Eureka 7700 - Manual (Page 5)

Carpet/Floor
Tools
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HOW TO USE
CAUTION: Moving parts, make sure on/off switch is in off position before plugging in. NEVER LEAVE PLUGGED IN
CLEANER UNATTENDED.
An upright vacuum cleaner will clean any type of carpet. Use the attachments to clean upholstery or bare floors. When
using attachment tools, place the handle in the upright position. Do not place cleaner on furniture or steps as the
brush roll may cause damage.
Cleaner Height Setting
WARNING: Avoid injury. Keep loose clothing, hair,
fingers, and all other parts of body away
from any moving part (such as the
revolving brush). Turn off the switch and
unplug the cleaner before changing the
cleaner height setting.
The front of the cleaner has an adjustment that raises or
lowers the cleaner base to match the type of carpet. With
the cleaner cord unplugged, and the cleaner handle in
the “operate” position, set the adjustment to lowest setting
for maximum cleaning. Adjust to a higher setting to make
pushing easier and to provide longer belt life. The brush
roll must reach the carpet for effective cleaning.
For ease in moving adjustment knob, tilt the cleaner back
to remove weight from front wheels.
Handle
Release
Clean
Under
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Store or
Use Attachments
Operate
1. Adjust cleaner height setting to lowest position for
maximum cleaning. See section below.
2. Push selector to Carpet/Floor cleaning.
3. Plug electrical cord into outlet.
4. Step on handle release. Pull handle back to a comfortable
position. There are three positions: store, operate and
clean under.
5. On handle, push On (-) or Off (O) power switch. Some
models have three positions: On, ESP (See page 6) and
Off.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR 7700 SERIES
1. Adjust cleaner height setting to lowest position for
maximum cleaning. See section below.
2. Plug electrical cord into outlet.
3. Step on handle release. Pull handle back to a comfortable
position. There are three positions: store, operate and
clean under.
4. On handle, push On (-) or Off (O) power switch.
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Carpet
Adjustment
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR 7900 SERIES