Scout Plus - Vacuum Cleaner Simplicity - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Scout Plus Simplicity

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SCOUTPLUS

Getting Started

Important Safety Instructions 2

Polarization Instructions 3

Vacuum Cleaner with Powerhead 3

Parts Identification 4

Assembly

Flexible Hose 5

Handle 5

Accessories

Powerhead 6

Combination Floor Tool 6

3-in-1 Cleaning Tool 6

Upholstery Tool 7

Crevice Tool 7

Dusting Brush 7

Controls

Controls 8

Instructions

Using the Cord Rewind Button and Standby On/Off Button 9

Wireless Control Handle 10

Synchronizing the Wireless Control Handle 11

Maintenance

Vacuum Cleaner Storage 12

Replacing the Dust Bag 12

Pre-Motor Filter Replacement 13

Exhaust HEPA Filter Replacement 14

Cleaning the Motorized Powerhead 14

Replacing the Powerhead Agitator Brush & Drive Belt 15

Changing the Remote Control Battery 16

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting 17

For Best Performance 17

Warranty Information

Register Online 18

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS UNIT.

This vacuum must be operated in accordance with these instructions and used only for domestic household cleaning to remove DRY dirt and dust from household carpets, flooring, walls, and fabrics. This cleaner is not fit to be used as an industrial cleaner and will void the manufacturer's warranty if used inappropriately.

Please read these instructions thoroughly. This will ensure you obtain full benefit from your new vacuum. Keep this Owner's Manual in a convenient and safe place for future reference.

IMPORTANT:

The manufacturer cannot accept responsibility for damage caused when the appliance is not used according to the instructions, or for uses other than those for which it was intended.

WARNING:

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, damage or injury:

- Empty the bag when the full bag indicator turns red. Over-filling the bag may cause dirt and debris to clog the vacuum and cause loss of suction.

- Always unplug the vacuum from the electrical outlet before replacing the bag or filters.

- Do not leave appliance when plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing.

- WARNING: ELECTRIC SHOCK COULD OCCUR IF USED OUTDOORS OR ON WET SURFACES.

- Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near children.

- Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer's recommended attachments.

- Do not use with damaged cord or plug. Or if appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water, return it to your Authorized Simplicity Retailer for service.

- Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.

- Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.

- Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close a door on the cord, or pull cord around sharp edges or corners. Do not run appliance over cord.

Keep cord away from heated surfaces.

- Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair and anything that may reduce air flow.

- Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all parts of body away from openings and moving parts.

- Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches or hot ashes.

- Do not use without bag or filters in place.

- Turn off all controls before unplugging.

- Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or use in areas where they may be present.

- Do not attempt to service the unit while appliance is plugged in.

- Do not use vacuum to pick up water or any wet materials.

- Use extra care when cleaning on stairs

- The Scout Plus hose contains electrical wires. Do not use when damaged, cut, or punctured. Replace if cut or worn. Do not pick up sharp objects.

• Always turn off and unplug vacuum cleaner before connecting or disconnecting either hose, wand or motorized nozzle.

- Hold plug when rewinding cord reel. Do not allow plug to whip when rewinding.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Power Cord, 2-Wire Polarized Cord

To reduce the risk of electric shock, the vacuum is equipped with a polarized alternating current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact a qualified electrician to replace the obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

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VACUUM CLEANER WITH POWERHEAD

1. The electric hose contains electrical connections; - Do not immerse in water. - The hose should be checked regularly and must not be used if damaged. - The vacuum cleaner handle contains electrical connections. The handle is not a serviceable part. - The vacuum cleaner wand contains electrical connections. The wand is not a serviceable part. - The vacuum cleaner powerhead contains electrical connections. The powerhead is not a serviceable part.

2. Use the powerhead only for vacuuming dust and dry substances in the home.

3. To avoid damage to the power cord never run over the power cord with the powerhead.

4. Never touch the brush roller while the vacuum cleaner is connected to the power supply.

5. To prevent unnecessary wear on the powerhead, keep the powerhead moving while in operation.

6. Keep hair, hands and feet away from the rotating brush while the powerhead is running.

7. Warning: This product requires/contains button batteries to operate. Button Batteries are hazardous to young children if swallowed. Keep out of reach of children at all times.

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(1) Control Handle
(2) Handle On/Off Button
(3) Handle Suction Control Buttons
(4) Handle On/Off Button (Powerhead)
(5) TelescopicWand
(6) Dust Bag Cover Latch
(7) Air Inlet

(8) Accessory Cover Release Button
(9) Full Dust Bag Indicator
(10) Standby On/Off Button
(11) Exhaust Filter Release Button Nozzle
(12) Cord Rewind Button
(13) Powerhead
(14) Powerhead Belt Window

(15) Powerhead LED Lights
(16) Wand Quick Release
(17) 3-in-1 Cleaning Tool

IMPORTANT! Always remove the power cord from the power supply before fitting or removing accessories!

Flexible Hose

• Fitting: Insert the flexible hose into the air inlet of the vacuum. Press until it clicks into position. (Fig 1)
• Removing: Press the two buttons and gently pull to release the flexible hose. (Fig 1)

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Handle

• Gently insert the handle into the telescopic wand and push until it clicks into place. (Fig 2)

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- Place the powerhead onto the floor and gently insert the telescopic wand into the powerhead. Push until it clicks into place. (Fig 3)

Note: The powerhead has a quick release button to remove the wand for easy and convenient access. Simply press the wand Quick Release to remove the wand from the powerhead.

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ACCESSORIES

IMPORTANT! Seek advice from carpet manufacturers before using the motorized powerhead on woolen or delicate carpets.

Powerhead

Whirlwind Power Pulse technology deeply cleans carpets by effectively lifting and removing deeply embedded dust and dirt.

Tip: The Powerhead Belt Window can be used to check the health of the powerhead belt or whether the agitator brush is rotating. (Fig 4)

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3-in-1 Cleaning Tool

Combines a crevice tool, upholstery tool & dusting brush all in the one tool for convenient cleaning. To use the 3-in-1 Cleaning Tool as an upholstery tool or as a dusting brush simply remove the crevice tool and insert the crevice tool into the opposite end of the tool you would like to use. (Fig 5)

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Upholstery Tool

For Vacuuming furniture and upholstery. (Fig 6)

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Crevice Tool

Eliminate dust from hard to reach places. (Fig 7)

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Dusting Brush

Ideal for cleaning blinds, bookshelves and lampshades. (Fig 8)

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The suction power can be regulated by using the Digital Power Control to achieve optimal cleaning results. To change the suction power to suit a particular cleaning task, press the Power Increase Button to increase the suction power, and to reduce the suction power, press the Power Decrease Button.

The Dust Bag Indicator will continually flash red to indicate that the dust bag requires replacement or to indicate that there is a blockage. (Fig 9)

• Low Power Suction (Hard Floor and upholstery) ____
  • Medium Power Suction (Hard Floor and upholstery)
  • High Power Suction (Hard Floor and upholstery)
• Low Power Suction (Lampshades/Drapes)-
  • Medium Power Suction (Lampshades/Drapes)....
  • High Power Suction (Lampshades/Drapes)
  • Power Decrease Button
  • Power Increase Button

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Note: In the two lowest settings, the dust bag indicator will not flash.

Tip: If the powerhead is too difficult to push on the carpet, reduce the suction by pressing the power decrease button or the control panel on the handle

Using the Cord Rewind Button and Standby On/Off Button

Standby On/Off Button (Fig 10)

1. Unwind a sufficient length of power cord. The yellow mark on the power cord shows the recommended cord length. DO NOT extend the cord beyond the red mark.
2. Insert the cord into the outlet.
3. Press the Standby On/Off button to put the vacuum into Standby Mode.

4. To switch On the cleaner either:

5. Press the On/Off Button on the Control Handle.
   • Alternatively, press the Power Decrease or Power Increase buttons on the Digital Power Control panel.

Rewind (Fig 11)

1. Press the On/Off button to switch off the vacuum.
2. Unplug the cord from the power outlet.
3. To rewind the power cord, press the rewind button with one hand and guide the cord with the other hand to ensure that the power cord does not whip.

Note: Do not unplug by pulling on the power cord. To unplug, grasp the power plug not the power cord and gently pull the power plug from the power outlet

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- To switch on or off the vacuum cleaner press the button. (Fig 12)

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- To manually increase or decrease the suction power level, press the + or - buttons. (Fig 13)

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- To switch on the powerhead, slide the On/ Off Button (Powerhead) button backward. To switch off the powerhead, slide the On/Off Button (Powerhead) button forward. (Fig 14)

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SYNCHRONIZING THE WIRELESS CONTROL HANDLE

IMPORTANT! If the cleaner is unresponsive after placing the cleaner into standby mode and switching on the cleaner via the Control Handle, please follow the below steps to synchronize the handle to the vacuum.

- Press the Standby On/Off Button. The cleaner will be in standby mode. (Fig 15)

- Simultaneously press and hold for 20 seconds the Power Decrease and Power Increase buttons on the Digital Power Control panel. If preformed correctly, the icons on the Digital Power Control panel will blink and the Dust Bag Indicator light will be switched off. (Fig 16)

- Press the “+” button on the Wireless Control Handle to synchronize the Wireless Control Handle to the vacuum. If preformed correctly the Dust Bag Indicator light will blink and the icons lights on the Digital Power Control panel will turn off. (Fig 17)

Note: Please ensure that the dust bag is fully inserted into the dust bag bracket before closing the cover to avoid dust leaking from the dust bag.

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Vacuum Cleaner Storage

When not in use, ensure that the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply and that the cable is fully retracted. The combination floor tool can be stored in the floor tool holders. Other floor tools must be stored separately.

Replacing the Dust Bag

IMPORTANT! Ensure that the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply when installing or removing the dust bag.

Note: Only use the dust bag supplied or recommend by the manufacturer to avoid causing damage to the machine and voiding the warranty.

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Always operate the cleaner with the dust bag installed. If you forget to install the dust bag or the dust bag is installed incorrectly, the dust bag cover may not close completely.

• Remove the hose from the air inlet.
• Open the cover by pulling on the Dust Bag Cover Latch.
• To stop dust and debris from escaping when removing the dust bag from the machine, firmly hold the dust bag in the dust bag holder and gently pull the dust bag seal.
• Refit a new dust bag by inserting the dust bag collar into the dust bag bracket. Ensure that the arrow on the dust bag collar is facing downwards

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when being inserted into the dust bag bracket.

Note: The dust bag has been designed with a seal to prevent dust and debris from escaping when the dust bag is removed from the cleaner.

- Gently close the cover, you will hear a 'click' when closed properly.

Note: Please ensure that the dust bag is fully inserted into the dust bag bracket before closing the cover to avoid dust leaking from the dust bag.

Pre-Motor Filter Replacement

IMPORTANT! Ensure the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply before performing any maintenance procedures.

The pre-motor filter should be replaced every six months or when it becomes visibly dirty. Always operate the cleaner with clean filters; otherwise, there may be a reduction in the suction power or motor damage may result.

Note: Do not use a washing machine to wash the filter or a hair drier to dry the filter.

- Pull out the filter bracket assembly.

- Replace with a new filter.

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Exhaust HEPA Type Filter Replacement

IMPORTANT! Ensure that the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply before performing any maintenance procedures.

The Exhaust HEPA Type filter is installed behind the air outlet grill. This filter is washable. When dust or dirt is visible on the surface of the filter, the filter should be replaced or washed with warm water to maintain optimal performance. It is recommended to replace the filter every 6 months or when it becomes visibly dirty. This may vary depending on frequency of use. Please ensure all filters have been correctly installed into the machine before use.

• Press the Exhaust Filter Release Button to access the Exhaust HEPA type filter. (Fig 20)
• Remove the filter by pulling on the filter tabs as shown. (Fig 21)

Cleaning the Motorized Powerhead

IMPORTANT! Ensure that the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply and the powerhead is disconnected from the wand before performing any maintenance procedures.

The agitator brush must be free of debris for effective cleaning and for maximum suction. (Fig 22)

• Disconnect the motorized powerhead from the vacuum wand and turn it over to inspect the agitator brush.
• If a build-up of debris is wound around the agitator brush, remove by carefully cutting hair or debris with scissors. Avoid damaging or cutting the bristles.

The powerhead has an overload

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protection feature to protect the motor in the powerhead. The powerhead will turn off if the powerhead is clogged. To reset the powerhead once it has automatically turned off, clean the rotating brush, and then press the Overload Protection button to reset the powerhead. (Fig 23)

Replacing the Powerhead Agitator Brush & Drive Belt

IMPORTANT! Ensure that the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply and the powerhead is disconnected from the wand before performing any maintenance procedures.

Depending on frequency of use, the powerhead agitator brush & drive belt will occasionally require changing. (Fig 24 and 25)

- Disconnect the motorized powerhead from the vacuum wand and turn it over. With a Phillips head screwdriver unscrew the eight screws.

- Remove the powerhead cover to access the agitator brush and belt.

- Lift the side of the agitator brush with the belt attached and slide the belt off the end cap. The agitator brush can now be removed for cleaning or replacement.

- Slide the belt off the drive shaft to remove the belt. If the belt is broken, remove all the broken pieces. To replace the belt, install the new belt over the drive shaft first and then the end cap. Make sure the lettering on the belt is outward facing.

- Reinstall the agitator brush securely back into place. Then install the powerhead cover and screws.

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Changing the Remote Control Battery

IMPORTANT! Ensure that the cleaner is disconnected from the power supply before performing any maintenance procedures. (Fig 26 and 27)

• Unscrew the battery holder with a screwdriver. The battery holder can now be pulled out from the handle.
• Replace the battery and reinsert the battery into the handle. Ensure the battery holder is screwed securely with a screwdriver.

IMPORTANT! - Keep battery out of reach of children and ensure the battery holder is secure. If you suspect your child has swallowed or inserted a button battery immediately call the Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.

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Problem Check	Point Possible	Solution
The vacuum does not power on.	Power cord	Insert the power plug firmly into an electrical outlet
Suction power is weak.	BagBlocked hose or wand	Replace if the bag is full.Remove obstruction.
Vacuum makes an abnormal sound when on.	PowerheadBrush rollerBlocked hose	Turn off immediately.Check to ensure there are no blockages. Clear any blockages that may be found. Check that powerhead is installed securely.
Powerhead not working	On/Off ButtonAgitator BrushBelt	Check that the on/off button is in the “ON” position.Replace batteryCheck installation of the powerhead is correct.Remove rotating brush and clean any big objects trapped around roller bar.Check there is no object pressing top of powerhead.Check through powerhead belt window that powerhead belt is not broken.Clean rotating brush and then press Overload Protection button to reset powerhead.
Any other service should be performed by an Authorized Simplicity Vacuum Retailer. To locate your nearest Authorized Retailer, visit our website at www.SimplicityVac.com or call 888-974-6759.

FOR BEST PERFORMANCE

• Use machine with a bag, pre-motor filter, and pleated filter.
• Keep machine and all accessories clean and in good operating condition.
• Replace bag when it's 2/3 full. The replacement bag number is SSH-6.
• Check and replace filters every 6 months or more frequently if vacuuming fine powders such as flour or drywall dust.
• Always use genuine filters and parts, as use of other products may result in poor cleaning or filtration performance. Genuine Simplicity filtration products are designed for maximum performance.
• Store machine in a clean, dry area indoors.
• For optimum cleaning performance and safety, follow this owner's manual.

What is Covered:

This warranty covers any defects in material and workmanship in your new Simplicity vacuum.

How Long Coverage Lasts:

Warranty coverage for this Simplicity vacuum lasts one year. Household models used commercially are only warranted for 90 days.

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Scout Plus

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SCOUT PLUS

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