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1 Prolux AllVac Floor Cleaner Owners Manual For your safety please read the Owners Manual in its entirety

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Prolux AllVac Floor Cleaner Owners Manual

For your safety please read the Owners Manual in its entirety

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Congratulations on your purchase of your new Prolux AllVac! With the Prolux AllVac you can quickly clean any floor surface in your home. From vacuuming carpets to scrubbing tile to polishing floors the Prolux Allvac is designed to do it all. With 2 year warranty, on board tools, powerful 9.5 amp suction motor and bagless cyclonic cleaning the Prolux AllVac is designed to do all your cleaning.

Index Page

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Product Specifications …...................................................................................................3 Parts Description.........…...................................................................................................4 Safety Instructions.......…...................................................................................................8 Assembling the Unit ...…...................................................................................................10 Using the Unit in Vacuuming Mode…..............................................................................14 Using the Unit in Waxing/Polishing/Scrubbing Mode......................................................15 Using the Unit in Tool Cleaning Mode..............................................................................23 Cleaning Of Pads & Discs..................................................................................................28 Emptying the Dust Bin......….............................................................................................28 Cleaning the Filter..............................................................................................................30 Cleaning the Vacuum Brushroll..........…...........................................................................32 Troubleshooting.........….....................................................................................................32 Storing the Unit After Use.........….....................................................................................33 Warranty Information….....................................................................................................33 Specifications:

• 12 amps of powerful cleaning. • Can be used to clean any floor surface from carpet to hardwood to tile. • On Polishing Mode can buff, scrub, polish and also spray. • Powerful 9.5 AMP motor for deep down cleaning. • Lightweight and only 12 weights pounds! • On board tools with telescoping wand • Telescoping Wand for different height of users. • Holds .8 liters of dirt in the bagless dirt container. • 2 Year Factory Warranty. • Over 6 Separate cleaning functions allows you to clean nearly every job.

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The Prolux AllVac is designed to clean any floor surface. The Waxing/Polishing/Scrubbing Floor Brush Component is designed for cleaning tile, tile grout, hardwood floors and any floor surface. Not only can is scrub and polish but it can spray cleaner or wax on the floor as you work. The Electric Floor Brush Component is designed for vacuuming hard floors and carpet.

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Accessories:

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Rough Polishing Disc

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Safety Instructions:

The Prolux AllVac cleaner is only used for household and light commercial cleaning but not

for outdoor purposes.

· Please carefully read the Operating Instruction before using this vacuum cleaner to ensure

operation safety and correctness.

·To prevent electric leakage or electric shock, this Prolux AllVac cleaner can’t be placed in the

water or cleaned with water directly.

·This vacuum cleaner is not a toy, no children can operate this polisher or vacuum cleaner

without permission or get close to the operating floor waxing/polishing vacuum cleaner.

·Before starting this Prolux AllVac cleaner, please make the handle is vertical first and then

insert the power plug into the wall outlet.

·During operation of the Prolux AllVac cleaner, don’t tilt the waxing head or touch spinning

pads, brushrolls, or moving parts with users fingers or body parts.

·When changing tools or vacuums heads first make sure the vacuum cleaner is powered off

and the cord is unplugged from the wall unit.

·When using this appliance, don’t crush or run the appliance over the electric power cord.

·Don’t use the floor waxing/polishing/buffer or vacuum cleaner on wet surfaces or any ground

containing liquid, lit cigarette, burning ash or other high temperature items.

·Wet cloth with water should be used for cleaning, otherwise it will cause crack or color fading

of the shell.

·When any part of this Prolux AllVac cleaner has problems, please stop using the Prolux

AllVac right away and contact your authorized dealer or service center.

-If the flexible power wire is damaged, it shall be replaced by authorized service center in

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order to avoid danger. Do not use the vacuum cleaner to vacuum articles such as drywall dust, cement powder,

detergent, gasoline, glass, needle, soot, wet dust, sewage, matchsticks and so on.

Do not forcibly bend, step on, or drag the hose. If the hose becomes damaged do not use it

with the vacuum cleaner. Contact your authorized dealer you bought the unit from for a

replacement instead.

During use of vacuuming do not block the suction inlet of the vacuum or it may burn up the

motor and void your warranty.

Cleaning the unit should only be done by a water dampened cloth rag.

Before using make sure the dust cup and filters are properly installed. Before polishing, please check if there are granular hard objects under the floor waxing/polishing machine or adhesive foreign matters on the polishing disc; otherwise, the floor waxing machine will be damaged and your floors will be scratched. Once the floor is scratched, it can’t be recovered. If it is necessary to install or replace the polishing piece before or during polishing, please power the unit off and remove the power plug before doing so. During use, if it feels like the machine has to much resistance during use, please stop the machine immediately to check it and ensure that the fine polishing pad is dry. If the buffer/polisher/waxer turns off during use this means the motor is working to high. Please check pads or remove or change pads to correct surface tension so unit does not overwork and shut down during use. For carpet cleaning us the vacuum nozzle with spinning brushroll. If you are using the waxing/polishing/scrubbing head on carpet read the section in this manual on how to do that first or you may void your warranty. The unit cannot be operated on a damp or wet floors. In order to get better polishing effect, please uniformly polish every square yard of floor space for more than one minute. It is strictly prohibited to clean the fine polishing seat with water to avoid degumming. When using this floor waxing head for polishing, please constantly move on the floor surface. Do not press heavily upon the machine during polishing or only polish in one place. Otherwise floor scratching can occur which is permanent. Keep these Instructions in a safe place Assembling the Unit

1. On the main handle insert the metal slotted end into the hole on the main vacuum body. Push the extension button downward to adjust the hight of the handle to the proper height of the user.

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2. Snap hose down into elbow section and attach hose to hose holder as shown in the image below. If user wants to remove hose end pull hose from hose holder first then press on the 2 release clips pull up and the hose may be pulled back out.

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3. Snap in the dirt chamber to the main vacuum body (see image below) .

4. Make sure the on board multi-functional tool is attached to the tool holder on the back of the vacuum.

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5. Make sure handle is adjusted to the height of the user (see image below).

6. Make sure hose tube valve is changed to the cleaning mode the user wants. FLOOR CLEANING or TOOL CLEANING mode(s). (see images below)

7. Find retractable power cord end on the vacuum as shown in the image below.

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8. Pull out cord to right length for the user and plug into a standard 120 volt outlet.

9. To begin cleaning turn the power switch of the vacuum on. As shown in the images below one

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there 3 positions. POWER ON/OFF, FLOOR POLISHING MODE (no suction from vacuum but power to floor nozzle & polisher), VACUUM MODE ( suction from vacuum plus power to floor nozzles).

Using Unit in Vacuuming Mode

1. After unit is powered on release the handle. The power brush (floor cleaning nozzle with spinning brushroll) will not turn on until handle is released as shown in the image below.

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2. On vacuum mode it can be used to clean both carpet and hard floor surfaces. The unit is equipped with a soft brushroll designed to be used on ALL surfaces but always test first on a small section of floor first.

3. You are now ready to vacuum all of your floor surfaces. Using the Unit in Floor Polishing/Scrubbing/ Waxing Mode

1. The first step is to identify the different pads.

2. Cleaning Pads used in combination: The two combinations below can be used for hard scrubbing cleaning jobs or fine polishing cleaning jobs.

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NOTE – Cleaning Carpet. Use of the Prolux AllVac with waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle for carpet cleaning is not intended for prolonged use. It can only be used for small jobs and spot cleaning. To do so one pad and fine polishing seat must be totally removed and the Floor Polishing/Lint pad must be added to the one remaining. In this manner it may be used for spot cleaning carpet and rugs. If the unit powers off during use that means the motor has over worked and turned off to protect itself and carpet cleaning must be stopped immediately or the warranty will become void. Connecting the “Fine Polishing Seat” and the “Rough Polishing Nylon Brush” to the Unit. Hold the above mentioned discs and make them align with the special section hole of the gear of the waxing head. After being lined up, as shown in the image below press the discs until you hear a clicking sound. If you need to remove the discs you just need to pry discs off in backwards order that you put them on.

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With the pads attached to the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle it is now time to attach the nozzle to the vacuum cleaner as shown in the image below. To do this align the elbow of the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle to the installation hole to the main body and insert down until you hear a “click”. If you need to take off the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle press on the locking block release button and pull off.

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Even with the cord plugged into the wall outlet and the power turned ON the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle will not start spinning until the handle has been released and angle shown below is achieved. When user is at the step to plug cord into wall outlet always make sure unit is in upright locked position.

With the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle there are 2 cleaning states. Waxing/polishing/scrubbing only and waxing/polishing/scrubbing PLUS vacuuming. When the ON/OFF switch is turned to the first position it will only be waxing/polishing/scrubbing with no vacuum suction. When the ON/OFF switch is turned to the second position it will be waxing/polishing/scrubbing AND vacuum suction through the 2 suction holes as shown in the image below.

Next adjust the height of the handle wand to fit the user for waxing/polishing/scrubbing as shown below. Lightly stepping on the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle with the users foot may be helpful when lengthening the wand.

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To being waxing/polishing/scrubbing pull the handle back and lightly press the nozzle with the users foot to get the pivot assembly to release so waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle is flat on the floor (see image below).

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Next make sure there is no debris or foreign matter on the floor or in the pads as shown below.

On vacuuming mode if you want to vacuum up dirt and dust from your floor make sure the suction is turned from tool use to vacuum use as the image below shows. NOTE – The Prolux AllVac in waxing/polishing/scrubbing mode is not designed to suck or vacuum up water or liquids but only dry suction. When using the spraying application make sure the suction of the vacuum is not turned on.

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With the cord plugged into the wall, the suction turned to vacuum mode (image above), the pads inserted the user is now ready to turn the vacuum on, release the handle and start waxing polishing or scrubbing. How to use for Waxing or Wet Application in spraying mode: As shown in the image below when the switch is pressed the indicator light comes on and then the liquid spray or wax sprays out of the unit and onto the floor. By pressing the button ON it will spray right away. Then as the button is left ON it will spray automatically every so often (in seconds). To turn off the spraying feature push the button again and the indicator light will turn off and it will not spray anymore. This is a great feature for use in waxing and scrubbing floors and tile cleaning.

NOTE- Different floor surfaces have different resistance on the pads. So in this mode there will

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be different heating conditions on the motor. It is suggested that the unit not be used more than 30 minutes in this mode to keep the motor cool and dependable. Solution tank may be filled with liquid wax or other liquid cleaning detergents. To add solution to the solution tank unscrew the lid and add up to 2.7 Fluid Ounces.

NOTE- For liquid waxing applications please follow the manufacturer instructions on the wax you are using and the floor you are treating. In most cases waxing is applied with Polishing Nylon Brush, allowed to dry for 15 minutes and then buffed with fine cloth pad (Floor Polishing Lint Pad). If you are using a cleaning detergent the same applies please follow manufacturer instructions of cleaning detergent and floor surface.

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Using the Unit in Tool Cleaning Mode 1. Pull out the handle.

2. Insert the 2 in 1 accessory into the metal wand.

3. Turn suction valve to tool use as shown in the image below.

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4. You are now ready to begin cleaning with tools.

5. You may also clean closer objects without the metal extension wand. To do that press the release button in the wand and insert the tool as shown in the images below.

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6. How to use the Multi-functional tool. The image below shows the tool in Crevice mode where it can vacuum flat surfaces and inside hard to reach areas.

The image below shows it used in Dusting and Upholstery mode where it can be used on multiple surfaces. To turn it into this mode pull the brushes up until they snap in place as shown in the image below.

To move it from Dusting and Upholstery mode back to Crevice mode press on the 2 buttons at the end of the brush as shown in the images below.

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7. When finished with cleaning Multi-functional tool put it back on the vacuum in its on board location as shown below.

8. When done with cleaning pull the cord from the wall outlet (always pull by firmly grabbing the

plug end and never by pulling or tugging on the cord) and pressing the cord rewind button as shown below.

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Cleaning Of Pads & Discs: Do not clean the Fine Polishing Seat with Water to avoid gumming.

Emptying the Dust bin- When the dust bin is full of dirt and ready to be emptied the first step is to turn the unit off. When this is done press the button shown by the arrow below and lift the dust bin off and away from the rest of the vacuum.

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Then holding the dust bin over a garbage sack or garbage container release the latch shown below.

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That latch will release and the door will open up. Shake or gently tap the dust bin so all of the dirt and dust will fall out and into the garbage. Then snap the door back into place and put the dust bin back on the vacuum.

Cleaning the Filters-

1. Remove the dust bin from the vacuum as shown in the steps above. 2. Grab the dirt bin handle and rotate it counter clockwise to pull out the cup body.

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3. Grab the dust cup handle and rotate it counter clockwise to pull out the wind shield.

4. Clean the 2 parts as shown in the image above. When there is hair in these parts it is especially suggested to clean as to improve suction performance of the vacuum.

5. Remove the top of the dust bin to gain access to the filter. 6. Clean the filter by rinsing it in warm water only. Pat and air dry. When filter is all the way

dry then reinstall it.

7. Then put all the parts of the dirt bin back together by reversing the steps shown above.

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Cleaning the Vacuum Brushroll - 1. Power off the unit and remove the vacuum brush attachment. 2. Turn the vacuum brush attachment upside down as shown in the image below. 3. With a flat head screw driver turn the release screw and remove the bottom plate. 4. Pull the brushroll out. 5. Disengage the belt and remove the brushroll from the Vacuum Brush and clean the brushroll

and surrounding area. Especially take care to remove any hair or string from this area and the end of the brushroll.

Troubleshooting- Waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle does not rotate – Make sure cord is plugged into live outlet, power button is turned on and handle is released to angle as shown in this manual. If still does not turn on check for reset switch on the unit to be pressed. Sharp friction sound during waxing – Debris is in the cleaning pads (which can cause scratching on certain surfaces). Stop unit, unplug from wall, and clean pads. During waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle mode unit turns off - Motor is being over worked. Change brushes to least resistant brush type (Cloth Polishing Lint Pad has least resistance), or remove one cleaning disc or quit cleaning surface that causes motor to over heat. Suction decreases – Clear hose of any clogs. Unsnap hose and clean hose out where it enters the back of the vacuum.

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Maintenance & Storage- After finished cleaning: Unplug power cord from outlet. Wipe down and clean the the unit with a soft cloth. Store upright in a protected, dry area. Carefully remove mop pads and clean for next use. IMPORTANT – Always empty the solution in the solution tank then add water to the solution tank and spray water out for 30 to 60 seconds. This is important because some liquid waxes and cleaning detergents can dry out when unit is in storage and cause the pump to be clogged for next time. Cleaning solution out and running water through the unit before storage can cure this problem. WARRANY INFORMATION- Warranty Information for the Prolux AllVac

The manufacturer Prolux provides warranty of this vacuum cleaner for a time period of 1 years on the appliance and 2 years on the motor, starting from the date on which the appliance is sold to the end user. Accessory Tools are covered for a period of 90 days. The repairs under warranty may only be carried out by an authorized service center. In case of warranty contact your authorized Prolux dealer you bought the unit from. In case of warranty issues the customer is responsible for paying for all shipping costs to and from the warranty center and Prolux is responsible for paying for all parts and labor associated with the warranty claim. When making a claim under the warranty, the proof of purchase (with purchase date) must be submitted. The warranty will not apply in cases of: - Continuing to run the unit when the motor turns off the unit during operation more than 2 times. - Running the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle on carpet without removing one of the discs - Running the waxing/polishing/scrubbing nozzle over 30 minutes with resting the unit. - Non Normal wear and tear (example- commercial use)

- Incorrect use, e.g. overloading of the appliance, use of non-approved accessories - Use of force, damage caused by external influences - Damage caused by non-observance of the user manual, e.g. connection to an unsuitable cord supply or non-compliance with the installation instructions or being dropped. - Partially or completely dismantled appliances. PROLUX OR ITS DEALERS ARE NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT. OUR LIABILITY WILL NOT EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. *EXCEPTIONS AND EXCLUSIONS FROM THE TERMS OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER ORAL OR WRITTEN. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES WHICH MAY ARISE BY OPERATION OF LAW, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE ONE YEAR DURATION FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE AS DESCRIBED ABOVE.