Electrolux PU3650 Owner's Guide download pdf (Page 5)

Introduction

Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of a Electrolux Built-in Vacuum System . . . . . the

ultimate in cleaning equipment. Say “good-bye” to old fashioned sweepers. You’ll never have to

lug a heavy, awkward vacuum again. Your Electrolux Built-in Vacuum will change your cleaning

routine. It is so easy and versatile to use. It’s quiet and dust-free. It will help eliminate the drudgery

of vacuuming and give you a cleaner, healthier indoor environment. Before you use your Electrolux

Built-in Vacuum System, read this manual carefully. Learning the proper way to use this system will

help give you years of trouble-free cleaning performance.

Operation

To operate, simply plug the hose into one of the

handy wall inlet valves. The metal ring on the

cutoff of the hose will complete a low-voltage

electrical circuit, which in turn activates a relay

and turns on the system’s power unit. To turn

off the power unit, simply unplug the hose from

the inlet. Please Note: When unplugging the

hose, it is recommended to hold the inlet door

open for a few seconds until the suction

pressure has sufﬁciently decreased. For safety

purposes, a low-voltage circuit is utilized at the

wall inlet. The power unit functions on a standard

110/120-volt circuit. There are optional hoses

available with an on/off switch located on the

handle. Please note: When using one of these

optional hoses, it is important to properly align

the hose with the wall inlet when plugging it in to

prevent damage to the unit.

Power Unit

Electrolux power units are equipped with

115/120-volt by-pass motors. Electrolux power

units also employ a manual reset circuit

breaker. Electrolux’s self-cleaning ﬁlter provides

complete protection of the motor fan assembly.

It is normal for some dirt and lint to cling to the

ﬁlter. However, the ﬁlter should be checked

occasionally to be sure it has not been punc-

tured or torn. The dirt receptacle should be

emptied two or three times a year on the

average depending on the amount of use. For

best results, empty the canister when it is about

half full. Any dirt spilled can be vacuumed up

quickly by plugging the hose into the utility inlet

located on the power unit. The on/off button on

the power unit will start and stop the power

unit. No part of the unit requires lubrication.

Electrical Fault Protection

The central vacuum system employs features

that monitor the following operating levels:

AC voltage, current draw and circuit board

temperature. If the voltage is below or above

the standard operating voltage, high current

draw or locked rotor, the power unit will not

operate. In this case the LED next to the on/off

button will blink until the problem ceases. If the

circuit board reaches an elevated temperature,

the power unit will not operate and the LED will

be off. In the event of these problems happening,

press the on/off button, unplug hose, or wait for

temperature to lower. If problems persist; contact

the authorized service center nearest you.

In the case of power failure, the power unit will

return to its previous state when power returns.

For example, if a hose is plugged in with the

hose switch on, or a straight air hose is plugged

into a wall valve, then the power unit will turn

back on. If the power unit was turned on at the

unit prior to power loss then the unit will not

turn back on.

Hose Use And Care

For optimum beneﬁt, the hose should be used

and stored at temperatures above 40˚F (5˚C).

Always hang up the hose when not in use using

the hose hanger supplied. If hose should

become clogged, insert the wand end into the

utility inlet on the power unit. Turn on the power

unit with the manual switch and seal the extra

air-space by holding the hose ﬁrmly. The

obstruction should be quickly vacuumed out. If,

however, the hose remains clogged, insert an

electrician’s ﬁsh tape (wire) or garden hose

through the hose to remove the obstruction,

being careful not to puncture the hose.

Disconnect hose handle from wands before

storing. DO NOT store hose in direct sunlight.

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