Samsung Vc-u313 User manual

Vacuum

Cleaner

For Household

use Only

Operating

Instructions

Read these instructions before operating the vacuum cleaner

※The design and specification may be different depending on the models.

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Safety Instructions

Warning:

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

Thank you for purchasing a Samsung vacuum cleaner. When using an electrical appliance,

basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:

PLEASE READ ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE

·Do not leave appliance unattended when plugged in. Unplug the vacuum from the outlet

when it is not in use, or when it is being cleaned.

·Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.

·Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near

children.

·Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer’s recommended

attachments.

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

dropped, damaged, left outdoors or dropped in water, take it to a service center.

·Do not pull or carry the vacuum by the cord, or use the cord as a handle. Do not close a

door on cord, or pull the cord around sharp edges or corners. Do not run the appliance over

its cord. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.

·Do not unplug the vacuum by pulling on the cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.

·Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.

·Do not put any object into vacuum openings. Do not operate with any opening blocked:

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

·Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all parts of body away from openings and moving

parts.

·Do not use to pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches or

hot ashes.

·Do not use without dust bag and filters in place.

·Turn off all controls before unplugging.

·Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.

·Do not use to clean up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline. Do not use the

vacuum in areas where such liquids may be present.

·Store your cleaner indoors in a cool, dry area.

·Do not use extension cords or plug into an electrical outlet with inadequate current carrying

capacity.

·Avoid vacuuming up sharp objects.

·Always turn this appliance off before connecting or disconnecting the hose, replacing bags,

or removing the bottom plate for maintenance.

·Unplug electrical appliances before vacuuming them.

Save these instructions!

To reduce the risk of electrical shock, this appliance has a polarized plug with one blade

wider than the other. This plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit

in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician to replace

the outlet. Do not change the plug in any way.

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Assembling Parts

Assembled Vacuum Cleaner Parts

The assembled cleaner will look

like the illustration to the left.

1.Handle

2.ON/OFF switch

3.Quick release cord hook

4.Exhaust filter

5.Crevice tool

6.Handle release

7.Carrying handle

8.Hose

9.Extension wand

10.Combination tool

11.Power control

(some models only)

WARNING!

OPERATE THE VACUUM CLEANER ONLY AT THE VOLTAGE SPECIFIED ON THE NAMEPLATE.

Front Back

Step 1. Attaching the Handle

Stand the vacuum upright

and slide the base of the

handle firmly into the

grooves at the top of the

vacuum body.

Insert the screw provided

into the existing hole.

Tighten the screw securely

with a screwdriver.

Before securing the handle,

please check that the

handle is fitted to the

vacuum body and make

sure there’s no gap.

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1-2 1-3

Step 2. Attaching the Hose and Tools

Slide the end of the hose

wand with tabs into the

suction intake valve.

Slide the extension

wand and the crevice

tool together into the

storage clip.

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Operation

while using attachment tools. Do not place

the vacuum on top of furniture or steps as

the brushroller may cause damage.

A. Combination tool:

Two types of cleaning tools are included in

one attachment: rotate for desired tool.

·Use brush side to dust furniture,

blinds, books, lamps, shelves.

·Use upholstery side for curtains,

draperies, cushions, fabrics.

B. Crevice tool:

Use in corners, on stairs, baseboards, and

behind furniture.

C. Extension Wand:

Use with desired attachments and narrow

wand for a longer reach.

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Carrying handle

The cleaner can also be moved by

using the carrying handle.

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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)and will prevent rug from clinging

to cleaner.

Continue to lift front of cleaner so that

when you have reached the edge, it is

completely off the rug. Move cleaner

back to start again, lower front of cleaner,

and use only forward strokes.

Carpet height adjustment

Carpet and rug cleaning takes place at the

nozzle (A).

When it is necessary to raise and lower the

nozzle for various carpet pile heights, rotate the

nozzle control knob (B) to the desired setting.

For maximum cleaning performance, The

following carpet height settings are recommended:

·Lowest setting: for all types of carpet

·Higher settings: for very deep pile carpet where

easier pushing effort is desired, while maintaining

good cleaning performance.

Note: If the cleaner is difficult to push, rotate knob to

the next higher setting.

Power control

(some models only)

To change the power level of the vacuum

cleaner, rotate the knob.

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2-8

2-9

Cleaning Tool attachments

Attachment tools can be used to

clean furniture or drapes, on stairs or

in corners. Place the vacuum on the

floor with the handle in the upright

position.

ON-OFF Switch

1.To turn cleaner ON(I), press the

ON/OFF switch to the ON position.

2.To the cleaner OFF(O), press the

ON/OFF switch to the OFF position.

Handle positions

The handle of your cleaner has three

positions; upright for storage and

when using cleaning tools; operating

for general operation on carpet and

floors; low for reaching under low

furniture. Step on handle release

pedal to lower handle.

Transporting cleaner

To move your cleaner from room to

room, put the handle in upright

position, tilt the cleaner back on its

rear wheels and push forward.

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Maintenance

Familiarize yourself with these home maintenance tasks as proper use and care of your cleaner will ensure continued

cleaning effectiveness.

When to replace the Dust bag

Check the dust bag from time to time. Change the dust bag when dirt reaches the dotted line. If more dirt than this

accumulates, your cleaner will not operate effectively.

Note: All new carpet has loose fibers which can fill the bag quickly while vacuuming.

Replacing Dust Bag

Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet.

Pull the bag door outward to open.

Set bag door aside.

Removing and

installing filter bag

Grasp dust bag collar (A) and pull

collar from tube (B).

Note: Do not clean out old dust bag

and reuse. Discard used dust bag.

Hold new dust bag as shown. Align

opening in dust bag with (B).

Push (A) firmly onto (B).

Tuck in dust bag.

Replacing bag door

Reposition bag door by placing tab

on bottom of door into opening (C).

Press top of door to snap securely

shut.

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Cleaning secondary and final filters

How to clean

Disconnect cleaner from

electrical outlet.

The secondary filter (A), located

behind the grill in the bottom of bag

compartment, protects the motor

from dirt particles.

If filter becomes dirty, pull off grill

and lift out filter.

Normal filter (Black)

Hand wash filter in cold water with

mild detergent, then air dry.

Reposition dry filter and grill.

The final filter asists in the filtration

process to return clean air to the room.

To remove this filter, first open the door

on the side of the cleaner (Fig. 3-6).

Grasp filter (B) and pull it straight out.

Micro filter

Reposition new filter by reversing this

procedure.

HEPA filter (some models only)

This filter will become dirty and needs

to be replaced about once a year to

maintain efficient filtration.

Reposition new filter by reversing this

procedure.

Do not operate cleaner without

either the secondary or final filter in

place.

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3-6

How to attach filter door

The filter door is designed with a

“break away” feature which allows it to

snap free if it is pushed open too far.

To reattach, align hinges (C) of cover

with slots on sides of filter area.

Check agitator shield

Because your cleaner picks up so well,

we strongly recommend you check for

debris accumulation under the agitator

shield each time you clean the filters.

Removing debris under the shield will

help maintain your cleaner’s excellent

pick up and suction. Remove debris as

follows:

1. Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet.

2. Check for dirt accumulation by

removing bottom plate (Fig. 3-10),

removing agitator (Fig. 3-11), and

lifting agitator shield (Fig. 3-13).

3. Remove any debris and replace

shield, agitator and bottom plate

(Figs. 3-13 to 3-15).

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Maintenance

The belt

The belt on your cleaner causes the

agitator to rotate and is important for

the effective operation of the

cleaner. The belt is located under

the bottom plate 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 bottom plate

as shown in “How to replace.”

Replace belt it is stretched, cut or

broken.

Remove agitator and used belt.

Discard used belt.

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Insert agitator through belt and place

belt in belt guide (C) on agitator.

Should the agitator shield (D)

become dislodged while replacing

the belt or the agitator, reposition it

as shown, noting the placement of its

belt guide (D)

When to replace the

agitator brush roll

When agitator brushes are worn, the

agitator should be replaced.

To check condition of brushes,

disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Move the edge of a card across

bottom plate while turning agitator.

To maintain cleaning effectiveness,

replace agitator if brushes do not

touch card.

Grasp agitator firmly and fit it into

position by first sliding the end opposite

the belt into the rectangular slot (F) on

side of cleaner.

Pull other side of agitator (G) into place.

Turn agitator, making sure belt is not

pinched between agitator and agitator

shield.

3-10

With lettering on outside of belt and

positioned as shown in box on (D),

slide new belt over motor pulley (B).

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3-11

How to replace

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Remove bottom plate, belt and

agitator following directions in “The

belt” section beginning with Fig. 3-10.

Discard old agitator.

Continue following the directions in

“The belt” section to reposition belt,

new agitator and bottom plate.

Reposition bottom plate and 4

screws. Tighten screws securely.

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How to replace

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Place handle in low position and turn

cleaner over so bottom side is up.

Remove the 4 screws as shown with

a screw driver.

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Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Clearing Clogs

Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet.

The hose on the back of the vacuum cleaner that carries the dirt from the nozzle to the dust bag can

sometimes become clogged. If you notice a change in the sound of the vacuum motor, check for clogs.

Check this list of possible problems and solutions before bringing your vacuum to a service center.

Disconnect the wand and check for

clogs in the vacuum base, the wand

and the hose.

If the clog persists, turn the

vacuum cleaner off and unplug it.

Remove the bottom plate. Lift up

the short hose in the base of the

vacuum. Inspect the hose for clogs

and remove any obstructions.

Replace the short nozzle hose and

the bottom plate.

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Pull and open the suction inlet cover,

and check for a clog.

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Problem: Cleaner won’t run

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

··Not firmly plugged in

··Plug unit in firmly

··No voltage in wall plug

··Check fuse or breaker

··Blown fuse or tripped breaker

··Replace fuse or reset breaker

Problem : Poor job of dirt pickup

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

··Full or clogged dust bag

··Change bag.

··Broken or worn belt

··Replace belt.

··Clogged hose or nozzle

··Clean hose or nozzle area.

··Hole in hose

··Replace hose.

··Dust bag improperly installed

··Properly install dust bag

··Incorrect carpet height setting

··Rotate nozzle control knob to lower setting

··Clogs in air flow passage

··Clear clogs.

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

··Bag improperly installed

··Re-install bag.

··Bag torn

··Replace bag

Problem : Dust escapes the dust bag

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

··Strange sound like rushing air

··Check for clogs

Problem : Abnormal sound

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

··Incorrect carpet height setting

··Rotate nozzle control knob to lower setting

Problem : Cleaner hard to push

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