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Kenmore Vacuum Cleaner
OWNER'SMANUAl.
READTHISMANUAL for important safety,
assembly and operating instructions.
C(_ IZADNf_f_K_)_-4369811

.....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
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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)
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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
D.
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
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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.
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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
5

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WARNING........................
:Personallniuryand ProductDamage Hazard
:::_e O0 NOTuseoutletsabove cou lters.Damage to
item insurrounding area couldoccur.
L
,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.
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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*
i
X
x
x
Drapes*
x
x
Stairs
X
X
Walls
X
X*Aiwaysclean
attachments
before using
on fabrics,
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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.

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CHANGING
t
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.
9

NO
IMAGE
AVAILABLE
10-13

BULBCHANGING
NOTON ALLMODELS
WARNING
suddenlydoffing........
Tabs
Grasp the clips at the back and pull forward and up
to remove the lower plate.
With the lower plate off the bulb housing Can be
pulled off the flange it ismounted to by wiggling the
socket backandforth.
With the:bu!b housing:loose the buib:canbei:: :.::,;_: iii::
removed bypushing in and twisting ff.counteiclock-
wise. The new biJIb can be p_e_ in!the socket, Une .::
up the post on the bulb with the slotsin:the socket: ::.,,,:
and while pushing the bulb nto the socket_tw stthe: .i
bulb clockwise. :: :........:' ,i :!
(NOTE:See page 3 for Bulb #,) .":-:.....
!CAUTION
Reinsert the Bulb housing onto the flange by pushing
down.
Reinstall the lower plate by placing the front tabs on
the plate into the slots on the nozzle housing and
pushingthe plate to the rear until the backclipssnap
into place. Push the tabs to the outside.

REMOVAL
WARNING
Elec_cal Shock OrPersonalInjuryHazard
Disconnectelectricalsupplybefore servicingor
cleaning theunit.Failuretodo socould ret,ulf in
electrical shockorpersonalInjuryfromcleaner
For best cleaning
Unplug the power
cord from the out-
let before check-
ing the airflow
passage.
Check each
starred area
occasionally for
clogs.
Disconnect the wand from the nozzle hose and
check the wand for clogging,
White running the vacuum cleaner with the wand dis_
connected, Stretch the hose in and out to remove
the clog.
Pull down
on the suc-
tion inlet lid ......
' and check . ..
for clogging
" in.this area.
exposingthe underside.Remove the lowerplate.
Remove'the shortnozzlehose fromthehousing bY
liftingitstraightup. inspectthe hose end and clearit
ofany obst_cfions,Reinstallthe shortnozzlehose
andjb, we_ plate.
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:.......Review this chorHoflnd do-it-yourself solutions for minor performance problems.
Hazard! .... _ " '_
IsupP}y _fore senricing or cleaning the unit. Failure to do so'Could result
in electrical shock or,persOnal inju_ from cleaner suddenly starling. ..................
::.: ÷
3.
Poor job of did pick;up. 1.
Cleaner picks up
moveable rugs or
pushes too hard.
Light won't work.
Dust escapes the
paper bag,
Plug in firmly, push On/Off switch
:to ON.
Tripped circuit breaker/blown r_J".'_ _ .... F' : _ r_ _%2_ Reset circuit
fuse:athouseholdserviceparieLr'4";I ' : : ", fuse. ,.,,,
On/Off switchnotturnedON ....... 3., ,PushOn/OffswitchtoON.,:" ' .: !
Fullorclogged dustbag. '':_"_": Change bag';(Pages9and I0). :
2. Wrong pileheightsetting.
3. Worn brush.
4. Clogged nozzlehose.
5. Clogged hose orwand.
6. Holeinhose.
7. Brokenbelt.
8. Hosenotinsertedfully.
9.
I=
I,
I.
Crevicetoollefton wand:• :::
'2. Adjustsetting,(page6).:i :
3. Replace brush, (pages11-13).
4. Clean nozzle.hose,(page !5). "
5. Clean hose, (page i5). _ !
6. Replace hose.
7. _ Replace belt, (pages 11-73), • :i
8. Inserthose,(page3)J _' "
9. Remove,wand andpropery#ore,
=,,
English Speaking:
To CallTollFree ForService:
,
3.
To Call Toll Free For Parts:
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Wrong pileheightsetting..............I..Adjustsefl_ngl-(page6).
Burned out light bulb. • '1. Change light bulb, (page 14). :
!
Check forproperinstallation"
of bag. J
Bag torn.
Bag cover improperly installed.
I. Check instructions, (pages 9and 10).
"2. Reoioce
. . _ba.a
, _ 3. •Check instructions,(pages 9and 10).
(1-800-4-REPAIR)
(1-800-473-7247)
(1-800-FON-PART)
(1-800-366-7278)
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MANUEL D"INSTRUCTIONS
LIRECE MANUELcontenant des instructions importantes
de s6curit6, de montage et d'utilisation.
C_I ZADN_K_XZ)-4369811

GARANTIE ......................... I
SERVICE ........................... I
MESURESDE SI_CURITP-IMPORTANTES.. ,2
PIECESETCARACTERISTIQUES.......... 3
MONTAGE ................... •.... .4-5
MONTAGE DES ACCESSOIRES.......... 5
USAGE
Mise en marche .................... 6
R_gtages sugg6r_s de hauteur de pails... 6
Utilisation des accessoires ............. 7
Tableau d'utilisation des accessotres ...... ,_ 7
Rangement de I'aspirateur. ........... 8
ENTRETIENDE L'ASPIRATEUR,........... 8
Remplacement du sac: ............ 9-I 0
Nettoyage du filtre de s_curit_
du moteur. ............. ' ...... 10
_ Remplacement de la courroie, de la
brosse et netfoyage de la brosse... 11-13
Entretien de rext6rieur et des
accessoires ....... 13
Remplacement de I'ampoule: ........ .14
D6bouchement d'obstruction .......... 15
DI_PANNAGE ...................... 16
_UIII i II I I , ............
aspirateur est des i
II incombe _l'ufilisateur de bien rnonte_ et d'utiliser l'aspirateur en toute s_curit6. Cet fin_
uniquem_t _usage dome_lique. L'_pirateur doit _ffe rang_ _i'fn#_rieur, clans un endro_ _c. Ure or#entivement
ce manuel d'instrucfion$ contenant des informations importantes d'utilisafion et de s_curit_.
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NTIE
ASPIRATEURKENMORE
GARANTIE COMPLETED'UN AN
Quand ufilis6darts un domicile privY, sipendant un an
compter de la date d;achat, cet aspirateur tombe
en panne 6 cause d'un vice de fabrication ou de
materiel, LERENVOYER AU CENTREDEREPARATION DE
SEARS LE PLUS PROCHE AUX ETATS-UNI$ o_ il sera
r6par_ gratuitement par Sears.
$i cet aspirateur est utilis_ 6 des fins commerciales ou
de location, la garantie ci=dessus n'est valicle que
pour 90 jours _]compter de la date d'achat.
Cette garantie donne des droits sp6cifiques et il est
possible que des droits suppl_mentaires soient
appiicables dans d"autres provinces.
SEARS,ROEBUCK AND CO., D/817 WA,
Hoffman Estates, IL.60179
Si vous avez besoin de service ou de pi&ces, rendez
viSite 6 votre d_paffement de pi6ces oude service
SEARSlocal. IIsera en mesure de r_soudre votre oro-
blemeet de vous fournir toutes lespi_cesderechange
n6cessaires. Toute intervention deservice n_cessaire,
autrequecellesd6critesdans ce manueid'in_ctions,
doit etre confi6e 6 un repr_sentant de service autoris6
par SEARS.
Comment commander des pi6ces de rechange
En cas de besoin de service ou pour commander des
pi_ces d6tach6es, ilfaut disposer des renseignements
suivants!
1. Numero de module
2, Num_ro de s_rie
3.Descriptiondu probl@me
4.Num_ro de piece
5.Nora de pl_ce
Communication gratuite relative 6 I'entretien:
-(1-80[]-4-REPAIR)
(1-800-473-7247]
Communication gratuite relative aux pi_ces
d@tach_es:
(I-800-FON-PAR_)
(1-800-366-7278)
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DE f P IMPORTANTES"
M]SE'rENGARDE
Afin de r6duire le risque d°incendie, de chocs 6lectfiques, de l_sions aorporelles ou de
lots de i'ufilisafion de l'aspirateur, prendre des mesures de s6curit6 de base, y compds lessuivantes: _
Life ce manuel avant de monter ou d'utiliser
l'aspirateur. . - .........
Utiliserl'aspirateuruniquementde lamani_red@crite
darts ce manuel, Utiliseruniquement avec les
accessoiresrecommandGs par SEARS.
Ne pas employer 6 l'ext@rieurnisurdes surfaces
mouill(_es,ce qui peut provoquer des chocs
@lectriques, :'_"_'i
D@brancher de la prise de courant avant
d'entretenirou de nettoyerlar@giondes brasses,Si
rappareiln'estpas d_branch@, ilpourraits'ensuivre
des chocs @lectriquesou lesbrassespourralentse.............
mettre soudainement en marche. :"-
Toujours arr_terl'aspirateuravant de d_brancher;
Ne pa$ d_branchei en tirant surie cordon. POU_r:':='<`
d_brancher, saisir la fiche et non le cordon.
Ne pas utiIiser rappareil sila fiche ou le cordon est
endommag@. SI l'aspirateur ne fonctionne pas
comme pr@vu,est tomb@, est endommag@, a _t6
laiss@_ l'exterieur ou a @t(_immerg_ dans l'eau, le
rapporter 6 un Centre/D@partement de service
Sears.
Ne pas firer ou transporter par le cordon, ne pas
utiliser le cordon comme poign_e, ne pas fermer la
porte sur le cordon et ne pas firer le cordon aufour
de coins ou d'ar_tesvives, Ne pas passer raspirateur
surle cordon. Garder lecordon _ t'6cart des surfaces
Chauff6es;
Ne pas abandonner !'aspirateur branch6. Le
d6brancher de Io prize lorsqu'U n'est pas en usage
et avant rentretien.
Ne_permeffreque I'aspirateursoit utitis@comme
jouet. Redoubler de prudence Iorsque raspirateur
est utilis6 par ou _ proximit@ d'enfants.
Ne pas manier ta fiche ou I'aspirateur avec les
mains mouit!@es.
Ne placer aucun objet dans les ouverhJres.
Ne pas uflliserl'appareilsiune ouverturequelconque
estobstru@e;garder 6 l'abride poussi6re,charpie,
cheveux et qu0i que ce soit pouvant r6duire ia
circulation d'air.
Garder lescheveux, lesv6tements I_ches, les doigts
et routes les parties du corps 6 l'6cart des ouvertures
et des pi_ces mobiles.
/, : _ ...............
Ne pas utiliser t'aspirateu[ sans un sac .6 p0ussi_re
en place. Toujours remptacer le sac (_ poussi@re
apr6s avoir aspir@ des produits de neffoyage ou
des d@sodorisants pour.tapis, des poudres et une
poussi@re fine. Ces produits obstruent le sac,
r_duisentla circulation d'air et peuventfaire _clater
•le sac. A d_faut de remplacer le sac, des dommages ....
•_::permanents pourraient_tre caus@s 6 t'aspirateur, :
Ne pos utiliser l'aspirateur pour ramasser des objets
: durs etaffil_s,: des pefitsjouets, des broClSes, du
papier, etc. !Ispeuvent endommager t'aspirateur
ou le sac 6 poussi@re.
Ne pos d6brancher en tirant sur le cordon. Pour
debrancher, saisir la fiche et non te cordon. • .....
Ne pa$ utiliser I'appareil sila fiche ou le cordon est
endommag_. Si I'aspirateur ne fonctionne pas
comme pr@vu, est tomb@, est endommag@, a @t_
laiss@6 l'extGrieur ou a @t@immerg_ dans reau, le
rapporter 6 un Centre/D_partement: de service
Sears.
Ne ramasser aucun objetquibrOleou fume, te!que
des cigarettes,des allumettes ou des cendres
chaudes.
Ne pas utiliserl'aspirateurpourramasserdes iqudes
inflammables ou combustibles (essence,liquides':,
de neffoyage, parfums, etc.),niPutiliserdans les
endroitsOQces liquidespeuvent @trepr6sents.Les
gaz s'_chappant de Ces substances peuvent crier
un danger d'incendie ou d'explosion.
Redoubler de prudenceen passant raspirateur dans
les escaliers, Ne pas placer sur des chaises, tables,
etc. Garder sur le sol.
I!vou$ incombe de veilter _ ce que raspirateur ne
salt pas utilis_ par une personne incapable de le
faire fonctionner ad_quatement.
CONSERVEZCESINSTRUCtiONS
II incombe _l'utilisateur de bien monter et d'utlllser l'aspirateur en toute s6curit_. Cet aspirateur est destin_
uniquement _usage domesflque. L'aspirateur dolt @tre rang6 _l°int_rieur, dans un endroit sec. Ure
attentivement ce manuel d'instrucfions contenant des information$ importantes d'utilisation et de s_=curit@.

ETCARA
ASPIRATEURA POSITIONVERTICALE
li est impoffant de bien connaitre tes pi_ces et les
caract6ristiques de I'aspirateur afin de I'utiliser de
mani_re SQreet appropri_e, Examiner ces pl_ces
et caract6ristiques avant d'utiliser I'aspirateur.
COPIER ICI LESNUMEROS DEMODE_ ETDESI_RIE.
Copier ces informations apparaissant sur le bas de
raspirateur dans ces espaces. Garder ces num_ros
pour r_f&rence future, Uutilisateur dolt avoir ces
informations _ sa disposition Iorsqu'ilt_l(_phone pour
service ou informations:
116.
Num_ro de mod&le
O_
Num6ro de s_rie
Support du
rel_che rapid_
Tuyau
Support'infedeur
ducordon
Brosse
depoussidrer
f
Porte-tuyau
Manche
Couvercfedu
sac apoussibre
Sac a poussiere
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Rltre de secutit(_
du moteur
P_da/e de
re!_chement du
manche
Vi$$e du --
manche i:
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Etiquette de
raise en garde
couvercle•/, meubtes .
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MONTAGEDUMANCHE
Avant de monter I'aspirateur, s'assurer d'avoir toutes
les pi_ces illustr_es (_ la page 3.
MISE EN GARDE
Supportsdu
cordon
Ardere de II "
Trou et Visse
du manche
i."i!::_
: : ....... Arriere de
I'aspirateur
Retirer la visse du manche situ6e en dessous de I'ar@t_
supGri@ure 6 I'arri@re de I'aspirateur (vo[r croquis ci-dessus ).
Placer le manche de mani@re 6ce que tessupports-du
cordon soient dirig@s vers le bas _:l'ar_i@re de raspirateur,
Ins@rerle manche dans ':":i:" ",,, .
I'ouverture au sommet
de I'aspirateur.
Aligner [a visse du
manche dansle trou du
manche avec le trou6
visse du manche
.......I'arri_re de ]'asp rateur.,
:':_!.lns@rer:": la visse du:
manche de mani(_re:_ :_
ce.que cette derni@re
passe au travers de
' I'arri_re de t'aspirateur
•aboutisse dans le
'manche_ '
-_Commencer 6 visser la.
visse 6 I'aide de vos ,'''
doigts. II sera peut _tre n@cessaire de I@gGrement ajuster:le
manche,

A l'aide d'un tournevis, serrer la visse.
Ne pas serrer de mani_re excesstce. Serrerde+
pourrait endommager lestrous
Ne pas uflllserraspirateur sila vissen'estpas enplace:.,
: 4 S 4+ :+_+:+ _+ : +4S_+ '+" .... _ + ++ +5 + + r+ ...........
Assurer que le support sup+rieur de rel6che rapide du
cordon est plac_ vers le haut. +
SOIRES
MONTERLESACCESSOIRES
Apr6S!a_,bir:a_embt+ le manche et
aVoir enrdui+ le. cordon +lectrique
autoOri'+aes_supportsdu cordon,les ' "
acCessoires peUvent _tre assembl@s.
1. Le tuyau peut @tre plac@ e l'avant du manche Let
•au_dessusdu portetuyau,
2.:Letuyau peut @treplac@ au-dessusde Ll'extr+mit6
•du tuyau.court,vrillertouten poussantvers'lebas.
& Letube peut #_treplac@ dans lesupport.6 l'avant
du tuyauavec labrossedirig+everslehaut+..+i
4+.Le suceur.platpeut +tregliss+dans lesupport
c616 du tube. +
5. La brosse 6 d@poussi6rer peut 6tre rang6e dans le:
tube_
Po_etuyau.
Tuyau
+
®I
Brosse _+
oVJpoussi#rer
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