Vax Reach VX92, VX93, VX94, VX95 stick vacuum User guide

REACH
USER GUIDE
VX92
VX93
VX94
VX95
SAFETY INFORMATION
About this user guide
Read this user guide completely before
using the machine. Keep this user
guide for reference. If you pass your
machine on to third parties, it must
be accompanied with this user guide.
Failure to adhere to this user guide can
lead to serious injuries or damage to
the machine. We assume no liability for
damage caused as a result of failure
to adhere to this user guide. Important
information not included in this chapter
is indicated as follows:
!
Don’t attempt to remove blockages
with sharp objects as this may cause
damage to your stick vac.
Only Vax recommended charger,
tools and accessories should be used
with this stick vac and always check
the floorhead and accessories are
free from damage, dirt and debris
before use.
Always turn off or unplug the stick
vac from the charger before carrying
out any maintenance. Please refer to
the appropriate section in the user
guide to review necessary precautions.
Always make sure the separator
and filters are fitted correctly before
using your stick vac.
Keep all openings clear and free
from debris as this may affect the
airflow/suction.
Take extra care when using the
stick vac on the stairs.
WARNING: Warns of health
hazards and identifies possible
risks of injury.
CAUTION: Indicates possible
dangers to the machine or
other objects.
NOTE Highlights tips and information.
General usage
This stick vac is intended for
household use only and NOT for
commercial or industrial use.
Only use the stick vac indoors on
dry surfaces and keep the area you’re
cleaning well lit.
Don’t vacuum up hard or sharp
objects such as glass, nails, screws,
coins, etc.
Don’t vacuum up hot coals, cigarette
butts, matches, or items that are
burning or smoking.
Don’t use in an area that is wet
or where there may be harmful fluids
(chlorine, bleach and ammonia
drain cleaner).
WARNING: Always switch off
the stick vac and unplug from
the charger and mains before
carrying out any maintenance or
troubleshooting.
!
CAUTION: Don’t over fill the
dirt container to avoid blocking
the air flow through the stick vac.
For best cleaning results, empty
the dirt container after every use.
Filters should be tapped over a bin
every 4-6 uses to remove dirt and
debris and washed every 3 months.
Filters should be replaced every
6-9 months depending on the level
of use.
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Safety
This appliance is not intended for
use by persons (including children)
with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a person responsible for
their safety. Children should be
supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
Keep fingers, hair and loose clothing
away from moving parts and openings
whilst using the stick vac.
Don’t use the stick vac if it has been
dropped, damaged, immersed in water
or left outdoors.
Don’t handle the charger plug or
use the stick vac with wet hands.
Don’t use the stick vac charger if
the charger cord or plug is damaged.
Don’t unplug the charger by pulling
on the charger cord.
Always use the charger supplied
with the stick vac. If charging the stick
vac through an extension cord, use
only Australian Certified extension
cord. Care should be taken to arrange
the extension cord as it can be a trip
hazard.
Brushbar
Storage
WARNING: The brushbar in
the powered head constantly
rotates when switched on. Never
use the powered head on one
spot for an extended period of
time as the brushbar may damage
the floor surface. Always turn the
powered head brushbar off when
cleaning hard floors. To prevent any
damage being sustained, test on an
inconspicuous area of the flooring
first.
!
CAUTION: If the brushbar in
the powered head has been
obstructed, the brushbar motor
protection sensor may have been
activated. The brushbar will stop
and the light on the powered head
will illuminate red. To reset switch
the brushbar and stick vac off,
remove the powered head from the
reach wand/handheld and clear any
obstruction. Wait 1 minute before
refitting the powered head tool,
switch the stick vac on and press
the brushbar ON/OFF button.
Power supply
!
WARNING: For the purposes
of recharging the battery, only
use the detachable supply unit
provided with this appliance.
Don’t charge the stick vac outdoors,
or leave the charger connected to the
mains when not in use.
Don’t use the stick vac with the
incorrect charger as this may result
in damage or injury to the user. The
correct charger information is listed on
the ratings label.
Store your stick vac in a cool, dry
area. If filters have been cleaned as
per user guide instructions ensure
they are thoroughly dry before storing
3
away. This stick vac does not stay
upright without constant support.
Between uses, lie flat on the floor
in a suitable location so that it does
not become a trip hazard or can be
stepped on.
of a dropped or damaged battery
immediately.
Batteries can explode in the
presence of a source of ignition, such
as a pilot light. To reduce the risk of
serious personal injury, never use
any cordless product in the presence
of open flame. An exploded battery
can propel debris and chemicals. If
exposed, flush with water immediately.
Do not charge vacuum in a damp
or wet location. Following this rule will
reduce the risk of electric shock.
For best results, charge the
battery tool in a location where the
temperature is more than 10°C but
less than 37°C. To reduce the risk of
serious personal injury,
do not store outside or in vehicles.
Under extreme usage or
temperature conditions, battery leakage
may occur. If liquid comes in contact
with the skin, wash immediately with
soap and water, then neutralize with
lemon juice or vinegar. If liquid gets
into the eyes, flush them with clean
water for at least 10 minutes, then
seek immediate medical attention.
Following this rule will reduce the risk
of serious personal injury.
Store the battery pack where the
temperature is below 27°C.
The battery must be removed from
the appliance before it is scrapped.
The appliance must be disconnected
from the supply mains when ever
removing the battery.
The battery is to be disposed of
safely.
Battery and Disposal
The battery is to be disposed of
safely at your local battery recycling
centre.
Do not attempt to disassemble
the battery, remove any component
CAUTION: The battery used in
this device may present a
risk of fire or chemical burn if
mistreated. Do not disassemble
or heat above manufacturer’s
maximum temperature limit
(60°C/140°F) or incinerate. Use of
another battery may present a risk
of fire or explosion.
projecting from the battery terminals
and do not dispose of in a fire.
The battery and charger have no
user serviceable parts. Fire or injury
may result.
Battery Safety Precautions:
Do not place vacuum or batteries
near fire or heat. This will reduce the
risk of explosion and possible injury.
Do not crush, drop or damage
battery pack. Do not use a battery
pack or charger
that has been dropped or received
a sharp blow. A damaged battery is
subject to explosion. Properly dispose
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Charger Safety Precautions:
The charger must not be damp,
and should never be used in a damp
environment.
Do not use the charger if it has
!
in use or when cleaning it.
Protect battery contacts to avoid a
short circuit caused by metallic objects
which could cause
a fire or explosion!
Do not charge batteries which show
signs they have leaked electrolyte.
Dispose of them properly.
WARNING: WARNING: For
the purpose of recharging the
battery, only use detachable
supply unit type ZD24W265075
provided with this appliance.
Never charge a damaged battery.
This appliance contains batteries that
are non-replaceable.
suffered any heavy shock or jolting, or
is damaged in any other way.
Do not conduct charging in a
position which may become exposed
to sunlight or other heat
source. Recommended temperature
range at charging vicinity is 10° to 25°
C.
Do not conduct charging operations
in the vicinity of flammable materials.
Example: Cloth,
packaging materials, paint, spray paint
or aerosols, lubricant, thinners, petrol
containers, gas
containers or gas appliances.
Do not cover any ventilating slots
and provide adequate ventilation during
operation.
Never modify, disassemble or
attempt to repair the product yourself.
Do not allow the charger or
batteries to become contaminated with
any material which could
be conductive.
Remove the plug of the product
from the power socket when it is not
PLEASE KEEP INSTRUCTIONS
FOR FURTHER USE
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WELCOME TO VAX
Thank you for buying the Vax Reach,
we hope you enjoy using your new product.
This user guide will help you get the most
out of your machine and gives advice
on maintenance and cleaning.
GET IN TOUCH
Need help with your machine?
For troubleshooting tips and machine help
visit vax.com.au / vax.co.nz
Alternatively, our Customer Care Team is here to
help and provide support with assembly, operational
or performance problems, and buying and fitting
new accessories.
Call us on:
Australia: 1300 VAX AUS (1300 829 287)*
New Zealand: 0800 VAX NZL (0800 829 695)*
*Monday – Friday: 8:30am -5:00pm
Calls are charged at the standard local rate. Please
make note of the serial number and model number
of the product before calling.
REGISTER
Register online at vax.com.au / vax.co.nz
YOUR MACHINE
Make a note of your machine details:
Model:
Serial Number:
* 1 year guarantee on battery
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Technical Specification
Name
Reach MAX /
Reach / Reach PET /
Reach ULTRA
Model number
VX95
VX92 / VX93 / VX94 /
Battery voltage
Run time
21.6V - 150W
Up to 20 mins*
Charge time
3 hours
Weight
2.2kg
Dust bin capacity 0.7l
Charger Specification
Model number
ZD24W265075
Input voltage
100-240V ~ 50/60Hz
Output voltage
25V 600mA
Battery Specification
Type Lithium-Ion
rechargeable battery
Rating 2.0 Ah 43.2Wh
Use with model ZD24W265075 charger
only
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Accessories & Consumables
Pre-motor filter
Model No. VX92F
To purchase consumables and
accessories, please visit vax.com.au /
vax.co.nz
Subject to technical change without notice.
*Runtime based on machine hard floor
usage with Brushbar and boost off.
It is recommended that the Powered
Brushbar is turned off for use on Hard
Floors.
Images are illustrative only.
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F109 FILTER
1.
PRESS THE DIRT CUP RELEASE
Press theBUTTON.
dirt cup release button.
2.
TOP VIEW OF
F109 FILTER
PULL THE FILTER FRAME AND
PADPress
OUT.the dirt cup release button.
THE RELEASE
DIRT CUP RELEASE
THE
FILTERAND
FRAME AND
PRESS THEPRESS
DIRT CUP
PULL THEPULL
FILTER
FRAME
BUTTON. BUTTON.
PAD OUT. PAD OUT.
PRESS THE DIRT CUP RELEASE
BUTTON.
PULL THE FILTER FRAME AND
PAD OUT.
RINSE FILTER WITH WATER
PUT THE DRY FILTER BACK IN
UNTIL THE DIRT DISAPPEARS.
PLACE.
RINSE
FILTER
WITH
PUT THE DRY FILTER BACK IN
SHAKE IT OUT
AND
THEN
LET WATER 4.
3.
FILTER
WATER
PUT THE
DRYBACK
FILTERIN
BACK IN
THEWATER
DIRT
DISAPPEARS.
PLACE.
RINSE
WITH
PUT THE DRY
FILTER
IT DRY FILTER
FORUNTIL
24RINSE
HOURS
OR WITH
UNTIL
THE DIRT
DISAPPEARS.
PLACE.
SHAKE
IT
AND
THEN
LET
UNTIL
THE
DIRT
DISAPPEARS.
PLACE.
COMPLETELY
DRY.
Rinse filter
with water
untilSHAKE
the
dirtOUT
is
no
longer
Put
the
dry
filter
back
in
place.
IT OUT AND THEN LET
ITShake
DRY
24 then
HOURS
SHAKE
IT OUT
AND
THEN
LETlet it OR
coming out
from filter.
itFOR
out
and
IT DRY
FOR
24 HOURS
OR
10
COMPLETELY
DRY.
IT hours
DRY or
FORUNTIL
24UNTIL
HOURS
OR
dry for 24
COMPLETELY DRY.
UNTIL dry.
COMPLETELY
DRY.
until completely
10
10
10
12
HOW TO CLEAN THE
CYCLONIC FILTER
WARNING
To reduce the risk of personal injury - Turn off before
cleaning or servicing.
TOP VIEW
OFVIEW OF
TOP
TOP VIEW OF
F109 FILTER
F109 FILTER
Top
view
of F109
TOP
VIEW
OF filter
F109 FILTER
F109 FILTER
1.
2.
Press the dirt cup release button. Empty dirt cup
as per page 11.
Pull the filter frame and pad out.
PRESS THE DIRT CUP RELEASE PULL THE FILTER FRAME AND
PRESS
THE DIRT CUP RELEASE
PULL
THE FILTER FRAME
AND
PRESS THEPRESS
DIRT
CUP
PULL
FILTER
BUTTON.
PAD
OUT. THEPULL
THE RELEASE
DIRT CUP
RELEASE
THEFRAME
FILTER AND
FRAME AND
BUTTON.
PAD OUT.
BUTTON. BUTTON.
PAD OUT.PAD OUT.
PULL OUT THE RED CYCLONIC
PLACE THE CYCLONIC FILTER
4.
RINSE
FILTER WITH AND
WATER
PUTINTO
THE THE
DRYDIRT
FILTER BACK IN
FILTER AND WIPE
IT CLEAN.
FILTER BACK
UNTIL
THE
DIRT
DISAPPEARS.
PLACE.
CUP.
PULLfilter
OUT
THE
CYCLONIC
PLACE
THEfilter
CYCLONIC
FILTER
Pull out the red cyclonic
and
wipeRED
it clean.
Place the
cyclonic
and filter back
into
SHAKE
IT OUT
AND
THEN
LET
PULL OUT THE
REDAND
CYCLONIC
PLACE
THE
CYCLONIC
FILTER
WIPE
IT CLEAN.
FILTER BACK
INTO THE DIRT
FILTER
AND
the
dirt
cup.
IT DRY FOR 24 HOURS OR
FILTER AND WIPE
IT CLEAN.
AND FILTER
BACK INTO THE DIRT
CUP.
UNTIL COMPLETELY DRY.
3.
10
CUP.
11
7
11
7
13
11
7
HOW TO CLEAN THE
BRUSHROOL & STAIR TOOL
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
the
risk
ofmoving
injury
To reduce the To
risk reduce
of personal
injury
To reduce
thefrom
risk
ofpersonal
personal injury
from moving
parts, disconnect
all accessories
before
servicing.
disconnect
all accessories
before servicing.
Turn
offparts,
before
cleaning
or servicing.
CAUTIONCAUTION
CAUTION
Notfortogrooming
be
for
Not to be used
a pet.
Notused
to be
usedgromming
for groomingaa pet
pet.
WARNINGWARNING
reduce
risk of personal injury from moving
To reduce the risk of personal To
injury
fromthemoving
parts,
disconnect
all accessories before servicing.
parts, disconnect all accessories
before
servicing.
CAUTIONCAUTION
to be used for grooming a pet.
Not to be used for groomingNota pet.
2.
POWERED CARPET
NOZZLE:
RELEASE: RELEASE:
POWERED
CARPETBRUSHROLL
NOZZLE:
BRUSHROLL
1.
TURN THE CARPET
NOZZLE
OVER. NOZZLERETRACT
ROLL RELEASE
TURN
THE CARPET
OVER. BRUSHRETRACT
BRUSHBUTTON
ROLL RELEASE BUTTON
TO RELEASE
BRUSH
ROLL.
PULL
BRUSH
TO RELEASE
BRUSH
ROLL. PULL BRUSH
POWERED CARPET NOZZLE:
BRUSHROLL
RELEASE:
UP AND OUT.
REMOVE
ANY
HAIR
ROLL
UP AND
OUT.
REMOVE ANY HAIR
turn the carpet nozzle over and remove nozzle ROLL
retract
brush
roll
release
button
to release brush
AND DEBRIS FROM
BRUSHROLL.
ANDTHE
DEBRIS
FROM THE BRUSHROLL.
from wand.
roll. Pull brush roll up and out. Remove any hair
and debris from the brushroll.
*
*
*
*
POWERED
CARPET
NOZZLE: RELEASE:
BRUSHROLL RELEASE:
POWERED CARPET
NOZZLE:
BRUSHROLL
TURN THE
CARPET NOZZLE
OVER.BRUSH ROLL
RETRACT
BRUSH
ROLL RELEASE BUTTON
TURN THE CARPET NOZZLE
OVER.
RETRACT
RELEASE
BUTTON
RELEASE
BRUSH ROLL. PULL BRUSH
TO RELEASE BRUSHTO
ROLL.
PULL BRUSH
ROLL UPANY
ANDHAIR
OUT. REMOVE ANY HAIR
ROLL UP AND OUT. REMOVE
ANDBRUSHROLL.
DEBRIS FROM THE BRUSHROLL.
AND DEBRIS FROM THE
REPLACE BRUSHROLL
STAIR TOOL:STAIR TOOL:
REPLACE BRUSHROLL
INSERT BRUSHROLL
BACK
IN THE
TOOL THE
OVER.
REMOVE
INSERT
BRUSHROLL
BACK TURN
IN THETHE STAIR TURN
STAIR
TOOLANY
OVER. REMOVE ANY
NOZZLE BY ALIGNING
BRUSHROLL
TO BRUSHROLL
HAIR ANDTO
DEBRISHAIR
FROM
THE
BRUSHROLL.
NOZZLE
BY ALIGNING
FROM THE BRUSHROLL.
AND
DEBRIS
FIT INTO HEXAGON
IN
THE
NOZZLE.
FIT INTO HEXAGON IN THE NOZZLE.
*NOT ALL MODELS
WILL
HAVE
THIS WILL
TOOL HAVE THIS TOOL
*NOT
ALL
MODELS
PRESS DOWN UNTIL
YOU
HEARUNTIL
A CLICK.
PRESS
DOWN
YOU HEAR A CLICK.
12
1.
12
2.
REPLACE BRUSHROLL
REPLACE BRUSHROLL
STAIR TOOL: STAIR TOOL:
BRUSHROLL
BACK
INTHE
THESTAIR
TURN
THEREMOVE
STAIR
TOOL
OVER.
ANY
INSERT
BRUSHROLLINSERT
BACK IN
THE
TURN
OVER.
ANY
REPLACE
BRUSHROLL:
STAIRTOOL
TOOL:
turn
the stair
tool
over.REMOVE
Remove
any
NOZZLE
BY ALIGNING
BRUSHROLL
TO
HAIRTHE
ANDBRUSHROLL.
DEBRIS FROM THE BRUSHROLL.
BY ALIGNING
BRUSHROLL
TO
FROM
HAIR AND DEBRIS
insertNOZZLE
brushroll
back
in
the
nozzle
by
aligning
hair
and
debris
from
the
brushroll.
FITTHE
INTO
HEXAGON IN THE NOZZLE.
FIT INTO HEXAGON IN
NOZZLE.
*NOT ALL MODELS WILL HAVE THIS TOOL
*NOT
ALLAMODELS
brushroll
to DOWN
fit intoUNTIL
hexagon
the Anozzle.
PRESS
DOWN
UNTILPress
YOU
HEAR
CLICK. WILL HAVE THIS TOOL
PRESS
YOU in
HEAR
CLICK.
*NOT ALL MODELS WILL HAVE THIS TOOL ONLY
down until you hear a click.
12
APPLICABLE FOR MODEL VX93
12
14
CAUTION
TOOLS
hair, loose clot
body away from
To avoid injury, particularly to face and head, keep
hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts of the
body away from revolving brush.
TOOLS
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
WARNING
TOOLS
TOOLS
TOOLS
TOOLS
To avoid injury, particularly to face and head, keep hair,
loose
fingers,
and alla parts
Notclothing,
to be used
for grooming
pet. of the body away
from revolving
brush.
To avoid injury, particularly to face and head, keep
To avoid hair,
injury,
particularly
to faceand
and
loose
clothing, fingers,
all head,
parts ofkeep
the
WARNING
hair,
loose
clothing,
fingers,
alland
parts
of the
body
away
from
revolving
brush.
To
avoid
injury,
particularly
toand
face
head,
keep
Turn
off
before
connecting
any
powered
body loose
away clothing,
from revolving
brush.
hair,
fingers,
and all parts of the accessories.
Turn off
connecting
body away
frombefore
revolving
brush. any powered accessories.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
POWERED
CARPET
WARNING
Not
to CAUTION
be used
for grooming
a pet. NOZZLE:
WARNING
GREAT
FOR
CARPET
HARD
FLOORS.
Totoreduce
the
risk
of
personal
injury
from
moving
Not
be
used
for
grooming
a AND
pet. injury
To reduceWARNING
the risk of personal
from
moving
parts,
disconnect
all
accessories
before
servicing.
parts, disconnect all accessories before servicing.
POWERED CARPET NOZZLE:
WARNING
GREAT FOR CARPET AND HARD FLOORS.
Turn offWARNING
before connecting any powered accessories.
Not toNot
be toused
forforgrooming
pet.
be used
grooming aapet.
CA
Not to be used
WA
Turn off before
WA
To reduce the
parts, disconn
Turn off before connecting any powered accessories.
WARNING
Turn off before connecting any powered accessories.
POWERED CARPET NOZZLE:
GREAT FOR CARPET AND HARD FLOORS.
POWERED CARPET NOZZLE:
POWERED
CARPET
NOZZLE:
GREAT
FOR CARPET
AND HARD
FLOORS.
POWERED
CARPET
NOZZLE:
GREAT
FORand
CARPET
AND HARD FLOORS.
great
for carpet
hard floors.
POWERED STAIR AND
UPHOLSTERY TOOL:*
WARNING
WARNING
To reduce the risk of personal injury from moving
parts, disconnect all accessories before servicing.
To reduce the risk of personal injury from moving
parts,
disconnect
before
To
reduce
the riskall
of accessories
personal injury
fromservicing.
moving
parts, disconnect all accessories before servicing.
CREVICE
USE IN TIGH
AND ALONG
DRAWERS, U
USE
INCARPETED
TIGHT SPACES,
CORNERS, CARS
USE
ON
STAIRS,
STAIRS AND
AND
ALONG
EDGES
IN
SUCH
PLACES
AS
UPHOLSTERY AND IN YOUR CAR. IT
CREVICE
TOOL:
CREVICE
TOOL:
DRAWERS,
FURNITURE,
SWIVELS
180°UPHOLSTERED
FOR
CONVENIENT
use
inUSE
tight
spaces,
corners, CORNERS,
cars and along
INAND
TIGHT
SPACES,
CARSedges
STAIRS
BASEBOARDS.
CLEANING.
AND
ALONG
IN upholstered
SUCH PLACES
AS
in such
places
as EDGES
drawers,
furniture,
*NOTDRAWERS,
ALL MODELS
WILL HAVE
THIS TOOL
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE,
POWERED STAIR AND
CREVICE TOOL:
UPHOLSTERY
TOOL:*
USE ON CARPETED STAIRS,
POWERED STAIR AND
UPHOLSTERY AND IN YOUR CAR. IT
UPHOLSTERY
TOOL:*
SWIVELS
180° FOR CONVENIENT
stairs and baseboards.
USE ON CARPETED STAIRS,
STAIRS AND BASEBOARDS.
CLEANING.
UPHOLSTERY AND IN YOUR CAR. IT CREVICE TOOL:
CREVICE
USE
IN
TIGHTTOOL:
SPACES, CORNERS, CARS
SWIVELS
180°WILL
FOR HAVE
CONVENIENT
*NOT ALL
MODELS
THIS TOOL
POWERED
STAIR
AND
USE
TIGHTEDGES
SPACES,
CORNERS,
CARS
AND IN
ALONG
IN SUCH
PLACES
AS
CLEANING.
POWERED
STAIR AND
UPHOLSTERY
AND
ALONGUPHOLSTERED
EDGES IN SUCH
PLACES AS
DRAWERS,
FURNITURE,
*NOT ALLTOOL:*
MODELS WILL HAVE THIS TOOL
UPHOLSTERY
USE
ON CARPETEDTOOL:*
STAIRS,
DRAWERS,
STAIRS ANDUPHOLSTERED
BASEBOARDS.FURNITURE,
POWERED
AND
TOOL:*
USE
ONSTAIR
CARPETED
STAIRS,
UPHOLSTERY
ANDUPHOLSTERY
IN
YOUR CAR.
IT
STAIRS AND BASEBOARDS.
UseUPHOLSTERY
on carpeted
stairs,
in your
ANDupholstery
IN YOUR and
CAR.
IT car.
SWIVELS
180°
FOR
CONVENIENT
It swivels
180°180°
for convenient
cleaning.
SWIVELS
FOR CONVENIENT
CLEANING.
POWERED WAND:
CLEANING.
PROVIDES
POWER
TO CARPET NOZZLE
*NOT ALL MODELS WILL HAVE THIS TOOL
POWERED
WAND:
*NOT
ALL
MODELS
WILL
HAVE
THIS
TOOL
*NOT ALL MODELS WILL HAVE THIS TOOL
AND
EXTENDED
REACH
FOR ABOVE
PROVIDES
POWER
TO CARPET
NOZZLE
APPLICABLE FOR MODEL VX93
AND
EXTENDED
REACH
FOR ABOVE
AND
HARD
FLOOR
CLEANING.
POWERE
PROVIDES P
AND EXTEN
AND HARD F
AND HARD FLOOR CLEANING.
POWERED
WAND:
VERTICAL
CLEANING
provides
power toCLEANING,
carpet nozzleROTATE
and extended
FOR VERTICAL
THE
POWERED
WAND:
reach
for abovem
and hardDOWN
floor cleaning.
BRUSHROLL
WINDOW
UNTIL IT
VERTICAL
CLEANING
POWERED
WAND:
PROVIDES
POWER
TO CARPET NOZZLE
VERTICAL
CLEANING
SNAPS INTO PLACE.
FOR VERTICAL
CLEANING,
ROTATE
THETHE
FOR VERTICAL
CLEANING,
ROTATE
PROVIDES
POWER
TO CARPET
NOZZLE
AND EXTENDED
REACH
FOR ABOVE
BRUSHROLL
WINDOW
DOWN
UNTIL
BRUSHROLL
WINDOW
DOWN
UNTIL
IT IT
AND EXTENDED
REACH
FOR ABOVE
HARD FLOOR
CLEANING.
SNAPSPLACE.
INTO PLACE.
LUBRICATION:
AND HARD
FLOOR CLEANING.
LUBRICATION:
SNAPS INTO
Themotor
motor and
and brushroll
equipped
The
brushrollare
are
equipped with bear
with bearings
which The
contain
lifetimeof lubricant cou
LUBRICATION:
lifetime
lubrication.
addition
LUBRICATION:
lubrication.
The addition
lubricant
The motor and brushroll are equipped with
bearings
contain
Do
not add which
lubricant
to of
motor
or brushroll.
VERTICAL
CLEANING
The
motor
andlubrication.
brushrollThe
areaddition
equipped
with could
bearings
which
contain
lifetime
of lubricant
could
cause
damage.
cause
damage.
Do not add
VERTICAL
CLEANING
FOR
VERTICAL
CLEANING,
lifetime
lubrication.
The THE
addition
could cause
damage.
Do
not addROTATE
lubricant
to motor of
or lubricant
brushroll.lubricant
to motor or brushroll.
VERTICAL
CLEANING
FOR
VERTICAL
CLEANING,
ROTATE
THE
BRUSHROLL
UNTIL
IT
DoWINDOW
not
add DOWN
lubricant
to motor
or brushroll.
13
for SNAPS
vertical cleaning,
rotate theDOWN
brushroll
window
BRUSHROLL
WINDOW
UNTIL
IT
INTO PLACE.
down
until itINTO
snapsPLACE.
into place
SNAPS
15
LUBRICATION:
LUBRICATION:
The motor and brushroll are equipped with bearings which contain
The
motor
and brushroll
are equipped
with bearings
which
contain
lifetime
lubrication.
The addition
of lubricant
could cause
damage.
lifetime lubrication. The addition of lubricant could cause damage.
13
TOOLS
FAN TOOL*
THE TOOLS INCLUDED WITH YOUR
VACUUM MAY VARY BY MODEL.*
FAN TOOL*
ARTICULATINGARTICULATING
HAND*
HAND*
SUPPORT BRACKET*
SUPPORT BRACKET*
SUPPORT
BRACKET*1. THE SUPPORT
1. THE SUPPORT BRACKET
SHOULDBRACKET
BE INSTALLED
SHOULD
NEAR
BEAINSTALLED
PLUG WHERE
NEAR
THE
A CHARGER
PLUG WHERE THE CHARGER
1.
CORD CAN EXTEND
CORD
FROM
CAN
THEEXTEND
SUPPORT
FROM
BRACKET
THE SUPPORT
DOWN TO
BRACKET
THE PLUG
DOWN
IN THE
TOWALL.
THE PLUG IN THE WALL.
2. PLACE SUPPORT
2. BRACKET
PLACE SUPPORT
ON THE UNIT
BRACKET
AND USE
ON THE
PROVIDED
UNIT AND
DOUBLE
USE PROVIDED
SIDED TAPE
DOUBLE SIDED TAPE
The support
bracket
should
be
installed
aBRACKET
plugATwhere
theWALL
charger
cord
can extend
from the
TO ADHERE
THE SUPPORT
TO ADHERE
BRACKET
THE SUPPORT
TOnear
THE WALL
THE
TO HEIGHT
THE
OFAT
THE
THE
CORDLESS
HEIGHT
OF THE CORDLESS
STICK
VAC. APPLY
STICK
PRESSURE
VAC.
APPLY
WHEN
EVEN
ADHERING
PRESSURETHE
WHEN
SUPPORT
ADHERING
BRACKET
THE SUPPORT
TO
BRACKET TO
support
bracket
downEVEN
to the
plug
in the
wall.
THE WALL.
THE WALL.
2. Place support bracket on the unit and use provided double sided tape to adhere the support bracket to
14the wall at the14
height of the cordless stick vac. Apply even pressure when adhering the support bracket
to the wall.
16
Any
byby
anan
authorized
service
representative.
If appliance
is notisworking
as
Anyother
otherservicing
servicingshould
shouldbebedone
done
authorized
service
representative.
If appliance
not
itworking
should, as
hasitbeen
dropped,
damaged,
left outdoors,
dropped
into or
water,
take itinto
to awater,
service
center
should,
has been
dropped,
damaged,orleft
outdoors,
dropped
take
it prior
to continuing use.
to a service center prior to continuing use.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of personal injury - Turn off before cleaning or servicing.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Dust escaping
from vacuum
1. Dirt cup full.
(see page
page 9)
11)
1. Empty dirt cup. (see
2. Dirt cup not installed
correctly.
2. Review Dirt Cup removal & replacement.
(see
page 2)
6)
(see page
3. Rinsable and/or
Cyclonic Filter not
installed completely.
3. Review Filter Removal and Cleaning.
(see page
page12-13)
10 & 11)
(see
Smokey/burning
Brush bar does
smell
detected
not turn
1. Belt broken or stretched.
1300 VAX AUS
1. Call Customer Service: 1-800-321-1134.
2. Brushroll is clogged.
2. Clear/remove debris from brushroll.
Vacuum tools
won't pick up
1. Dirt cup full.
(see page
page 9)
11)
1. Empty dirt cup. (see
2. One or both filters are
clogged.
2. Remove both filters and clean.
(see
& 11)
(seepage
page 10
12-13)
3. Stair + upholstery tool
not spinning.
3. Remove and reattach. (see
(seepage
page 12)
14)
4. Power carpet nozzle not
spinning.
4. Remove and reattach. (see
(seepage
page 12)
14)
1. Dirt cup not seated
completely.
1. Reinstall dirt cup make sure lid is closed
completely. (see
(seepage
page6)
12)
2. One or both filters
clogged.
2. Remove both filters and clean.
page 12-13)
10 & 11)
(see page
3. Dirt Cup not installed
correctly.
3. Review Filter Removal & Replacement
page 12)
6)
(see page
4. Battery charge is getting
weak.
4. Charge battery. (see page 8)
5. Filter is dirty.
5. Clean or replace filter. (see page
page 12-13)
10 & 11)
6. Clogged filter.
6. Remove filter and clean. (see page
page 12)
10)
7. Nozzle/dirt passage
clogged.
7. Turn off the unit and then disconnect the
nozzle to remove debris. (see page
page 14)
12)
1. Dirty filter (s)
1. Clean filter, rinse, dry and re-assemble.
(see
(see page
page 10)
12)
2. Low suction.
2. Locate clog and remove.
Poor suction
Vacuum running
warm
17
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
Any other servicing should be done by an authorized service representative. If appliance is not working as
it should,
been dropped,
damaged,
leftanoutdoors,
or dropped
into water, take Ifit appliance
to a service
Any
otherhas
servicing
should be
done by
authorized
service representative.
is center
not prior
to continuing
working
as it use.
should, has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water, take it
to a service center prior to continuing use.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of personal injury - Turn off before cleaning or servicing.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Vacuum won't run
1. Battery not charged.
1. Charge battery for up to 3 hours. The
indicator lights will pulse while charging and
turn off once fully charged.
2. Battery dead - won’t hold
charge.
2. Contact customer service. Visit our website
at
or or
atwww.vax.com.au
www.dirtdevil.com
call
VAX AUS.
call1300
1-800-321-1134.
3. Needs service.
3. Contact customer service. Visit our website
at
or or
atwww.vax.com.au
www.dirtdevil.com
call1300
1-800-321-1134..
call
VAX AUS.
1. Problem with the charging
circuit
1. Contact customer service. Visit our website
at
or or
atwww.vax.com.au
www.dirtdevil.com
call1300
1-800-321-1134.
call
VAX AUS.
Charger indicator
flashes and then
goes out
LED Illumination
Slow Pulse = Charging
(Continuous during charge cycle)
Fast Blink = Error
(15 seconds duration for error code)
18
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