Difficulty
Very easy
Steps
5
Time Required
5 minutes
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- Filter
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Filter
- Locate the orange filter lid on the front of the vacuum.
- Remove the orange filter lid by pulling on the tab that has “Clean Filter Monthly” written on it.
Locate the orange filter lid on the front of the vacuum.
Remove the orange filter lid by pulling on the tab that has “Clean Filter Monthly” written on it.
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Step 2
- Remove the the outer and inner filters inside the vacuum by pulling them out.
Remove the the outer and inner filters inside the vacuum by pulling them out.
Step 3
- Wash the filters by running tap water through them until clear unless you are buying new filters.
- Lay thee filters out until they are completely dry.
Wash the filters by running tap water through them until clear unless you are buying new filters.
Lay thee filters out until they are completely dry.
Step 4
- Locate the motor filter lid on the top of the vacuum with the vacuum facing you.
- Remove the motor filter lid by pushing the release clip on the top and pulling towards you.
Locate the motor filter lid on the top of the vacuum with the vacuum facing you.
Remove the motor filter lid by pushing the release clip on the top and pulling towards you.
Step 5
- Pinch the tab on the motor filter to remove it from the vacuum.
Pinch the tab on the motor filter to remove it from the vacuum.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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randy thill - Jun 14, 2017
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great! I had an extra filter in a package of filters I bought and couldn’t for the life of me figure there that one on top of the motor went. I haven’t changed it since I bought the cleaner 2 years ago!
chanel a - Apr 1, 2018
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My motor filter is now almost completely black. Is that normal?
Robin Wenz - May 24, 2020
Nope. If it’s cloth, wash it with soap and water, toss it in the drier, and put it back in. If it’s washable but not cloth, wash it, let it dry - good to go
Bilbo - Jan 3, 2019
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Am I missing something? Isn’t the conclusion a little premature? The filter in the back, are we able to clean it or not? A couple of YouTube videos on the subject say not to clean this filter. When my vacuum is under load and they close off the suction I immediately have a loss of suction power and loud suction noise out the back. Basically it is losing almost all the suction power out the back when the vacuum is under load. This happens regardless if I have the filter in or out so I can’t imagine cleaning it will make much difference. I have cleaned all my other filters. Other than that the vacuum sounds like it’s working well. I can’t find any other information on the topic. This is not happen to anyone else? Thank you for any help and also if you could clarify if we can clean the filter in the back or not as well that would be great. My apologies if this was already mentioned somewhere in the video earlier on. May want to include it at the end when discussing that particular filter anyways?
Ashley Stilabower - Feb 23, 2020
Can I rinse the motor filter?
