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OWNER'SMANUAL
READ THIS MANUAL for important safety,
assembly and operating instructions.
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  • Page 1 Vacuum Cleaner OWNER'SMANUAL READ THIS MANUAL for important safety, assembly and operating instructions. C_ 1ZARBg)_U_-437_536...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    KENMOREVACUUM CLEANER Ifyou need serviceor parts, visit your nearestSears FULL ONE-YEARWARRANTY ServiceCenter or theServiceDepartment located at most Sears Retail Stores. They will be able to solve your problem and supplyany needed replacement When used forprivate household purposes,if within parts. Any serviceneeded...
  • Page 3 Do not pick up anything that isburning or into water, return it to a Sears Service smoking, such as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes. Center/Department. Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a...
  • Page 4 AND FEATURES it is important to know your vacuum cleaner parts and features to assure itsproper and safe use. Review these before using your cleaner. COPY YOUR MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERSHERE. Copy this information from the bottom of each unit into these Cord Holder spaces.
  • Page 5 ATTACHMENTS _,_.,.T_, POWER-MATE Dusting Brush Fabric Brush Floor Brush (Some mode_] (Some Models) HANDt.MATErmJr.-------_- (Some Models) NOTE: Allmodels have one set of attachments in the canister. S ome models have an additional set, which can be kept inthe accessorybag forgarage oroutdoor use.

  • Page 6: Parts And Features

    ----ASSEMBLY Before assembling your vacuum cleaner, be sure you have all parts shown in PARTSAND FEATURES, Elecfrlcal Shock Hazard Do not plug into electrical supply until assembly is complete. Failure to do so could resultin electrical shock or injury. WANDS Slide wands together until w and button snaps intoplace,Turn...
  • Page 7 CANISTER I. Open the canister hood, 2. Insert handle into wand until 2. Check to see that the dust bag isproperly lock button snaps in installed. See BAG CHANGING for instructions. place. Be sure hose 3. Check to see that the motor safety filter is properly is not twisted.

  • Page 8: Suggested Pileheight Settings

    TOSTART Personal Injury and Product Damage Hazard • DO NOT plug In If switch is in ON position. Personal injury or damage could result. • The cord moves rapidly when rewinding. Keep Handle Pile Height children away and provide o clear path when Release Pedal Pedal...
  • Page 9 /ACUUMING TIPS Suggested sweeping pattern. For best cleaning action, the POWER-MATE should be pushed straight away from you and pulled straight back. At the end of each pull stroke, the PersonalInjuryHazard direction of the POWER-MATE should be changed to point into the next section to be cleaned. This Usecam if ccmister i s_ on _.

  • Page 10: Attachments

    TTACHMENTS ATTACHMENTS ON WANDS 1. To remove wands from POWER-MATETM, lock wands in straight- up position, ATTACHMENTS ON HANDLE NOTE: If the POWER-MATETMis 2. Press wand release attached, turn cleaner pedal with foot and off before removing pull the wands straight handle from wands.

  • Page 11: Performance Features

    EPERFORMANCE FEATURES HOSESWIVEL EDGECLEANER The hose swivel allows Activebrush the hose to turnwithout edge cleaners moving the canister. This are on both is helpful forcleaningin sides of the smallareas.Check hose POWER-MATE fortwisting b eforepulling Guide either side canister. of the POWER- MATE along base-boards or...

  • Page 12: Canistercare

    YOURVACUUMWORKS The vacuum cleaner creates suction that picks up diff, Rapidly moving air carries the dirt to the dust bag through the airflow passages. The dust bag lets the air pass through, while it traps the diff. For best cleaning results, keep the airflow passage open.

  • Page 13: Cleaning Exterior And Attachments

    VIOTOR SAFETY FILTER CLEANING •Check motor safety filter occasionally and clean when dirty. 3. Wash filter in warm soapy water, rinse, then dry. Do not clean in dishwasher. ElectricalShock Hazard Do not operate the cleormr withoutthe motorsalety 4. Snap filter back filter.Be sure the riflerisdry and properly installedto into canister.
  • Page 14 WER- M ATE TM CARE Always follow all safety precautions when cleaning and servicing the POWER-MATE Elecfrtoal Shock Or Personal Injury Hazard Disoonnect electrical supply before servicing cleaning the unit. Failure to do so could result in electrical shock or personal Injury from cleaner sodden/y sto#/ng.
  • Page 15 6. Remove worn Carefully insert and belt, twist screw- 7. Slide brush sup- driver at ports off to check each brush and clean brush support to support areas. free brush See BRUSH from base. ASSEMBLYfor pic- ture of complete Support brush assembly, Brush TO REPLACE BELT:...
  • Page 16 RUSH SERVICING 3. Push out worn brushes. If the beater bar is chipped Electrical Shock Or Personal Injury Hazard gouged, Disconnect electrical supply before servicing replace cleaning the unit. Failure to do so can result in 4. Slide new electrical shock or personal injury from cleaner beater bar and...
  • Page 17 Review this chaff to find do-it-yourself solutions for minor performance problems, I1:1 Cleaner won't stad. Unplugged at wall outlet. Plug in firmly, push On/Off switch to ON. Tripped circuit breaker/blown fuse at Reset circuit breaker or replace fuse. household service panel. Loose hose electrical connections.
  • Page 18 8EAF Aspiradora MAN UAL DELPROPIETA RIO LEAESTEMANUAL para enterarse de instrucciones importantes acerca de la $eguridad, armado y funcionamiento. C_ 1ZARB_U_-437_536...
  • Page 19 ASPIRADORA KENMORE SInecesitaservlcio o piezas, visite e l Centro de ser- viciode Sears m6s cercano o el Departamento de GARANTIACOMPLETA servicio u bicado en la mayofia de lastiendasSears, Dicho departamento solucionar6su problema y le PORUNANO facilitar6 c ualquierrepuesto necesario.
  • Page 20 Centro/Departamento de servicio d e Sears. use la aspiradora para aspirar lTquidos No hale nitransporte laaspiradora per elcord6n: inflamableso combustibles (gasolina, ITquidos no use elcord6n come mango; no cierre puertas para limpieza, perfumes,etc.) nilause en lugares...
  • Page 21 Y CARACTER[S T I C AS Esimportante conocer las piezas y caracteristicas de su aspiradora para asegurar su uso adecuado y seguro. Exam_nelas antes de usar suaspiradora. ESCRIBA ELNIJMERODE MODELOY ELNUMERO DE SERIE AQui. Copie estainformaci6n de laparteinferior de laaspi- radoray escn'bala e n los espacios proporcionados a cord6n y el enchufe...
  • Page 22 ACCESORIOS Herramien_ POWER-MATE para hendiduras Cepillo para Cepillo para Ceplllo para pisos (Algunos modelos) sacudir telas (Algunos modelos) HANDI-MATE_ (Algunos modelos) NOTA:Todos los modelos cuentan con un juego de accesorios en el recept6culo, Algunos mode- los cuentan con un juego adicional que puede almacenarse en la bolsa para accesorios de uso en el garaje o en el exterior, RECEPTACULO...
  • Page 23 E RMADO Antesde armar su aspiradora, aseg_resede tener disponibles todaslas piezas que se muestranen PIEZAS Y CARACTERICAS. Peligro de choque ek_PcMco No conecte la aspiradora hasta que termine armarla. De Io contrario podrfa causar un choque el_Pctricoo lesi6n corporal. TUBOS Una los tubos desliz6ndolos hasta...
  • Page 24 RECEPT/ ,CULO 1. Abra la tapa del recept6culo. 2. Introduzca el 2. Examine la bolsa para polvo este instalado mango en el tubo correctamante. Consulte las instruccionesde hasta que el bot6n instalaci6n en la CAMBIO DE LA BOLSA. quede en posici6n. Aseg_rese de que 3.
  • Page 25 COMENZAR /nd/cador de nivel de pe/o de/a a/fombra Peligro de lesi6n personal y datto al producto • NO enchule la aspiradora si el interruptor est6 en la posici6n ON. Podr[a causar lesl6n personal o da_o al producto. Pedal de liberaci61 nivel de pelo de •...
  • Page 26 UGERENCIAS PARA ASPIRAR Estilo de limpieza sugerido. Para obtener la mejor acci6n de Iimpieza se recomienda empujar la POWER-MATETMen direcci6n directamente opuesta a usted y jalarla en Iinea recta. AI final de Peligrode lesi6npersonal cada pasada de regreso, cambie la direcci6n de la Tenga cuidado si coloca el recept6culo $obre POWER-MATETMhacia la siguiente secci6n a limpiar.
  • Page 27 ACCESORIOS ACCESORIOSDELTUBO I.Para retirar los tubos de laPOWER-MATE col6quelos en laposi- ci6nvertical de blo- queo. ACCESORIOS DELMANGO NOTA: Sitiene instalada laPOWER-MATE apa- "--U 2.Pise elpedal de gue laaspiradora antes llberaci6n r6pidadel de quitar elmango de los tubo y tire d eltubo tubos.
  • Page 28 RA CTER{S TI C AS CONTROL DEASPIRACION DERENDIMIENTO Elcontrol d e aspiraci6n aumenta o dlsminuye la aspiraci6n p ara los dife- LIMPIADOR DEORILLAS rentes tipos de alfom- brasy telas. La asplra- ci6nse dismlnuye Active los cepillos abriendoelcontrol, limpiadores de ori- para cortlnas y tapetes llas a cada lado de la POWER-MATE...
  • Page 29 EFUNCIONAMIENTODESUASPIRADORA aspiradora c rea succi6no aspiraci6n q ue levanta latierra. La tierra es impulsadaa trav(_s de las vTas de flujo aire hastalabolsaporuna r6pidacorriente de /_/3Y "_ aire, L a bolsapara polvopermite elflujo d e aire, p ero Jfi" atrapa la tierra, .._,_ Paralograr los mejoresresultados de limpieza, ._/_o_/...
  • Page 30 E EE I.IMPIEZADELFILTRODE SEGURIDAD DELMOTOR Examine el filtTo de seguridad del motor de vez en cuando y limpielo cuando est@sucio. 3. Lave el filtro en agua tibia yjabonosa; enju6guelo y d6jelo secar. No limpie el fll- Pellgrode choque elSctrico tro en lavadora de No opere la a_oiradora sinel flltrode segurldad del platos ni Io instale motor.
  • Page 31 CUIDADO DELA POWER-MATE TM Siempre deber6n seguirse todas las precauciones de ADVERTENCIA seguridad al limpiar y dar servicio a la POWER-MATETM. Peligro de choque el_pctrico o lesi6n corporal Desconecte la unidad antes de Iimpiarla o darle ser- viclo. De Io contrarlo podria produclrse un choque _ eg)ctrico o causar lesi6n corporal si la aspiradora arranca de manera Imprevlsta.
  • Page 32 6. Retire la banda 5.Inserte el desgastada. destomiflodor 7.Retire l os soportes cuidadosa- delcepillo; examine mente en y Iimpie las areasde cada soporte soportedelcepillo. delcepillo y En laENSAMBLE DEL girelo para CEPILLOse propor- retirar elcepil- cionauna ilustracl6n Iode labase. de todo elensamble Sopa_e delcepillo.
  • Page 33 E CUIDADO DELCEPILLO 3. Desprenda los cepillosdesgas- tados. Sila barra del bafidor est6 Peligro de choque el_ctrlco o le$16n corporal astillada o flag- mentada, c6m- Desconecte la unidad antes de Iimpiorla o darle ser- vicio. De Io contrarlo podrfa producirse un choque biela.
  • Page 34 RECONOCIMIENTO DEPROBLEMAS Consulte estecuadro para encontrar soluciones q ue ustedmismo puede realizar cuando tenga problemasmenores de rendimiento. I :] ml =1 I. Est_desconectada. Laamiradon:u n o cm'r_ca, I. Conecte bien,optima selector de encendido/ apagado a la poslcl6n ON. Cortaclrcuitos botaclo o fusible quemado 2.
  • Page 35 -- ..... LL--LL ..,_W_ SEARS SEARS,ROEBUCKAND CO., HOFFMAN ESTATES, I L 60179 U.S.A. PARTNO. C_1ZARBg_U_-437_536 Printed in U.S.A.

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