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Operating instructions – Shark EP733W User Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Fig. 11

Dust Bag

Support

Dust Bag

Retaining Clip

Dust Bag

Cardboard

Section

3. Holding the dust bag retaining clip,

insert the rear part of the cardboard

section of the dust bag into the plastic

support. Once that rear part is in,

release the retaining clip to lock the

dust bag in place. (Fig. 11)

1.

Crevice Tool

For radiators, crevices,

corners, baseboards and

between cushions.

2.

Upholstery Tool

The upholstery tool is

used for furniture.

3.

Upholstery Brush

This snaps onto the

upholstery tool.

Turbine

Tilt
Upwards

Locking Latch

1. Slide locking latch forward then tilt the

top housing of the brush upwards. The

top housing is hinged and will tilt up

approximately 45° only. (Fig. 7)

2. Inspect turbine wheel and air passage

for debris and/or blockage. Remove

debris if present.

3. Inspect the rotating brush for built-up

hair or string. If present, remove by

carefully cutting with scissors. Avoid

damaging or cutting bristles.

4. Once clean, close the top cover of the

turbo brush and slide the locking latch

toward the rear of the brush to lock.

Cleaning the Air Driven Turbo
Brush

The efficiency of your air driven turbo

brush depends on the bristle brush

rotating at high speed. Strong air suction

is needed to accomplish this. In order to

ensure that maximum air suction is

maintained, please read the following

instructions:

1. Change the dust bag frequently.

2. Replace the pre-motor and post

motor filters as needed..

3. Ensure that the rotating brush is kept

free of hair and string which may

accumulate and decrease brush

performance.

4. Keep Air Driven Turbo Brush turbine

free of dirt and foreign matter. (See

Fig. 7 below for cleaning instructions.)

Fig. 7

Your vacuum cleaner includes a power

cord which is automatically retractable.

To extend the power cord, pull from the

rear and extend to desired length. When

cleaning is finished, first turn the unit off

and disconnect from the electrical outlet.

Then press on the cord rewind button to

retract the power cord. If the cord does

not fully retract, pull it out again and then

press on the cord rewind button again.

(Fig. 8)

Fig. 8

Warning: To reduce the risk of

electric shock, the hose, power

nozzle power cord and the power cord

must be disconnected before changing

the bag or performing maintenance/

troubleshooting.

1. To open the dust bag compartment,

remove the flexible hose and the

power nozzle power cord. Place your

fingers in the opening indentation, lift

the front cover up. (Fig. 9)

2. Remove the dust bag support from

the dust bag compartment. (Fig. 10)

Fig. 9

Lift

Fig. 10

Dust Bag

Support

Warning: Hold the plug when

rewinding the cord. Do NOT allow

cord to whip when rewinding.
Caution: Do not pull the power cord

beyond the red mark on the cord as

doing this will damage the cord.

Accessories

Power Cord

Note:

Once all attachments are in place,

unwind a sufficient length of the power cord

and insert the plug into the wall outlet. A

yellow mark on the power cord shows the

ideal cable length. Don't pull the power

cord beyond the red mark.

1. Insert the power plug into the wall

outlet.

2. Press the Power On/Off button located

on the unit to turn the vacuum cleaner

"On". (Fig. 13)

3. To rewind the power cord, press the

cord rewind button with one hand and

hold the plug of the power cord with the

other hand to ensure that it does not

whip causing damage or injury.

(Fig. 14)

Using your Vacuum

Fig. 13

Fig. 14

Air Driven Turbo Brush

Caution: Make sure that the dust

bag cardboard section is firmly

in place in the dust bag support.

4. Insert the dust bag support back into

the dust bag support guides in the dust

bag compartment making sure that no

part of the bag is in contact with the

rubber seal and that it is hanging

correctly inside the dust bag

compartment. (Fig. 12)

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Inserting a New Dust Bag

Empty Full

Fig. 15

The dust bag full

indicator may turn on

(red) while you are

cleaning to indicate

that the paper dust

bag is full and

Requires

replacement.

(Fig. 15)
Always change

the dust bag

when the dust bag

full indicator light

comes on.
Follow instructions on page 5 and 6

“Inserting a New Dust Bag” when

changing the paper dust bag.

Dust Bag Full Indicator

Fig. 12

Dust Bag

Support

Dust Bag

Dust Bag

Support Guide

Caution: Make sure that the dust

bag support is fully inserted into

the dust bag compartment.

5. Close the dust bag compartment

cover.

Caution: The dust bag

compartment will not close if the

dust bag is not inserted into the unit.

Never use the vacuum without a dust

bag inserted into the unit. NEVER

reuse the paper dust bags.

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