To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Stanley SL18701P-10A suction weakens or runs hot?
The Stanley Vacuum Cleaner may lose suction or run hot due to several reasons: a clogged filter (brush dirt from filter, and if the issue persists, replace the filter), an air leak (check all fittings like the nozzle and hose for a tight fit and ensure the power head is properly sealed), or an obstruction in the hose or nozzle (inspect and remove any obstructions).
What to do if Stanley SL18701P-10A does not run?
If your Stanley Vacuum Cleaner isn't running, the most likely cause is a lack of electricity. Ensure that the electrical outlet has voltage. If necessary, a qualified electrician may need to be contacted.
How to fix misting in the exhaust air of Stanley SL18701P-10A?
Misting in the exhaust air of your Stanley Vacuum Cleaner is typically due to a saturated filter. Replace the saturated filter with a dry one to resolve this issue.
General| Model | SL18701P-10A |
|---|---|
| Type | Wet/Dry Vacuum |
| Tank Capacity | 10 Gallons |
| Weight | 17.8 lbs |
| Cord Length | 10 ft |
| Voltage | 120V |
Essential safety guidelines and grounding procedures for operating the appliance.
Guidelines for servicing double-insulated wet/dry vacuums, emphasizing qualified personnel.
Key precautions regarding product handling, disposal, and environmental impact.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the caster dolly for the vacuum cleaner.
Procedures and filter usage for dry material collection.
Instructions for vacuuming liquids, including filter changes and float mechanism.
Steps for safely draining collected liquid from the vacuum cleaner's tank.
Instructions on how to clean and maintain the vacuum cleaner's filters.
Information regarding lubrication requirements for the vacuum cleaner's motor.
How to use the vacuum cleaner as a blower, including safety precautions.
Guidelines for storing the vacuum cleaner and its accessories safely.
