Step 1 Battery

• Remove one 9.2mm (0.36 in) screw using the PH00 screwdriver.
• Remove the battery cover by pulling it away from the vacuum once the 9.2mm (0.36 in) screw is removed.
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Step 2

• Remove batteries from the vacuum by pulling them out and away from the vacuum.
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Step 3 On/Off Switch
• Remove four 9.2mm (0.32 in) screws from the back of the vacuum using the PH00 screwdriver.
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Step 4
• Remove the cover to the on/off switch by pulling up on the cover from the front of the vacuum.
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Step 5
• Cut the two wires connected to the on/off switch using a set of wire cutters.
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Step 6
• Remove the two 9.2mm (0.32 in) screws which hold the on/off switch to the vacuum using the PH00 screwdriver.
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Step 7
• Remove the on/off switch by pulling it away from the vacuum with your fingers.
• Replace the faulty on/off switch with the new on/off switch.
• Solder the new on/off switch's wires to the vacuum's wires using a soldering station.
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