How do I attach attachments, and which one is for which job

Craftsman 17765 canister vacuum cleaner is known for its assortment of power tools especially when it comes to cleaning jobs. It is designed to give you an easier, more effective cleaning. This vacuum cleaner delivers a high capacity reservoir, power and the versatility to swap easily between tasks. Craftsman wet/dry vaccums soaks even drosp of water on the floor with one of their 16 gallon wet/dry vacuum. It is also equipped with utility nozzle, extension wands, and dust bag that makes the cleaning process easier. The extension wands can clean the hard to reach areas like cupboards, corners, and bends. It has a large gallon tank that includes convenient drain port for easy emptying when the job is done.

Attachments

Number of Tools:

Attachment Type:

Brush

Details and Capabilities

Cord Length:

Tank / Bag Capacity:

12 Gallons

Weight:

Hose Reach:

Cleaning Areas:

Car

Electricity

Horsepower:

5 HP

Voltage:

110 - 120 V AC

Power Consumption:

1210 Watts

The duct body assembly is really the heart of the unit to which everything is attached. My advice would be to buy the new part and then disassemble the old cleaner bit by bit, taking photographs if necessary, and then attach the old parts to the new assembly. This is no simple task (but not too difficult either) and if you are handy and feel competent enough to tackle the job then that is what I would advise. I don't think there are any instructional videos for this. The alternative would be to exchange - there are some good deals on trade-ins for Dyson at the moment. Good luck.

This is from an Amazon review. I have misplaced my manual and was searching for a pdf file without any luck. I think I have it under control if I only knew where to put my distilled water.Basic operation of the WhiteWing is:

1. Fill the tank with distilled water
2. Attach the hose to the steamer.
3. Attach the extension handles and attachment you want.(Be sure to watch the video and read the instruction booklet. Some of the attachments have specific uses and setup instructions)
4. Lock the finger trigger.
5. Plug it in.
6. Turn it on.
7. Wait 20 min. or until the pressure gauge reads between 3.5-4.5.
8. Get ready to rock - press the steam release button, unlock the finger trigger and start steaming.

For many jobs such as countertops, shower stalls, stovetops, you will need to follow behind the steam, wiping with a cloth to remove the released dirt from the surface. Some jobs may require you to start with a non-toxic cleaner or grease remover such as Orange Clean or Method brand cleaners. Remember, you'll be breathing in vaporized cleaner. So be sure it's something non-toxic and non-irritating. I prefer the Method brand cleaners.

The nozzles on the bottom get blocked you can take them off and clean them out , Before you put them back run it with out the nozzles in to flush line.

Grasp the handle on top of the cyclone, then press the button which will be just by your thumb. That releases the cyclone (with bin attached) from the rest of the machine. Then unscrew the cyclone from the bin. Job done.

remove powerhead / attach hose then u can use attachments on tje end of hose

HERE is the manual
When rating my solution rate the clarity of the explanation NOT whatever you like Kirby stair shampoo system. I do not believe this is the way to shampoo either but this is not me who designed it. Will get the job done but it is a lot of scrubbing and rubbing.

Good Luck
Rocky
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Well... some attachments you may end up not using at all... some of them are very handy...
I have online manual for attachments HERE

Good Luck

The attachment hose is torn right where it connects to the motor . And there should be a trigger on the end of the hose right below where it connects to the hand tool.

If one attachment works ok, but another doesn't, then there must be a problem with the attachment and will have to be replaced.