Kenmore 721.21295 User manual

Owner's Manual
Manual del Propietario
®
Canister Vacuum Cleaner
Aspiradora
Model, Modelo 721.21295
Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates,IL 60179 U.S.A
www.sears.com
PART No. 3828FI3763K Printed in KOREA

Before Using Your New Vacuum ................... 2
Kenmore Vacuum Cleaner Warranty ............ 2
important Safety Instructions ....................... 3
Parts and Features 4
Assembly 5_6
Use and Care 6
How Your Vacuum Works ................................ 6
How to Start Your Vacuum ............................... 7
Attachments 8o-,9
Attachments Use Chart ................................. 9
Vacuuming Tips.............................................. 10
Performance Features .................................... 10
Changing The Dust Bag ............................ 11
Cleaning Motor Satety Filter ........................... 11
Cleaning Exterior and Attachments ................ 12
Stonng Your Vacuum ............................ 12
Cleaning Sani-Punch Nozzte .......................... 13
Power-Mate _Care .......................................... 14
Belt Changing and Brush C_eaning .......... 14_ 15
Brush Servicing 16
Brush Assembly ....................................... 16
Trouble Shooting ...............................................17
Parts List ................................................. 18,421
EspaRol ......................................................... 22
Service ............................................ Back Cover
Please read this guide, tt will help you assemble and operate your new Kenmore vacuum in the
safest and most effective way.
For more informalion about the care and o_ratJon, call your nearest Sears store.
Your will need the complete model and serial numbers when requiting information,
Your vacuum's model and serial numbers are I_ated on the Model and Serial Number Plate,
Use the space betow to reco_ the model number and serial number ot your new Kenmore vacuum.
Serial No
Date of Purchase
K_p this book and your sales check (receipt) in a safe place for fulure reference.
FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY
When used for private household pur_ses, if this vacuum cleaner fails due _oa defect in material
or workmanship within one year from the date of purchase, Sears will repair it free of charge.
For warranty service, return this vacuum cleaner to the nearest Sears Service Center in The
United States,
This warranty gives you s_cific legal rights, and you may atso have other rights which vary from
state to state.
Sears, Roebuck and Co., D/817 WA, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179
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Your safety is important to us. To reduce the risk of fire, electrical sh_k, injury to
persons or damage when using your vacuum cleaner, follow basic safety precautions
including the following:
Readthis manualbefore assemblingor using your
vacuum deaner.
Use your cleaner ontyas described in this manual
Useonly wiUisuppliedattachments.
To reducethe risk ofe_clrieal shock -Donot use
outdoors or onwet surfaces.
Disconnect electricalsupply beforeservicing or
cleaning outbrush area. Failure todo so couki
result in eJectricaJshock or brush suddenly
starting,
Always turncleaner off beforeconnectingor
disconnectingthe hose.
Always turncleaner off beforeueplugging.
Do not unplugby puliing oncord. To unplug,
gra_ the plug, notthe cord.
Hold plug when rewindingontocord reel.
Do not aibw plugtowhip when rewinding.
Do not use with damagedcordor p_ug.If cteaner
is not wod,,ingas it sbould, h_ been drepped,
damaged, left outdoors,or dropped intowater,
return it to a Sears Sewice Center,
Do not pall or carry by cord, use cord as a
handle, close dooron cord,or pull cordaround
sharp edges or come_. Do not run cleanerover
cord, Keep cordaway fromheated surfaces,
Do not leave cleaner whenp_uggedin, Ueplug
from outlet when notin use and beforeservicing.
Do not albw to be usedas atoy. Close attention
is necesca_ when usedby or nearchildren.
Do not handleplug er cleaner w_hwet hands.
Do notoperatethe cleanerwith a punctured hose.
R_lace if cut or worn. Avoid vacuuming sharp
objects.
Do not use with any opening blocked;keep freeol
dust,lint, hair andanything that may reduce air
flow.
Keep hair, loose clothing,fingers,andall parts of
body away Irom epenings andmoving paris.
Do not use cleanerwi_lout dust bag andJorfilters
in plac&
Alwayschangethe dust bagafter vacuuming
carpet cleaners or froshener, powders and fine
dust. Theseproductscbg thebag, reduce airflow
and can cause thebag toburst, Failureto change
bog could causepermanent damage to the
cleaner.
Do not use the cleanerto pick@ sharphard
objects, small toys, pins, paper,etc. They may
damage the cleaneror dust bag.
Donot pickup ar_ythingthats burningor smoking,
such asciigaret[es,,matches,or he1ashes.
Do notuse vacuum cleaner to pick upflammable
or combustibleliquids (gasoline,cfeaning fluids,
perfumes, etc.), or use in areas where they may
be present, The fumesfromthesesubstances can
create a fire hazardor explosion_
Use extra care when cleaningon stairs. Do not
put on chairs, tables,etc. Keepon floor.
You are responsiblefor making surethat your
vacuum cleanerisnotused by anyone unableto
eperate it proper_y.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS,
Proper aeaembly and safe use dyour vacuum cleaner are your responsibilities. Your cleaner is
intended only for household use. Read this Owner's Manual carefully for impertant use and safety
information, This guide contains safety statements under warning and caution symbols Please
pay special attention to these boxes and follow any instrudions given. WARNING statements
alert you to such dangers as fire, electrical shock, burns and personal injury. CAUTION
statements alert you to such dangers as personal injury and/or property damage

It is important to know your vacuum cleaner's parts and features to assure its proper and
safe use, Review these before using your clea_r,
Sli_ Switch
Power=Mate _
ONJOFF Switch
Holder
Cord
C_rd Holder
Wand Storage Clip
Telescopic Wand 3ord Reel
Wand B_Jtton Button
Performance indicator
Plug
H_k
(Not Shown)
Suction
ATTACHMENTS
Sani-PunchNozzle Brush/CreviceTool
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UpholsteryNozzle AccessoryHolder

Before assembling your vacuum cleaner,
_re you have all the parts shown in PARTS
AND FEATURES.
TELESCOPIC WAND
HoEdspring latch and pull out or _sh inw_d
to required length,
Spnng La_i_
Power-Mate ®
1. insert wand into Power-Mate_until the wand
button snaps into ptace_
Button
2. Connect Power=Mate eplug to Power Cord as
shown. DO NOT force. Raised side of plug
must face out.
3. Connect Power Cord Plug to top of wand as
shown, DO NOT force. Raised side of plug
must face out
4, Insert handle intowand until handle button
snaps into place,
To remove handle: Press handle button and
pull up on handle,
T_l_optc
W_nd
Cord
g
To Remove Power-Mate _
1.Steady Power-Mate_with foot.
2, Disconr_ct Power-Mate_'Plug from Power Cord
& Press Wand Button and pult upon war_,

ATTACHMENTS
Clamp Accessory Holder around Telescopic
Wand as shown
°!
iiio
Accessories can be stored inthe holder.
CANISTER
1, Open the canister hood,
2, Cheek to see that the dust bag is properly
instalte& See CHANGING THE DUST BAG
for instructions.
3. Check to see that the motor safety filter is
propady installed. See CLEANING MOTOR
SAFETY FILTER for instructions,
Motor Safe_y _
HOSE
1. Insert hose into canister un_l it snaps into
place, Be sure hose is not twisted,
To removehose: Pushfitting hookdown and
pull out,
USE AND CARE
The vacuum cleaner creates suction '[ha_picks up dirt. Rapidly moving _r_
air carries the dirt to the dust bag through the air flow passages_ z-_,_,-/__
The dust bag lets the air pass through_ while it traps the dirt, E _'-_,V
For best cleaning r_uEts, keep the airflowpassage open. _
Check the starred areas occasionally for clogs. _o_7
Unplug from outlet before checking, _//_ .._
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PersonalInjuryandProductDamageHazardl
, DO NOTpluginif switchisinON position,
Personalinjuryorproductdarn_e couldresu_.
•Thecordmovesr_idly whenrewinding,
Keepchi_renawaya_ provideaclearpathwhen
rewindingthecordtopreventpersonalinjury,
•DO NOTuseou_etsabovecounters_Damageto
itemsinsurroundingareacouldoccur,
1. Pull out the power cord to the desired [en£th.
NOTE: To reducethe riskel electricshock, this
vacuum eles_erhas e poafized plug; oneblade is
wider thanthe other,This piugwiti Iit in s polarized
outletonlyoneway. Ifthepug does not fit fully in the
outlet,reversethe plug.tf itstill _es not fit contacta
quaified etectricisn to instellthe proper outlet,Do not
changethepiug in s_yway
2. P_ugthe polarized power cord into a 120 Volt
outletlocated near the floor
To r_ind: Unplug the cleaner, Hotd the plug
while rewinding to prevent damage or injury
from the moving cord. Press on the cord ree_
button to rewind the _rd.
3. To lower Telescopic wand,
hold Power-Mate _down
w_h foot and pull back
on upper part of
Telescopic wand.
4. Push slide switch forward toward MAX for
max suction, backward loward MIN for Iess
suction,
5 To turnon Power-Mate_ press the Power-Mate*
ON/OFF switch downward.
: PoweroMate_'ON/OFF switch
Attention: Turn on Power-Mate _on_ywhen
vacuuming. Refer to your carpet
manufacturers cleaning recommendations,
Some more delicate carpets may require
that they be vacuumed with the Power°Mate _
agitator tur_d off, to prevent carpet
damage,
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DO NOT attach or remove handle or
wands while cleaner is ON, This could
cause sparking and damage the electrical
contacts,
ATTACHMENTS ON HANDLE
NOTE: Ifthe Power-Mate _is attached, turn
cteaner off before removing handle from
Telescopic wand.
1. Press handle button, then pull to remove
handle from Telesco#c wand.
2. Push new attachment tool onto handle.
ATTACHMENTS ON TELESCOPIC
WANDS
The Power-Mate _and Sani-Punch Nozzle have
locking holes. The b_sh/crevice tool and
upholstery nozzle do not have locking holes+
1+Steady Power-Mate _
with foot,
To prevent tip-over, never leave Power-Mate_
ON in the upright position,
2, Remove Power-Mate s plug from holder
Press Wand button, then pull to remove
wand from Power-Mate _.
3, Put on attachments as needed
See chart on next page,
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SANI-PUNCH NOZZLE
This Sani_Punch nozzle is for effective cleaning
of mattresses, light blankets, sheets and drapes
to remove mites and dust,
Features
The bottom part of the nozzle can b.eseparated
to be cteaned.
Since the bosom does not stick to the surface,
vacuuming is easy.
Use
Set the suction power slide switch to MAX
POWER before vacuuming. According to the
type of mattresses, handling may be awkward
or it may cause a lot of noise Ifthis is the case,
adjust the suction power slide switch to a lower
setting.
Effective Cleaning
Ma[tresses and Blankets
AppUySani Punch nozzle directly to mattress
surface.
Forblanket layout )
on bedand vacuum.J
Blankets and Sheets
t iseasierte
Drapes
NOTE: If the vibration plate does not move, lift
the nozzle siightly off the surface, If it does not
move even after doing so check ifthe suction
power is too low or ifthe nozzle base is dogged
with a foreign object,
CLEANING AREA
ATTACHMENT FurnHure* [Between Drapes* Ma_'es_s_ Bare Carpeted
Cushions* 81[ankets* Floors Fl®rs/Rugs Watls
BRUSNi
CREV,CETOOL X X X X
UPHOLSTERY
NOZZLE X X
Power-Mate®
SANI-PUNCH
NOZZLE
X
X X
Alwaysc_eanattachmentsbeforeusingonfabrics. ** Power-Ma_e_OF#OFFswitchshould_ inOFF_si5oa
"9"

Suggested sweeping pa_ern
For best cleaning action, tile Power-Mate _
should be pushed straight away from you and
pulled straight back.
This pattern should be continued across the rug
with slow, gliding motions.
NOTE: Fast, jerky strokes do not provide
complete cleaning.
Carpeted stairs need to be vacuumed
regularly. For best cleaning results, put the sflde
switch on MAX
For best cleaning results, keep the airflow
passage open. Check _sionally for dogs.
See HOW YOUR VACUUM WORKS section,
Unplug from outlet before checki_.
ONE-TOUCH CONTROL
The lengthof Telescopic wand can be changed
by one touch quickly and easily,
Adiust the length of Telescopic wand as shown.
Spr_ng[
SUCTION CONTROL
The handle slide switch aflows you to change
the vacuum suction Ior different fabric and
carpet weights,
Adiust the suction power with slide switch in the
handle.
Handie
OVERLOAD PROTECTOR
The Power-Mate _ has buiit4n protectionagainst
motor and belt _mage should the brush iam.
If the brush slews down or stops, the overload
protector shuts off _e Power-Mate _.
The canister motor will continue to run
To correct p_oblem:See TROUBLE SlitTING
To reset: Unplug cord from wall outlet and wait
5,qO minutes for motor to cool. Plug
cord into wall cutter,
Personal injury Hazard
Always unplug the vacuum cleaner before
cleaning the brush area as brush may
suddenly restart, Failure to do so can
result in personal injury,
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
When the unit is running_ the indicator windows
will be green if there are no clogs.
When the indicator window turns completely
red, check if the dust bag is full or ifother areas
are clogged, See HOW YOUR VACUUM
WORKS.
Indicator Window
Note: indicator window may turn rod when
using attachments or when cleaning new
carpet. This is due to reduced airflow caused by
the va_um seal between attachment and
surface, or new carpet fuzz filling the bag
quickly, Restore airflow by raising attachment
slightly from surface you are cleaning, or
replace bag if it is full.
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For bee'[cleaning results, the dust bag should
changed often,
1_Unplug cord from wall out_et,
2. Pulllid releaseout and up,then lift canisterbo_.
3. Press bad_ the bag mount latch.
h -../
4. Remove the bag and throw it away,
5. To insert new dust bag:
• Press back the bag mount latch.
• Fit bottom edge of bag mount tab onl_obag
mount _edge,
• Pult bag mour_tab flush with suction inlet hole,
• Re_easebag mount latchever top edge of bag
mount tab to secure bag in canister.
(DustBag No, 20-51t95)
Bag Mt}u_/t Tab
6 Close and latch canister hood,
NOTE: The vacuum ksfitted with a safety
device which prevents you from dosing the
canister hood if the bag is not fitled correctly.
7, Plug cord into wall outlet.
NEVER REUSE A DUST BAG, Very fine
materials, such as carpet fres_ner, face
powder, fine dust piaster, soot, new carpet
lint, etc,_can clog the bag and cause it to
burst before it isfull, Change bag more
often w_n vacuuming these materials,
Electrical Shock Hazard
Do not operate the cleaner without the
motor safety filter Be sure the filter is dry
and properly installed to prevent motor
failure arC!or electrical shock,
Check motor safety filter occasionally and
clean when dirty,
1.Un#ug cordfromwaltoutletandremove
bag,
2, Putl out meter safety filter as shown,
3, Wash filter in warm soapy water, rinse, then
dry, Do not clean in dishwasher or install
while damp,
4. Insert filter back into canister,
5. Insert bag.
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1. Unplug cord from wal_outlet. DO NOT drip
water on cleaner.
2, Clean vacuum exterior using a clean, soft
cloth that has been dipped in clean water,
then wrung out. Wipe dry after cleaning.
NOTE: Regular cleaning helps to reduce static
electricity and dust buildup on outer surfaces of
c_eanerand attachments.
DO NOT use attachments if they are wet,
Dam_e to dust bag and motor may occur,
Attachments used in dirty areas, such as
under a refrigerator, should not be used
on other surfaces until they are washed
since they could leave marks,
When not in use, attach Telescopic wand assembty to cani_er by inserting wand storage dip into
hole in canister body as shown Store in updght position only,
\
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Use the brush/crevice toe[ attachment to vacuum clean the Sani°Punch nozzle.
£ottom
Fellow the instructions below for washing the Sani-Punch bottom pla[e.
(Do not soak the entire body of the vacuum nozzle in water; it may cause the vibrator to
malfunction )
1. Press the button on the rear side of the 4, Straighten the vibration plate on the lower
vacuum nozzle to separate the bottom plate, section, v brationplate
2, Wipe all the soiled parts of the vacuum
nozzle body with a cloth
3. Wash the removed bottom plate with water
and dry iL
Bo_omptate_
5. Insert the attactlment _ojections on bottom
plate into the vacuum nozzle groove&
Since the vibratorinsidethe Sani-Punchis composedof precisionparts,never disassemble the
_ni-Punch body.
carefulnotto letforeign objectsclog the air inlet on top of the Sani-F_Jnchne_ie.
Since removalof the vibration platemay causeperformance problems,do not warp or removeit.
Att_h the bottomplate properlybeforeusing.Withoutthis bottom plate,it may not function°
Sincethis v_uum nozzlehas been madeexclusively for cleaningmattresses,lightblankets, sheets
and drapes,use it onlyfor these cleaningpurposes.(Using itto cleanthe fl_r may resultin soiting
it or adrop in performance,so do not use it for such purposes.)
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6. Push down the tabs to secure,

Alwaysfollowallsafetyprecautionswhen
cieaningandservicingthePower-Mate_,
Electrical Shock or Personal injury Hazard
Disconnect electrical supply before
servicing or cleaning the unit.
Failure to do so could result in electrical
shock or personal injury from cleaner
suddenly starting.
Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet Check
and remove heir_string and lint build_up
frequently in the Power°Mate _ brush and brush
su_,ort areas. If build_up becomes excessive,
disconnect Power=Mate_ from Telescopic wand,
TO REMOVE BELT:
1. Turn Power_Mate_ upside down.
2 Unscrew the four Power-Mate s cover screws.
i; Whee_
3, Turn Power-Mate _ rear side up and titt cover
forward from back untit front snaps free,
& Carefully insert and lift screwdriver at each
brush support to free brush from base,
Base
& Remove worn b,eit.
& Slide brush supports off to check and dean
brush support areas See BRUSH
ASSEMBLY for picture of complete _ush
assembly.
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TO REPLACE BELT:
1. Install brush supports onto brush assembly.
¢
2, _nstall new belt in _lt groove on the brush
assemHy, then over #_emotor shaft, Be sure
_lt is between the belt guards.
(Belt No,20-81195)
Motor Shaft
_it Guard
Bell Groove
3. insert each support intoits base slots.
4. Line up tabs on cover with slots inside the
base.
Cover Tab
Base Slot
5. Push cover and base together.
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Electrical Shock or Personal injury Hazard
Disconnect electrical supply before
servicing or cleaning the unit. Failure to do
so could result in electrical shock or
personal injury from cleaner suddenly
starting_
TO CHECK BRUSH:
When brushes are wornto the level of the base
support bar, replace the brush assembly
TO REPLACE BRUSHES:
1. Remove Power_Mate_cover, belt and brush
assembly. See "To remove b_olt'in BELT
CHANGING AND BRUSH CLEANING,
2. Remove brush supports from ends of brush
assembly.
3. Replace belt, new brush assembly and
Power-Mate _cover screws, See "To replace
beW in BELT CHANGING AND BRUSH
CLEANING.
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Brush
Support

Reviewthischarttofinddo-ibyourselfsolutionsforminorperformancep'obIems,Anyotherservice
neededshouldbeperformedbyaSearsoror.herquaJifiedservicerepresentative.
Bectrical Shock Hazard
Disconnect electrical supply before servicing or cleaning the unit.
Failure todo so could result in electrical shock or personal injury.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE
Cleanerwontstart,
Poor job of dirt pick,,
ap.
Cleaner star% but
eats off,
Pewee--Mater>'wili not
runwhen attache.
Per_orrnanc_
_icato:, some
mode!s, is red
Ceaner picks up
movable _ugs, ot-
Power.Mate_'
pushes t_J hard
Power _rd won't
rewind.
1.Unpluggedatwalloutiet,
Z Trod circurabreakedblownfuseat
householdsewice panel
3 Looseh_ ea_tri_t _,medions,
4 "l°r;_d ovedoadprotesterlie
PowePMatd_
I Fullor cloggeddustbag,
2 Cloggedaidlow_eeages
3.Di_yfilter,
,I.Side switch isor_M_N
5 Hob i_ h_e,
6 WorePowerMa_e_ b_Jshes.
7 Worn_ brokenbelt.
8.D_tybrushorbrushsu_ts
9.Cams_arhoodopee.
t. Hoseor hoodelectrica!connections.
2 l'r_ overloadpmtec_r_rin
Powert_te£
3 lr_ over/cadprettier in caniste_
t Pew.-Mate _conn_ions unplugged
2.Wore_ b_okeebelt,
3 Di_lybrusho_brushsu_ts
4 Tr_d overioadp otectorlie
Power-Mate'_
1.Fullor sloggeddustbag,
28i_y fil_er,
3 Cbggd airflowpassage
t. Suctbn _a stror_g,
I D_lypowercord.
2 Powe_cord jammed
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
1,Plug in firmly,pusht_ ha_d_ slideswitch (_ge 7}
2,Reeetck_@tbreakeror rophce fuse.
3,R_nned h_ e_ds(_ge 6).
4,Ceaa bush aedbrushs@porls(_:agee14 t5) then
_ollowinstruct_nson page 10aboutovedoadprotector,
1,Cha_gebag(page 11},
2.Clearaidbw passag_ (page6).
3.Changeftter (page1t}
4,Adjustcontrol(page7, i0)
6,Chaegebrush_ (Fage 1@
7& 8,S@ BELTCHANGINGAND BRUSHCLONING (pag_
t4 i5}
9 Closeand arch hood,
1,Cheekcennectbne recor_ec_hoseends(.page6).
2,Remc_,eanyitemsthat m@"be caughto_-jam_edthen
resehtfclease_startsand st_x_agae, dear_beuehand
brushsappo_te(pages14 15),then followinstrus_oes on
page tOabeutover_d protector
3,C_nge dustbag clearai#towblockage(pa@6)_ U@I_
@_dLromWal outletasd wait2,_o25mnudesform_or b
cootaridautomatica!lyr_et
t, Plug in firml_(page5)
2& & See B_LTCHANGINGAND BRUSHCLEANING(pag_
t4,t5}.
4.Check brushareafor ex_s;ve ti_ build-uporjamm eg
Clea_brusharidbrushsupports(pages14 t5) then
_otlewinstruct#heoe _ge t0 aboutoverbad protedor,
t, Changebeg(page 11},
2,Changeftter (page1t}
3,Clea bl_¢@e #rerrairf_ passage(page6/_,
1,Adjust_ntrol (pag_ 7 t0}.
1,Cleanthe powercord.
2.Pullout Powercordand rewind
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VACUUM CLEANER PARTS
For Model: 721.21295000
14
13
12
1t
10
32
15
27
33 34
36
35
37
23
21
22
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24
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Power-Mate _PARTS
For Model 721.21 295000
5
6
10
13
1t
12
14
15
17
18
19
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VACUUM CLEANER PARTS
For Model: 721.21295000
Illust.
No. Part No. DESCRIPTION
1 3550FI1551K Filter Cover
2 4036FI4074A Indicator Seal
33123019L Indicator
43550FI3307G indicator Cover
5 1TPLD302818 Screw 3'12
6 4970FI4260A _tch Spring
7 4026F_3234A batch
8 3070FI111 ON Body Cover
9 4766FI3251A Felt
10 3940FI3252A Exhaust Sponge
11 5230FI3558A Exhaust Fi_er
12 4170024A Buflon Spring
13 50_F_3233N Cord Ree_ Button
14 3650FI2132N Handle
15 39_FI1115A Dust Seal Packing
16 3123004B Filter Sefting Hook
17 4123017A Rlter Setting Hook Spring
18 20,51195 Dust Bag
19 3123009R Terminal Supporter
20 1TPL0402818 Screw 4'12
21 6801FE3256C Terminal Plate Ass',/
22 3550FM 113F Front Cover
Illust
No P_ No. DESCRIPTION
23 4036FI3036A Terminal Packing
24 4441FI3605J Caster Ass'y
25 4122017F Roller
26 1TPL0403318 Borew 4*20
27 4660F11114D Wheel Body
28 4660FI3238N Wl_eel Cover
29 3040F1111D Body Base
30 6871FX2125A PWB Ass'y
31 5230FI3248A Motor S_3fety Fiffer
32 6411Ft1071W Cord Reel
33 3920FI3600B Motor Mount Packing
34 4687FI2373G Motor
35 3940H3646A Absorbing Spor_je
36 4980FI3702A Motor Supporter
37 5040FI2449A Sound Rubber
Follo_ng Parts Not Illustrated
3828FI3763K Manual Owners
20-51195 Dust Bag
Available At Any Sears Retait or Catatog
Store
IIIust,
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Power-Mate PARTS
For Model 721 _21295000
Part No.
5249 FI1400A
6411 FI3_aA
3740FI4259A
3550FI5_lA
4580Ft5_1B
4580H5_3A
4580Ft5_lA
4580FIS_2A
5201FI5_lA
3740F15_1A
3920FI5_lA
4680FI5_lA
DESCRtPTUON
Power-Mate _
Cord Ass'y_ Power
Protector, Cord
Cover Nozzle
Pin Rear Roller
Rear Roller, Nozzle
Pin, Front Rotler
Front Roller Nozzie
Pipe Ass*y Suction
Protector, Agitator
Packing Motor
Power-Mate _'Motor
[IIust,
No. Pad No. DESCRIPTION
13 3040FJSOO1A Base Nozzle
14 5882Fm_01A Sweeper, Agitator
15 4820FI5001A Bumper, Nozzle
16 5973FJ5001A Agitator
17 20°81195 Beff
18 4874F_5001A Supporter Fixture
19 4280FI5001A Bearing, Head
Follo_ng Parts Not Illustrated
20-81195 Be_t
Available AtAny Sears Retait or Catalog
Store.
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