Royal Vacuums UR30090 - Manual (Page 15)

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3.4 Lift vacuum by Stair Cleaning Handle and
position on stairs. Clean forward to back. Never leave
the vacuum standing on stairs when not cleaning.
3.5 Use the Hose and Powered Hand Tool
(Tool varies per model) for stair cleaning. Always
ensure handle is in upright position.
To clean Hose and
Powered Hand Tool,
wipe with a damp
cloth. DO NOT sub-
merge in water.
Other cleaning tools
may be washed in
warm water with a
detergent. Rinse and
air dry completely
before using.
HOW TO
CLEAN TOOLS
3.4
STAIR CLEANING
CAUTION
! !
3.5
The indicator (L) will begin to show red as the
filter bag fills with dirt. There are three conditions that
will cause the indicator to become completely red:
1. If the bag is full; change the bag.
2. If very fine materials have been picked up,
clogging the bag pores; change the bag.
3. If there is a blockage in the nozzle, hose,
tools or at the bag opening; remove
the blockage.
3.6
L
Actual model may vary from images shown.
ATTACH WAND AND TOOLS
3.3
3.3 Attach tool or wand
to the hose (A).
Attach tool to wand (B)
by pushing it firmly
onto the wand.
Twist wand or tool
slightly to tighten or
loosen the connection.
To extend wand, twist
counter-clockwise to
the unlocked position,
extend wand & twist
clockwise until tight.
Reverse to collapse.
B
A
WARNING
!
Unplug vacuum before connecting Air-
Powered Hand Tool.
!
BAG CHECK INDICATOR
REMOVING HOSE
3.2 When using cleaning
tools, place cleaner han-
dle in the upright posi-
tion. The agitator brush-
roll will not rotate when
the cleaner is in the
upright position.
3.2 To remove Hose for
tool use, press the
Hose Release Button
and pull Hose end out.
To lock back into place,
push Hose into Hose
Tube until you hear a
click.
To reduce the risk of personal injury - Unplug
before servicing or cleaning vacuum.
WARNING
! !
Use extra care when cleaning on stairs. To avoid personal injury or damage, and to prevent the cleaner
from falling, always place cleaner at bottom of stairs or on floor. Do not place cleaner on stairs or
furniture, as it may result in injury or damage. When using tools, always ensure handle is in upright
position.