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Get the most out of your ProTeam Backpack Vacuum
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If you knew you could get more out of your equipment just by following a few simple maintenance steps, you would want to know what those steps are, right?
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While ProTeam vacuums are known for their long lifespan, they perform better and last longer when properly maintained. Fortunately, maintenance is easy — the key is knowing what to do and when to do it.
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Show Your Vacuum Some Love with Good Filter Care
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There are several steps you can take to keep
your backpack vacuum in the best shape,
like proper storage and good cord care, but
one maintenance recommendation rises
above the rest — filter maintenance.
Your vacuum's motor depends on good
filtration to function properly — this means
you need to follow the manufacturer's
recommendations for filter maintenance for
optimal performance.
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4 Levels of Filtration to Capture and Contain
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Intercept Micro Filter
Empty and inspect the Intercept Micro Filter every time you start and finish vacuuming. Replace the filter if any tears or clogged pores are present.
Micro Cloth Filter
Daily check for tears in the rubber gasket or cloth. Hand or machine wash once a month and let the filter AIR dry (do not put in a dryer or use fabric softener).
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Dome Filter
This should be cleaned weekly. Shake out, rinse the foam filter, and let it AIR dry.
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HEPA Media Filter
Inspect these filters monthly and replace them when they become discolored.
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Follow these guidelines to help ensure you get the most out of your ProTeam backpack vacuum.
For complete information, please review the vacuum's owner manual.
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Click to learn more about ProTeam's ProLevel Filtration
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Emerson Commercial & Residential Solutions
8100 W. Florissant Ave, Building T, St. Louis, MO 63136