Panasonic MC-E3002-WP47 Manuel utilisateur

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Order No.VCB0704009CE

Vacuum Cleaner

MC-E3002-WP47

Product Color : White

Destination : UK

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE PAGE

1 Specifications ----------------------------------------------------- 2

2 Location of Controls and Components ------------------- 3

3 Troubleshooting Guide ----------------------------------------- 5

4 Disassembly and Assembly Instructions ---------------- 6

4.1. BELT (Beater bar belt), BELT B (Motor shaft

belt) ----------------------------------------------------------- 6

4.2. BEATER BAR UNIT--------------------------------------- 7

4.3. IDLER PULLEY UNlT ------------------------------------ 7

4.4. FAN MOTOR UNIT---------------------------------------- 8

4.5. PC board w/component, ON/OFF Switch,

Fuse unit and Power cord (Mains lead)-------------- 9

4.6. ON/OFF SWITCH ----------------------------------------11

5 Wiring Connection Diagram ---------------------------------11

6 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List -----------12

6.1. EXPLODED VIEW (BODY UNIT) --------------------12

6.2. PARTS LIST (BODY UNIT) ----------------------------13

6.3. PACKING INSTRUCTIONS --------------------------- 15

6.4. PACKING LIST ------------------------------------------- 15

1 Specifications

Specifications are subject to change without notice for further improvement.

Model MC-E3002-WP47

Power source AC230-240V~50Hz

Input power (MAX) 1900W

Input power (Nominal) 1600-1700W

Cord length 6.7m

Net weight 6.3kg

Dimensions (L x W x H) mm 320 x 323 x 1045

Dusting brush O

Crevice nozzle O

Extension wand O

2 Location of Controls and Components

3 Troubleshooting Guide

CONDITION CHECKPOINT METHOD OF INSPECTION CAUSE / REMEDY

The fan motor does not rotate. Fuse A unit Check whether or not the fuse has

blown.

If the fuse has blown, then replace

it.

Power cord (Mains lead) Check whether or not the power

cord has broken.

If the power cord has broken, then

replace it.

Fan motor conductivity Check the conductivity across the

terminals of the motor.

If they are not conductive, then

replace the motor.

Motor's carbon brushes Check whether or not the carbon

brushes have worn out.

Replace the fan motor unit.

ON/OFF Switch Check the conductivity of the

switch turned ON and OFF.

If there is no conduction, then

replace the switch.

The motor rotates, but the dust

absorbing power is not effective.

The dust bag or suction inlet

packing (central filter)

Check whether or not the dust bag

or suction inlet packing has been

clogged with dust.

If the dust bag is clogged with dust,

then replace it.

If the suction inlet packing (central

filter) is stained, then clean or

replace it.

The hose or connector pipe Check whether or not the hose or

connector pipe has been clogged

with dust.

If they are clogged with dust, then

remove the dust.

There is abnormal noise or vibra-

tion.

Fan motor unit Check whether or not dust has

entered the fan motor unit (the dust

bag (whether or not the dust bag

has broken).

If dust has entered the fan motor,

then replace the fan motor unit.

Check the dust bag and replace it

when needed.

Motor's carbon brushes Check whether or not the two car-

bon brushes of the motor have

worn out evenly.

Replace the fan motor unit.

Beater bar unit Remove the belt from the beater

bar. Check whether or not it can be

lightly rotated manually.

If the rotation resistance is large,

then replace the beater bar unit.

The beater bar does not rotate. Belt. Remove the floor nozzle lower unit.

Check whether or not the belt has

broken.

If the belt has broken, then replace

it. If it has come off, then fit it again.

Idler pulley Check whether or not the idler pul-

ley can be rotated smoothly.

If the idler pulley does not rotate,

then replace it.

Beater bar unit Remove the belt from the beater

bar. Check whether or not it can be

lightly rotated manually.

If the rotation resistance is large,

then replace the beater bar unit.

4 Disassembly and Assembly Instructions

IMPORTANT: Before replacing any part always DISCONNECT THE CLEANER FROM THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.

4.1. BELT (Beater bar belt), BELT B

(Motor shaft belt)

1. Loosen 5 screws from the base plate (Floor nozzle lower

unit) and remove it. (Fig. 1)

2. Remove the beater bar unit from the floor nozzle upper

unit. (Fig. 2)

3. Remove the 1 screw from the pedal shaft to detach the

pedal. (Fig. 3)

4. Pull out the pedal shaft slightly. Remove the tip of the

shaft from the metal plated of the idler pulley. Then

remove it together with the pedal.

5. Remove belt B from the motor shaft and then from the

idler pulley.

6. Remove the belt from the beater bar unit and then from

the idler pulley.

7. Fit a new belt and belt B by reversing the disassembly

procedure. Fit the belt first, then belt B.

4.2. BEATER BAR UNIT

1. Remove the base plate (floor nozzle lower unit).

2. Remove the beater bar unit from the floor nozzle upper

unit. (Fig. 4)

3. Replace the bar unit with a new one and place the belt

around the beater bar unit. (fig. 5)

4. Insert the beater bar unit in the groove of the floor nozzle

upper unit. Rotate the beater bar unit by hand and check

that it is fitted properly.

5. Replace the base plate (Floor nozzle lower unit) and

refasten screw.

4.3. IDLER PULLEY UNlT

1. Remove the base plate. (Floor nozzle lower unit)

2. Remove 1 screw from the pedal and take it out. (Fig. 5).

3. Release the two belts from the Idler pulley.

4. Remove 2 screws from the Idler pulley unit and take it

out. (Fig. 6)

5. Replace the Idler pulley unit with a new one and re-install

it.

6. Re-assemble the pedal, belts and remaining parts in the

reverse order.

4.4. FAN MOTOR UNIT

1. As described in paragraph 4.3 of "IDLER PULLEY UNlT",

remove the base plate (floor nozzle lower unit), pedal,

and idler pulley, and belt B, belt.

2. Disconnect the hose and connector pipe from the floor

nozzle upper unit (Fig.7).

3. Insert a flat-head screwdriver between nozzle housing

and the plastic holder, then pry out the plastic holder.

(Fig.8).

4. Turn the vacuum cleaner over and remove 4 screws from

Moter case and take it out. (Fig.9)

* Connection of Connector A unit during assembly

Connect Connector A unit as shown in Fig. 10.

a. Take out the motor and detach the motor support rub-

ber (rear) and cushion plate (Fig. 11).

b. Disconnect the lead wires, and detach the noise

absorber and motor support rubber (front) (Fig.12)

6. Replace the motor with a new one.

7. Re-assemble front / rear motor supports, noise absorber

and connect the lead wires to the motor.

8. Re-install the motor and reassemble motor case and

remaining parts in the reverse order.

NOTE: Make sure the lead wires are correctly posi-

tioned to avoid pinching them between parts.

* Connection of Connector A unit during assembly

Connect Connector A unit as shown in Fig. 13 so that

the unit is inserted in the cut of the noise absorber.

4.5. PC board w/component,

ON/OFF Switch, Fuse unit and

Power cord (Mains lead)

1. Remove the two screws fixing the switch cover unit (Fig.

14).

2. Remove the indicator unit (Fig. 15).

3. Lift the printed circuit board section and remove the fast-

on terminal and the connector (Fig. 16).

4. Open P.C.B. holder A and the P.C.B. holder. Remove the

PC board w/Components inside. (Fig. 17)

Note: You can remove the ON/OFF switch, fuse unit,

and mains power cord (lead wire).

5. Connect the lead wires according to the schematic dia-

gram, restore the switch cover to its original position, and

refasten the screws.

* Connection of the lead wires for assembly

Connect the lead wires as shown in Fig. 15.

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