Vacuflo 9520 Maxum 5/7/9 Clean Shield HEPA Type Cloth Bags

Vacuflo 9520 Maxum 5/7/9 Clean Sheild Central Vacuum Bags 

Vacuflo 9520 Cloth Bags for central vacuums will prevent you from having to handle the dirt, dust, and debris accumulated over months of vacuuming. The Vacuflo 9520 Cloth Bags traps 99.9% of ragweed and common grass pollen's filters airborne particles including dander, spores, and more. Ideal for many with allergic or dust related discomforts. When emptying your canister, vacuum bag units are much cleaner than non-bag central vacuums. It is very important for maintaining your central vacuum to frequently change your central vacuum bags. We recommend changing your 9520 Paper Bags every 3 to 4 months for the best performance from your central vacuum.

A Vacuflo 9520 Cloth Bags for central vacuums is not only more hygienic, it also helps capture tiny particles from reentering the indoor air around you! What does all this mean? Well... a vacuum bag creates cleaner air which allows you to breathe easier, a bag eliminates handling dirt, and finally, the 9520 Cloth Bags is simple to change and dispose of!

The Vacuflo 9520 Cloth Bags fit the following central vacuums:

• Maxum 5
• Maxum 7
• Maxum 9
• DB5000
• DB7000
• DB8000
• DB9000

Instructions for removal and replacement of Vacuflo 9520 Cloth Bags:

1. Unlatch and remove the dirt canister. Latches are located on opposite sides of the power unit.
2. Remove the used bag by rotating the cardboard header and pulling down from the plastic bag adapter.
3. Pull off reorder information and seal the bag opening with an adhesive flap. Discard used bag
4. Install a new bag by folding over the flap, exposing the hole and cardboard header. Do not remove reorder information from flap until ready for disposal. Align the slots in the bag collar with the tabs on the plastic bad adapter. Push the bag collar firmly onto the adapter and rotate 45° to ensure that the slots are no longer aligned with the tabs.
5. Raise the dirt canister to the base of the power unit and engage the latches. Be certain the dirt canister is "seated" properly to the gasket on the body of the power unit.