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Specification
Product Model	ZN102-20L/25L/30L/50L/60L	Rated Power	1000W/1250W/1400W/1600W
Optional capacity	20L/25L/30L/50L/60L	Normal Frequency	50HZ
Rated Voltage	220~240V	Features	Blowing and suction fuction
Vacuity	≥16KPA	Net weight	7.2KG/7.8KG/8.1KG/11.8KG/12.5KG
Mesurement(20L)	375375465MM	Materials	ABS
Mesurement(25L)	375375530MM	Mesurement(50L)	480*4709685MM
Mesurement(30L)	405380573MM	Mesurement(60L)	480470775MM
Accessory
1,1.5M Hose / 1pc ( Dia 55mm )
2,Roller Nozzle?? / 1pc
3,Short Nozzle / 1 pc
4,Metal Tube / 2pcs(48.5cmX2)
5. Hepa filter / 1pc
Article Description: 1,Dry and wet vacuum cleaner; 2,the cable can be riged by hand; 3,it is of lower noise motor, high suction and super long service life; 4. Profesional dual stage motor mute the noice and lead a long operating life(over 1,200 hours of working) ; 5,With accessories storage; 6,the pedestal can be select, lexury or ordinary ; 7, One valve control suction and blowing , turen valve to left to have suction function, right for blowing function ; 5, Patented on Germany ; 6, Clean(absorb) Water,oil,acid,alkali,and dust as well completely ; 7, Base with accessories storage function ;

Vacuum cleaner

Q: I don't misuse them. I simply turn them on, vacuum the carpeted floors in my apartment, and promptly turn it off and store it in the laundry room. I have now had to purchase 3 vacuum cleaners in a year because they all have the same problem. They just stop picking things up whatsoever; however if you use the attached hose it sucks everything up. There are no clogs and nothing is wrong on the bottom in appearance. Help!: If the hose still has suction but the carpet beater doesn't, there must be a clog somewhere or the roller has stopped rotating. Keep looking. Turn the vacuum cleaner upside down so you can see the bottom, turn it on and see if the brush spins. If not, there's your problem. The belt has come loose, which it shouldn't do that quickly, or something has gotten jammed and is preventing the brush from turning. It's usually long hair, or threads from the carpet or something. Unplug the machine and clean what needs cleaning.

Q: I am aware vacuums absorb dust from the carpet but does their force also cause dust to be blown into the air? Please respond and thanks!: Wear a mask.

Q: I have a 1933 hoover 800. It needs the bearings greased really badly. And I have no idea how to do it.: since it is antique i would suggest that you try to find a good service center to take it to to be fixed.

Q: Washing MachinesVacuum CleanersElectric bedside lampsToastersKettlesBlendersDigital alarm clocksRefrigerators: This isn't a History question. It's a homework question. All you have to do is look up each on Wikipedia and check the dates ... its just time consuming. I'll help you out with the first one because it's a little convoluted. Washing Machines invented in 1691. Available in Europe by the 1750's. Available in the US by 1843. NON-ELECTRIC washing machines were fairly common 1870's to 1900 Electric washing machines were available 1904. US electric washing machine became common in households by 1928.

Q: Are there any products that work well, e.g. cleaners, mops, wet/dry vacuum-mops?: I use the Swifer WetJet - it is safe for the floor and cleans beautifully!!! It took a bit to dry, but it dries without smearing or streaks. Everything else I've tried leaves streak marks. Also, you can get a $5 off coupon from swifer on their web site. ...otherwise you can follow the advise of the guy who installed my floors...he said just a small amount of dish soap and water, but I found that to leave streaks.

Q: How do I repair the belt of the vacuum cleaner?: Release the belt from the pulley of the motor and remove it from the vibration lever

Q: For wall to wall carpets. Thanks.: Vacuums, all of them suck, or ought to besides. shop manufacturers: Bissell, Hoover, Eureka, airborne dirt and airborne dirt and mud devil etc are all sturdy. yet no longer built to do the heavy accountability vacuuming that a commercial vac is designed to do. i will attest to those i've got have been given indexed. I even have gathered likely 15 distinctive fashions over the previous 365 days from the college condo community we are living in. I pull em out of the trash. replace the belt, clean em up and sell em on craigs record for $15 -$sixty 5 each and each. I even have owned the Rainbow, albeit $1800.00 new, you may get them on craigslist for $200.00 to $six hundred.00. it extremely is an impressive vacuum and ought to grant many some years of undertaking loose provider. the ideal function the Rainbow brings to the table is it extremely is a hundred% airborne dirt and airborne dirt and mud loose on the exhaust. call a Rainbow distributor, ask for an in-homestead demonstration. you would be stimulated. yet purchase a used one. you will shop many many a hundred's of greenbacks. sturdy fulfillment...

Q: I read somewhere that the company that once manufactured the popular Model XXX canister Electrolux vacuum cleaners (1930s-1950s) is now called Aerus--which makes 'Aerus' or 'Lux' machines. However, I still see Electrolux vacuum cleaners sold in big box stores that look a lot different from the old Electrolux canisters that my Grandmas and aunts used years ago; though the vacuum cleaners on the Aerus website look similar to the old Electrolux ones.: Aerus Vacuum Cleaners

Q: Every time I vacuum in my house, my dog comes running over, apparently all excited because I brought out the vacuum cleaner. But then if you bring it within 2 feet of her, she backs away. She always seems half afraid of it, half interested in it. I'm pretty sure a lot of dogs behave strangely when there's a vacuum cleaner around. But why?: It's probably a natural thing. At least she's not like my cat. My cat hates ANYTHING involved with cleaning: vacuum cleaners, brooms, mops... You name it. My cat is strange that way.

Q: Vacuum is the absence of matter. From my understanding, vacuums work by fans and air currents....I don't understand.: No you don't understand. All fans work on the idea of a partial vacuum behind the blades. As the blades turn they push air out in front and suck in air in the back. By the way, my preferred suction cleaner is the Binford 3000 Super Sucker.

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