
Instruction Manual *Note: Manual can be downloaded at www.dirtdevil.com

Instruction Manual *Note: Manual can be downloaded at www.dirtdevil.com

Instruction Manual *Note: Manual can be downloaded at www.dirtdevil.com

Instruction Manual *Note: Manual can be downloaded at www.dirtdevil.com

Instruction Manual *Note: Manual can be downloaded at www.dirtdevil.com
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Replacing the circuit board timer requires locating the part usually below the cover near the motor. Disconnect power, remove screws securing the panel, disconnect the old board, and install the new one. Ensure connections are secure before reassembling.
Common issues involve blown fuses or electrical faults within the board. A multimeter can help you test for continuity. Often, replacing the circuit board timer is the best solution. Visit Repair Clinic to find genuine replacement parts.
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