a | eee ke < et . y 2 “ ae j ae ae ‘4 : oN ; omme BOs 07 aL 1711 2 Foe , e J SO 8 : SL | e . a Les a a “ah ie. = =< “ Ss Xe Lone Yes f & a ae 7 For UT who CT kc cae sii cra nae Rah ay Sa cab Paya ste at aCongratulations Dear Kirby Customer, CCongaiulations on the puree of your new Gsix®Kirby*. You now own soperor, complete home rnin han sstrh designe ia Mp make your home and furnishings look beter and last anger. Most importantly, : PEL ees SGRg i ype wil give ye ype clan Inchon enwonment Yo wat ae are ‘TRE ieEaDEERE manual is designed to help you gst the most ont of your new Gsix and enjoy its numerous benefits and features. The available Gsix video will give you step-by-step instructions on your machine's oper ation. Your local distributor is available should you have any further questions. Kirby i at BS year ol company, which sells through the in-home sales method in over 60 counties, We, a Ki ant you know that every cusiomer is important to us and that we snerely appreciate your busines. For assistance with your Gsix, contact your local authorized distributor ‘The Kirby Company, 1920 West 114th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Paris and Supplies (1-800-437-7170), imd@kirbywhq.com ‘Consumer Relations (1-800-494-8586), consumer @kirbywhg.com, Iitp:/hwww-kirby.com ity, Gk, Mis Magi, Spit esd, Split Sou 2, Sut, Oris, TeshDve, Mince Wes, Min ETrade of The Sel Fete Compan. ooImportant Safety Instructions ‘The Kirby® Gsix® Model GOD is Listed and Certified by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. and Canadian Standards Association as a double insulated appliance. The Model 293099 and 295099 Carpet Shampoo System, Model 293199 and 295199 Floor Care System, Model 293599 Zippbrush™ and Model 293299 Turbo Accessory System™ are also Listed and Certified as Optional Accessories for use with this Gsix model. Outside North America, Kitby products are approved by national test authorities as appropriate. WHEN USING AN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE, BASIC PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED. BE FAMILIAR WITH ALL THE IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING YOUR KIRBY. WARNING . 10 REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY: Do not leave appliance unattended when running or plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing, Do not use outdoors. Use only on dry ‘surfaces or with the Kirby Carpet ‘Shampoo System. Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near children. Do not let chil- dren use the cleaner unattended. Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer's recommend- ed attachments, Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors or dropped into wate, return it to a factory authorized dis: tributor or service center. Do not pull or earry by cord, use cord a8 a handle, close doors on cord, or pull cord around sharp edges or cor- ners, Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces. Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord Do not handle plug or appliance with ‘wet hands. Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep openings free of dust, lint, hair and anything that may reduce airflow. Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all parts of body away from openings ‘and moving parts, Do not pick up anything that is bum- ing, smoldering or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches, glowing particles ‘or hot ashes. Do not pick up combustible materials Do not use without dustbag and/or fil- ters in place. ‘Tum Kirby OFF before unplugging the cord Use extra care when cleaning on stairs. Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquids, such as gasoline ‘or use in confined areas where flam- rable or combustible vapors are pre- sent When using the Carpet Shampoo System, do not use flammable or com- bustible liquids to clean carpet or floor ‘When using the Floor Care System, use only genuine Kirby cleaning prod- ucts or commercially available floor cleaners or waxes intended for ‘machine operation. Unplug the cord from the wall outlet and let the motor come to a complete stop before attempting any cleaning, service or changing accessories. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY ‘This appliance is provided with Double Insulation. It must be serviced by a factory authorized distributor or service center using genuine Kirby parts to maintain safety and to protect ‘your warranty. See page 51 Keep all Kirby chemicals out of the reach of children. These chemicals ‘may cause irritation or discomfort if swallowed or placed in the eyes. Do not use flammable or combustible fluid in the Portable Sprayer. Do not use pesticides or chemical products in the Portable Sprayer that ‘ay affect or damage the human respic ratory system, eyes or skin ‘To avoid irritation or damage to eyes or ears, keep the massage cup and all other accessories a safe distance away. Always use safety glasses when turbo sanding.Table of Contents Important Safety Instructions 2 About this Manual 4 “Micron Magic* HEPA Filtration 5 Part 1—Getting Started 6 ‘Moving Your Guix“Handle Tilt Lateh/Toe-Touch Control™ 7 Power Nozzle Height Adjustment/TechDrive® Power Assist 8 Instaling/Changing Dispostbe Filter Bags 9 I you have any questions regarding your purchase ofthe ee ee Dae Suet Si Eo wo contact your local authorized distributorship: Theat au Part 2—Upright & Portable Cleaner 2 The Upright Cleaner 1b ‘The Upright a a Steaight Suction Cleaner 4 “The Portable Cleaner Is Part 3 Canister Cleaner & Attachments 1” Installing the Attachment Hose 18 Extension Tubes/Surface Nozzle 1 or Duster Brush/Upholstery Nozzle 20 Crevice Tool Wall & Ceiling Brash 20 You may contat The Kirby Company's Consumer Massage Cup/Suction Control Grip a4 Relations Department by: Using Your Gsix asa Blower a oe ‘The Portable Sprayer 24 telephone 1-800-494-8586 ‘Tha Borishile Shermpooer 6 fax 216-528-6146 Part 4 Optional Accessories » nail Consumer Relations ‘The Carpet Shampoo System 30 1920 West 114" Street ‘The Miracle Waxer* 36 Cleveland, Ohio 44102 ‘The Floor Care System - Floor Buffer 37 ‘Our business hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST ‘The Plone Gace System - Capt Putter 4a nde tasagniiy, The Turbo Accessory System™ 41 ‘The Zippbrash™ 4B Part 5—Operating/Maintenance Tips 4s Changing the Power Nozzle Belt Adjusting the Brush Roll Height Light Bulb Replacement Miscellaneous Parts Replacement Questions and Answers/Troubleshooting Other Fine Kirby* Cleaning Products Index Sxpanded IMlustration of Gsix and Filtration System - Inside back cover. < =About This Manual Using this Owner's Manual royce orale Cee ‘This Owner's Manual was designed to be easy to read and follow. It has been organized in sections based on the various ways you ‘may use your new Gsix®, Within cach section, simple step-by-step illustrations will help you easily visualize the steps requited to properly operate your new Kirby® and its many attachments and optional aecessories. Please note: The rear cover of this Owner's Manual includes a fold-out illustration that points out the location of various parts of your new Gsix. Simply fold this flap out and refer to the illustrations and corresponding (#) as you read this manual. {In addition to the Table of Contents on page 3, you will also find an Index on page S6 that will refer you to the information you require. We at Kitby sincerely hope this Owner's Manual will help you obtain years of satisfactory performance from your world-class Gsix.KIRBY. MICRON MAGIC eee eHEPAFILTRATION You bought the best; you expect the best. That’s why Kirby developed the Micron Magic HEPA (High Efficiency Particle Arrest) Filtration System featuring the latest in clean air technology without sacrificing the Gsix’"s tremendous airflow. * Captures and retains 99.97% of household dust, pollen, dust mites and other particles down to 0.3 microns. * Captures and retains 99.5% of other particles down to 0.1 microns. ‘So, what does this mean? Improved Indoor Air Quality! The Micron Magic HEPA Filtration System, specially designed for your Gsix®, consists of a completely revised filtration system including a new inner disposable bag. These improvements are a part of the Kirby Company's pursuit to respond to our customers’ needs. The Kirby Micron Magic HEPA Filtration System demonstrates the quality you expect and the performance you deserve Reorder genuine Kirby Micron Magic HEPA filter bags from your local authorized Kirby Distributor. KIRBY. For those who appreciate Quality, Reliability and PerformanceGetting Started PART ONE _. This section ouilines general information you Will need as you begin using your new Gisix®. It includes information on: “Moving and Carrying Your Gsix 3 Using the Handle Tilt Latch 5 The ‘Toe-Touch Control” i Proper Power Nozzle Height, Using TechDrive? Power AssistMOVING YOUR Gsix ‘Your Gsix is equipped with TeckDrive® Power Assist. In order to push your Gsix with the motor OFF, TecbDrive Pedal GD) must be tured OFF (disengaged) ‘Turn TechDrive OFF by pushing down on the light gray “N" side (marked “N" for Neutral) of the TechDrive Power Assist N/D Pedal. (See page 8 for addi- tional information ) CARRYING YOUR Gsix NOTE: The Carrying Grip @D is designed for convenience in carrying your Gsix. ‘AUTIO! Ne HANDLE TILT LATCH ‘The Handle Tilt Latch @ serves two nope Toalow you te font ofthe fone don nove tha Lever iar he ay Soe te fan tent oe sa tet pacooe, ucalovisou pa Shouse kel indo ean te taeraceae Getting Started Moving/Carrying Your Gsix*/Handle Tilt Latch and Toe-Touch Control™ J YP {: This vertical position may also be useful arying the Gsix, To lit the Gsix, use the Carving Grip (3). fever unlock the Handle Tilt Latch without hokling on tothe handle, The handle is spring-1 THE TOE-TOUCH CONTROL “The Toe-Touch Control ®, @), loested cover the front wheel, raises and lowers the font of your Gsix Step down on the Toc-Touch Control Bottom Pedal (9) o raise the front (see page 12). >Fee ee eee ee Getting Started Power Nozzle Height Adjustment and TechDrive® Power Assist “Then, each time you press on the Toe~ ‘Touch Control™ Upper Pedal (8), you will lower the front one notch, ‘The number of bars showing above the ‘Toe-Touch Control provide an indication of height, POWER NOZZLE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT. When using the Power Nozrle @. itis important to adjust te height propery. Siart by pressing the Toe-Touch Control Bottom Pedal (5) all the way down, rais- ing the front of your Gsix® all the Way wp. ‘Then, with your Gsix ON, press the ‘Toe-Touch Control Upper Pedal (8) , one notch ata time, until you hear a change in the tone ofthe motor. This means your Gsix has sealed to the erpet Press the Toe-Touch Control Upper Pedal one more time and your Power Nozzle willbe atthe proper operating height. NOTE: When finished vacuuming, dis- engage the Tech Drive by pressing the ‘Toe-Touch Control Bottom Pedal all the way down to move your Kirby. Od TECHDRIVE, Your new Gsix is equipped with ‘TechDrive Power Assist. This innovative power assist feature eliminates most of the effort required to move your Gsix back and forth, A\CAUTION: TURNING TECHDRIVE ON (DRIVE) To engage TechDrive and put the Gsix in the Power Assist mode, push down the yellow “D” side (marked "D” for Drive) Of the TechDrive N/D Pedal (1) located just below the Power Switch. ‘You may use your Gsix without ‘TechDrive Power Assist if desired. ‘Simply put TechDrive in Neutral (See next paragraph). ‘To avoid possible damage to soft tles or marking of waxed and finished non-carpeted floors, disengage the TechDrive. aeYURNING TECHDRIVE OFF (NEUTRAL) ‘To move your Gsix® with the motor OFF or to vacuum without Power Assist, TechDrive must be pat in Neutral To place TechDrive in Neutral, push down the light gray “N" side (marked “N" for Neutral ofthe TechDrive Power Assist NID Pedal (). INSTALLING/CHANGING DISPOSABLE FILTER BAGS A Disposable Filter Bag must be installed before you begin vacuuming. ‘To install a new Disposable Filter | eres. (and pul out the Disposable Filter Bag along withthe Top Adaptor (5). > Getting Started TechDrive® Power Assist/Installing/Changing Disposable Filter Bags ‘When necessary, remove the used Disposable Filter Bag, NOTE: Always replace the Disposable Filter Bag when ditt reaches the “FULL” line on the bag. Failure to do 80 will affect performance. From the rear of the Disposable Bag, ‘grasp the cardboard faceplate, Holding the ‘Top Adaptor steady, rotate the cardboard faceplate to the left (counter-clockwise. ‘When the lock tabs on the Top Adaptor align with the slots in the cardboard face- plate, gently pull the bag off. > Bag, grasp the cardboard faceplate from the rear of the Disposable Filter bag. Align the slots in the card board faceplate on the Disposable Filter Bag with the lock tabs on the Top Adaptor. Then push the Top Adaptor into the bag opening, Holding the Top Adaptor steady, rotate the cardboard faceplate to the right (clockwise) to secure the Disposable Filter Bag. NOTE: To avoid air leaks, make sure the cardboard faceplate is securely posi- tioned up against the fat portion of the ‘Top Adaptor. > 3 To install a new Disposable Filter Before changing the Disposable Filter Bag, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet and be sureGetting Started Bag Support Strap/Mini Em-Tor® and Belt Lifter BAG SUPPORT STRAP Support Strap (is connected to the Top Adaptor). The Bag Support tap provides the sipport required for proper operation oF the Disposable Filter Bag. 4 Check to make sure the Bag I itis not connected, thread the strap through the small hole of the Top ‘Adaptor. Then place the hole inthe strap ‘over the stud on the Top Adaptor. Finally, insert the adaptor and new filter ‘ag into the Outer Permanent Bag (1) ‘and close the zipper completely for max- imum peeformance. NOTE: In order for the Filtration System to perform effectively, use only Kirby* ‘Micron Magic* HEPA Filtration Bags. If the outside bag is om or damaged, x replace immediately. EMPTYING ‘THE MINI EM-TOR ‘The Mini Em-Tor © is designed to col lect large, heavy particles which can be emptied by removing the Mini Em-Tor. ‘To remove, grasp the Mini Em-Tor inthe handiold provided and rotate itaway from the body ofthe six as far as it will go then it i of The top of the bag is released from the handle by pressing the Bag Release Button (19. After removing the Mini Em-Tor and the entire Bag Assembly, position the front opening of the Mini Em-Tor over a newspaper and shake it 10 remove the particles. A caution! ‘To replace the Mini Em-Tor, attach the entre Bag Assembly by inserting the Bag Late Tab Dat the top ofthe bag into the slot under the Bag Release Button 9. Finally, line up the raised indicator arow ofthe Mini Em-Tor with the indicator arrow on the Air Exhust Port (9), Rovate the Mini Ei-Tortovards the Gsix and Jockin pace. (NOTE: The Mini Em-Tor must be securely locked in place or the Gsix wll not operate. St USING THE BELT LIFTER ‘The Belt Lifter @ on your Gs is used {or two purposes 1) To engage or disengage the Brush Rol ‘When te Brash Rolls disengaged, the Gsix canbe used asa straight suction ccleaner (page 13), and; 2) Tosllow removal ofthe Power Nozle when converting your Gix for use wit yriousstachments and optional ‘To avoid damaging the belt, tum the Gsix OFF before using the Belt Lifter. > ‘Do not pick up heavy objects, such as coins, serews, rocks or similar objects. This may damage the fanUSING THE BELT LIFTER (cont) To use the Bel Lifter, you mast first raise the Headlight Hood Qi). > os SAL \ Flip out the L-shaped handle on the Belt Lifter. Use it totum the Belt iti fly to the left (counterclockwise) until it tos and the red arows lineup. Ths stretches the bet and lifts it ofthe motor sha. Return the [shaped handle on the Belt Lifter tots closed position If you are using your Gsin® as a straight suction cleaner, simply lower the Headlight Hood. The Brush Roll is now disengaged and will not rotate when the power switch is turned ON. > Getting Started The Belt Lifter (continued) Roll rotates, simply raise the Headlight Hood and use the L- shaped handle to turn the Belt Lifter fully to the right (clockwise) until the green arrows Tine up. Then lower the Headlight Hood, ‘The Brush Roll will now rotate when the Power Switch is turned ON. NOTE: The belt should not be stretched when stored for an extended period. Make sure the green arrows line up for storage. _ ‘To re-engage the belt so the Brush Brash Rol Performance Inictor Light (Pleated on the tp right side of he Powee Nozzle, The purps of this it isto show if the Brush Rol isolating property. 4 ‘Your Gsix is equipped with a If the Brush Roll Indicator Light flashes intermittently or does not come on when using the Power Nozze, the Brush Roll Belt may not be working properly. Fither the Belt is not engaged or may need to be replaced. For discussion of the Belt Lifter, see Page 9. To replace the Brush Roll Belt, see Page 46.Upright & POrepS Cleaner PART TWO jntenance system. In this section, we will discuss the following: «wide variety of jobs.THE UPRIGHT CLEANER Before you begin vacuuming, i's impor- tant to have the Power Nozzle) adjust eto the proper height setting, This gives you the most efficient cleaning action. Lowering the Power Nozzle too far prevents propor cleaning and shortens belt if, “The proper eight scting can be achieved by doing the following: > Pedal (9) all the way down (see page 6Upright & Portable Cleaner Xf poe anti dod, nage A Testes pusing dn te Yellow side (marked "D” for Drive of he TeehDrive Power Assit [NID Pedal (3) located just below the Power Switch (3). > To tun your Gsix* OFF, pres the ‘Toe-Touch Control™ Bottom Pedal @all the way down until nozzle is fully raised. Disengage TechDrive by steping on the light gray °N? side (marked °N" for Neutfal) ofthe TechDrive Power Assist [NID Pedal (i). “Tur the Gsix OFF by pressing the Power Switeh (and then unplugging. Q STRAIGHT SUCTION CLEANER ‘Cleaning without the Hard Floor Pad, hoes 1% SX Nk (counter-clockwise) until the red arrows: Fs os BoeUpright & Portable Cleaner The Hard Floor Pad and The Portable Cleaner ‘THE HARD FLOOR PAD By attaching the optional Hard Floor Pad to your Gsix*, you may dust bare floors While the Gs is timed OFF, rise the Power Nozzle @ as fara it wil pressing the Toc-Touch Control™ Bottom Pedal (6). Attach the Hard Floor Pad onto the nozzle opening using the spring clips onthe plat. Then lower the Power Nozale by pressing the Toe-Touch Control Upper Pedal (8) one notch at time until the bristles touch the floor. NOTE: The Hard Foot Pad should only be used when the Gsix isin the Straight, Suction Cleaner mode. When using the Hard Floor Pad lower the nozzle until the bristles touch the bare floor. PORTABLE CLEANER SET-UP Besides being a remarkable Upright Cleaner, the Gsix can easily be converted into a portable cleaner for -matiresses and carpeted stairs, ‘To convert your Gsix to Portable Cleaner, make sure the Gsix is tumed OFF, unplugged, and the ‘TochDrive® is disengaged. ‘Then release the Outer Permanent Bag ‘Top from the Bag Support (i) by press- 8 the Bag Release Button () and slid- ing the bag top off. > Remove the cord from the handle With the Upright Handle (in the verical postion, push the Handle Release Button (1d), located atthe base of the handle, and pull the handle straight up and out ofthe slot (Bug not shown for clarity). > Insert the Portable Handle (into the slot where the Upright Handle vas connected, Pus te Portable Handle ino the slot unt t snaps into place, > : ,] Before installing the Har! Floor Pad, curn unit OFF, unplug the power cord from the wall | Acaurions) cet and te sure te motor and nozle Brash ha stopedUpright & Portable Cleaner The Portable Cleaner PORTABLE CLEANER SET-UP (cont) Bend the Filtetion Bag Assembly Q) in bat and insert the Bag Latch Tub @) into the slot on the Portable Handle unt it snaps imo place. ‘You are now ready for portable power cleaning. Q NOTE: Do not use portable mode on upholstered furnitare. [A\CAUTION: | reduce risk of injury inthe portable mode, keep hair ‘and loose clothing away from the Gsix \while in operation. CARPETED STAIRS Place your Gsix® on one ofthe carpeted steps, while supporting te rear of the Gsix' Using your hand, press the Toc- Touch Control” Bottom Pedal (9) ll the way down, raising the fron of your Gsix all the way up. ‘Then, with your Gsix ON, press the Toe- Touch Control Upper Pedal (), one otc at atime, unl you hear a change inthe tone of te motor. This means Your Gslx hs sealed tothe carpet, Press the Toe-Touch Control Upper Pod one sore time and your power nozzle willbe al the proper operating height. Roll the cleaner back and forth so that the Brush Roll agitate the carpeting and loosens te dirt MATTRESS CLEANING Cleaning mattress surfaces is done the ‘same as carpeted slairs. To begin, set the Gsix Hand Portable on the mattress. ‘With the Brush Roll engaged, turn the Gsix ON and lower the power nozzle 10 its lowest setting. Engage TechDri nd begin to vacuum. DELICATE MATTRESS CLEANING Cleaning soft or delicate mattress sut= faces is done the same as regular matress surfaces, except that you may want to disengage the Brush Roll. (If your mat- tress has tufted buttons on the surface, the Brush Roll could pull them loose.) For straight suction cleaning, rise the Headlight Hood 2) and flip ut the L- shaped handle on the Belt Lifter i). Use ieto tum the Belt Lifter all the way 0 the Jefe counterclockwise) until the red arrovis line wp. This will stop the Brush Roll from taming Retur the L-shaped handle onthe Belt Lifter to its closed postion and lower the Headlight Hood. Use the Toe-Touch Controlto adjust the Power Nozzle tits lowest setting.»Canister Cleaner & Attachments PART THREE ‘Your Gsis® comes with a wide variety of attachments for added versatility, In this seetion, we will discuss the following: Rem ing the Power Nozzle to Convert to a Canister Cleaner Using Extension ‘Tubes Using the Surface Nozzle, Duster Brush, Upholstery Nozzle, Crevice Tool, Wall & C Brush and the Massage CujCanister Cleaner & Attachments Installing the Attachment Hose INSTALLING THE ATTACHMENT HOSE When using different cleaning attch- mens he tachment Hoses connected tothe front of the cleaner in place of the Power Nozzle 2. NOTE: When connecting the Attachment Hose, you may choose between the Upright Handle (1) or the Portable Handle (3) To install the Portable Handle, see page Id ‘To install the Attachment Hose, you mus first remove the Power Nozzle To do s0, press the Toe- ‘Touch Control" Bottom Pedal (9)al the vway down until nozzle is fully raised Disengage TechDrve® by stepping on the ight ray "N” side (marked "N” for Neutfal) ofthe TechDrive Power Assist NID Pedi (i). Turn the Gsix® OFF by pressing the Power Switeh (3) and then unplugging. > Raise the Headlight Hood @D and flip out the L-shaped handle on the Bolt Lifter), Use it totam the Belt Lifter al the way tothe left (counterclockwise) until the red arrows tine up. Unlock the Power Nozzle by turn ing the Accessory Lock 2 all the tray to the left (counter-cockwse) ‘The Power Nozzle should tip forward when itis released, Lift the nozzle away from the Gsix and off. > At the connector end ofthe ‘tachment Hote, yu wl notice {wo Hooke shaped tugs. Hook the lugs over the ends ofthe Ataching Bar GF, thn push the opening ofthe hose up against the Gsix. > Lock the Attachment Hose Connector in place by turing the Accessory Lock @2 al he way to the right (clockwise) (The Accessory Lock will elamp the Attachment Hose to the Gsix) With the Attachment Hosein place, the Gai will automaticaly adjust to high speed for hose operation NOTE: If the Gsix will not run when the Power Switch is ON, see page 51, col umn 2, item 4, [es Tn normal operation, friction between the belt and the metal motor shaft may cause the metal motor shaft to become hot tothe touch,Canister Cleaner & Attachments Installing/Using the Attachments INSTALLING ATTACHMENTS ON THE ATTACHMENT HOSE ‘To attach tools tothe hose, push lightly while twisting the smaller end of the hhose into the tool. ATTACHING THE SUCTION RELIEF UPHOLSTERY PANEL, ‘To attach the suction relief faceplate for drapes and delicate upholstery, insert the lip on the front edge of the upholstery tool under the two tabs on the front of the suction relief faceplate as shown. Push down the rear of the upholstery tool as shown to snap the suction relief faceplate into place. ‘To remove the suction relief faceplate, reverse the above procedure. O EXTENSION TUBES (One or two Extension Tubes can be attached (0 the end of the hose (0 extend your reach and efficiently use various attachments, SURFACE NOZZLE ‘The Surface Nozzle may be used on bare floors or for surface cleaning carpets and under low furniture, Rubber wheels on the nozzle allow it to slide silently on the surface of hard floors without scratching and vacuum with maximum power.Canister Cleaner & Attachments Using the Attachments DUSTER BRUSH ‘The Duster Brush may be connected to the Attachment Hose or the Extension Tubes to remove dust from any surface, including contoured or irregular surfaces, O UPHOLSTERY NOZZLE ‘The Upholstery Nozzle is used for clean- ing upholstered furniture, carpeted steps, clothing and inside of ears. CREVICE TOOL WITH REMOVABLE BRUSH Without the removable brush, the Crevice Tool can be used for cleaning cracks, crevices, comers, grooves and narrow openings. Install the removable brush ia the end of the Crevice Tool to remove dirt from corners, button tufts, between radiator coils and sliding window tracks. O WALL & CEILING BRUSH ‘To vacuum wal, clings, apes and che surtaces, tach the Wall & Celing Brush tothe Suction Contol Grip (Shown on page 21). Then attach the Soction Contol Gp tothe Extension ‘Tubets) as shown In addition to provid- ing suction rele. the Suction Contol Gp provides ts proper ange to com- fovtbly vacuum walls and ellings. \ ‘ip To vacuum the top of door frames tr ledges or books on a boc | rotate the Wall @ Calling Brash 180” NOTE: You may also wish to use the ‘Suction Control Grip as shown on page 21.0Canister Cleaner & Attachments Using the Attachments/Using Your Gsix® as a Blower MASSAGE CUP ‘Used with the Attachment Hose, the ‘Massage Cup provides an invigorating skin or scalp massage. It can also be used to clean the floors of cars. CONTROLLING AIRFLOW WITH THE SUCTION CONTROL GRIP ‘Sometimes when using the attachments, ‘vacuuming drapes or delicate lamp shades, for example, you might wish to control the amount of suction, ‘The Suction Control Grip features a valve to control the amount of suetion. Slide the control back and forth until the desired Ievel of suction is reached. ‘The Suction Control Grip can be used with or without the Extension Tubes. : | T avoid inritation or damage to eyes or eas, keep the massage cup Avcavrion: | sai ote acessories a sfe dance ss. SUCTION CONTROL GRIP PLACEMENT. ‘The Suction Control Grip may be used at the end of the Extension Tubes for reach- ing up or at the beginning of the Extension Tubes for reaching down, BLOWER SET-UP ‘Your Gsix® can also be used as a blower To do so, you rust frst emove the Power Nozzie @3. NOTE: When using your Gsix asa blow- er, you may choose between the Upright Handle ((9 or the Portable Handle (5) To install the Porable Handle, see page I4 “Tum the power OFF, place the ‘TechDrive® Power Assis in Neutral (sce page 8 for details), unplug the Gaix from the wall outlet and press the Toe-Touch Control” Bottom Pedal (9) all the way down until nozle i fully aed >Canister Cleaner & Attachments Using your Gsix® as a Blower (continued) BLOWER SET-UP (cont) Raise the Headlight Hood @) and Unlock the Power Nazzle @ by When using the blower atach- To remove the entire Bag 2 flip out the L-shaped handle on the 3 tuming the Accessory Lock @3 all 4 iments, the Air Intake Guard must 5 ‘Assembly, grasp the Mini Em-Tor* Belt Lifter), Use it to tum the the way to the left courter-clock- be attached tothe front ofthe Gsix. in the hand-hold provided and elt Lifter all the way tothe left wise). The Power Nozzle should tip fOr asten the AieTatake Guard onto the rotate out and way from the Gxix as (counterclockwise) until the red arrows ward when it is released. Lift nozzle far as it will go, Then Kit i oft Tine up. > ‘way from the Gsix and off. > Amc Bat) tht aia ays would the Attachment Hose. Then lockit To replace the Bag Assembly after use on by turning the Accessory Lock @2 all asa blower seepage 9.) > the way tothe right (clockwise). >Canister Cleaner & Attachments Using Your Gsix® as a Blower (continued) BLOWER SET-UP (cont) ‘Top ftom the Bag Support (18) by ‘Attachment Hose over the Air pressing the Bag Release Button Exhaust Port (19. Lineup the @ and sliding the bag top down. (See Indicator Arow on the Hose End with page 14 for details) > the Indicator Arrow on the Air Exhaust Port and twist the Hose Connector tothe right (clockwise) to Tock it in place If the Gsix will not operate, see page 51, column 2, items 4 and 5. O Release the Outer Permanent Bag 7 Place the large end of the USING YOUR Gsix AS ABLOWER ‘Your Gsix may now be used as a blow- By attaching the Inflator/Deflator Too! to the Attachment Hose, you can inflate toys, air mattresses or any other Jow-pressure inflatable item up to 1 p.s.i. (pounds per square inch of air pressure). > ‘To deflate items, comnect the Attachment Hse to the front of the Gsix (see page 18 for details) and connect the Inflator/Deflator Tool to the Attachment Hose, Then connect the Bag Assembly to the Air Exhaust Port (see page 9) ‘You may now use your Gsix to deflate items, NOTE: You can also use this sct-up to clean tight areas such as computer key- boards and audio/video equipment. C.Canister Cleaner & Attachments The Portable Sprayer (Blower Mode Only) ‘THE PORTABLE SPRAYER, ‘The Portable Sprayer is used only in the Blower Mode, It is an excellent tool 10 apply many different types of water bbased liquids to any type of surface. The spray can beaded ranging fom very ne to coarse. PORTABLE SPRAYER SET-UP Sprayer and fill 3/4 full with non- ‘lammable liquid. Before rein stalling the jar, make sure the portable sprayer dip tube is attached to the spray gun body. > 1 ‘Unscrew the jar from the Portable Screw the jar tightly onthe Potable Sprayer and atach the Portable Sprayer tothe end ofthe ‘Aactiment Hose inthe Blower Mode (see page 21). Make certain your Gix® is setup a8 Blower Unit. The Ataehment Hose should be conected to the Air Exhaust Por. a USING THE PORTABLE, SPRAYER NOTE: If the Portable Sprayer must be tilted during usage, less solution should be used in the jar. This will help avoid large droplets in the spray. > A wari Never use oil or solvent base paint of any kind in the Portable Sprayer. The motor is open tothe spray and could ignite flammable snd volatile solvents,Canister Cleaner & Attachments The Portable Sprayer USING THE PORTABLE. CLEANING THE PORTABLE SPRAYER (cont) SPRAYER give you the best spray control. Q | Never clean the Portable Sprayer with flammable cleaning fluids. The motor is open to the spray and A WARNINGS coud ite the sprayCanister Cleaner & Attachments The Portable Sprayer (continued)/The Portable Shampooer CLEANING THE PORTABLE SPRAYER (cont) ‘The spray opening on the front of the Sprayer also pulls out so that the inside of the Sprayer and the nozzle jet can be cleaned, ‘To remove the nozzle jet, press on the ‘two latches on the front of the nozzle jet and pull it out. (The latches must be aligned with the holes on the front of the Sprayer when returning the nozzle jet to the front of the Sprayer.) ‘Then, fill the jar with water, Spray water until the spray becomes cleat Reassemble the Sprayer after cleaning so none of the parts will be lost. C1 PORTABLE SHAMPOOER SET-UP ‘The Portable Shampooer is used in the Blower Mode only (see page 21 for details). Ibis designed for fast and easy cleaning of carpeted stairways and areas that are difficult to reach with the Carpet Shampoo System. 1 ‘To set up the Portable Shampooer, attach the Portable Shampooer cap to the end of the Portable Sprayer. > Remove the jar from the Portable Sprayer and fll the jar about 3/4 full with Kirby® Carpet Shampoo mixture (Mix according to the instructions on the bottle.) USE ONLY KIRBY CARPET SHAMPOO for best results. > Screw the jar tightly on the Portable Sprayer, then attach the 7 Sprayer to the Attachment Hose, (Make certain your Gsix® is set up as a Blower Unit. The Attachment Hose should be connected to the Ait Exhaust Port (9) - see page 23) OCanister Cleaner & Attachments USING THE PORTABLE SHAMPOOER Spray Adjustment Control located ‘To make suds, turn the Gsix® ON cathetigee ‘and pull the trigger of the Portable Sprayer. A stream of suds will come out of the cap. ‘The suds can be sprayed directly onto the surface being cleaned or on a plain paper bag ot in a bowl and then applied to the surface being cleaned. > soft clean, white brush or sponge ntl they disappear. Allow the sur- face to dry completely. ‘Then vacuum with the appropriate clean- ing tool. ‘This will remove the dry residue which contains grime and loos- ened dirt, 4 ‘Work suds into the surface with a The Portable Shampooer ‘The Portable Shampooer is not recommended for use on upholstery or fabries such as silk, bracade and velvet, Ifin doubt, tty a test patch. Let the test patch dry and then check it before you shampoo further,Optional Accessories PART FOUR sefulness of your new Gsix*. In thisOptional Accessories The Carpet Shampoo System CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM SET-UP cam hough bee shanposng Slide hess on te side ofthe fecmuimumsking Tia tone’ 2, Carpet Simos Sac Nel the Outer Permanent Bag (1) and the over the outer shoulders ofthe Power Nozzle 3 to prepare for sham- Carpet Shampoo System Tray. > nue Byung he L-shaped handle, ra oo Now i ith oh fussy allt peop asee co oe ‘Wile pushing up on the belt with ‘your finger, use the L-shaped handle on the Belt Lifter to turn it left (counter-clockwise looking at it from the front) until the red arrows line up. (he Belt Lifter Hook will catch and stretch the belt.) > 4 Press the Toe-Touch Control” Bottom Pedal all the way down to ase the front ofthe Gsix?, >CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM SET-UP (cont) ‘While sliding the Carpet Shampoo System Nozzle/Tray Assembly toward the Gsix* and over the Motor Shaft 3, comet the hooks on the bottom rear of the nozzle o the Attaching Bar @3). > Pash the nozzle up against dhe @ to the right (clockwise) to lock the nozzle in place. To engage the bet use the L-shaped handle on the Blt Lifter to tun it all the way to the right (clock- vise) unt the green arows lin up. Then lower the Headlight Hood @). > Optional Accessories The Carpet Shampoo System Ss a HoT Sk Mini Em-Tor® (sec page 9 for details). Unscrew the large cup from the top of the Shampoo Tank and turn the Suds Control Valve fully to the left (counter- clockwise) to OFF. Holding the Shampoo Tank level, fil it to the full Line with warm water (not hot). Using the large cup from the top of the tank, pour three cupfuls of Kirby Carpet ‘Shampoo into the Shampoo Tank. Do not tase more, as over-foaming will result, > NOTE: One tankful of solution will clean about @ 10x12 foot carpet (Gx3.5m). Langer carpets will require refilling the Shampoo Tank, Replace the large cup into the opening ‘on top of the Shampoo Tank. >Optional Accessories “Taking eae to avoid spilling liquid on the Gsix othe floor, pice the opening inthe bottom front of te Shampoo Tank over the Air Exhaust Port 9 on the Gsix. Angle the Shampoo Tank outa from the Gsix until the sows fine up. Next, side the Shampoo Tank down over the locking pins on the Air Exhaust Por. Rotate the Shampoo Tank toward the Gsix (clockwise) to lock it in place. > Push the round elbow into the hole the tray until it snaps into place. jrmly insert the other end over the ng at the bottom front of the ‘Shampoo Tank. Q USING THE CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM To tbe soa prone Control” Lipper Pedal (8)as often as meceny toler eno oaipouien 5 NOTE: Forcing the brushroll into the Nitro be caper dees tay thoroughly leks te caret ad Cul Saag bland ese ‘Tur the Suds Control Valve all the 2 way (0 the right (clockwise) tothe ON position. Tum the Gsix ON and engage TechDrive® Power Assist (sce page 7 for details). Suds flow will begin immediately. Control the amount of suds by turing the Suds Control Valve left (counter- clockwise) for decreased suds flow and Fight (clockwise) for inereased suds flow. ‘Turning the valve all the way tothe left (counter-clockwise) to the OFF position will stop the flow of suds completly. ‘Stopping the flow of suds allows you to thoroughly brush all the suds into the carpet before applying more suds. This also Tels you spot scrub badly soited areas. >USING THE CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM (cont) As you move the Gsix® back and forth, foam will be released and the brush will ‘work it into the earpet. NOTE: Suds should be dispensed the full width of the tray when the Gsix is pulled backward, If not, pull back more slowly or check and clean the Shampoo Tank Filter, if necessary (see page 35). After suds have been on the earpet at Teast five minutes, pick up the foam by turning the Shampoo Tank to the OFF position, With the Gsix at its lowest height level, move the Shampooer over the foam until the foam is picked up. Some moisture will accumulate in the front of the tray. Once the carpet is thor- ‘oughly dry, vacuum with the Gsix Upright (see page 12). 1 Optional Accessories The Carpet Shampoo System (continued) CLEANING THE CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM [ moose. ete the OFF position Pall the Small Flexible Hose from the ‘Shampoo Tank and the tray, > to raise the nozale and tray, then turn the Gsix OFF and unplug it. > Release the belt by turning the Belt Lifter to the left (Counter-clock- wise) until the red arows line up. > 3 Raise the Heaght Hood @.Optional Accessories The Carpet Shampoo System (continued) CLEANING THE CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM (cont) left (counter-clockwise). The the Belt Lifter to the right (clock: Carpet Shampoo System ‘wise) until the green arrows line Nozzle/Tray Assembly will tip forward. up. Pull the tray and nozzle apart. > Lift the Nozzle/Tray Assembly off the Gsix® and cary it to the sink. > 4 ‘Tum the Accessory Lock @ to the 5 ‘By wsing the L-shaped ane, tm 6 Remove the hose from the tray and rinse them both. > ‘To clean the brush, push the thumb pads located at each end of the plastic shield and rotate the shield up and away from the brush, Disconnect the shield by gently polling out the ends of the tay just behind the Brush Roll Push the Brush Roll down out of the tray by simultaneously pushing on both ends of the brush with both thumbs. Rinse all areas of the Shield tray and brush, and remove any Tint from brush this. ‘Shake excess water from the Brush Roll by brushing hand over the bristles and then drying with a towel. >Optional Accessories The Carpet Shampoo System (continued) CLEANING THE CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM (cont) ‘To remove the Shampoo Tank from 8 the Air Exhaust Port (9, rotate it away from the Gsix® as far as it will go, then lift it upwards, > ‘Remove and clean the Suds Screen Cap, Cup and Sponge Filter, Rinse out the Shampoo Tank with cold water and replace the Screen Cap, Cup and Sponge Filter. NOTE: The belt should not be stretched for extended periods, Make sure the green arrows on the nozzle line up for storage. (Remember to align the red arrows before replacing the nozzle on the Gsix - see Belt Lifter section on page 9.) Ot REPLACING A WORN CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM NOZZLE BELT away from the brush. > the brush with your thumbs. The brush will snap out and the belt can be replaced, 7 Push down carefully on the ends of Be certain the belt is placed in the center of the brush, NOTE: Use only approved Kirby belts. >Optional Accessories The Carpet Shampoo System (continued)/The Floor Care System-Miracle Waxer® CLEANING THE CARPET SHAMPOO SYSTEM (cont) ‘with the slots on the tray and push the brush in until it snaps into place, The brush will only fit the tray the comect way. NOTE: The belt should not be stretched when stored for an extended period. ‘Make sure the green arrows line up for storage (see page 9 for discussion of the Belt Lifter). 5 Align the metal ends of the brush USING THE KIRBY® MIRACLE WAXER, ctor, attach the top half of the roller waxer handle to the bottom half (if not already done). Adjust the ‘upper half until the spring-loaded pin in the lower half is seated in the hole near the bottom of the upper half. > 1 ‘To assemble the roller waxer appli- With the wax roller bag facing the hooked end of the long roller han- dle, push the wax roller over the connector on the bottom of the handle until secure, > Pull the roller bag off the wax roller and save the packing bag. Begin waxing according to the directions in box below. > 'KIRBY MIRACLE WAX DIRECTIONS For Hardwood, Vinyl Cork and Linoleum Floor 1.Chean surface thoroughly. 2.Atuach Ki Floor Care System Buffer Nozzle ‘an Brash sccoeding toto instructions on page 37 ander “Floor Batfer Set-Up” ‘Por best results, apply a very thin coat of Kitby ‘Mizacle Wax nsing the ole apleator. tis not necessary to completely cove the floor with wax at Ths ime, a he wax wil be spread inthe nxt ep, 4,Using the Toe-Touch Control Uppor Pdal to Tow thenozze al the way down, spread the vas evenly over the entre Noor using the Kisby Floor Care System Butler Brush, SL dey 5 minutes. 6. When dry, bat withthe Kirby Floor Care System Buller Brush [NOTE: For very worn sas, to coats may be re ‘ule Tn this as, mip thin cots wil rove ester results than one thik coat. For Mable Floors ‘Apply a thin coat and spread asin the directions in A. However, bail immediatly, avoiding any drying time. (Once you have completed the steps above, the floor maybe ebued, any time it becomes necessary, ung the Floor Care System Buller rush. plyaional wax ONLY when hut ing doesnot produce secptabe results AUTON: ‘A. Do no stand Kitby unit on en for polishing 1 For Kirby units with TeehDrive™ the TechDeive mast be inthe Neal postion dering polishing . Do nol me Kithy Mirtle Wax on rubber rasp tile,USING THE KIRBY? MIRACLE WAXER (cont) long handle, hold the original wax roller packing bag with the open end facing the roller. Push the wax roller into the packing bag as far as it will go. Avoid touching the wax with your hand. > 4 ‘To remove the wax roller from the roller firmly and pull them off the Tong roller waxer handle, To do this, push the roller away from the han- dle grip toward the bar to compress the retaining spring. This will allow you to slide the roller over the end cap. Seal bag tightly to prevent premature drying. ‘Store in the provided packing tube and put in a safe place away from children and pets until next use. > 5 Grasp both the packing bag and Optional Accessories The Floor Care System-Miracle Waxer*/The Floor Care System-Floor Buffer roller handle for storage by depressing the spring-loaded pin on the lower portion of the handle while pushing the upper portion toward the hooked end. IMPORTANT: Seal used roller in ori nal packing bag and tube after each use to prevent the wax from drying out, 6 If desired, prepare the long waxer FLOOR BUFFER SET-UP “Your Gain® can be used as an effective floor buffer for wood or tile floors. ‘To use the Floor Buffer, you must first insert the Buffer Brush into the Floor Buffer Nozzle. NOTE: Use only approved Kirby belts. Conter the belt of the Buffer Brush in the middle area between the tuts of the brush. >Optional Accessories ffer (continued) FLOOR BUFFER SET-UP (cont) Turn the Buffer Nozzle over and ‘Push the belt up against the Brush While helding the belt in place, use Place the hooks located on the eat slide the ends ofthe Brush into the Roll with your finger. > the L-shaped handle on the Belt of the nozzle over the Attaching Bar slots at each end of the nozzle. The Liftor to tur it lft (counter-clock- {Band pash the nozzle up against Buffer Brush will oly fit the eorrect vise) until the red arrows fine up. The the Gsix*. way. > Beit Liner hook will catch the belt nd——-Tym dhe Accesso ccessory Lock @ tothe right stretch it upward into the nozzle. > a ee noe alae.Optional Accessories The Floor Care System-Floor Buffer (continued) FLOOR BUFFER SET-UP (cont) 6 “To engage the drive belt and Butfer Brush, use the L-shaped handle 10 tum the Belt Lifter all the way to the right (clockwise) until the green arrows line up. Lower the Headlight Cap @.> USING THE FLOOR BUFFER DO NOT USE TechDrive® Power Assist with the Floor Buffer Place TechDrive Power Assist in ‘Neutral by stepping om the light gray °N” side (“N” for Neutral) of the TechDrive Power Assist NID Pedal (1). > Because the unit moves forward 8 when the Floor Buffer Brush touches the Moor, make sure the Buffer Nozzle is on its highest sctng Press the Toe-Touch Control™ Bottom Pedal 9) al the way down to rise the Press the Toe-Toueh Control Upper Pedal 8) to lower the brush one notch ata time, Lower the brush as far as the Toe-Touch Control will allow. ‘With the Buffer running, move the Gsix ‘over the floor as though you were clean- Buffer Nozzle all the way up. While holding onto the unit’s handle, tum the Gsix® ON. ing a carpet, using slow, steady strokes. NOTE: The belt should not be stretched ‘when stored for an extended period. ‘Make sure the green arrows line up for storage (see page 9 for discussion of the Belt Lifter). caution: ‘To avoid losing control ofthe Buffer when brush ison the floor surface, hold on to the handle before plugging the power ‘cord into the wall outlet and before turning the power switch ON. To avoid possible damage to soft tiles or marking of \waxed and finished non-carpeted floors, disengage the TechDrive.Optional Accessories The Floor Care System-Floor Buffer (continued)/The Floor Care System-Carpet Fluffer HARD FLOOR PAD ‘See page 14 for set-up and use of the Hard Floor Pad. USING THE CARPET FLUFFER ‘Your Gss® Floor Buffer can also be used asa Carpet Fler to reset the nap on & malted down carpet Before fing the carpet, se the nozzle al the way up By pushing the Toe-Touch Control™ Bottom Pedal @)all the way down Place the cleaner on the carpet to be fluted. > Plug inthe Poser Cor: Dsegae pressing on tea sey ie ore eine Power Asi ND Pedal Holling tthe ana ira start he Seer eng be ON ach Lowe th Carpe ifr Nor > herToch Conol Upper Pol (@: The instant the brush contacts the arty leroy he ashOptional Accessories The Turbo Accessory System™ ing down on the yellow “D” side of the “N/D" Pedal, You are now ready to fluff the carpet by pushing the cleaner back and forth over the carpet. 4 ‘Then engage TechDrive® by press- NOTE:* Lowering the brush too far on cable yarn type carpets may ‘cause the carpet to fuzz. Do not ‘luff delicate carpets. + The belt should not be stretched \when stored for an extended period. Make sure the green ‘arrows line up for storage (see page 9 for diseussion of the Belt Lifter), ZA CAUTIONS TURBO ACCESSORY SET-UP jobs. Its a sander, a buffing unit, a scouring unit und’ massage unit, TURBO-SANDING oe creel eas open the clamps. > Select the correct grade of sandpa- pper needed for the jab. Use fine paper for a smooth finish and coarse paper to clear rough surfaces or remove paint, Slide the sheet into the front clamp and lock the clamp lever, NOTE: Three grades of sandpaper come with the Sander. Each pieve is standard 1B sheet, > ‘Be sure no metal objects, such as tacks, nails, et, ae sticking up from the surface. They ean damage the sandpaper and the ‘Turbo Accessory. They may also cause sparks, which eould ignite dust, Replace the disposable bag after extended sanding Decause the dust i fine and will plug the bag poresOptional Accessories The Turbo Accessory System™ (continued) TURBO-SANDING SET-UP (cont) bottom of the Turbo Accessory and level surface, wrap the Sander tuck the end into the rear clamp. Dust Shroud around the Sander Lock the rear clamp, > ‘with the opening to the rear and snap it closed, > 4 ‘Tightly wrap the paper around the 5 With the Turbo Accessory on a Insert the Attachment Hose into the cend of the Turbo Accessory, Grip the Sander at the front and rear and turn the Gsix* ON. Then press the ON button on the top of the Sander. While applying light pressure, move it ‘over the surface slowly. AUlow the ‘Sander to do the work. Don't force it or lean heavily on it, The tool works best at high speed. ty glasses when turbo sanding, TURBO POLISHING Attach the synthetic Lamb's woo! pad using the same procedure as attaching sandpaper (see page 41). The Turbo ‘Accessory now becomes a polisher. Use it for polishing hard waxed surfaces, such as table tops, paneling, large flat surfaces and cars. ‘The Dust Shroud is not used when pol- ishing. OOptional Accessories The Turbo Accessory System™ (continued)/The Zippbrush™ TURBO SCOURING Autach the webbed nylon scouring pad using the same procedure as attaching sandpaper (see page 41). The Turbo ‘Accessory now becomes a scouring tol Use it for scouring hard surfaces such as ceramic tle, etc. (Do not use on painted surfaces.) ‘The Dust Shroud is not used when using the scouring pad. Q. ORBITAL MASSAGE UNIT ‘The Turbo Accessory Massage Unit is intended for use where massage is desired ‘or medically recommended ‘To use as un Orbital Massage Unit, attach the soft vinyl pad to the Turbo Accessory using the same procedure as attaching sandpaper (see page 41), ‘The Suction Control Grip can be used to decrease the vibration of the Massager. ‘Thus, a variable speed Massager. The Suction Contro! Grip also enables a person to massage their own back. ‘The Dust Shroud is not used when using the Turbo Accessory as & massage unit. USING THE ZIPPBRUSH” When attached to the Attachment Hose, the Zippbrush can be used for a wide variety of cleaning surfaces, inchuding upholstery, carpeted steps and automo- tive interiors. For optimum results, do not press down heavily on the Zippbrush. Allow the brush fo rotate at maximum speed by gently moving it side to side on the sur- face being cleaned. CLEANING THE ZIPPBRUSH To clean the Zippbrush, press the button on the front of the brush to release the outer brush ring. ‘When pressing the release button, avoid placing pressure on the outer ring brush. > For additonal Zippbrush Caution see page 44. Do not use the Orbital Massager on swollen or inflamed eas, legs with vaticose veins, areas where there are skin eruptions, wncx- A caurrions| Si ical pm or ashe tn aor une fit ppv oy you doc Cites muse upervacd vic entOptional Accessories The Zippbrush™ (continued) CLEANING THE ZIPPBRUSH (cont) Lift the center Brush/Air Turbine ‘out of the 1901 and remove any par~ ticles or lint from the brush and. turbine, Also remove any particles left in the tool cavity, > in the tool and turn it until the tabs drop into the slots. Hook the tab on the rear of the ring brush into the small ‘opening of the tool and snap it back into place, O 2 lace the Brush/Air Turbine back A\ caution: ‘While using the Zippbrus, do no inser fingers into ‘he revolving brush area or push the release button while the brush sin ‘motion, Keep brush flat agsnst the surface being cleaned as the brush ean throw particles outward, Do not use on delicate fabricsOperating/Maintenance Tips PART FIVE Your Kb Gua hihly opsiaed Fone maintenance sydtem, As with most modem appliances. it requires a modest degree of oF the Owner’s Manual presents ips on operating and maintaining your Adjusting the Brush Roll for Optima Performance Tight Bah Replacement “operating at peak efficiency.Operating/Maintenance Tips Changing The Power Nozzle Belt CHANGING THE POWER: NOZZLE BELT After extended use, the Power Nozzle Unlock the Rug Plate @ by Belton your Gsix* may become unhooking the two lashes oa the stretched and worn causing the belt to rear of the nozzle. > slip.(See page 10 - Brush Roll Performance Indicator Light.) If this condition exists, simply replace the old belt with a new one. NOTE: Use only approved Kirby® belts. ‘To change the belt, remove the notte from the Gsix as on page 18, Then release te belt tension by using the L- Shaped bandle on the Belt Liter) to turn it all the way to the right (clock- wise) until the green arrows line up. > Pall on the rear edge of the Rug Slide off the old belt and replace Plate to remove from the nozzle. with a new one. > Lift out the Belt and Brush Roll. >CHANGING THE POWER NOZZLE BELT (cont) Height Adjustment setting (1, 2, or 3) is the same as when the brush was removed. See page 48 for discussion of the Brush Roll Bristle Height Adjustment (1, 2, or 3) Place the belt and Brush Roll back into the nozzle, One of the plastic Brush Roll ends is larger than the other, thus the Brush Roll will only fit inthe nozzle one way. ‘Then center the belt on the Brush. > 5 Make sure the Brush Roll Bristle ing it on the fron of the bumper fist and then pulling It over the bumper on rear of Power Nozzle G3. Secure the Rug Plate using the two Tatoos that holdin pace. > 6 Replace the Rug Plate 38) by plac- Operating/Maintenance Tips Changing The Power Nozzle Belt Belt Lifter, turn it the left (Counter clockwise) unl the red arrows lineup. This will stretch the belt in preparation for returning the nozle to the Gs", > 7 Using the L-shaped handle on the ‘The belt will be stretched to the top Of the nozzle as shown above. Now you are ready to re-attach the Power Nozzle and re-engage the belt (ee page 9 for details).Operating/Maintenance Tips Brush Roll Bristle Height Adjustment ADJUSTING THE BRUSH ROLL HEIGHT. ‘The Brush Roll bristles wear away after long periods of use. This reduces clean- ing efficiency. However, the ends of the Brush Roll are adjustable, s0 you can extend the bris- tles, allowing ihe brush to work like new ‘The Brush Roll on a new Gsix* has three settings: one notch, two notches and three notches. The greater the number of notches, the farther the bristles are extended. Use the one notch setting for delicate carpeting such as berber. Use the ‘wo-notch and three-notch settings for progressively more aggressive cleaning, ‘orto simply extend the bristles to com- pensate for bristle wear, > Remove the Power Nozzle (3)from the L-shaped handle on the Bet Liter 20 totam ical the way the right (clockwise) until the green arrovts line up 2 Release the belt tension by using Unlock the two latches on the rear of the Power Nozzle to remove the Rug Plate @. “Then if the brush out ofthe nozzle, > to the 1, 2 or 3-notch settings as sired, The greater the number of notches, the farther the bristles are extended. When viewed from the top, rotate the plastic Brush Roll ends to the side with the appropriate number of notches visi- ble. Make sure both plastic Brush Roll ‘ends are set to the same number of notches. > 3 Rotate the plastic Brush Roll ends SERVICE TIP: Keep the entre Brush Roll and belt track clear of lint, string, hair and other fibers. This will allow the [Brush Roll to porform to its fullest potentialOperating/Maintenance Tips Brush Roll Bristle Height Adjustment/Light Bulb Replacement ADJUSTING THE BRUSH ROLL HEIGHT (cont) ze making sure both plastic Brush Roll ends are set to the same nom- ber of notches (1, 2, 0€ 3) Replace the Rug Plate @Bby placing i on the front ofthe bumper fist and then A Place the brush back into the noz- pulling i over the bumper on rear of Power Nozzle (3. Secire the Rug Plate tsing the to Tatcbes that hold itn place Using the L-shaped handle, hook the bet onto the Belt Lifter 0) and tum the Belt Lifter to the left (counterclockwise) ‘unt the ed arrows ine up. This will stretch the belt in prepatation fr return ing the nozzle othe Gsix® (See page 47 for additional details.) O LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT If the light bulb in your Headlight Assembly burns out, you may wish t0 contact your authorized Kirby Distributor. If you prefer to install a new light bulb yourself, use the following procedure: ‘Tum off and unplug your Gtx Reise the Headlight Hood G1. On the underside of te hood, locate the horizontal slot inthe center just ahove the tom, Inet flat screwdrv- er in the slot und push until the plastic Tens loosens, Pop the lens of. > your forefinger and thumb, gently ‘wiggle the light bulb until it loosens. Gently pull it out of the socket Gently push a new bull into the opening. > 2 Lower the Headlight Hood. With fat the tWo tabs on the rear of the lens. Both should face up. Insert the lens into the lens opening and gently fit into place, 3 Before you re-attach the lens, 100kWHEEL WEAR/ REPLACEMENT Kirby® Gsix® wheels are made with pliable tread that is designed to prevent ‘carpet wear and prevent damage to non- carpeted floors, After extended periods of use, the tread on the wheels will wear ‘out and the wheels will need to be replaced. (Check wheel tread occasionally to deter- imine if the wheels need to be replaced. ‘The tread material is lighter in color than . the plastic whee! itself, IF any of the darker plastic wheel is showing through the tread, the wheels need to be replaced. ‘The wheels are not user-teplaceable. Contact your nearest authorized Kirby Service Center for prompt, courteous wheel replacement. 1 Operating/Maintenance Tips Miscellaneous Parts Replacement CORD REPLACEMENT I the electrical cord connecting the Kirby to the outlet becomes cut or frayed over time, DO NOT USE THE UNIT. ‘Contact your authorized Kirby Service Center immediately for replacement, Avoid damage to your cord by being careful not to run over it with your Gsix, ‘Also, unplug your unit by grasping the plug at the end of the cord rather than pulling on the cord itself.WHAT IS A DOUBLE-INSU- LATED MACHINE? (Servicing (of double-insulated appliances) Sia a ST ay Replacement parts for this double-insu- lated Kithy® Gsix® model must be gen- uine Kirby parts for maintenance of safety and protection of warranty. MOTOR DOES NOT RUN WHEN I TURN THE KIRBY ON? Q WHAT SHOULD I DO IF THE Many service calls are unneces- say. Checking a few simple things can save a lot of eos, time and trouble. Whenever your Gsix does not perform propery, make these checks fist hefore calling autho- rized service personnel IF THE MOTOR DOES NOTRUN WHEN THE MOTOR ON-OFF SWITCH IS PUSHED: 1. Make sure the Power Cord plugged into an outlet and that the ‘outlet has power. (Check fora blown, fuse, tripped cireuit breaker or power company trouble.) 2.Make sure the cord plug is fully inserted into the Gri, 3. Look for breaks in the Power Cord insulation. Ifthe cord is damaged, get a new one. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO. REPAIR TT. Use only a gemuine Kirby’ Power Cord. Do not use standard extension cords 4.Make sure that an attachment or steessory is properly mounted on the front of the Power Plant, The Gsix ‘will not run without the Power Nozzle 5, Hose Coupling, Air Insace Guard {9 ‘or Accessory Brush Nozzle in place 5. The Gsix will not operate without, either a Filtration Bag Assembly/ Mini Em-Tor® ), Attachment Hose or Carpet Shampoo Tank properly installed on the Air Exhoust Port (9 6 The Filtration Bag Assembly/Mini Em-Tor, Attachment Hose or Carpet Shampoo Tank must “click” fiemly into place for the Gsix to operate. If the fitting is too tight and you have difficulty installing the above, apply a small drop of water to the gasket to reduce frietion and ease installation. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF THE Gsix DOES NOT PICK UP LINT OR DIRT ON THE CAR- PET? check to 0 ifthe Brush Rll AAT Staring en the Gc dees 2.1f the Brush Roll is not turning freely, the belt is slipping. broken or not on the motor pulley Operating/Maintenance Tips Question and Answers/Troubleshooting 43. [fF the belt is not on the pulley 3), remove the nozzle and follow the instructions on pages 9 and 47, See page 48 for bristle extension, 4.1 the batt sin good condition and the ‘bush is running, check for bristle ‘wear and replace Brush Roll, if neces sary, ‘To check for wear, tum the Power Nozzle @3) over and place a ruler against the Metal Rug Plate (26). If the bristles are below or just touching the rier, the Brush Roll should be adjusted: See page 48 for details 5.Make sure that the nozae height is adjusted to place the brush in contact with the carpet. Use the Toe-Touch Conirol” to adjust as appropriate. See page 6 6.Check the bag to sce if itis ful 7.Check the fill tube @)for clogging. 8. Make sure the nozzle is not set to0 ow. Raise the Toe-Touch Control one ‘or two notches, WHEN I USE MY Gsix Q 1 SMELL BURNING RUBBER WHAT SHOULD 1 DO? is tuning when the Gsix is running If not, then the Brush Roll may be stalled du to threads around the ends. Remove Brash Rolland make sue it rotates feel at both ends, Seepage 46 2. The belt may not be fully engaged (or disengaged). Make sure the sreen arrows or red arows on the Belt Lifter @rmach up fully A 1, Cheek fo see if the Brush Roll 3. The nozzle may be adjusted too close to the carpet, Start by pressing the “Too-Touch Control Bottom Pedal @) all the way down, rising the front of your Gsix all the way up. Then, with your Gsix ON, press the ‘Toe-Touch Control Upper Pedal (8). one notch at atime, until you hear @ change inthe {one of the motor. This means your ‘Gsix has sealed 1 the carpet. Press the Toe-Touch Control Upper Pedal ‘one more time and your power nozzle ‘will beat the proper operating height. 4.16 a slipping belt has deposited a black reside on the Motor Shaft 23, remove it gently using ste! wool or sandpaper and replace the bel HOW DO1 VACUUM MY ‘MATTRESS? 1. Remove all bedding, including mattress cover, from the matress, 2. Convert your upright Gsix to a Portable Cleaner. See “Portable Cleaning” on page 14, 3.Place Portable Cleaner on the mattress. 4 Disengage TechDrive® by pres the light pay "N" se (narkedN™ for Neutral) ofthe NID Pd. 5. Pi in your Gs and turn it ON, NOTE: On delicate mattress surfaces, ‘you may want 10 convert ¢o straight suction by disengaging the Brush Roll. See page 15. (Uf your mattress thas tufted buttons on the surface, avoid contact with the revolving Brush Roll.)Operating/Maintenance Tips Question and Answers/Troubleshooting 6. Lower the Power Nozzle by pressing the Toe-Touch Control” Upper Pedal (6) unt itis all the way down, 7..With your hand on the Portable Handle (1), engage TechDrive® by pressing the yellow “D” side (marked "for Drive) of the N/D Pedal (2 8. Begin vacuuming. HOW DOI VACUUM MY CARPETED STAIRS? ‘Thore are several different ways A You ean use + the Portable Cleaner = the Zippbrush™ + of the Upholstery Nozzle ‘To vacuum the carpeted stars in the portable cleaning mode (with the Power Nozale @3) attached): 1.Convert your upright Gsix® to a Portabie Cleaner. See "Portable Cleaning” on page 14. 2.Disengage TechDriveby pressing the Tight gray N” side (marked "N” for Neutral) of the N/D Pedal (1). 3. Plug in your Gsix. 4, Place Portable Cleaner on a carpeted step, 5.Turn your Gsix ON. 6.Starting withthe Power Nozzle @3 on the highest setting, lower the Power Nozzle by pressing the"Toe-Touch Control Upper Pedal (one notch ata time until you hear a change in the motors tone. Now, drop it one more notch. 7.Grip the handle with one hand and begin vacuuming. If necessary, hold your free hand under the rear of the power plant for balance, IMPORTANT: Always exercise caution when vacuuming stairways. HOW DO I VACUUM MY UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE? A 1.Convert to a canister, See page 18, (De not use Power Nozzle @3 on furniture) 2.Use the Attachment Hose with or without the following attachments: + the Upholstery Nozzle. + the Crovieo Tool with the brush removed, (Use in between seat cushions and in crevices.) + the optional Zippbrush, ‘The optional Zippbrush uses rotating brushes to agitate fibers and remove imbedded dirt and pet hair from the fab- ric, When using the Zippbrash, move it slowly from side to side across surface, Do not apply heavy pressure as it will stow the brush action. (Ifthe brush becomes jammed and stops turning, sim- ply rotate the inner rotating brush clock- wise fo fee it up and let go. It should then resume turning.) ‘To clean hard-to-reach upholstery but- tons, use narrow tip of the Zippbrush, located on the side opposite the hose, to work the dirt loose. (For additional infor- ‘mation on the use and maintenance of the optional Zippbrush, see the Zippbrush section on page 43), HOW DO I CLEAN MY WALLS AND CEILING? 1. Convert to a canister See page 18. 2. Autach one or two Extension Tubes to the Attachment Hose by inserting the hose into the Extension Tube opening nd twisting to lock in place. 3. Attach the Suction Control Grip onto the end of the Extension Tube. 4. Attach the Wall & Ceiling Brush to the ‘end of the Suction Control Grip. The Suction Control Grip not only allows you to regulate airflow, it also allows you to adjust the Wall & Coiling Brush to the proper angles for mantles, win- dow ledges, walls and ceilings, Your Gsix comes equipped with a range of tools to help you clean your car. In addition, you may also use the optional Zippbrush for vacu- ‘uming automobile upholstery, carpeting, floor mats and trunks. (See Zippbrush section on page 43 for Zippbrush use and ‘maintenance information.) 1. Convert to a canister. See page 18. 2. You can use the end of the Attachment Hose for straight suction or attach any one of a variety of tools. 3. We suggest using the Upholstery Nozzle (or optional Zippbrush) to clean the seats, areas under the seats and the trunk. 4. Use the Crevice Tool (with or without the small Crevice Tool brush end) for small, hard-to-reach areas, such as the area between the windshield and dash and the area between the seats 5.Use the Duster Brush to clean the instrument panel, 16. Use the Massage Cup to pick up grav- el and heavy particles on floor mats and carpeting, HOW DOI CLEAN OTHER HOME FURNISHINGS? Books and Bookcases: A\ 2. convert to case, Seepage is 2. Auch the Duster Brash tthe end of the Atachment se and us the took an bookeme 3. Other options include using an Extension Tube with the Duster Brush cor the Wall & Ceiling Brush to dust the bookease top. Lampshades and Pictures: 1, Convert to a canister. See page 18, 2, Attach the Duster Brush to the Suction Control Grip. Then connect the grip to the Attachment Hoso. Test the airflow by regulating the Suction Control Valve on the Suetion Control Grip before you dust your lampshades. Dust sglass-covered artwork and picture frames. ‘Stereos and Computers 1.Convert to a canister. See page 18, 2. Attach the Duster Brush to the Suction Control Grip. Then connect the grip to the Attachment Hose. Test the air- flow by regulating the Suction Control ‘Valve on the Suetion Control Grip before you dust your home electronics.Operating/Maintenance Tips Questions and Answers/Troubleshooting 3. Connect the Inflator/Deflator tool 10 the end of the Attachment Hose to dust between the keys on a computer key board, faceplates on electronic gear and other hard-to-reach small spaces, ‘Wicker Furniture and Baskets: 1.Convert to a canister. See page 18, 2. Attach the Duster Brush to the end of the Attachment Hose. Your Duster Brush works well between cracks and crevices on wicker and other iregu- lar surfaces, Drapes and Blinds: 1,Convert to a canister, See page 18, 2.For drapes, attach one or two Extension Tubes o the Attachment Hose. Connect the Suction Control Grip tothe Extension Tube and then connect the Upholstery Nozzle (with the faceplate attached). Test the ait- flow by regulating the Suction ‘Control Valve on the Suction Control Grip before you dust your drapes and blinds. ‘The Suction Contol Valve on the Suction Control Grip regulates siflow and prevents you from pulling the drapes off the curtain rods For blinds, follow a similar procedure using the Duster Brush instead of the Upholstery Nozzle. If using the Suetion Control Grip, make sure to completely close the Suction Control Valve to ‘maintain maximom airflow. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY BAG SMELLS? Change it. Replace the bag when the dirt reaches the fill line. Do not ‘overfill, Once the bag is changed, roll your Gsix® to an open area, put iin Neutral and tum it ON. Let itrun in ‘Neutral for five minutes with the clean bag installed. Make sure the Power Nozzle @ is raised to its highest level by pressing the Toe-Touch Control” Bottom Pedal (9) all the way down, Disengage the Brush Roll by flipping out the L-shaped handle on the Bet Lifter QD. Use it totum the Bolt Lifter ll the way to the left, (counter-clockwise). 1-You may also purchase Orlrifie® 1, ‘xdorizer that leaves your room relling clean and fresh. Place a few ddrops on a cottonball and toss itn the Outer Permanent Bag, Fora list of other fine Kirby products, see page 54 and 58. CONSUMER RELATIONS GOT A QUESTION? NEED ASSISTANCE? ‘Your local authorized distributorship is available to answer any questions regarding your purchase or the operation of your Kirby Home Cleaning System. The Kirby Company also has Consumer Relations Specialists available to answer any questions you may have about the Kirby Home Cleaning System or provide you with the name of your nearest Kirby distributor. ‘You can contact Consumer Relations by: e-mail consumer@kirbywhg,com telephone 1-800-494-8586 fax 216-529-6146 mail Consumer Relations 1920 West 114" Street Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Our office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST Monday through Friday.Kirby® Cleaning Products Other Fine Kirby Products and Supplies CARPET SHAMPOO Highly effective carpet shampoo. Contains Kirby Guan anti-soiling agent and fabric brightener to keep carpets and upholstery looking like new. Has a pH of 9 for color-fast carpets. Available in 12 02,, 32 o7,, 1 gallon and 5 gallons, SHAMPOO PRE-TREATMENT ‘Specially formulated for pre-treating oil and grease-stained areas pror to shampooing— 12 07. spray bottle, SCUTTLE" ‘Versatile cleaner for a wide variety of hard surfaces, including countertops, appliances, tile and ‘more. Ideal for general-purpose cleaning all around the house. Available in 24 02. container. SPOT REMOVER Efficient stain remover designed for protein-based food stains. Simply “spot,” then “blot”—it’s that easy! 12 07. HOME FRESHENER ing powdered room freshener. Sprinkle on carpets and vacuum in seconds. Available in ful scents that last all day. ODORIFIC? IL All purpose deodorizer eliminates household odors, One drop Lasts up to 24 hours! MIRACLE WAX” Specially designed to give you maximum performance with your Kirby Floor Buffer. Protects ‘no-wax Vinyl and finished wood floors. HARD SURFACE CLEANER Cleans and brightens countertops, appliances, yard furniture, tie, stainless steel, painted wood and porcelain. 24 02,Kirby® Cleaning Products Other Fine Kirby Products and Supplies DISPOSABLE FILTER BAGS Get the most out of your Gsix® with genuine Kirby disposable filter bags. Available in handy three ‘and nine packs, REPLACEMENT BELTS ‘Maintain peak efficiency with Gsix replacement belts from Kirby. Available in handy three packs for use with the Power Nozzle, Carpet Shampoo Nozzle and Floor Buffet Nozzle. SPLIT SECOND® ‘This cordless portable hand vacuum can be used where cord-type cleaners cannot reach, Comes complete w-th handy re-charging unit so it’s always ready for use SPLIT SECOND 2° ‘The twelve-volt automotive version of the popular Spit Second portable hand vacuum plugs into a standard cigarette lighter, Perfect for cars, boats, campers and recreational vehicles.Index Cc K Q Att is Manca 4 Crise Cee. 1” Ky Ca Stamp, suse Ceasar x Asien 3 Ares 8 Canet % M ¢ Acca tack a Cat Shampoo San 30 ce ae Mita Oond nna Bat Lie 30 Mage Cnpeennosoro 31 Se foes ‘tachig Be is echee = ate Cy nm 21 Ss : aoe a = nto oven eo 8 = | MaTEaScg Te Saget eS Crevice Tool... pct ‘Suds Control Valve en Se eNO: ‘Suction Control Grip. 21 Doerr Fd = % ° Suto Node. 3 Pucsioe hh an oe ee Opeting Tp. 4s ? Tnflator/Defhator B Careying your Gsix®. 7 Optional Accessories. " wna DD “Tuble of Contents. 3 Mage Cpa at Guages aoa Ooms Namaig. i Beco ‘Suction Control Grip. 21 Crevice Tool. 20 P ‘description 8 Upisheny Sola, sneer D Portable Cleaner. 14 ON/OFF Ped & ‘Wall & Ceting Brak 20 Dispute iter Bas. Portable Handle. pacmasaoalll ‘Turning off... 9 B ‘Duster Brush... i ae Portable Shampooer ‘Turning on & ee E Bees Mitadenn 7 sent removaleeeecnees 10 Bune, o oe can Ihe Tout Got ; fag Res Bute al ; - Porshe Sa Te Acey Spc Bap Sigpn Speen ie ‘lamp re ates FB anne Dat hen! a Die rege 8 ah a = Outs Peat Dap soos 10 sip o potas. Spader ° ‘ine 3 2 eae, ets G 3 ar Changing Ros oe ae rth ai ing Sa. 2 x _ er ‘Handle chi the belt 46 uv ene ae thet = : ass a ‘Atshng Porte Hane. eneniag Be Rollo la pot Noa = Sar coum Handle Th Latch 7 ‘elt sting 5 Tee Cee Brush Roll Handle Release Busion 13 lowering. & dosing tome Up 18 pe i Zz So — sor ou eae m8 “ pr anomen ecernecas I aha “6 einen este = of aaa aang a a a ie -_ ee Power Switch. 13 ‘Outer Brush Ring. AD ‘The following information need only apply when changing plugs on Grix’s that are used in the U.K. Austtalia, South Africa and New Zealand. “StN8. ae IMPORTANT ‘he wisn hema elle core wih he lowing cod he sc owe Lhe ‘As te colous of tho wie in the mins led ofthis appliance may wot coregpond with he coloured marking ideatfying th crim n your plug, pooeod es follows ‘WARNING: DO NOT connect iter wire tothe terial marked “E" or with te earth — symbol. No wires connected 10 this ermal. The wite whch is cleared Blue must be connected Ue emia which smacked withthe lotr N or soloed lack, The wite which colonred Brown must be connected tothe ermal which is marked with the leer L or colored re Ia UK 134 (BS 1363) pg is se aS ake, For anyother ype plu, pte witha 5 fuse o fase wie inthe adap or dstlbutlon hoard Ith ply des not Ee sockes in the aser's hoa, it shouldbe eut ff and safely disposed of und the Cec plus fied. “The Gai approved bj toe British Electrcteshnieal Approvels oad (BEAB), ‘Warning: Theres» shock ian pg that has been et fom the suply cord is ierieg in 13 socket outlet “Any replacement is it the pg rs! be an ASTA approved BS1362 ‘SA fie in the UK, ‘Warming! the foe cover movable overuse the plug with the fase cover removed supply cardi damaged and needs Yo be replaced, the placement pet number is 954009. Ausalla/New Zoslan, 950699-Continentl Eure; 846890-South Alice; 953899-United Kingdom; 192050-U.S.A: PIN 260089 Rev. E - US., Canada and UK. Printed in U.S.A. ‘87620068 (©1998, 2000 The Scott Fetzer CompanyC€ DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ‘We declare under our sole responsibility that tais product is in conformity with the following standards or standardized documents. EN 55 014, EN 60 555, EN 60 335-1 and EN 60 335-2-2 in accordance with the regulations 73/23/EEC, 93/68/EEC ce 95 KIRBY CO. Cleveland, Oh 44102 USA. Made under one or more of the following patents and design regisirations, other patents and design registrations pending, United States Canada France Norway: 4514199 1271006 0233933 169940 4573235 2016600 Germany 175085 4733532 2036739 Geschiitztes Muster Philippine 4877432 Australia 9002507.5 Kirby Trademark Reg. class 9- 4905343 582715 P3650439.4-08 Reg. BPTTT 33756 4947512 610422 68916013.5 South Africa 5007133 616833 Italy S.A. Patent No. 90/5400 5014387 633948 0233933, S.A. Patent No, 93/5427 5047597 640711 Japan South Korea 5057131 661597 1997813 66480 5064455 Austria 2011083 ‘15716 5086536 0233933 Luxembourg 081950 5092915 Belgium 0233933 Sweden 5115537 0233933 Mexico 0233933 5187832 Benelux 175870 Switzerland 5285550 0233933 Netherlands 0233933 5308288 Denmark 233933 United Kingdom 5335740 Dansk Monsterregistering New Zealand U.K. Patent 0233933 5573369 Nr. Mr 0679 1991 236192 U.K. Patent 0399031 5713810 U.K. Patent 2229651 U.K. Reg. 2005900= f 7 :For assistance with your Gsix*,coniact your local authorized distributor es cent ter eer eee Oe eee ene ary