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  • Page 1

    Order Number MAC0506021C1 V acuum Cleaner MC-V415 00 S pecific ations are s ubject to c hange witho ut notice for further imp rovement. © 2005 P ANASONIC CONSUM ER ELEC- TRONICS COMP ANY , DIVISION OF P ANA- SONIC CORPORA TION OF NORTH AMERICA. Al l rights re served. Unauth orized copyin g and distrib ution is a violation o f law .[...]

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    2 1 WIRING DIAGRAM AND DRA WING 1.1. Wiring Diag ra m[...]

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    3 1.2. PICT ORIAL DIAGRAM NOTE: For general servicing , it is n ecessary to eliminate pinchi ng of any w ire durin g reassemb ly . After servicing any electri cal comp o- nent or ele ctrical enc losure, the un it should be reassemble d and che cked for die lectric break down or cu rrent leaka ge.[...]

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    4 2 EXPLODED VIEW AND P ARTS LIST 2.1. Body 2.1.1. Exploded V iew[...]

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    5 2.1. 2. Parts List (Body ) Ref No. Part No. Part Name & Description Quantity Remarks 1 AC88KCUG ZV07 Dust Container Unit 1 2 AC60KBRSZ U01 Dust Cover Assembly 1 3 AC94EAPNZY 02 Power Cord 1 4 AMC-1CTC E23 Wire Connector 6 Shipped 10 pe r package 5 AC02LBJAZ000 Rear Cover Packing 1 6 AC40A YUZV00 Packing (Left) 1 7 AC39AAJFZV00 Packing (Right)[...]

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    6 2.2. Nozzle Housing 2.2.1. Exploded V iew[...]

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    7 2.2. 2. Parts List ( Nozzle H ousing) Ref. No. P art No. Part Name & Description Quantity Remarks 1 AC01ACHTZU03 Nozzle Housing 1 Includes item 4 2 AC21H2XZU03 Window 1 3 AMC25S-V 00 Shaft (P lastic) 1 4 AC10A2VZV07 Furniture G uard 1 5 AMC81A-V 00 Pac king (Nozzle) 1 6 AMC43A-2V 0 F rame 1 7 AMC58A-2V 0 S pring (Pedal) 1 8 AMC47A-2V 0U Pedal[...]

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    8 2.3. Packing Material 2.3.1. Exploded V iew 2.3.2. Part s List Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Quantity Remarks 1 AC61ZCHTZ000 Packaging Assembly 1 Includes 1 and items a-g 2 AC01ZCUGZ000 Ope rating Instructions 1[...]

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    9 3 REPLACEMENT INSTRU CTIONS 3.1. Lower Plate 3.1.1. Removal 1. Place han dle in lo w position . 2. T urn the vacu um cleaner ov er exposin g the underside . Releas e the lower pl ate by pressi ng the two (2) latches that secu re it inward. 3. Separate the lower p late from t he vacuum. 3.1. 2. Installa tion 1. Close t he rear bel t cover . 2. Hoo[...]

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    10 3. Reassem ble th e n ew agit at or assem bly b ack i nto the noz- zle housi ng by placing the si de opposite the belt parti ally into the sl ot. The smal l tabs shou ld be aligne d with the nozzle . This will hold the agita tor in place and leav e both hands free to pl ace enough tensio n on the belt to al low that side of the agi tator to retu[...]

  • Page 11

    11 3.5. Power Cord Replacement 3.5.1. Removal 1. Remove the seven (7) s crews t hat secure the dust cover and r e move th e dust co ver . 2. Remove th e three (3 ) wire connec tors, disc onnect the wires and p ull the c ord from the ba ck of the unit. 3.5. 2. Installa tion 1. Insert the new cord i nto the du st cont ainer and w rap around the strai[...]

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    12 3.7. Motor Protector Replace ment 3.7.1. R emoval 1. Remove th e seven (7 ) screws that se cure the du st cover and remo ve the du st cover . 2. Remove t he motor p rotector lo cated ins ide the dust com- par tment by p ushing in on the two retai ning t abs. Do o ne side at a time whi le pushing out on the m otor protec tor from ins ide the du s[...]

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