Vax U86-AC-Be, U85-AC-Pe, U85-AC-Re User's Guide
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To clean the filters on the Vax U86-AC-Be, first, ensure the vacuum is unplugged. Remove the dirt container and take out the filters. Rinse them under lukewarm water until the water runs clear. Allow them to dry completely before reinstalling.
If your Vax U85-AC-Pe loses suction, check for blockages in the hose and brush bar. Ensure the dirt container is not full and the filters are clean. If the issue persists, inspect the belt and replace it if necessary.
It is recommended to replace the belt on the Vax U85-AC-Re every 6-12 months, depending on usage. Regular inspection for wear and tear can help determine if a replacement is needed sooner.
Yes, the Vax U86-AC-Be can be used on hardwood floors. Ensure that the brush bar is turned off to prevent scratching the surface.
If the brush bar on your Vax U85-AC-Pe stops spinning, check for tangled hair or debris. Clean the brush bar and ensure the belt is intact. If damaged, replace the belt.
To empty the dirt container on the Vax U85-AC-Re, press the release button to remove it from the unit. Hold the container over a trash bin and press the release button to open the bottom lid. Shake out the debris and reattach the container securely.
A loud noise from the Vax U86-AC-Be might indicate a blockage in the hose or brush bar. Check for debris and clear any obstructions. Inspect the motor and belt for damage if the noise persists.
To maintain your Vax U85-AC-Pe, regularly clean the filters and empty the dirt container. Check for blockages and ensure the brush bar is free from tangled hair or debris. Replace the belt as needed.
The Vax U85-AC-Re uses HEPA filters, which help capture allergens and fine dust particles. These should be cleaned regularly and replaced every 6-12 months for optimal performance.
No, a burning smell is not normal for the Vax U86-AC-Be. This could indicate a problem with the motor or a blockage causing the motor to overheat. Stop using the vacuum immediately and inspect for issues. Contact a Vax service center if necessary.