Panasonic MC-CJ907-W747 Manual de usuario

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Order Number VCB1001001CE

Vacuum Cleaner

Model No. MC-CJ907-W747

MC-CJ907-W149

MC-CJ907-W147

MC-CJ907-R747

MC-CJ907-R149

MC-CJ907-R147

MC-CJ907-K747

MC-CJ907-K149

MC-CJ907-K147

Product Color : (W) White

(R) Red

(K) Black

Destination :

1.Saudi Arabia, Kuwait

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MC-CJ907-W747

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MC-CJ907-R747

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MC-CJ907-K747

2.Iran ---

MC-CJ907-W149

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MC-CJ907-R149

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MC-CJ907-K149

3.UAE --- MC-CJ907-W147

--- MC-CJ907-R147

--- MC-CJ907-K147

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE PAGE

1 Specifications ------------------------------------------------------3

2 Location of Controls and Components--------------------4

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

4 Disassembly and Assembly Instructions-----------------7

4.1. Removal of Dust Cover-----------------------------------7

4.2. Removal of Dust Bag Holder----------------------------8

4.3. Removal of Body Cover Unit, Cord Rewind

Button, and Switch Pedal --------------------------------8

4.4. Removal of Upper Body Unit and Power

Control Switch-----------------------------------------------9

4.5. Removal of ON/OFF Switch (with Fuse and

Capacitor) -------------------------------------------------- 10

4.6. Motor Assy (with motor support cover and

motor case) ------------------------------------------------ 10

4.7. Removal of Motor Set----------------------------------- 11

4.8. Removal of Thermo Protector ------------------------ 12

4.9. Removal of Cord Reel Partition Unit ---------------- 12

4.10. Removal of Cord Reel Unit ---------------------------- 12

5 Wiring Connection Diagram --------------------------------- 13

6 Printed Circuit Board ------------------------------------------ 14

7 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List ----------- 15

7.1. EXPLODED VIEW (ATTACHMENTS) -------------- 15

7.2. PARTS LIST (ATTACHMENTS) ---------------------- 15

7.3. EXPLODED VIEW (BODY UNIT)-------------------- 16

7.4. PARTS LIST (BODY UNIT)---------------------------- 17

1 Specifications

Model No. MC-CJ907

Power source 220 V - 240 V ~ 50 /60 Hz

Max. input 2000 W

Nominal input 1350 - 1600 W

Dimensions (WxLxH) 315 mm x 557 mm x 252 mm

Net weight 7.0kg

Extension Wand Telescopic

Crevice nozzle l

Upholstery nozzle l

Dusting brush l

Detachable dusting brush l

2 Location of Controls and Components

3 Troubleshooting Guide

CONDITION CHECKPOINT FIGURE CHECK METHOD REMEDY

The motor doesn’t

rotate.

CORD REEL PAR-

TITION UNIT

• Check the continuity at both

ends of the Plug and both ends

of the Lead Wire Terminal of the

Cord Reel Partition Unit. (Dis-

connection check)

• Check the continuity of the Lead

Wire connected to the Body

Partition Assy.

• There must be no problems

between the Cord Reel Assy

and the Body Partition Assy

(e.g. burns in the contact, entry

of dust).

• If there is no continuity, replace

the Cord Reel Assy, Body Parti-

tion Assy, or Cord Reel Partition

Unit.

MOTOR • Check the continuity between

the terminals of the Motor.

• Confirm that the Motor can be

rotated by fingers without being

locked.

• Visually check for burns in the

Motor (e.g. burns in the coil).

• If there is a problem, replace the

Motor Set.

* Also check and replace

the ON/OFF Switch (with

the Fuse Unit).

POWER CON-

TROL UNIT

• There must be no broken com-

ponents.

If they are normal:

(1) T1-T2: There is not continu-

ity.

(2) T1-G: There is continuity.

• There must be no broken foil of

the Printed Circuit Board.

• There must be no breaks in the

Lead Wires.

• If there is a problem, replace the

Power Control Unit.

FUSE UNIT • Check if the Fuse has blown.

Causes of fuse blowing:

1. Overcurrent

2. Burn of the Motor

3. Short-circuiting due to incor-

rect wiring

• Replace the ON/OFF Switch

(with the Fuse Unit/Thermo Pro-

tector).

*If a burn in the Motor

caused the Fuse to blow,

then also replace the

Motor.

THERMO PRO-

TECTER

• Continuity check.

ON/OFF SWITCH • Check the continuity by press-

ing the ON/OFF Switch.

1. The Motor

doesn’t rotate.

2. The Power Con-

trol doesn't func-

tion.

POWER CON-

TROL UNIT

• Check that the Triac has not

been short-circuited.

If there is continuity between T1

and T2, then there is a problem

in the components.

• Replace the Power Control Unit.

POWER CON-

TROL SWITCH

• The resistance between A and

B must be switchable.

* See the circuit diagram

(6. Printed Circuit Board)

for the switch resistances.

• Replace the Power Control

Switch.

The Cord cannot

be pulled out.

CORD REEL PAR-

TITION UNIT

• If the Cord cannot be pulled out,

press the Brake Lever and con-

firm that the Cord can be

rewound.

Repeat operations to rewind

and pull out the Cord two or

three times and confirm that it

can be normally rewound.

• If it is impossible to resolve the

problem due to an abnormal

condition of the Cord, separate

the Body, untwist the Cord, and

rewind it. Or, replace the Cord

Reel Unit and rewind the Cord.

1. The Cord cannot

be rewound.

2. The pulled out

Cord cannot be

locked.

Separate the Body and;

• Confirm that a sufficient number

of spare turns have been made.

• Confirm that the Cord Reel

Spring is working.

• Confirm that the Brake Lever

Unit is working correctly to stop

the Cord from rewinding.

• Make spare turns according to

the engraved number of turns,

or;

Replace the Cord Reel Unit.

Replace the Cord Reel Parti-

tion Unit.

1. The suction

power is low.

2. The Motor stops

during vacuuming.

(The Thermo Pro-

tector works.)

DAST BAG FIL-

TER

EXTENSION

WAND UNIT

HOSE

Check for clogging with dust.

•DustBag

• Filter (in the Dust Box)

•Hose

• Extension Wand

Remove dust.

• Replace any broken Dust Bag,

Filter, and/or Hose.

CONDITION CHECKPOINT FIGURE CHECK METHOD REMEDY

4 Disassembly and Assembly Instructions

Important: Always turn the vacuum cleaner’s power off before replacing components.

Remove the power cord and plug from the mains.

* Attention

(1) When disassembling the vacuum cleaner, check the connections and wiring (pulling) of each component, and ensure

that everything is restored correctly once repairs are complete.

(2) Handle all disassembled components and packing with care, and be sure to replace any components that may be acci-

dentally damaged.

(3) Once repair operations are complete, always inspect the area around the repairs for any degradation, and ensure that

all components that were removed for repair have been replaced in the correct wiring configurations. It is also necessary

to test the operation of the vacuum cleaner and ensure that it is safe for subsequent use.

• Insulation resistance:

Must be at least 5MΩwhen a direct current of 500V is applied between the power plug terminals and the exterior of the motor.

• Dielectric strength:

Must be able to withstand 1250V of alternating current applied between the power plug terminals and the exterior of the motor for

one minute.

(4) Do not make changes to models, components, or materials during repairs and services.

(5) If a wiring unit has been supplied as a spare part, the wiring unit must be simply replaced as it is, without any addi-

tional repairs or connections made to even part of the wiring.

(6) Insert/remove the fast-on terminals by pushing/pulling them straight out without jiggling them or applying unneces-

sary force.

4.1. Removal of Dust Cover

1. Open Dust Cover Unit and insert a slotted screwdriver

between the Dust Cover Unit and Upper Body Unit. Move

the screwdriver in the direction of the arrow and remove

the Dust Cover Unit by pulling it upward.

Fig.1

2. Disengage the four hooks of the Dust Box Plate.

Fig.2

3. Remove the Dust Box Plate, Hose Fitting Rubber, and

Suction Inlet from the Dust Cover.

Fig.3

4.2. Removal of Dust Bag Holder

1. Insert a slotted screwdriver into the joint of the Dust Bag

Holder in the Lower Body Unit and take out the Dust Bag

Holder.

* Be careful not to lose the Spring on the back of the

Dust Bag Holder.

Fig.4

Assembling:

1. The assembly operation is the reverse of that of disas-

sembly.

2. Check that the Dust Bag Holder works properly.

Fig.5

* Don't forget to attach the Spring.

4.3. Removal of Body Cover Unit,

Cord Rewind Button, and

Switch Pedal

1. Remove the screw of the Body Cover Unit.

Fig.6

2. Remove the Body Cover Unit from the two projections of

the Upper Body Unit using a slotted screwdriver as shown

in the figure below.

Fig.7

3. Remove the Cord Rewind Button and the ON/OFF Switch

Button.

Caution: (Spring is placed inside.)

* Be careful not to lose the Spring.

Fig.8

4.4. Removal of Upper Body Unit

and Power Control Switch

1. Remove the four screws of the Upper Body Unit.

2. Slowly pull up and remove the Upper Body Unit.

Fig.9

3. Remove the screw of the Power Control Switch and then

remove the Power Control Switch.

Fig.10

4.5. Removal of ON/OFF Switch

(with Fuse and Capacitor)

1. Remove the Fuse Unit and the ON/OFF Switch from the

Motor Support Cover Unit.

Fig.11

2. Remove the Capacitor.

Fig.12

4.6. Motor Assy (with motor sup-

port cover and motor case)

1. Remove the Motor Assy from the Lower Body Unit.

Fig.13

2. Pinch the stopper of the Motor Case Unit with needle-

nose pliers as shown in the figure below and remove the

Power Control Unit.

Fig.14

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