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Dimension TM Upright

The Dimension" Upright series of cleaners was

first introduced in mid-1994 as replacements for

Legacy models. Fig. 1.

All models were introduced initially with:

1Fig. 2

Fig, 3

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VALVE GATE IN CAVITY VALVE GATE IN

CARPET HEIGHT CLEANING TOOLS

POSITION

Fig. 7 ON/OFF

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TYPE Z

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EXTENSION

WAND

;_ CARPE'f MOTOR

ADJU BELT

AGITATOR

,, Molded, integral handle grips

• On/Off switch on the front of the upper handle

• Two brush agitator (Replaceable Roll Sleeve)

• Extra bag and belt storage on the unit Fig. 2

• One 12v headlight

• Hard bag enclosure

• One speed motor

• Stair cleaning handle

•Four position carpet height adjustment Fig. 3

• Top tool conversion

• Triple stretch hose

• Tool storage on the front of the unit

• One molded extension wand

• Type Z mlcrofiltratlen throw away bags

Some models have a "check bag" indicator on the

outside of the bag door. Fig, 4

The cleaning tool hose attaches to the cleaner

through the top of the hood and CAN stay attached

at all times.

When using cleaning tools, the nozzle control must

be in the #5 cleaning tools position. Fig, 5

Withthe nozzlecontrol inthe number 5 position, a

valve gate in the main body closes and blocks all air

flow from the agitator cavity therefore diverting it to

the hose.

Set on carpet, positions 1-4, the gate valve is

opened allowing air to flow from the agitator cavity

to the motor. Fig, 6

To ensure maximum efficiency in the 4 floor cleaning

positions .b_o_Lb_hose ends must be firmly connected

to the cleaner base and tool rack Fig, 7 or the hose

removed completely and the tool door closed.

Refer to the Hoover Service Manual for repair proce

dures and the Microfiche Parts Catalog - light brown

header - for spare parts.

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

LEGACY, LEGACY II, DIMENSION

& DIRT FINDER CLEANERS

Selv_ceDept. 1/96

Legacy/Legacy II

SWITCH

CONTROL

BUTTON

LOWER

JACKETSUPPORTLOWER

REAR WHEEL

CAM ACTUATOR IPRING

Legacy - Hard Bag

UPPl_

TOOL RACK

fBAO

TOOL DOOR

BPRING

!MOTOR RETAINERLH

•MOTOR RETAINERRH

HANDLE BIJI.B I KNOll

, WHEEL 8HAFT

NOZZLE HEIGHT

WHEEL

FRONTWHEEL* AGITATOR.

ROITOM PLATIi

Dimension

UPPER i

LOWER

HANDLE

jTHROW AWAY BAG

TOOL DOOR

RPBING HOOD

LENB

.TOOL

IPPF..JROD

MOTOR

RETA)NER-RH

MOTOR

BULB

HANDLE

LEVER

BAG

HOUBINO --

MAIN

BODY

VALVE

GATE

WHEEl.

SUPPORT

_ AQ.ATOR

Dirt Finder lg

-Circuit Board

Microphone-

Switch

Battery

cover

Note;

Only the components that

distinguish the Dirt Finder

unit from the Dimension

are listed.

I. General

These uprights are lightweight upright vacuums

that feature high performance computer design

motors, double edge cleaning, quick release cord

wraps and top conversion cleaning tools

All models have automatic height adjustment in

that the nozzle is free to float up and down on the

carpet. These models additionally have front

wheel height control to limit the minimum nozzle

height which allows the user to "select the proper

setting for optimum operation on various types of

carpets.

The Legacy and Legacy II models use Type "A"

top-fill disposable bags.

The Dimension/Dirt Finder uses Type "Z" top-fill

disposable bags.

Microfiltration bags are available for both models.

II. Operation

These cleaners operate on a Dirty Air System

principle, i.e., dirty air passes through the motor

area (fan) before reaching the bag.

=o CLEAN AIR

,o DIRTY AIR

As illustrated, air and dirt are sucked through the

molded agitator housing and directed into the

motor area. The fan then propels the air and dirt

up the handle passage and into the throw-away

bag.

The Legacy units are controlled by an on/off switch

located on the side of the unit. (Fig. A)

The Legacy II, Dimension and Dirt Finder units are

controlled by an on/off switch located in the front of

the upper handle. (Fig. B)

ON/OFF _

SWITCH

Fig. A

The carpet height adjustment lever has four

settings for carpet cleaning and one for the top too!

conversion.

NOZZLE CONTROL

KNOB _,_

It is important that the unit be in the proper setting

(carpet - for floor cleaning, and cleaning tools -

when using the hose and tools). This will ensure

optimum performance.

The cleaning tool hose attaches to the unit through

the tool door located on the top of the hood. The

air is directed to the hose by adjusting the nozzle

control knob to the cleaning tool position.

The valve gate operates in conjunction with the

height adjustment lever. When the lever is in any

one of the four carpet settings the valve gate is

open. The cam is not contacting the valve gate.

Astheleverismovedto thecleaningtoolsposition

thecamlockson tothe gate andslidesitto shut

off suctiontothe agitatorcavity.

Note: These illustrations are shown without the

bottom plate or wheel assembly in place.

Dirt Finder feature:

The embedded Dirt Finder system is powered by a

regular 9V alkaline battery. The battery is located

in a holder inside the bag compartment.

The circuitryis energized when the cleaner on/off

switch istumed to the on position. Aseparate

switch mounted in the bag housing is actuated by

a raised rib on the upper switch rod.

Amicrophone, located near dirt duct, senses

debris that strikes the tube and signals the circuit

board which controls the lights.

The green light signifies clean and the red dirty.

It is important to note that when you turn on the

unit the red light will come on. After afew seconds

the rod light will go off and the green light will come

on. This function lets you know the Dirt Finder

feature is ready. If this lighting pattern does not

occur check the troubleshooting portion of this

:instruction.

III. Disassembly

Models with a bag door skip to section B.

A. Outer bag (Legacy and Legacy II Models)

1. Release jacket support upper from bag strap

(Fig. 1).

Fig. I

2. Release outer bag retention clips (Legacy - 2

upper, 2 lower; Legacy II - 2 upper, the 2 lower

tabs are there but are not fastened) ... grasp bag

attachment collar support area and pull out. (Fig.

Fig. 2

3. Remove handle bolt and nut (Fig. 3 & 4).

Fig. 3

Fig. 4 t/

4. Remove outer bag.

Note: Re-assemble in reverse order.

The retention/guide ribs on the jacket support

lower must mate with the retention/guide ribs on

the lower handle. (Fig. 5A).

Fig. $A

Note: Units without bag door skip to Section D.

B. Bag housing (Legacy II and Dimension)

Bag housinglDirt Finder circuitry (Dirt Finder)

t. Remove bag door.

a. Pull bag door latch forward and remove door

from cleaner (Fig. 5B).

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Fig. 5B

2. Remove throw-away bag,

3, Remove bag housing.

a. Release two tabs on inside of bag housing

located above dirt tube (Fig. 5C)

Fig. 6C

Note: On Dimension/Dirt Finder models, the tool

door and holder must be removed to access the

tabs.

To remove tool door/tool holder.

1. Unsnap hinges at base of door (where

applicable to remove (Fig. 5D).

Fig. 5D

2. Remove tool holder mounting screw (located in

screw cavity under the dusting brush).

3. Pry outward on both sides of the tool holder to

release tabs and pivot holder out of position (Fig.

5E).

Fig. 5E

b. Lift bag housing out of bag housing bracket

located on lower handle. (Fig. 5F)

Fig. 5F

C. Dirt Finder circuitry

At this point you can access the dirt finder circuitry.

This circuitry is housed in the bag housing. Fig. 5G

is a cutaway view that illustrates positioning of the

components and switch from the back of the bag

housing.

Fig SH

D. Switch

1. Disconnect leads and snap switch out of bag

housing.

E. Circuit Board

1. Remove housing screws.

2. Snap circuit board out of housing and

disconnect leads.

Note: The discharge of static electricity to a circuit

board can damage the component. When

removing the circuit board from the special

anti-static bag, the following precautions should be

taken.

a. Avoid being statically charged when handling

board. Serviceman should ground himself if

possible.

b. Circuit board should be handled by outside

edge or metal heat sink only.

c. DON'T touch the metal traces (circuits) on

bottom of circuit board•

F. Microphone

The microphone is housed in the bag housing

above the opening for the dirt duct (Fig SH).

To remove:

1. Grasp microphone leads near the base of the

microphone and slowly pull the mic out of the seat.

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