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General| Brand | Kenmore |
|---|---|
| Model | BC4027 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Amps | 12A |
| Cord Length | 26 ft |
| HEPA Filter | Yes |
| Washable Filter | Yes |
| Type | Canister |
| Included Tools | Crevice tool, dusting brush, upholstery tool |
Details the one-year warranty against defects in material or workmanship for household use.
Explains limitations on implied warranties and liability for incidental or consequential damages.
Covers safe operation, electrical hazards, and keeping body parts away from moving parts.
Specific guidelines for safe cord handling and plug usage to prevent injury.
Warns against vacuuming flammable substances or burning materials to prevent fire hazards.
Informs about chemicals in the product known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Lists available replacement parts for the vacuum cleaner with their part numbers.
Details the various parts and features of the vacuum cleaner's canister.
Illustrates and describes the different vacuum cleaner attachments and their onboard storage.
Provides a detailed view and labels for the handle and hose assembly components.
Illustrates and labels the parts of the telescoping wand.
Shows and labels the components of the PowerMate attachment.
Warns against plugging in the vacuum until assembly is fully complete to prevent shock.
Guides on connecting the PowerMate, wand, and hose to the canister.
Instructions to check dust bag and motor safety filter installation in the canister.
Warns users not to touch the agitator while the vacuum is on to prevent injury.
Advises on safe cord handling, preventing damage, and proper outlet usage.
Step-by-step guide on how to power on and start the vacuum cleaner.
Guides on lowering the wand, setting pile height, and using the power switch.
Recommendations for pile height settings based on carpet type for optimal cleaning.
Warns against leaving the PowerMate® running in one spot or tipping hazards.
Tips on using suction, airflow, and sweeping patterns for effective cleaning.
Provides warnings and guidance for safely using the vacuum cleaner on stairs.
Instructions for storing the PowerMate and using edge cleaners.
Warns against attaching or removing parts while the vacuum is on to prevent electrical damage.
Details how to use the integrated storage area for attachments.
Step-by-step guide for attaching and detaching the Pop-N-Go floor brush.
Instructions for using and storing the dusting brush, crevice tool, and Pet PowerMate.
Guides on how to slide various attachments into the handle for use.
Instructions for removing the wand from the PowerMate and attaching accessories to it.
A table showing which attachments are suitable for different cleaning areas.
Warns against using the Pet PowerMate directly on pets due to potential injury.
Warns about accidental agitator starting during cleaning and maintenance.
Explains overload protector, check bag indicator, and thermal protector functions.
Details how to use the electronic control to adjust suction power for different surfaces.
Provides steps to check for and clear clogs in airflow passages to restore suction.
Lists specific areas to inspect for clogs, including dust bag, filters, and agitator.
Instructions for cleaning the vacuum's exterior and its attachments safely.
Warns against using wet attachments or using them on surfaces that could be marked.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove the old dust bag and install a new one.
Warns against reusing dust bags and advises frequent changes for fine materials.
Warns against operating without the motor safety filter and ensuring it's dry.
Explains how to check, clean, and reinstall the motor safety filter.
Warns against operating with a clogged or missing exhaust filter, or without the cover.
Details how to replace the exhaust filter cartridge when it becomes dirty.
Emphasizes turning off and unplugging before performing any maintenance on the PowerMate.
Provides detailed steps for removing the belt and cleaning the agitator.
Recommends cleaning the agitator based on vacuum usage frequency for efficiency and damage prevention.
Highlights the importance of frequent cleaning of the agitator and end caps from debris.
Step-by-step guide for installing a new belt onto the PowerMate® agitator.
Reiterates the need to unplug the vacuum before performing any agitator servicing.
Visual guide to check brush wear and determine when the agitator assembly needs replacement.
Instructions for removing the old agitator assembly and installing a new one.
Emphasizes unplugging the vacuum before attempting any troubleshooting or maintenance.
Solutions for when the vacuum cleaner won't start or shuts off unexpectedly.
Troubleshooting steps for low suction or when the PowerMate attachment fails to operate.
Explains why the check bag indicator might activate and how to resolve it.
Solutions for the vacuum picking up rugs or the PowerMate pushing too hard.
Troubleshooting steps for a power cord that will not rewind properly.
Guidance on how to prevent the vacuum cleaner from leaving marks on carpets.
