Titan TC6000.2 Commercial HEPA Upright Vacuum with Tools

Included tools

• TC6000.2 upright with handle, nozzle, collection bag and filters.
• Stretch hose and metal telescopic wand.
• Dusting brush and crevice tool stored on the vacuum.

Controls and choosing a floor setting

Use the handle on/off switch and release the handle to begin cleaning. The floating nozzle adjusts to carpet height as it moves. The TC6000.2 has a cord retainer and cord lock for managing its commercial power connection; unwind the cord before use and keep it clear of the nozzle.

For hose cleaning, place the body upright and lift out the hose handle. Fit a tool directly for close work or extend the wand for reach. The main nozzle does not have a separately documented brush-off mode; protect the surface under the parked upright and follow the manual’s attachment-use directions. Check delicate carpets, loose fringe and easily marked finishes against their manufacturer’s care instructions.

Bags, filters and airflow checks

Replace the TUV-H disposable bag around two-thirds full, or sooner when fine dust restricts airflow. Seat the collar in its holder before closing the compartment. The filter system uses separate motor-protection and HEPA media components; replace the T4-HEPA set as directed, normally yearly or earlier when loaded. These filters are replacement items and must not be washed and reused.

The quick clean-out port provides access for checking a blockage. If the thermal protector trips, unplug, inspect the bag and filters and clear the obstruction before following the reset procedure. Resetting repeatedly without correcting restricted airflow can leave the underlying problem unresolved.

Unplug before removing the bottom plate or clearing wrapped hair from the roller. The manual lists T4-B2 replacement belts. A brush-jam warning calls for checking the roller and belt path before restarting. Wrap the cord loosely on its hooks for storage.

Commercial warranty

The TC6000.2 manual lists a one-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Consumables, normal wear, misuse and routine maintenance are excluded. Keep proof of purchase and use the manufacturer’s authorized-service process.