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Suction power is low. 

The  Dust/Dirt  bin  is  full  or 
clogged. 

Empty/clean the Dust/Dirt bin. 

 

Nozzle,  telescopic  tube  or  suction 
hose are clogged. 

Remove  the  debris  that  is  causing 
the  clog.  If  necessary,  use  a  long 
wooden stick (e.g. a broomstick) or 
coat hanger to do this. 

 

The Dirt/Dust container is installed 
incorrectly. 

Remove  the  Dirt/Dust  container 
and  reinstall;  making  sure  the 
container is locked into place when 
reinstalling. 

 

The “carpet/hard floor” switch (Fig 
1/10)  is  in  the  wrong  position  for 
the particular type of floor. 

Set  the  “carpet/hard  floor”  switch 
to  the  correct  position  for  the 
particular type of floor. See page 7. 

 

The  tool  attachment  being  used, 
does  not  work  properly  on  the 
surface you are vacuuming. 

Attach  the  appropriate  tool  for  the 
surface  you  are  vacuuming.  See 
pages 8. 

 
 
 
 

  Dirty filter(s). 

Change/clean  the  filter(s).    See 
pages 12-13. 

The vacuum makes unusual noises, 
or is louder than usual. 

The  power  nozzle,  attachment 
wand,  suction  hose,  or  filters  are 
clogged. 

Remove the object(s). If necessary, 
use  a  long  wooden  stick  (e.g.  a 
broomstick)  or  coat  hanger  to  do 
this.   

 
 
 

FIVE (5) YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 

Prolux warranties this product’s motor free from defects in material and workmanship for a period 
of five (5) years on the motor, three (3) years on the body of the vacuum, and 90 days on the 
Battery  &  Charger.    Free  from  manufacturer  defects  in  material  and  workmanship  from  the 
original date of purchase, when utilized for normal household use. 

(90 days on the motor and body if used 

commercially)

   

Subject to the following conditions, exclusions, and exceptions: 
 

This limited warranty does not extend to and expressly excludes: 
1.    Attachments or accessories, extension cords, hoses, filters, and other items that are commonly 
worn our by use. 
2.    Damage or burnout of the Backpack or Canister motor resulting from failure to clear a 
blockage occurring during the normal course of use. 
3.    Loss or damage to the Backpack or Canister resulting from conditions beyond the control of 
Prolux including without limitation, misuse, accidents, abuse, neglect, negligence from the customer, 
overuse beyond capacity of the vacuum, or unauthorized modification and/or alteration. 
4.    Loss or damage to the vacuum resulting from failure to use the Backpack or canister in 
accordance with written instructions from Prolux, guidelines or the terms of its Owner’s Manual.

 

 

Summary of Contents for 2.0-B

Page 1: ...1 PROLUX 2 0 BAGLESS BACKPACK VACUUM CLEANER MODEL 2 0 B Operation Instruction Read all instructions before using this appliance...

Page 2: ...less backpack vacuum with the new Prolux 2 0 Bagless Technology that makes it 40 more powerful than current bagless vacuums Large companies use backpack vacuums because they literally cut your cleanin...

Page 3: ...nly weighs 8 lbs 8 lbs w o battery 11 lbs with battery Powerful deep cleaning motor with an amazing 52 Cubic Feet per Minute of Airflow most battery powered vacuums have 20 Dependable Motor Bypass val...

Page 4: ...ents 5 Do not use with damaged cord or plug If vacuum cleaner is not working as it should has been dropped damaged left outdoors or dropped into water take it to a service center before use 6 Do not p...

Page 5: ...sive materials there is danger of fire or explosion Never use the appliance outdoors there is danger of rain and dirt destroying the appliance Never stick objects into the appliance s openings it coul...

Page 6: ...n or instruction of a responsible person Packing materials are not toys There is danger of suffocation KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BACK PACK VACUUM 1 Main motor unit 2 Flexible...

Page 7: ...e Dusting Brush is used for all types of furniture Fig3 CREVICE TOOL Use for cleaning radiators cracks crevices along corners and baseboards and in between cushions Fig4 PET HAIR REMOVAL BRUSH The Pet...

Page 8: ...3 to the bottom end of the telescopic tube Fig 3 4 NOTE Shove all the way together and firmly twist to the right to connect pieces 3 Adjust the length of the telescopic tube Press down the release la...

Page 9: ...y in place the unit could fall off your back causing damage or injury 4 Turn the unit on off by pressing the switch located near the base of unit Fig 9 Fig 8 Fig 8A Fig 8B Fig 9 HOW TO CHARGE THE BATT...

Page 10: ...the cord 8 DO NOT handle the charger s cord plug with wet hands when inserting into electrical outlet 9 Keep sparks and flames away from batteries Do not smoke near batteries or charger 10 DO NOT cha...

Page 11: ...voltage level the electronics will shut off the battery Once the battery shuts off it must be recharged PREPARING BATTERY PACK FOR CHARGING 1 Turn off the power switch Confirm the switch is on the off...

Page 12: ...1 Switch the vacuum cleaner to the Off position and disconnect the plug from the wall outlet 2 Release the dust container by pressing down the release button Fig 10 3 Pull the dust container away fro...

Page 13: ...ressed air or using warm water then allow the filter to air dry completely Once the filter has completely air dried then assemble the filter back into the container Or if the filter is too dirty or in...

Page 14: ...Possible Cause s Solution The vacuum will not turn on The battery is not charged Make sure the battery is fully charged by plugging the battery into the charger then plug the charger into your wall o...

Page 15: ...do this FIVE 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Prolux warranties this product s motor free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of five 5 years on the motor three 3 years on the body of the va...

Page 16: ...ending unit back for warranty work contact your authorized PROLUX retailer you bought the unit from first Unauthorized warranty claims may be sent back Authorized Warranty claims PROLUX shall be respo...

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