Hoover S3083-030 User manual

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Owner’s

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.S3083-030

Manual

Cleaner

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The vacuum cleaner you have just purchased is a combination cleaner. It has

a motorized power nozzle for carpet and floor cleaning and has cleaning

tools for above the floor cleaning.

Your cleaner is a model

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and has a serial number

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INDEX

Cleaner Description

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3-4

Energy Saving Tips

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How To Use The Cleaning Tools

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How To Use The Power Nozzle ............................ 6-7

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

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Lubrication

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Maintenance of Cleaner

How To Check the Nozzle

Hose

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.I4

How To

Clean Secondary

Filter ........................

How To Replace the Agitator Brushes..

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14-15

How To Replace the Belt

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11-13

How To Replace the Bottom Plate Brush

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.15-16

Replacing the

Throw Away

Bag

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.9-IO

Storage

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To Clean Stairs

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To Connect and Remove Hose

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To Connect Power Nozzle

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User Check List

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The

Hoovet

Company 1975

Importantsafeguards!

Read all instructions.

Warning: Electric shock could occur if used outdoors or on wet surfaces.

Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children.

Do not allow vacuum cleaner to be used as a toy or to run unattended at any

time.

Keep hands, feet, loose clothing, and hair away from rotating agitator.

Don’t run power nozzle over cord. It may damage insulation.

Do not use cleaner to pick up matches, or live ashes and cigarette butts.

Avoid picking up hard, sharp objects with the cleaner. They may damage

the power nozzle.

Unplug cleaner when not in use. Turn cleaner off at switch before

unplugging.

Always disconnect cord from electrical outlet before servicing the cleaner.

Change bag frequently when picking up very fine materials such as powder.

Grasp the plug to disconnect from wall outlet to avoid damage to cord,

plug, prongs, or receptacle.

The use of an extension cord is not recommended.

If cleaner is in disrepair, do not attempt to operate.

Have repairs made by qualified personnel at Hoover Factory Service Centers

or Authorized Hoover Warranty Service Dealers.

Use vacuum cleaner only for its intended use as described in the instructions.

The use of attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer

may cause hazards.

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1. FURNITURE GUARD

2. COMBINATION CARPET AND FLOOR ‘POWERMATIC’ NOZZLE

Powermatic nozzle automatically adjusts to different carpet pile height.

Has setting for “Carpet” and “Bare Floor”.

3. SURFACE SELECTOR INDICATOR Shows “Carpet” or “Bare

Floor” setting of Surface Selector Lever.

4. SURFACE SELECTOR LEVER Push lever with your toe to adjust

the Powermatic nozzle for “Carpet” and “Bare Floors”.

5. DUSTING BRUSH

6. WALL/FLOOR BRUSH

7. HOSE CORD CONNECTION TO CLEANER Plug hose cord into

cleaner base to receptacle.

8. CASTERS Provide easier towing; pull cleaner using hose to guide

the cleaner easily over carpet, throw rugs, and door sills.

9. ON-OFF SWITCH A convenient switch is located near front of cleaner.

10. CORD STORAGE HOOKS

II. EXTENSION WANDS Connect to hose and Powermatic nozzle or

cleaning tools.

12. COVER LATCH 13. CARRYING HANDLE

14. CREVICE TOOL 15. FURNITURE NOZZLE

16. HANDLE ADJUSTMENT LATCH Step on the handle adjustment

latch to lower the handle.

17. CORD CLIPS Clip nozzle cord to extension wands.

18. SUCTION REGULATOR Close regulator for full suction. Open

regulator for easy cleaning of some types of carpets, lightweight

flexible rugs and lightweight draperies.

19. NOZZLE CORD CONNECTION TO HANDLE Plug nozzle cord

into receptacle underneath handle.

20. PLASTIC LATCH RING Connects hose grip to extension wand or

to cleaning tools.

21. HOSE GRIP

OPERATE CLEANER ONLY AT VOLTAGE SPECIFIED ON DATA

PLATE ON BOTTOM OF CLEANER.

WARNING: ELECTRICAL SHOCK COULD OCCUR IF USED OUT-

DOORS OR ON WET SURFACES.

TO CONNECT AND REMOVE HOSE

To connect hose, insert hose into opening of cleaner

lining up the arrow on the hose with the dot on the

cleaner. Turn the hose clockwise until it lines up

with the bar on the cleaner and latch locks into

place.

When the hose is attached properly, the hose cord

plug will reach to the receptacle on the cleaner.

Insert the plug firmly and as deep into the

receptacle as possible.

To disconnect hose, depress latch away from hose

connection opening in cleaner. While holding latch,

turn the hose counterclockwise until the arrow

lines up with dot on the cleaner.

HOW TO CONNECT THE

‘POWERMATIC’ NOZZLE

1. Attach Powcrmatic nozzle to the end of the ex-

tension wand. Be sure the nozzle is locked in place.

To release, press down on the center of the white

plastic spring latch and remove nozzle.

2. Position cord in cord clips on extension wands.

3. To attach the hose and extension wands, rotate

the plastic latch ring to accept the button projec-

tion on the extension wands.

Push the handle over the wand so that the button

projection fits into the slot. Turn the outer ring on

the handle to lock the handle and wand in place.

HOW TO USE

HANDLE ADJUSTMENTS

The handle has two positions when used with the

power nozzle: Storage and Low. Step on the Han-

dle Adjustment Latch to lower the handle. Use the

low position for reaching under low furniture.

Raise the handle straight up for the storage position.

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

When using the power nozzle for carpet and rug

cleaning, push the Surface Selector Lever with your

tow to the “Carpet” setting. The Selector Indicator

should show the lever on the “Carpet” position.

AUTOMATIC NOZZLE ADJUSTMENT

The power nozzle adjusts automatically to the cor-

rect cleaning height for all carpets from low pile to

shag. It is suggested that you use the power nozzle

with the Suction Regulator closed for full suction.

If the power nozzle is difficult to push, open the

Suction Regulator.

FOR HARD SURFACE

FLOOR CLEANING

The power nozzle can be used for cleaning hard sur-

face floors such as wood, linoleum, vinyl, asphalt

and rubber tile, sealed cork, concrete and terrazzo

as well as carpet. You will find it particularly con-

venient when cleaning rugs to adjust the power noz-

zle to “Bare Floor” and continue cleaning the sur-

rounding floor surfaces. The small front wheels on

the bottom of the power nozzle provide the proper

nozzle height for hard surface floors. The brush

located directly behind the nozzle opening helps to

provide effective cleaning of hard surface floors.

Adjust the Surface Selector with your toe to the

“Bare Floor” setting. The Selector Indicator should

show the lever on the “Bare Floor” position. As

you move from the rug surface and begin to clean

the floor, you will hear an increase in sound as the

agitator brushes power sweep the floor. If you pre-

fer you may use the Wall/Floor Brush to clean hard

surface floors. The power nozzle is not recom-

mended for very irregular floor surfaces such as

brick, slate and certain parquet floors.

To clean

these floors use the Wall/Floor Brush.

HOW TO USE THE ‘CELEBRITY II’

CLEANER WITH CLEANING TOOLS

CLEANING TOOLS

The cleaning tools have many uses. Select the tool

best suited for the cleaning task from the descrip-

tions below. Adjust the Suction Regulator to select

the amount of suction appropriate to the cleaning

task.

FURNITURE NOZZLE

For upholstered furniture, draperies, tapestries,

mattresses, clothing, automobile,interiors and

carpeted stairs.

DUSTING BRUSH

For carved furniture, table tops, books, lamps,

lighting fixtures, Venetian blinds, baseboards,

shutters and registers.

CREVICE TOOL

For radiators, dresser drawers, spaces between

kitchen appliances.

WALL/FLOOR BRUSH

For walls and very irregular hard surface floors

such as brick and slate.

TO CONNECT AND REMOVE TOOLS

To connect the tools, insert end of tool into the

end of either extension wand and snap into posi-

tion. To disconnect, press down on the center of

the white plastic spring latch to release.

The tools may also be attached directly to the hose.

The power cord leading from the hose connection

to the receptacle on the cleaner base need not be

connected when using the cleaning tools. How-

ever, to avoid possible damage to the cord, leave

cord connected to the receptacle on the cleaner.

TO CLEAN HARD TO REACH AREAS

Use the curved wand with the extension wands.

The tools attached to the curved wand will enable

you to clean many hard to reach areas; especially

crown moldings, tops of drapery rods, shelves, and

picture frames, etc.

TO CLEAN STAIRS

Clean stairs by placing the cleaner on its side as

pictured in the illustration. Clean stairs from bot-

tom to top.

HOW TO STORE

CORD WRAP When the cleaner is not in use,

wrap the cord around the cord storage hooks

located on the cover of the cleaner.

Store the power nozzle with the handle in the

upright or storage position. NOTE: When storing

the nozzle, make certain the Surface Selector

Lever is in the “Carpet” position.

The hose,

extension wands and power nozzle can be stored

separately from the cleaner if desired.

MAINTENANCE

The following sections are concerned with proper maintenance of the

cleaner. Familiarize yourself with these home maintenance tasks and keep

this owner’s manual in a convenient place where you can refer to it when

needed. Proper use and care of your cleaner will insure continued effec-

tiveness.

REPLACING THE THROW AWAY BAG

DISCONNECT CORD FROM ELECTRICAL OUTLET BEFORE

CHANGING PARTS

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