Fuller FB-JFM Owner's Manual

Owner’s Manual
For Fuller Brush
Jiffy Maid Bagless VacuumS
Model
FB-JFM
FB-JFM.PET
Thank you for purchasing this
Fuller Brush Upright Vacuum.
To ensure the best results, please read this
manual first and keep it for future reference.
Index
Important Safety Instructions ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 2
Two-Wire Polarized Cord ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 3
Parts Identification��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 4
Replacement Belts and Filters ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 4
How to Assemble and Operate the Vacuum��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 5
How to Empty the Dust Container����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 5
How to Adjust the Height ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 5
How to Adjust the Handle��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 6
How to Clean the Filters ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 6
On-Board Tool Cleaning ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 7
How to Replace the Belt and Headlight Bulb ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 8
Thermal Motor Protection����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 9
For Best Performance ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 9
Troubleshooting Guide ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 10
Customer’s Record
The model and serial number of this product may be found on the back of the unit. Register your Fuller Brush vacuum
online at www.fullerbrushvacuums.com as soon as possible for your protection. Also, note the model and serial numbers
of your unit in the spaces provided below, and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase.
Model Number ______________________________________________________________________________________
Serial Number _______________________________________________________________________________________
Date Purchased ______________________________________________________________________________________
Your Fuller Brush vacuum cleaner is a product of high-quality materials and superior workmanship. We urge you to
read these operating instructions carefully before you use this vacuum cleaner in order to obtain the full performance and
satisfaction it can offer you.
Save These Instructions
Before you plug in your Fuller Brush vacuum cleaner, make sure the voltage indicated on the rating plate located on the
back of the vacuum cleaner is the same as your local supply.
1
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE.
When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury:
1. Do not leave appliance unattended when plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing.
2. WARNING: ELECTRIC SHOCK COULD OCCUR IF USED OUTDOORS OR ON WET SURFACES.
3.Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near children.
4.Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer’s recommended attachments.
5.Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped,
damaged, left outdoors or dropped into water, return it to a service center.
6.Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close a door on cord, or pull cord around sharp edges or corners.
Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
7.Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.
8.Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.
9. Turn off all controls before unplugging.
10.Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair and anything that
may reduce air flow.
11.Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all parts of body away from openings and moving parts.
12.Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches or hot ashes.
13. Do not use without vacuum filters in place.
14. Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.
15.Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or use in areas where they may be present.
16. Do not attempt to service the unit while appliance is plugged in.
2
Two-Wire Polarized Cord
This product is equipped with a polarized alternating current line
plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other).
This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a
safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the
outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit,
contact an electrician to replace the obsolete outlet. Do not
defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.
State of California Proposition 65 Warnings:
WARNING: This product contains one or more chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer.
WARNING: This product contains one or more chemicals known to the State of California to cause birth defects
or other reproductive harm.
3
Parts Identification
Product overview
container filter
25
(1)
Handle Grip
(10) Exhaust Filter
(19) Rotating Cord Storage Hook
(2)
Handle Hose Inlet
(11) Height Adjustment Dial
(3)
Cord Clip
(12) Nozzle
(20) Crevice with Dusting
Brush Combination Tool
(4)
Handle Tube
(5)
Dust Container Release
Button
(13) Hose Storage and
Carrying Handle
(21) Cord Storage Hook
(22) Hose Suction End
(14) Hose
(23) Side Hose Outlet
(24) Crevice Tool Storage
(6)
Dust Container Handle
(15) Hose Storage Hook
(7)
Dust Container Lid
(16) Power Cord
(8)
Dust Container Filter
(17) Handle Release Pedal
(9)
Dust Container
(18) Handle Tube Release Button
Power Pedal
(26) Handheld Turbo Brush
(Pet Model only)
Replacement Belts and Filters
• Genuine Fuller Brush Vacuum Belts
Part # FBJM-B2
• Genuine Fuller Brush Filter Set
Part # FBJM-HEPA
4
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 Page 4
VC73420MUK
VC73420MUK
Rev1_Instruction
Rev1_Instruction
Book
Book 30/04/2012
30/04/2012
12:17
12:17 Page
Page 44
Using
in upright mode
/ Assembly
How to Assemble and OperateUsing
the
Vacuum
in upright mode / Assembly
1
Using
Using in
in upright
upright mode
mode // Assembly
Assembly
1
How to Attach the Handle to the Vacuum Cleaner
The vacuum and the handle are packed separately.
11
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 Page 4
1. S
lide the handle into the slots on top of the vacuum cleaner until it
clicks into place (Fig. 1).
2. T urn the upper cord storage hook to the upright
position
and wind
the/ Assembly
Using
in upright
mode
power cord around the cord storage hooks when storing the
1
vacuum cleaner.
How to Release the Power Cord
1. The
upper cord storage hook has a quick-release action.
To release the cord, rotate the hook downward and the cord will
drop off the handle for immediate use (Fig. 2).
Attach the tube/handle (1) to the main body of
2. R eturn the hook to the upright position before
to rewind
the attempting
cleaner.
the cord.
On/Off Switch
1. To
turn the vacuum on, push the power pedal on the side of the
vacuum nozzle (Fig. 3).
2. T o turn the vacuum off, push the pedal again.
Handheld Turbo Brush (Pet Model only)
Rotate the floor brush height adustment dial
1. Attach
the brush to the storage holder on the vacuum (Fig. 4).
Attach the tube/handle (1) to the main body of
the cleaner.
Attach the tube/handle
to the main body of
Fig.(1) 1
the cleaner.
Turn the rotatable c
release the power c
outlet. To keep the c
brush, locate in the
Attach
Attachthe
thetube/handle
tube/handle (1)
(1) to
tothe
themain
mainbody
bodyof
of
the
thecleaner.
cleaner.
3
Turn
Turnthe
therot
ro
release
releasethe
the
outlet.
outlet.Deep
To
ToSe
ke
ke
Tools brush
floor
he
brush,
brush,locat
loca
pile
carpet
33
Tools
Deep
floor
floor br
br
pilevac
Rotate the floor brush height adustment dial (10) to suit the floor being
Fig.
2 cleat (20) to
Turn the rotatable cord
storage
carpet
release the power cord (17). Plug in to the mains
4
outlet. To keep the cord away from the floor
brush, locate in the cord hook (3).
Tools
Rotate the floor brush height adustment dial (10) to suit the floorTools
being vac
3
Settings for the
4
floor brush height adjustment dial (10)
Rotate
Rotatethe
thefloor
floorbrush
brushheight
heightadustment
adustmentdial
dial
Tools
Deep Deep to Medium Smooth
pile
medium
pile
carpet
carpet
pile 3bycarpet
and
Switch on the
vacuum
cleaner
pressing the
Fig.
carpet
hard
power pedal (26).
floors
(10)
(10) to
tosuit
suitthe
thefloor
floorbb
44
Release from the up
upright release ped
(10) to suit the floor being vacuumed (refer to table above).
Switch on the vacuum cleaner by pressing the
power pedal (26).
6
IMPORTANT: To p
never leave the c
Release
from
up
place for
anthe
exten
upright release ped
6
IMPORTANT: To p
When
full, or
afterthe
use,cle
never
leave
Pressplace
the dust
r
for canister
an exten
the dust canister from t
4
5
Fig.
4 by
Switch
Switchon
onthe
thevacuum
vacuum
cleaner
cleaner
bypressing
pressingthe
the
power
powerpedal
pedal 4(26).
(26).
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17
Page
How to Empty the Dust Container
Switch on the vacuum cleaner by pressing the
power pedal (26).
Turn the rotatable c
release the power
c
Se
outlet. To keep the c
floor brush he
brush, locate in the
3
2
4
Release from the upright position by pressing the
upright release pedal (18) with your foot.
Always operate the vacuum cleaner with the dust container installed.
IMPORTANT: To prevent damage to carpets,
Using in upright mode / Assembly
never leave the cleaner switched on in one
Empty the dust container as needed or when it fills to the MAX line.
4
place for an extended period.
6
Press the dust canister e
When
full,oforthe
after
use,
e
the base
dust
can
Press
Release
Release
from
fror
into athe
bindust
or
a canister
bag. Aller
the
canister
from
th
upright
upright
rele
rele
sealdust
the bag
around
the
emptying
to pcanister
revent du
Press
the dust
e
IMPORTAN
IMPORTA
the base of the dust can
never
never
leav
into a bin or
a bag.leav
Aller
place
place
for
for
aa
seal the bag
around
the
6emptying
6
to p revent du
1
When
Whenfull,
full,or
oraft
af
2 the
Press
Press
thedust
dustca
c
the
thedust
dustcaniste
caniste
How to Empty the Dust Container
When full, or after use, empty the dust canister
(8).
Press the dust canister release button
(4) to remove
Press
Pressthe
thedust
dustca
c
1. U
nplug the vacuum cleaner. Press the dust container release button to
the dust canister from the vacuum cleaner.
the
thebase
baseof
ofthe
thed
remove it from the vacuum cleaner (Fig. 5).
Press the dust canister empty button (27) to open
into
intoaabin
binor
oraabb
the base of the dust canister, releasing the contents
seal
sealthe
thebag
bagaro
aro
2. Press
the dust container empty button to open the base of the canister,
into a bin or a bag. Allergy sufferers may wish to
emptying
emptyingto
topprr
seal the bag around the dust canister before
releasing the contents into a trash bin or bag (Fig. 6).
5 dust escaping. Fig. 6
emptying Fig.
to p revent
4
4
3. C
lose the dust container lid until it clicks and replace the container into
4
Attach the tube/handle (1) to the main body of
Turn the rotatable cord storage cleat (20) to
the vacuum.
the cleaner.
release the power cord (17). Plug in to the mains
How to Adjust the Height
outlet. To keep the cord away from the floor
brush, locate in the cord hook (3).
3
How to Adust the Height
1. R otate the height adjustment dial to the type
of floor being vacuumed (Fig. 7).
Settings for the
floor brush height adjustment dial (10)
Tools
Fig. 7
5
Rotate the floor brush height adustment dial
Deep
pile
carpet
Deep to Medium Smooth
medium
pile
carpet
pile
carpet
and
carpet
hard
floors
(10) to suit the floor being vacuumed (refer to table above).
4
5
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 Pag
How to Adjust the Handle
Tool storage
The hand-held turbo nozzle (13) and crevice tool
with dust brush attachment (21) may be stored in
the designated spaces (14 & 25 respectively) on
the sides of the vacuum cleaner.
The handle on this vacuum cleaner can be set to one of three positions – upright, middle
or low.
How to Adjust the Handle
1. T o release the handle, step on the handle release pedal on the left side of the
vacuum cleaner nozzle and pull back the handle (Fig. 1).
2. U
pright position – for storage or when cleaning tools are used (Fig. 2). Handle locks
in this position.
3. M
iddle position – for normal cleaning (Fig. 3).
4. Low position – for cleaning under furniture (Fig. 4).
Storage
When finished cleaning, switch off the appliance
and remove the plug from the mains supply and
wind the cord around the cord storage cleats
(20/22).
Fig. 3
Tool storage
3.
Safety cut-out
If the cleaner overheats, a motor protection
thermostat will automatically
Fig. 1 switch the motor
off. If this happens, switch the cleaner off,
unplug from the power supply and leave the
cleaner to cool for at least 60 minutes. Check
the airways for blockages, empty the dust
canister and clean the filters before restarting.
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 PageMaintenance
6
Fig. 2
2.
2.
4.
- Filters
The guarantee may be invalidated if the motor is
damaged due to: using the appliance without
the filters installed; not cleaning the filters; or
Lift
the filterdamaged
assembly and
disassemble.
notout
replacing
Fig. filters.
4
1.
2.
Cleaning the dust canister filter (7)
Note:
The hand-held turbo nozzle (13) and crevice tool
To maintain suction, the dust canister filter must
To prevent damage to carpets, never leave the cleaner
turned
on in one
aninextended
with dust brush
attachment
(21)place
may befor
stored
be period.
cleaned each time the dust canister (8) is
the designated spaces (14 & 25 respectively) on
the sides of the vacuum cleaner.
emptied.
How to
Clean the Filters
Storage
When finished
switch offfine
the appliance
Your vacuum cleaner is equipped with two filters.
These cleaning,
filters capture
dust
and remove the plug from the mains supply and
particles and protect the motor from dirt. Accumulated
bethecollected
oncleats
the filters
wind thedirt
cord will
around
cord storage
(20/22).
and may restrict motor performance. It is important to clean the filters once a month or
as needed.
1.
3.
To access the filter, remove the filter assembly by
removing the dust canister lid (6). Turn the lid
anti-clockwise until it clicks.
Wash the dust canister filter in cold water and
thoroughly air dry before re-fitting.
Do not wash filter with hot water
Safety
cut-out Book 30/04/2012 12:17 PageIMPORTANT:
VC73420MUK
Rev1_Instruction
6
If the cleaner overheats, a motor protection
How to Clean the Dust Container Filterthermostat will automatically switch the motor
this happens,
cleaner off,
1. T o access the filter, remove the filter assemblyoff.
byIf removing
theswitch
dust the
container
lid.
unplug from the power supply and leave the
Tool
Turn the lid counter-clockwise until it clicks (Fig.
5). storage
cleaner
to cool for at least 60 minutes. Check
the airways for blockages, empty the dust
2. Lift out the filter assembly and disassemble (Fig.
The 6).
hand-held
turbo the
nozzle
and crevice
tool
canister
and clean
filters(13)
before
restarting.
with thoroughly
dust brush attachment
(21) mayreplacing.
be stored in
3. W
ash the dust container filter in cold water and
air dry before
the designated spaces (14 & 25 respectively) on
Maintenance
- cleaner.
Filters
4. R eplace the filter and replace the dust container
intoofthe
the
sides
the vacuum.
vacuum
The guarantee may be invalidated if the motor is
Storage
damaged
due to: using the appliance without 6
How to Clean the Exhaust Filter
the filters installed; not cleaning the filters; or
The exhaust filter is located underneath the dust container.
When
finished cleaning,
off the appliance
not
replacing
damagedswitch
filters.
and remove the plug from the mains supply and
1. R emove the dust container.
Cleaning
thearound
dust the
canister
filtercleats
(7)
wind the cord
cord storage
(20/22).
2. R emove the exhaust filter cover by turning theTo
lidmaintain
counterclockwise
untilcanister
it
suction, the dust
filter must
be cleaned each time the dust canister (8) is
clicks (Fig. 7).
emptied.
Safety cut-out
3. Lift out the exhaust filter (Fig. 7).
1. To access the filter, remove the filter assembly by
If the cleaner
overheats,
a motor
protection
removing
the dust
canister lid
(6). Turn
the lid
4. W
ash in cold water and thoroughly air dry before
replacing.
thermostat will
automatically
switch the motor
anti-clockwise
until
it clicks.
If this
happens,into
switch
cleaner off,
5. R eplace the exhaust filter, filter cover and the off.
dust
container
thethe
vacuum.
Note:
Do not wash filters with hot water or detergents.
unplug from the power supply and leave the
cleaner to cool for at least 60 minutes. Check
the airways for blockages, empty the dust
canister and clean the filters before restarting.
Maintenance6- Filters
The guarantee may be invalidated if the motor is
damaged due to: using the appliance without
or detergents.
3.
4.
IMPORTANT: Do not use heated appliances to
dry filter.
2. Lift out the filter assembly and disassemble.
4.
Replace the dust canister
Fig.filter
5 and re-assemble
the dust canister.
Cleaning the exhaust filter (9)
The exhaust filter (9) must be cleaned at least
every three months.
The exhaust filter is located underneath the dust
canister (8).
1.
Remove the dust canister.
2.
Remove the exhaust filter cover (27) by turning
the lid anti-clockwise until it clicks.
3.
Wash the dust canister filter in cold water and
thoroughly air dry before re-fitting.
Fig. 6
IMPORTANT: Do not wash filter with hot water
or detergents.
IMPORTANT: Do not use heated appliances to
dry filter.
4. Replace the dust canister filter and re-assemble
the dust canister.
3.
4.
Cleaning the exhaust filter (9)
Fig. 7
Theout
exhaust
filter filter
(9) must
Lift
the exhaust
(9).be cleaned at least
every three months.
Wash in cold water and thoroughly air dry before
The exhaust filter is located underneath the dust
re-fitting.
canister (8).
IMPORTANT: Do not wash filter with hot water
5.
Using tools and accessories
On-Board Tool Cleaning
Release the power cord (17) and plug in to the mains outlet as in ste
Assembly’.
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 Page
5
The Jiffy Maid is equipped with on-board cleaning tools including
a metal wand (handle tube), stretch hose and crevice with dusting
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012
Using tools and accessories
brush combination tool.
1
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 Page 5
12:17 Page 5
Release the power cord (17) and plug in to the mains outlet as in step 2 of ‘Using in upright mode /
Using tools and accessories
1. R emove the handle by pressing theAssembly’.
tube release button and
Using
tools
and
accessories
Release the power cord (17) and plug in to the mains outlet as in ste
pulling the handle upwards (Fig. 1).
1
2
Assembly’.
the hose
power outlet
cord (17)
and 2).
plug in to the mains outlet as in step 2 of ‘Using in upright mode /
2. R emove the hose suction end fromRelease
the side
(Fig.
Assembly’.
Fig. 1
Remove the tube/handle
(1) by pressing the tube
Remove the h
1
3. A
ttach the hose suction end to the handle hose inlet and the
release button (19) and pulling the handle upwards. hose outlet (2
1
2
desired tool to the end of the handle tube (Fig. 3).
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 Page 5
3
4. R otate the height adjustment dial in a clockwise direction to the
tools setting (Fig. 4).
Using
tools and accessories
Crevice Tool
Remove the tube/handle (1) by pressing the tube
Remove the hose suction end (23) from the side
releaseplaces
button (19)
and
pulling the handle upwards. hose outlet (24) on the side of the vacuum cleaner.
The crevice tool is ideal for hard to reach
and
along
Release the power cord (17) and plug in to the mains outlet as in step 2 of ‘Using in upright mode /
Assembly’.
Remove the tube/handle (1) by pressing the tube
baseboards (Fig. 5).
3
4
release button (19) and pulling the handle upwards.
Fig. 2end (23) from the side2
Remove the tube/handle (1) by pressing the tube
Remove the hose suction
1
release button (19) and pulling the handle upwards.
Dusting Brush
The dusting brush is ideal for vacuuming delicate objects
3
and surfaces.
The dusting brush is attached to the crevice tool and may be
accessed by pressing the release button on the side and pulling the
dusting brush to the end of the crevice
tool (Fig. 5).
Attach the hose suction end (23) to the handle
hose outlet (24) on the side of the vacuum cleaner.
Attach the hose suction end (23) to the handle 3
hose inlet (2) and the desired tool to the tube end
4
of the handle (1).
Tools and accessories
• Never over extend the hose such that the cleaner
floor brush height adustment dial (10)
isRotate
pulledthe
over.
hose
inletthe
(2)tube/handle
and the desired
to the tube
end
fully
in a the
clockwise
direction
to(23)
thefrom
tools setting
Remove
(1) bytool
pressing
the tube
Remove
end
IMPORTANT:hose
Onlysuction
use the
tools
when the
theside
of
the handle
(see
table
on
point the
3, page of
4).the vacuum cleaner.
release
button(1).
(19) and pulling the handle upwards. product
hose
outlet
(24)
is in
theon
parked
position.
turning
Fig.side
3
Attach
the
hose
suction
end
(23) toAlso,
the handle
Handheld Turbo Brush (Pet Model
only)
Attach the
hose suction end (23) to the handle 3
hose inletand
(2) and
the desired tool to the tube end
accessories
The turbo brush is ideal for whisking Tools
away
pet
hair
from upholstery
of the handle (1).
and carpeted stairs.
• Never over extend the hose such that the cleaner
is pulled over.
Tools andOnly
accessories
IMPORTANT:
use the tools when the
1. R emove the hose suction end from the side hose outlet.
product is in the parked position. Also, turning
• Never
over
extend
the6)
hose
that the
2. A
ttach the turbo brush to the end
of the
hose
(Fig.
or such
toprevent
the
the
cleaner
sideways
helps
the cleaner
is
pulled being
over. pulled along by the stretch hose.
cleaner
end of the handle tube (Fig. 7).
IMPORTANT: Only use the tools when the
Hand-held
turbo
nozzle
(13)
product
is in
thesuction
parked
position.
turning
Attach the
hose
end
(23) toAlso,
the handle
(certain
models
only)
the
cleaner
helps prevent
thetube end
hose
inlet
(2)sideways
and
the desired
tool to the
cleaner
being(1).
pulled
alongisbyideal
the for
stretch
hose.
The
hand-held
turbo nozzle
picking
up
of the
handle
Note:
hair and fibres from stairs and upholstery.
Hand-held turbo nozzle (13)
The
hand-held
turbo
nozzle Turning
will not rotate until it
Only use the tools with the vacuum in(certain
the
upright
position.
models only)
makes
contact
with
the surface being cleaned.
Tools
andturbo
accessories
the vacuum sideways helps prevent itThe
from
being
pulled
along
byfor picking up
hand-held
nozzle
is ideal
hair
and fibres
from
stairs and
upholstery.
Cleaning
the
Hand-held
turbo
nozzle
(13)
the stretch hose. Over extending the
hose over
mayextend
cause
tothe cleaner
• Never
thethe
hosevacuum
such that
(certain
models
only)nozzle will not rotate until it
The
hand-held
is pulled
over. turbo
tip over.
The Turbo
Nozzle
should
be regularly
makes
contact
with
the surface
beingcleaned
cleaned.and
IMPORTANT:
Onlywrapped
use the around
tools when
the bar
any
hairs or fibres
the brush
product is
in
the
parked
position.
Also, turning
Cleaning
Hand-held
turbo
nozzle
(13)
removed
tothe
maintain
optimum
performance.
the cleaner
sideways
(certain
models
only) helps prevent the
cleaner being pulled along by the stretch hose.
The Turbo Nozzle should be regularly cleaned and
any
hairs or fibres
the brush bar
Hand-held
turbowrapped
nozzle around
(13)
removed to maintain optimum performance.
(certain models only)
The hand-held turbo nozzle is ideal for picking up
hair and fibres from stairs and upholstery.
the
cleaner
helps prevent
thetube end
hose
inlet (2)sideways
and the desired
tool to the
Rotate
the
floor
brushalong
heightby
adustment
dialhose.
(10)
cleaner
being
pulled
the stretch
Crevice
tool
(21)
4
of
the handle
(1).
fully in a clockwise direction to the tools setting
The
crevice
tool
is
ideal
for
awkward
places,
(see
table
on
point
3,
page
4).
Hand-held
turbo
nozzle
(13)etc.
corners, and
behind
radiators
(certain models only)
Tools
and
accessories
Dusting
brush
(21)
Crevice
tool
(21)
The
hand-held
turbo
nozzle is ideal for picking up
hair
and
fibres
from
stairs
and
upholstery.
The
dusting
brush
is ideal
for
vacuuming
pelmets
tool isthe
ideal
for
awkward
places,
• Nevercrevice
over extend
hose
such
that the
cleaner
and
delicate
objects
and
surfaces.
corners,
and
behind
radiators
etc.
is
pulled
over.
The hand-held turbo nozzle will not rotate until it
makes
contactbrush
with the
surface being
The dusting
is attached
to when
the cleaned.
crevice
IMPORTANT:
Only(21)
use
the tools
the tool
Dusting brush
and mayisbe
accessed
byposition.
pressing Also,
the release
product
in
the
parked
turning
The
dusting
brush
ideal
for
vacuuming
pelmets
Cleaning
Hand-held
turbo
(13)
button
onthe
the
side is
and
pulling
thenozzle
dusting
the
cleaner
sideways
helps
prevent
the brush
and
delicate
objects
and
surfaces.
(certain
models
only)
to
the
end
of
the
crevice
tool.
Fig.
4
Rotate
the
floor
brush
height
adustment
dial
(10)
cleaner being pulled along by the stretch hose.
The
Turbo
Nozzle
should
be regularly
cleaned
and
fully
in
a clockwise
direction
to to
thethe
tools
setting
The
dusting
brush
is attached
crevice
tool
any
hairs
fibres
around
the
bar
(see
table
on
pointwrapped
3,
page
4).
and
mayorbe
accessed
by pressing
thebrush
release
Hand-held
turbo
nozzle
(13)
removed
to the
maintain
optimum
button models
on
side
and
pullingperformance.
the dusting brush
(certain
only)
to the
end of the
crevice tool.
The
hand-held
Crevice
toolturbo
(21) nozzle is ideal for picking up
hair
fibrestool
from
and
upholstery.
Theand
crevice
is stairs
ideal for
awkward
places,
corners,
and
behind
radiators
The hand-held turbo nozzle will etc.
not rotate until it
makes contact with the surface being cleaned.
Dusting brush (21)
Cleaning
thebrush
Hand-held
turbo
nozzlepelmets
(13)
The dusting
is ideal for
vacuuming
(certain
models
only) and surfaces.
and delicate
objects
The
Nozzle
should
be regularly
TheTurbo
dusting
brush
is attached
to thecleaned
crevice and
tool
Fig.
5 around
any
wrapped
the
bar
andhairs
mayorbefibres
accessed
by pressing
thebrush
release
removed
to the
maintain
optimum
button on
side and
pullingperformance.
the dusting brush
Remove the h
hose outlet (2
Rotate the flo
fully in a cloc
(see table on
Crevice too
The crevice
corners, and
Dusting br
The dusting
and delicate
Rotate
the flo
fully
a cloc
The in
dusting
(see
on
and table
may be
button on th
to
the endto
o
Crevice
The crevice
corners, and
Dusting br
The dusting
and delicate
The dusting
and may be
button on th
to the end o
5
to the end of the crevice tool.
5
The hand-held turbo nozzle will not rotate until it
makes contact with the surface being cleaned.
Cleaning the Hand-held turbo nozzle (13)
(certain models only)
The Turbo Nozzle should be
regularly
Fig.
6 cleaned and
any hairs or fibres wrapped around the brush bar
removed to maintain optimum performance.
Fig. 7
7
5
cleaner face down, in a flat position on a soft
Removing
brush bar and belt
surface
(eg. carpet).
4. Using a cross-headed screwdriver, unscrew the 5
Removing
brush
and
belt to release the
screws on the
basebar
of the
cleaner
L-shaped
plate from over
the rotaryunscrew
brush bar.
4. Using
a cross-headed
screwdriver,
the 5
screws on the base of the cleaner to release the
L-shaped plate from over the rotary brush bar.
7.
How to Replace the Vacuum Belt and the Headlight Bulb
CAUTION: First unplug the vacuum cleaner.
How to Remove the Bottom Plate
1. Place the vacuum cleaner in the lowest position by stepping on
the handle release pedal (see “How to Adjust the Handle” on
page 6). Turn the vacuum over on a flat surface exposing the
bottom plate.
VC73420MUK
Rev1_Instruction
Book
2. Remove the five screws holding
the L-shaped
bottom plate
in 30/04/2012
place (Fig. 1).
3. Remove the bottom plate. VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012
ensuring th
belt. the rot
Pass
ensuring the
belt.
Screw
points
Screw
points
8.
8.
Remove the broken belt and lift out the rotary
Fig. 1
12:17 Pagebrush
7 bar.
5. Remove the broken belt and lift out the rotary
brush bar.
5.
Pull the rota
of the belt)
brush
Pull
thebar
rotain
of the belt) a
brush bar in
12:17 Page 7
Maintenance Changing the Belt
How to Replace the Belt
1. Turn the unit over and remove the bottom
platebarasstops
described
-rotating, it is likely that the
IfMaintenance
the brush
drive
belt has snapped
(usually because the
Changing
the Belt
above.
brush has been stalled). Replacement belts can
Maintenance
2. Lift out the brushroll and remove the be
old
belt
2).
obtained
fromstops
Morphy
Richards
by calling
the
If
the
brush(Fig.
bar
rotating,
it is likely
that the
Changing
the
Belt
spare
parts
helpline
0844
873 0726.
drive belt
has
(usually
because
the
3. Loop the new belt around the drive shaft
(Fig.
3)snapped
andnumber:
the
raised
Refitting brush bar and belt
6. Hook
VC73420MUK Rev1_Instruction Book 30/04/2012 12:17 Page
7 the belt over the drive shaft (the belt must
be slid sideways past the end of the drive shaft).
Refitting brush bar and belt
6.
Refitting brush bar and belt
6.
brush has been stalled). Replacement belts can
Accessing
the
floor
nozzle
Ifbethe
brush
rotating,
it is likely
that the
ring between the bristles on the brushroll
(Fig.bar
4).stops
obtained
from
Morphy
Richards
by calling
the
drive
belt
has
snapped
(usually
because
the off.
1. Press
the
power
pedal
(26)
to 0844
turn
the
cleaner
spare
parts
helpline
number:
873
0726.
4. Pull the brushroll forward (against thebrush
pullhas
of been
the belt)
and
reinsert
stalled). Replacement belts can
2. Disconnect the cleaner from the mains supply.
Accessing
the
nozzle
be
obtained
Morphy
Richards
the ends back into the nozzle (Fig. 5)
making from
surefloor
to line
up theby calling the
3.
upright
release
pedal
(18)the
and
place off.
the
spare the
parts
helpline
number:
873
0726.
1. Press
power
pedal
(26)
to0844
turn
cleaner
end opposite the belt so the flat edges
slide
cleaner
facedown
down, properly.
in a flat position on a soft
2. Accessing
Disconnect
from the mains supply.
the cleaner
floor nozzle
surface
carpet).
5. Turn the brushroll by hand, making1. sure
the(eg.
belt
is not (26)
twisted
and cleaner off.
to turn
3. Press
Press the
the power
uprightpedal
release pedal
(18)the
and place the
brush
bar
and
belt
all rotating parts move smoothly. 2. Removing
cleaner face the
down,
in a flat
position
on a soft
Disconnect
cleaner
from
the mains
supply.
surface
(eg. carpet). screwdriver, unscrew the 5
. Using
a cross-headed
6. Replace the bottom plate and the 43.five
screws.
Press the upright release pedal (18) and place the
screws on the base of the cleaner to release the
cleaner
face
down,
a flat
position
on a soft
Removing
brush
bar
and
belt brush
L-shaped
plate
fromin
over
the
rotary
bar.
(eg.
carpet). screwdriver, unscrew the 5
4. surface
Using
a
cross-headed
How to Replace the Bulb
screws on the base of the cleaner to release the
Removing
brush
bar
and belt
1. Place the vacuum cleaner in the lowest
position
stepping
on brush bar.
L-shaped
plateby
from
over the rotary
4. Using a cross-headed screwdriver, unscrew the 5
the handle release pedal.
screws on Screw
the base of the cleaner to release the
L-shapedlens
plate
from over
points
2. Remove the two screws from the headlight
(Fig.
6). the rotary brush bar.
Hook the belt over the drive shaft (the belt must
be slid sideways past the end of the drive shaft).
Hook the belt over the drive shaft (the belt must
be slid sideways past
the 2
end of the drive shaft).
Fig.
Drive
shaft
7.
7.
7.
Pass theDrive
rotary brush bar through the belt,
ensuringshaft
the correct end is located against the
belt.
Drive
Pass the rotary brush bar through the belt,
shaft
ensuring the correct end is located against the
Fig. 3
belt.
Pass the rotary brush bar through the belt,
ensuring the correct end is located against the
belt.
Rotate the
running in t
9. Rotate the b
Refitting
running
in tht
10. Refit the LRefitting
and screwtht
cleaner,
usi
10. Refit
the L-s
overtighten
and
screw th
cleaner, usin
11. Return the
overtighten
Connect to
11. Return the c
Connect to t
9.
3. R emove the lens and replace the bulb (Fig. 7).
Screw
points
4. Replace the headlight lens and the two screws.
8.
Screw
points
5.
Remove the broken belt and lift out the rotary
brush bar.
5.
Remove the broken belt and lift out the rotary
brush bar.
5.
Remove the broken belt and lift out the rotary
brush bar.
8.
8.
Pull the rotary brush bar forward (against the pull
of the belt) and locate the square ends of the
brush bar into location
Fig.slots
4 in the floor nozzle.
Pull the rotary brush bar forward (against the pull
of the belt) and locate the square ends of the
brush bar into location slots in the floor nozzle.
Pull the rotary brush bar forward (against the pull
of the belt) and locate the square ends of the
brush bar into location slots in the floor nozzle.
Fig. 5
9.
Rotate the brush bar by hand to ensure the belt is
running in the centre of its location on the brush.
Refitting the floor nozzle base cover
9. Rotate the brush bar by hand to ensure the belt is
10. Refit
theinL-shaped
plate
over
the rotary
brush
bar,
running
the centre
of its
location
on the
brush.
and screw the 5 screws back into the base of the
Refitting
the
cover
Rotate
the
brush
bar nozzle
by hand base
to
ensure
thedo
belt
is
cleaner,
using
afloor
cross-headed
screwdriver,
not
running
the
of its
location
on the
brush.
thecentre
screws.
10. overtighten
Refit theinL-shaped
plate
over
the rotary
brush
bar,
and screw
the
5 screws
intoposition.
the base of the
11. Return
the the
cleaner
tonozzle
theback
upright
Refitting
floor
base
cover do not
cleaner, using
amains
cross-headed
screwdriver,
Connect
to
the
supply.
Switch
onbrush
to test.
10. Refit
the
L-shaped
plate
over
the
rotary
bar,
overtighten the screws.
and screw the 5 screws back into the base of the
11. cleaner,
Return the
cleaner
to the upright
position. do not
using
a cross-headed
Fig.
7 screwdriver,
Connect to the
the screws.
mains supply. Switch on to test.
overtighten
9.
Fig. 6
8
the cleaner to the upright position.
Connect to the mains supply. Switch on to test.
7
11. Return
7
Thermal Motor Protection
Your Fuller Brush vacuum cleaner comes equipped with a thermal protector designed to protect your vacuum cleaner
from overheating due to restricted airflow (i.e. clogged hose). Should this situation occur, the thermal protector will
automatically shut the motor off to avoid any potential damage.
NOTE: To determine if the thermal protector turned off the vacuum cleaner, refer to the vacuum cleaner’s headlight. If the
headlight is on while the motor is off, then the thermal protector did safely shut down the motor.
If the headlight and motor are both off, then there is some reason other than the thermal protector (i.e. pulled plug) the vacuum
cleaner has shut down.
How to Reset the Thermal Protector
1. U
nplug the vacuum cleaner.
2. A
llow the vacuum cleaner to cool at least 60 minutes.
3. C
heck for blockages, empty the dust container and clean the filters.
4. Plug
the vacuum cleaner in and begin using.
Please contact your Fuller Brush retailer with any questions.
For Best Performance
• Keep machine and all accessories clean and in good operating condition.
• Empty dust container as needed or when it fills to the MAX line.
•C
lean filters every month or more frequently if vacuuming fine powders such as flour or dry wall dust.
•A
lways use genuine filters and parts, as use of other products may result in poor cleaning or filtration performance. Fuller
Brush filtration products are designed for maximum performance.
• Store machine carefully in a dry area.
• For optimum cleaning performance and safety, follow your owner’s manual.
9
Troubleshooting Guide
Problem
Check Point
Possible Solution
Suction power is
weak.
• Dust container
• Floor nozzle
• Filters
• If the dust container is full, empty it.
• If clogged, remove the object.
• Clean or replace filters.
The vacuum does
not work.
• Power cord
Insert the power plug firmly into an
electrical outlet.
Sudden loss of
power.
• Thermal reset
Turn off vacuum and unplug from
electrical outlet. Let vacuum cool
down for 60 minutes before turning
back on. Check for clogs. Empty dust
container.
Dirt and debris are
blowing through
exhaust vent.
• Filters
Make sure both filters are clean, dry
and installed correctly.
10
Fuller Brush Vacuum Cleaners
PO Box 730
Fenton, MO 63026
www.fullerbrushvacuums.com
Should your vacuum ever need service, simply call the retailer where the original purchase was made.
©2014 Fuller Brush Vacuum Cleaners.
FBOM-JFM
">