HOW TO PLAN A KENMORE BUILT-IN VACUUM CLEANING SYSTEM FOR YOUR HOME

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Sears
how to plan
a KENMORE Built-in Vacuum
Cleaning System for
Your Home
choose:
the model
the electrical remote control
the inlet valves-quantity and location
materials for vacuum conveying system
do it yourself or use Sears' professional service
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Because it is built-in...
Your Kenmore Built-In Vacuum Cleaning System provides many wonderful benefits
A Kenmore Built-In Vacuum Cleaner is permanently built
into your home-the same as your water, gas, and electric
systems. It is engineered to last the life of your home, adding
to its real value - a long-range investment-no fast depre-
ciation or obsolescence.
No Machine To Lug or Tug. You'll welcome the convenience of
having cleaning power where and when you need it, because
handy plug-in valves make every room accessible without hav-
ing to lug, tug, or carry cumbersome machines around the house.
Dust is picked up and
whisked out of the room
forever! ... never recir-
culated around the room
as it is with other clean-
ing methods. There is
never any need to redust.
The Kenmore Built-In
Vacuum Cleaners' pow-
er is constant ... no de-
crease in suction power
from an ever-increasing
accumulation of dirt.
The separation chamber
of the unit is always
clean, getting maximum
power from the heavy-
duty motor. Note: Not
applicable on model 100.
CONVENIENT STORAGE
The bracket should be
installed as shown in a
convenient spot such as a
centrally located closet.
Simply loop the clean-
ing hose and hang over
the extension arms of
the bracket.
ECONOMICAL
The Kenmore Built-In
Vacuum Cleaner pro-
vides real economy.
No sacrifice of dura-
bility for portability.
No bags or filters to
buy . and think of
the Over-the-Years
Savings made possible
by protecting your big
investment in furniture
and decorations.
Note: Not applicable
on model 100.
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Built-in central powered vac-
uum cleaning systems hold the
key to a new era in home clean-
ing. They represent a very ma-
jor improvement over conven-
tional powered cleaning methods
and can relegate brooms, mops,
dusters and other manual clean-
ing utilities to the role of quaint
antiques.
Why is this so? This booklet will
describe and compare two dif-
ferent types and four models of
built-in power units; but, be-
cause they are all built-in and
stationary, not portable or mo-
bile, they assure outstanding
performance benefits, as well as
a great many convenience ad-
vantages. Home cleaning, like
"doing the dishes" or "doing the
laundry" is a continuing day-in,
day-out affair. Why not do it
the best and easiest way possi-
ble, as you do with automatic
dishwashers and automatic
washers and dryers?
SAFE
So safe to use ... no
tangled cord to trip
over . no machine
to topple down the
stairs . . . no frayed
electric cords to worry
about.
To improve your cleaning ability and at thie same time lighten your work,
consider these outstanding Kenmore benefits and plan a BUILT-IN VACUUM
CLEANING SYSTEM FOR YOUR HOME.
Specialized cleaning tools-dry pick-up.........
Wet scrubbing and squeegee vacuum pick-up....
Automatic "down-the-drain" disposal of dirt....
Multiple and remote electrical operating controls,
optional line current or low voltage systems...
On-the-spot cleaning power, wall to wall-floor to
ceiling; no machine to drag or carry......... .
Uniform cleaning power, no dirt accumulation that
clogs or restricts performance ...............
Outside exhaust-no recirculation of dust-laden
or odoriferous air ..........................
Quiet-away from living area operation........ .
Safe-nothing heavy to fall, no cord to tangle or
trip over ..................................
Economical-bypass type motor for long life and
top performance ...........................
Economical-no bags or filters to buy, clean, or
replace ...................................
Economical-built-in, no fast depreciation or ob-
solescence ................................
MULTI-PURPOSE
Used wet as well as dry,
the Kenmore Built-In
Vacuum Cleaner with
the "Vac - mop" scrubs
floors, tile walls, sham-
poos rugs, washes win-
dows, even picks up
emergency spills or wa-
ter from storm and
plumbing leaks. It all
goes right down the
drain. Model 800 only.
PORTABLE
VACUUM
MACHINES
KENMORE KENMORE KENMORE AND
800 200-500 100 DEVICES
OUTSIDE VENT
Venting is outside. Laun-
dry equipment, heating
and sewer systems are
vented outside ... why
not your cleaning sys-
tem?The air inside your
room STAYS fresh,
clean and healthful.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
WHISPER QUIET
The power unit is
mounted away from
the living area. Min-
imum sound while
you are cleaning ...
does not disturb any-
one in sick rooms,
the nursery, during
TV programs.
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Planning a Kenmore Built-In Vacuum Cleaning System
for Your Home
Select the model power unit that will best meet your needs. The power
unit is the heart of your built-in vacuum cleaning system, with four im-
portant functions. The motor-fan assembly produces the vacuum power,
the separator or disposable dust bag removes the dirt from the vacuum
air stream, the collector stores the accumulated dirt where it will not
restrict air flow (not on Model 100) and the exhauster vents the air stream
outside the house. For illustrations of the basic models and their descrip-
tions, see pages 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Select the desired type of remote electrical switch or switch system.
There are two principal options illustrated and described on page 8.
Valve-tubing System
Plan the layout of the vacuum conveying system applied to your home
or building, connecting inlet valves to the power unit. There are ten
principal slip-fit components that may be joined and sealed with plastic
tape or approved liquid adhesive. These include three types of inlet valves.
wall, floor, and utility; six kinds of connecting fittings, slip couplings and
45? "Y" branches; plus 45? ell, 45? street ell, 90? ell and 90? street ell and
two kinds of tubing, flexible and rigid. For illustrations and descriptions
see pages 9 to 11. For typical system schematics, see floor plans and various
home designs, pages 12 to 14.
List the materials needed to make the installation, including power unit,
cleaning accessories, remote electrical control and the quantities of each
component in the vacuum conveying system. See form, page 15.
Choose to make the installation yourself using the complete instructions
provided free with each system or have it done for you by Sears' trained
installers. Quotations on request, without obligation. See page 16.
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1 Power unit
Model
100
A. Heavy-duty type motor, 110
volt, 6 amp, 2 stage fans.
B. Rated 70" peak vacuum
power.
C. Corrosion-resistant sturdy
steel construction throughout.
D. Large 900 cubic inch dis-
posable bag.
E. Underwriters' Laboratory
approved (conventional dry
vacuum pick-up).
F. Exhaust to outside, no re-
circulation of vacuum system
air within the home.
G. Adequate working vacuum
power using one inlet valve at
a time. Recommended for fine
cleaning results in smaller
homes.
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Power Unit
Model
200
A. Heavy-duty bypass type mo-
tor, 110 volt,
6.25
amp, 2
stage fans.
B. Rated
power.
80"
peak
vacuum
C. Corrosion-resistant sturdy
steel construction throughout.
D. Exclusive cyclone design -
dirt separation efficiency 98.9
per cent by weight.
E. 1/2-bushel capacity dirt re-
ceptacle-normally empty
about 4 or 5 times per year.
F. Underwriters' Laboratory
approved (conventional dry
vacuum pick-up).
G. Exhaust to outside through
molded plastic exhaust muf-
fler, no recirculation of vac-
uum system air within the
home.
H. Adequate and uniform work-
ing vacuum power using one
inlet valve at a time. Recom-
mended for fine cleaning re-
sults in smaller homes.
VACUUM
INTAKE
*RIGID TUBING
?
*Short utility valve shown con-
nected to rigid tubing is
shown as an example of use.
EXHAUST
TO OUTSIDE
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SHORT UTILITY VALVE
SEPARATION
CHAMBER N
*Short utility valve shown con-
nected to rigid tubing is
shown as an example of use.
Power Unit
Model
500
A, Heavy-duty bypass type mo-
tor, 110 volt, 12 amp with 2
stage fans.
B, Rated 110" peak vacuum
power.
C, Corrosion-resistant sturdy
steel construction, engineered
with extra heavy reinforce-
ments.
D, Exclusive cyclone design-
dirt separation efficiency 99.1
per cent by weight.
E, 1-bushel capacity dirt re-
ceptacle - normally empty
about twice a year.
F. Underwriters' Laboratory
approved (conventional dry
vacuum pick-up).
G, Super uniform working vac-
uum power - recommended
for any size system or home
using one inlet valve at a time.
H, Exhaust to outside through
molded plastic exhaust muf-
fler-no recirculation of vac-
uum system air within the
home.
ACOUSTICAL
HOOD
EXHAUST
TO OUTSIDE
FLEXIBLE
MOTOR TUBING
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Power Unit 1
?
HI PRESSURE
FLEXIBLE
WATER HOSE 3 8"
COLD WATER EXHAUST
INTAKE ACOUSTICAL TO OUTSIDE
VALVE
HOOD /
P1
Model
800
A. Heavy-duty bypass motor,
110 volt, 12 amp with 2 stage
fan.
B. Rated 110" peak vacuum
power.
C. Special corrosion-resistant
sturdy steel construction, en-
gineered with extra heavy re-
inforcements.
D. Filters vacuum air stream
through water - dirt separa-
tion efficiency 99.5 per cent by
weight.
E. Exclusive, direct wet or dry
vacuum pick-up, unlimited wet
pick-up capacity by recycling.
Separator automatically
charged with water and auto-
matically drains with each use.
F. Underwriters' Laboratory
approved for wet and dry vac-
uum pick-up directly into the
central power unit. No sepa-
rate tanks or hoses to handle,
empty, clean or store.
G. Exhaust to outside through
molded plastic exhaust muf-
fler, no recirculation of vac-
uum system air within the
home.
H. Exclusive flip-over combi-
nation wet-mopping, squeegee-
vacuum tool furnished for use
with this model.
1. Super uniform working vac-
uum power - recommended
for any size system or home
using one inlet valve at a time.
MOTOR
IMPELLER
AND
ELECTRICAL
CONTROLS
SEPARATION
CHAMBER
NORMAL FILL
WATER
LEVEL
34"- 38"
OVERALL SPACE REQUIREMENTS
FLEXIBLE
DRAIN
CONNECTOR
l l'
`DRAI TO
SEWER FACILITIES
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S U M M ARY
The three types of built-in cleaning systems, "dry"
models 100, 200, and 500, and "wet and dry" model 800,
have many wonderful advantages and features in com-
mon; however, in planning your system, you may want
to think of some of the differences.
With consideration for connecting to electric power,
intake and exhaust lines, the "dry" models may be in-
stalled almost anywhere space is available; such as
basements, utility rooms, garages, carports, or with a
little weather protection, even on the outside of buildings.
The Model 800 "wet and dry" may also be installed in
basements, utility rooms, garages, carports, etc., but
with consideration for accessibility to water and drain
facilities in addition to electric, intake and exhaust. In
cold weather areas, water and drain lines must be pro-
tected against freezing. Each valve riser must be
"Trapped" where it joins suction line (see illustration,
page 12). Drain lines must be two inch diameter with
minimum pitch of one-half inch per foot for adequate
gravity flow. Not recommended where sump pump
and/or septic tanks are used for handling drainage.
NOTE: For quietness of operation, the power unit should
be located on solid wall. Remote from living area.
Although the cost of the Model 800 is somewhat higher
than the "dry" models because it is plumbing connected
and has more automatic features, it does provide more
versatile cleaning service through wet and dry pick-up
and more convenience because of automatic down-the-
drain disposal.
If your application calls for pick-up of liquids such as
scrub water, emergency spills and leaks, the Model 800
is highly recommended. If you plan to use your system
for large amounts of dry pick-up, such as sawdust,
grindings, hair, etc., you may prefer the "dry" power
units. If there is salvage value in the pick-up, you may
also prefer the "dry" Models 100, 200, or 500 because
there is a large capacity collector rather than automatic
emptying in the drain.
Dirt pi
ck-up
Know your applications - choose your system accordingly.
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Electrical 2
On-Off Switch
The remote switch for the power
unit should be conveniently lo-
cated close to the storage closet
for the hose and cleaning tools.
User can turn the system on when
hose and tools are taken out and
turn it off when the cleaning ac-
cessories are returned to storage.
Three-way switches of the proper
capacity may be used if two op-
erational points are desired.
Low Voltage Control
If the low voltage electrical con-
trol system is used, door bell (24
volt) wire is required to connect
each inlet valve that is to be acti-
vated, to the transverter-relay as-
sembly. This assembly is in a con-
venience box that may be mounted
to the power unit mounting
bracket or on joists, wall or stud-
ding close to the power unit.
Because of the variance in local elec-
trical codes, no wire or wiring sup-
plies are included with switches or
power unit. Plan to buy locally and
to comply with local code require-
ments.
LOW VOLTAGE
SWITCH
STANDARD
ON-OFF SWITCH
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Rigid Conveig System
2"
FLEXIBLE
TUBING
OR
90? ELL
joists, in partitions
or crawl space, on
See typical schema
15/16"
BRANCH
FITTING
TUBING
(15")
OR
90? ELL V'--~TILITY
& 45? STREET ELL
NOTE: BRANCH SHOULD ALWAYS
BE ABOVE MAIN LINE
FOR A RISER AS
ILLUSTRATED
To plan the system installation in your home or
1. Determine the best location for the power
unit (see page 7, "LOCATION" and typical
illustrations in different designs, pages 12, 13,
and 14).
2. Determine the number and type of inlet
valve (wall, floor or utility) needed for reach
to all areas with a 25' cleaning hose (see floor
plan with hose, page 12). Use a 25' long string
to measure from tentatively selected position
to corners of all rooms or areas, floor to ceil-
ing. After choosing the ideal position, make
sure it is accessible for the in-wall tubing
installation (see typical installations in dif-
ferent types of homes, also pages 12, 13, and
14).
3. Plan the schematic of the conveying sys-
tem, applied to your home. Tubing and fit-
tings are designed for slip fit connections.
Lines may be installed under or between floor
~ --15/16" 15/16" - I -
I_ _
I
m
uilding
TRAPPED
VALVE-WET
EXHAUST
VENT
OR
EXHAUST
MUFFLER
VENT
on face of walls, in attic
columns or in floor slab.
tic above. Start with the
inlet valve farthest away from the power unit
and lay out the shortest and easiest route to
the intake on the power unit, while connect-
ing all planned inlet valves to the main line.
The line, from the exhaust outlet on the power
unit to the outsid vent, should also be in-
cluded in the schematic. All connections in
the system must b sealed vacuum tight, see
pages 10 and 11 for description and use of in-
dividual components, including "Sealants."
4. Measure, count or estimate the quantities
for each item in th system: rigid tubing, flex-
ible tubing, slip couplings, branch fittings, rigid
ells, rigid street ell and sealants,. preparatory
to listing your bill f materials (see pages 10
and 11).
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Tubing ConvRing System 3 ~
Wall Valve Assembly
The wall valve assembly is available for 2x3" and 2x4" wall studding
and includes the valve, 90? elbow, "0" ring seal and mounting
brackets. Low-voltage switch parts are furnished standard, not in-
stalled, but lead wires are attached to terminals on the valve for
ease in connecting to low-voltage lines, if used.
Floor Valve Assembly
The floor valve assembly is made available for installation directly
on the floor. It has a minimum projection and is of rugged die cast
construction with spring loaded covers. It may also be used in other
locations as a wall valve such as the garage or patio. A switch is
built-in for adapting to low voltage control. Flexible tubing is used
for hook-up to the rigid tubing.
Utility Valve Assembly
Utility valve assemblies have spring operated covers and are
mounted in 45? steel zinc coated elbows. They are designed for sur-
face installation on walls or posts and are generally used in garages,
carports, patios and basements where in-wall installation is not fea-
sible. An optional low voltage switch is available for attaching to
tubing leading to the utility valve. Utility valves may be directly
connected to the belled end of branch fittings. They may also be
joined to branch legs or to rigid tubing by utilizing slip couplings.
NOTE: All types of valves should be located in central areas of floor
plans; in hallways, close to doorway and archways, for maximum
coverage with cleaning hose and accessibility without moving heavy
furniture. The wall and utility valve may be installed at any desired
height (usually 16" to 24") depending on preference for appearance
or consideration for stooping. All types are designed for use with
low-voltage switches.
Through-Wall Adaptors
Two adaptor kits are available for permitting a tubing run through
a wall in a closet, for example, to simplify an installation. Kit #1229
includes the adaptor bushing and adaptor bracket. The bushing fits
directly into the rigid tubing with liquid adhesive. The bracket re-
LOW VOLTAGE SWITCH
FLOOR VALVE ASSEMBLY
00
MOUNTING
BOARD
consists of the adaptor bushing only and is used for running rigid
tubing through solid masonry walls as illustrated.
Branch Fitting
Branch fittings are made of semi-rigid plastic with branch sections
at a 45? angle to the straight leg. The O.D. is 13/4" except for ends of
straight leg which are belled to form an I.D. to take 13/4" O.D. rigid
tubing. They are designed to give unrestricted directional flow
(branch leg always pointed with the direction of flow toward the
power unit) and to connect branch valve lines to the trunk or main
conveying line. One less branch fitting than the total number of
valves utilized for the system is required. Example: A 3-valve sys-
tem requires 2 branch fittings, a 4-valve system-3, a 5-valve system
-4, etc.
Rigid Tubing
13/4" O.D. rigid tubing is furnished in 8' lengths. It is used for all
straight runs in the transmission system. It can be easily cut to any
desired length on the job with a tube cutter equipped with a cutting
wheel for plastic.
Inside and outside edges should be clean and the cut should be
square to shoulder completely with the interior flange in slip cou-
plings and belled ends of branch fittings and ells. A hacksaw may be
used but care should be taken to get a square cut by using a miter box
or tube cutting vise. As a rule of thumb, an average of 16' to 24' of
rigid tubing per inlet valve can be used for estimating quantities; for
instance, a 3-inlet valve system will generally require 48' to 72' of
rigid tubing, a 4-inlet valve system 64' to 96'. Another method is
to measure or estimate the length of straight runs, starting with the
farthest away inlet valve and ending at the machine or outside ex-
haust location, including side or branch runs to the main trunkline;
then add to the total, 3' for each inlet valve in basement installations
or 6' for overhead one-story installations. For multiple story instal-
lations, estimate lengths of both horizontal and vertical straight
runs and add about 10 per cent to the total.
ON THIS
SURFACE VALVE ASS'Y
THROUGH-WALL
ADAPTERS
FRONT
MOUNTING PLATE
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Flexible Tubing A" U&M
Flexible tubing is made of heavy-duty vinyl. Standard
size is 2" O.D. by 13/4" I.D. by 6'. The tubing can be
cut to any desired length with wire cutter. To make it
easier to insert rigid tubing, trim vinyl very close to
coated wire. It is used optionally with rigid ells to make
all turns in the tubing system except for the 45 ? turn
in the branch fitting and the 90? elbow in wall valve
assemblies. The use of flexible tubing minimizes the
number of joints and accuracy in cutting lengths of
rigid tubing. The I.D. of flexible tubing snugly accepts
the O.D. of rigid tubing. The insertion should be at
least 2" to assure a firm joint but there is no disad-
vantage to air flow if the insertion is deeper.
To estimate the total length of flexible tubing required
for an installation, estimate or count the number of
turns, including trapping at valves for wet pick-up
risers, plus any unusual lengths required for spanning
obstructions or making runs not feasible with rigid
tubing. Allow about 9" for each 90? turn, 6" for each
45? turn, and 18" for trapping. Measure or estimate
lengths needed for spanning plumbing, ducts, and
beams as well as for "fishing" to otherwise inaccessible
areas.
Rigid Ells
There are four types of rigid ell fittings. See illustration
of fittings and sample installations.
Sealants
All joints and connections in the tubing system should
be structurally firm and carefully sealed to prevent
leaks. A liquid adhesive is highly recommended for all
permanent connections. It is easy and fast to apply and
sets up and ages without becoming brittle. Liquid adhe-
sive is applied to male surfaces only.
Plastic tape is recommended to seal all joints that will
remain accessible in open areas-such as attics, base-
ments or crawl spaces. It normally is used to connect
conveying lines to intake and exhaust tubes on power
unit, permitting easy disconnect for service or removal.
If future extension or revision of the system is antici-
pated, taped connections are preferable to permanent
adhesive. Plastic tape is fast and easy, and if properly
applied, seals the joint securely. In making the wrap,
it should be stretched slightly and pressed firmly to the
surface, about half the width on each of the two sur-
faces being connected.
Slip Couplings
Slip couplings are used for joining two pieces of rigid
tubing together or for mounting utility valve to rigid
tubing or branch leg of branch fitting.
Outside Vent
The exhaust muffler vent assembly provides a neat
finished appearance for the exhaust duct on the house
exterior. Exhaust sound is reduced to a more pleasant
level. (Not on model 100).
The Model 100 uses an exhaust vent assembly that can
be easily fastened to the house exterior with four
fasteners.
45? STREET
ELL ti
45' ELL
90? STREET
ELL
OPTIONAL
TRAP WITH
FLEXIBLE
TUBING
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A Floor plan showing typical locations and areas
covered by a 3-inlet valve vacuum system using a
regular 25' cleaning hose. Height of wall valves is
optional but 16" to 24" above the floor is recom-
mended. Preferably, inlet valves are put in hallways
and close to door and archways for maximum con-
venience and reach, not in the middle of wall areas
where they could be obstructed by large pieces of
furniture and equipment.
B Typical plan and elevation views of a 3-valve
vacuum cleaning system installed in a ranch-style
one-story with basement. One wall valve in regular
TYPICAL 3 VALVE
SYSTEM
IN
RANCH-STYLE HOME
WITH BASEMENT
BILL OF MATERIALS-
ACTUAL 3-VALVE SYSTEM
FOR THIS RANCH HOME
WITH BASEMENT
1 Power unit optional 100,
200, 500, 800
1 Remote electrical control,
optional toggle, or
low-voltage
2 Wall inlet valves, #1200
1 Utility inlet valve, #1201
or 1 additional wall valve #1200
7 Pieces 8' rigid tubing
(56'), #1203
2-6' flexible tubing (12')
#1205
OR
7-90? ELL
1-90? STREET ELL
2-45? ELL
1-45? STREET ELL
1-6' flexible tubing #1205
2 Branch fittings, #1204
5 Slip couplings, #1202
1 Can Liquid Adhesive, #1206
1 Roll plastic tape, #1207
living area, one in garage, and one utility valve or
wall valve in basement. Tubing conveying system
and power unit installed in basement with tubing
runs at ceiling height.
The conveying system schematic is basically the
same for any one-story design. If there is no base-
ment, mount the power unit in main floor utility
room or in carport or garage. The tubing system
may be installed overhead with vertical runs down
to the inlet valves or it may be installed in an
under-floor crawl space or in the slab with vertical
runs up to-main floor inlet valves, similar to base-
ment installations. See Page 14.
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1 Power unit optional
100, 200, 500, 800
1 Remote electrical control, optional
toggle, or low-voltage
4 Wall inlet valves, #1200
1 Utility inlet valve, #1201
11 Pieces 8' rigid tubing (88'), #1203
Bill of
Materials
TYPICAL ATTIC INSTALLATION
Wherever feasible, power unit location is recommended at grade or below
grade; however, where adequate space, ventilation and access are availabl
unit may be installed as shown. Height of lift should not exceed 23 feet.
Horizontal tubing runs must be well supported every 16 to 24 inches.
1 Power unit optional
100, 200, 500 (Do not use 800).
1 Remote electrical control, optional
toggle, or low-voltage
2 Wall inlet valves, #1200
6 Pieces 8' rigid tubing (66'), #1203
3 Pieces 6' flexible tubing (18'), #1205
or 7-90? ell, 3-45? ell
4 Branch fittings, #1204
10 Slip couplings, #1202
1 Can Liquid Adhesive, #1206
2 Rolls plastic tape, #1207
1 Piece 6' flexible tubing, #1205
or 2-90 ell, 1-45 street ell
1 Branch fitting, #1204
4 Slip couplings, #1202
1 Can Liquid Adhesive, #1206
1 Roll plastic tape, #1207
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Bill of
Materials
TYPICAL 2-VALVE SYSTEM FOR OVERHEAD TRUNKLINE INSTALLATION
IN RANCH HOME WITHOUT BASEMENT
1 Power unit optional 100, 200, 500, 800
1 Remote electrical control, optional
toggle, or low-voltage
1 Wall inlet valve, #1200
1 Utility inlet valve, #1201
5 Pieces 8' rigid tubing (40'), #1203
1 Piece 6' flexible tubing, #1205 or
6-90? ell, 3-45? ell
1 Branch fitting, #1204
5 Slip couplings, #1202
1 Can Liquid Adhesive, #1206
1 Roll plastic tape, #1207
1 Power unit optional 100, 200, 500, 800
1 Remote electrical control, optional
toggle, or low-voltage
3 Wall inlet valves, #1200
1 Utility inlet valve, #1201
9 Pieces 8' rigid tubing (72'), #1203
2 Pieces 6' flexible tubing (12'), #1205
or 3-90? ell, 5-45? ell
3 Branch fittings, #1204
5 Slip couplings, #1202
1 Can Liquid Adhesive, #1206
1 Roll plastic tape, #1207
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Your Bill oTMaterials
100
200
500
800
Catalog No.
1208
1209
Catalog No.
1250
1264
1281
1263
1214
1200
1219
1201
1240
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207
1211
1241
1229
1232
1233
1234
1235
POWER UNIT-Dry Model
POWER UNIT-Dry Model
POWER UNIT-Dry Model
POWER UNIT-Wet and Dry M
CONTROL NITS
OFF-ON SWITCH
LOW VOLTAGE CONTROL AS EMBLY
ATTACHMENT SETS
STANDARD ATTACHMENT SE
DELUXE ATTACHMENT SET
POWERMATE (Revolving Brush Attachment)
HOSE ONLY (25')
HOSE EXTENSION (6')
WALL VALVE ASSEMBLY (2 x " Walls)
WALL VALVE ASSEMBLY (2 x " Walls)
LONG UTILITY VALVE ASSEMBLY
SHORT UTILITY VALVE ASSEMBLY
SLIP COUPLING
RIGID TUBING
BRANCH FITTING
FLEXIBLE TUBING
LIQUID ADHESIVE
PLASTIC TAPE
LOW VOLTAGE SWITCH FOR
UTILITY VALVE
FLOOR VALVE AND SWITCH IT
THRU-WALL KIT
90? RIGID ELL
900 RIGID STREET ELL
45? RIGID ELL
450 RIGID STREET ELL
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Recommended Tools
2" TUBING CUTTER
WITH CUTTING WHEEL
FOR PLASTIC
1/2"X90?
DRILL CHUCK
ATTACHMENT
SABRE OR
KEYHOLE SAW
Remember: You Can
Also Buy It
1 3/a" AND 2 1/8? BITS
OR HOLE SAW
FOR EFFICIENT INSTALLATION
OF BUILT-IN VACUUM
1h" STAR OR
MASONRY DRILL
RAZOR OR
BLADE KNIFE
Installed Through Sears
Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.
Quotations on request through your Local Sears store.
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We Service
What We Sell
No Matter
Where You Live
In the U.S.A.
Your Kenmore Built-In Vacuum Cleaner
takes on new value when you discover that
Sears has 2164 Service units around the
country using 10,624 fully-equipped trucks
and staffed by 13,000 factory trained
technicians. These men are service profes-
sionals who back up all Sears guarantees.
They use Sears approved parts and meth-
ods for expert repairs to fulfill the pledge:
"We Service What We Sell"!
Phone or write for dependable service
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., SIMPSONS-SEARS LIMITED
PART NO. 820982 Rev. 1
LITHO IN U.S.A.
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SEARS, ROE'.BUCK AND CO.
BILL FOSTER
VACUUM CLEANERS & FLOOR POLISHERS
2845 ALABAMA AVENUE. S.E.
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20020
PHONE: [phone] - EXT. 220
for shopping atSavs
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