula,has been

dropped, damaged, leftoutdoors,ordropped

into water,,return itto a Sears Service

.:iCenteriDepartment,

Do not pull or carry by cord; use cord as a

_handle, close door on cord, or pull cord

around sharp:edgesor corners; Do not run

cleaner over cord. Keep cord away from

heated surfaces, •

Do not leave cleaner when plugged in.

Unplug from outlet when not in use and before

servicing.

Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close

attention is necessary when used byor near

children.

Do not handle plug orcleaner with wet hands.

permanent damage to the cleaner,

Do not use the_cleanerto pick"up sharp l_ard..

objects,smalltoys,.Pins;}_.paper,etc.=:Th_ymay

damage thecleanerordustbag.

Do not pick up anything thaf;is_burningor

smoking, such as cigarettes, matches; or

hotasheS.

Do not use cleanerto pick up flammable or

combustibleliquids(gasoline,cleaning:fluids,

perfumes',etc,),:or:use inareas where they....

may be present.The fumes,from these.

substances can create a firehazard.or

explosion.

Use:extracarewhen cleaningon stairs.Do not

puton •chairs;tables,etc.Keep.on floor.

You are responsible for making sure that your:

Vacuum cleaner isnot used by anyone unable

to operate it properly.

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Proper assembly and safe use of your vacuum cleaner are your responsibilities.

Your cleaner isintended only for household use. The cleaner should be stored in a dry, indoor area.

Read this Owner's Manual carefully for important use and safety information.

ANDFEATURES

UPRIGHTVACUUMCLEANER

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itis impoffant to know your vacuum cleaner parts

and features to assure its proper and safe use;

Review these before using your cleanen.

COPY YOUR MODELAND SERIALNUMBERSHERE.

Copy:this information from the bottom of the -

vacuum cleaner into these spaces, Keep these

numbers for future reference. If you need senAce or

call with a question, have this information ready:

Handle

116_

Model Number

Serial Number

Release

Cord Hook

Lower -,

Cord Hook "_

Dusting

Brush. _"

Belt

lln U.S. #2O-5275

tn Canada #20.40096

Holder

Handle

Hose

Dust Cover

(Dust Bag Inside)

Dust Bag

In U.S. #20.50688 IIn Canada #20-50680

Motor Safety

Filter (inside

Dust Cover)

Foot Rest For

Handle Release

Handle --

Screw

Port

Label

'"Warning

Label

Release

Lever ....

(On Some MOdels)

Guard

Headlight and Lens

(On Some Models)

Bulb

t. u.s.-#2o.524o1

ItnCa.a__o_o8ooI

Tool

Short

.Hose

Dusting .-_-_ /_Crevice

Tool

HANDLEASSEMBLY

Before assembling your vacuumcleaner, be sure you

have all the parts shown on: page3.

WARNING

ElectricalShock Hazard

Donotplugintoelectricalsupply untilassemblyis

complete.Failuretodo socould resultin electrical

shockorInjury.......

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Hand/e

Screw

Remove the handle screw located just below the top

edge of the back of the vacuum, (see illustration

above).

Positionthe handte sothe cord hooks;are toward the

back of the cleaner,

lnsed"the handle

into the opening at

the top of the

vacuum,

Align the handle

screw in the hole in

the handle and the

handle screw hole

in the back of the

vacuum,

Insertthehandle

screw soitpasses

through theback of

the vacuum into

the handle.

Begin to tighten the screw with your fingers. Itmay

be necessary to adjust the handle slightly.

........................... • •• , .............................................................. • ...........................

Using a screwdriver, tighten the screw.

CAUTION

DO NOTovedighten.Ove#ightening couldstdpthe

screwholes.

DO NOToperate the cleaner withoutthe screwin

place.

CHMENT

TO ASSEMBLE "

ATTACHMENTS -

After the handle haSbeen assembied

to the bodYand the power cord has

been wrapped around the cord hooks,

the attachments can be assembled,

CORDASSEMBLY:::

Make sure the quick release upper cord hook isin

,the upright position. -.........

Upper --

Cord Hook

'Hose

Hose Support

1. The hose €'an be routed in front of the handle and

over the hosesupport,

2. The hosecan then be placed _sverfhe end of the

short h()se, twisting as you push down.

3. The wand ca n be placed in the holder infront of the

hose with the brush portion up.

4. The crevice tool can be slipped down into the holder

beside the wand: ......

Remove the

wire tie from

the power

cord._Wrap

the power

cord around

theupperl

and lower

cord hooks,

Hose

-- Crevice "

Toot

5. The dusting brush can be stored in the wand.

Hose

VA,

, _ r

WARNING........................

:Personallniuryand ProductDamage Hazard

:::_e O0 NOTuseoutletsabove cou lters.Damage to

item insurrounding area couldoccur.

,Usecare in pluggingin tizevacuum.Thevacuum

:i ri ? • ! _i i_

3. Once the cord is

removed, lock the -_-_'_"

cord into place by _=.

Locldng

forcingitintothe _,,_

locklngnotch on the _

body of the cord

hook as shown. t_

4. Plugthe cord into _)..........].......,_.

120voltoutletlocal.......

ed nearthefloor. :::::/i:!i::::::,"i_. / ]

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NOTE:TO reduce the riskof*eleCtricshock,thisvacu-:._:-.,:_

um cleanerhasa po{arizedplug,(one blade,iswider;iLil;!

thanthe other),Thisplug willfit!napolarizedoutlet::;;::;;:

onlyone way__,Ifthe plugdoes not fitfullyintheout-i,::T.:_:_

let,reversefi_eplug.Ifitstilldoes nofflt_:contacta;_!.:::::::./

qualifiedelectriciantoimtalithe properoutlet.DO, ,i.:/;

notchange the plug_!inany........way: :::

#t_"aci_nae_ _.__.,',

mango/:::_i: i: - •

'.i::): /_\ I

5. Place your foot on.th e pad afthe left rear of the

cleaner and pult back Onthe handleLUntit it releases

from its upright position,:,: ,.

o. With your left hand reach down and push the "ON-

OFF"switch to the right. The cleaner will now start,

To shut the cleaner "OFF" reach down and push the

switch to the left, Raising the handle up will catch the

handlesupport spring and holdthe handle in.the

upright position. :

PROPERHEIGHT......

:ONSOME!MODE I

Thiscleaner has four heights in which the nozzle can

i,be set up off the floor for the various surfaces you are

L-_itryingto clean, i i_-i:i: ii: ,_i:_'i/_,,__j_

::/Theheight adjust knob isonil,tfienozzleove_ti_e:light.

lens,The settingsare:HI_H, MED, LOW and EX L_W...

move it to the

desired setting.

Adjust cleaner

heights by refer-

ring to,.the chart

.be]o_ tomatch

"the type ofsur-

face tob e. _:_.'

• .cleaned:

HIGH:shag carpet, long pile; plush;scaffer rugs.:

.....MED: medium to long pile.

LOW:short or medium pile.

EXLOW:very low pile .... ..

Place unit in "HIGH" when using attachments to

prevent possible floor damage.

ATTACHMENTS

DONOTplace handsor!eet undemeath the unit

whenir/_se_ngtheho_e.r lhe brus!!:,a_mbly begins

to mvolve rapidly whenthe vacuum isturned onand

isswitchedtoa carpet height setting.

Place the cleaner on a fiat surface, put the handle in

the upright position and move the height adjustment

to HIGH.

The attachments willfiton the hose orthewand. In

additionthedustingbrushwillalsofiton the crevice

tool.

The hose and wand can be pulled off the short hose

by grasping the cuff twisting and pulling up.

The attachments can be added to the hose ifthe

item to be cleaned isnot far from the cleaner The

!/hOSewUl expandl .....•i: i:::iiii::_ ii.i :i '::: :,_i:i,i_:i:i:i,i::_,i:!

!;iNOTE: When cleaner is_medontheh_ose wii_i.hav_ 0

:tendency to collapse due to suction of the _ie6n:eri::

If more reach isneeded the wand canbe attached

i: to the hose and ,the attachmentS con,be added to

i the wandiill ,:i-.. ; .: :_,:i:':_:__:-:,. _::::;':_:,:.,:..:::._

CAUTION

When.u_ng attachments,be carefulnotto over-

:extendthehose lengthwhenreaching.Tryingto

reach beyond thehose!_ch couldcause the

cleaner to tipover. o

ON SOMEMODELS: ::::

An extra wancl, without tabs, isincluded. Thisextra

wand can be added to the wand with tabs for extra

reach. Insert wand and twista quarter of aturn to

secure fit. _.... ' _ __"

tf the dusting brush Is being used and more distance

isneeded the crevice t0ol can be added to the i

wand and the dusting brush can be added to the

crevice tool. ;' "::,_:./

Ousti_ Brush "_CreviceTool .....................Wand .......

Returnthe hose and wand toitspositionon the short

hose and the attachmentstotheir,holders.

Attachmentsusedindirtyareas(under a

refrigerator)shouldnotbe usedonothersurfaces

untilthey are washed.Theycouldleave marks.

TTACHMENTUSECHART

I ...............

ATTACHMENT

CREVICETOOL

.....J

DUSTINGBRUSH

Between

Furniture* Cushions*

Drapes*

Stairs

Walls

X*Aiwaysclean

attachments

before using

on fabrics,

Gather the cord,

'an d wrap!Riloosely

':_arOuhd the upper

hooks. ":"":"_iii.....

_"i_a dry,indobr _

, area,onthefloor .

with the handle _:

,:J:i_iprightp.oSitioi_.

EEEEEEEVAOUUMCARE

ALWAYSFOLLOWALLSAFETY

........PRECAUTIONSWHEN CLEANING-AND ._

:: SERVICINGTHEVACUUMCLEANER."_

WARNING

ElectricalShock

Wrappingthecord tOoflgh_flVputsstresson_"c_i

and can causecord damage__A:damagedcordIs

an electrical shock hazord and could .......

PelT,onalilnjun/ordamoge: _,: ::: ':i_ : : _:_i:

._E!_ca!,ShockOrPersonallnjuryHazord .:, . ";

! D!sc°nn_eleCmca! supplybefore_clr_ _ :_.:

Icxeantngme unit. Failure to do.so could resultin, .:_'

|electrical_ock orpersonalinjurylromclem_r t4zd-

denlystarting.

::ii_

CHANGING

WARNING! I

Unplugpower cord _

from electricaloutlet. I

TO REMOVEBAG:

OustCovet

Re/ease

Squeeze thedust

cover releaseand

pullforwardon the

.topof the dust

cover toremove

the cover.

lay cover

aside.

Cover

Grasp the dust bag

collar and pullgen -'_

-fly, carefully remov-

ing the dust bag.

Throw away the

used dust bag. Do

not reuse.

CAUTION

!:NEVERREUSEA

as carpet fmsheners,face powder, fine

soot,etc, can €!ogthebag and cau,_eitto burst

before itisfulLChar_e bag more often when

vacuumlt_! thesematetlals,

Checkfhe diff

tube and the

motor safety filler.

If either is

blocked, check

the Troubleshooft -

ing chart.

Oitt

TO REPLACEBAG:

Fold the safety

seal tab on the

new dust bag

away from the

opening that fits

on the dirt tube.

(NOTE: See page

3for Dust Bag #.)

Unfoldthe new

dustbag.

Insertthe .dust bag

onto the bag holder

completely by hold-

ing the bag collar

and pushing it onto

the dirt tube.

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