page 1
Electrolux LX Users Manual
- Thread starter kloveland
- Start date
Help Support VacuumLand:
page 2
page 2
page 2
page 3
page 3
page 3
page 4
page 4
page 4
page 5
page 5
page 5
manual
Actually, I'd better stop. This is going to take up a lot of time and space. Let me see if I can this hosted on another site.
Hopefully, I can this fiqured out soon.
Kenny
Actually, I'd better stop. This is going to take up a lot of time and space. Let me see if I can this hosted on another site.
Hopefully, I can this fiqured out soon.
Kenny
manual in pdf
You should be able to view this in PDF HERE. Thanks to Billy Lipman for the manual. Such a nice guy!!!
http://members.cox.net/macman021785/Electrolux LX User Manual.pdf
You should be able to view this in PDF HERE. Thanks to Billy Lipman for the manual. Such a nice guy!!!
http://members.cox.net/macman021785/Electrolux LX User Manual.pdf
And
This should be in the vintage or off topic forum. Sorry about that. It's been a long day.
This should be in the vintage or off topic forum. Sorry about that. It's been a long day.
aeoliandave
Well-known member
The 1952 LX manual is essentially the same except the Cover & colour line drawings show the side trim in red and yellow, as the debut LXs had.
Also, the 49 page manual has a double page explanation about the Basement & Attic key. This was before the aluminum machined dial (later changed to a clear plastic dial). Aluminum dial machines are as rare as an Attic & basement key or the un-upgraded machines they work with)
Pages 18 & 19, 1952 LX Manual:
Also, the 49 page manual has a double page explanation about the Basement & Attic key. This was before the aluminum machined dial (later changed to a clear plastic dial). Aluminum dial machines are as rare as an Attic & basement key or the un-upgraded machines they work with)
Pages 18 & 19, 1952 LX Manual:
aeoliandave
Well-known member
The next 'version' of the manual that came with the LX with colours side trim in late 1952/53 - that had the dial added as a dealer recall free upgrade or original installation for sale - had an additional slip-in insert sheet (that was later re-printed in 1954/55 - substituting for the Attic & Basement Key center page entirely when the printing order was shuffled and the colour was removed from the side trim.
You can see how clumsily the red & yellow side logo was whited out in the 1955 manual
Single printed side insert sheet for the aluminum dial.
You can see how clumsily the red & yellow side logo was whited out in the 1955 manual
Single printed side insert sheet for the aluminum dial.
aeoliandave
Well-known member
I luvs the subtle trivia. 
1952 LX manual covers and page 4-5 for comparison:
1952 LX manual covers and page 4-5 for comparison:
Hey Dave,
Thank you for pointing out the differences in the manuals. I think the line drawings are so cool!
Kenny
Thank you for pointing out the differences in the manuals. I think the line drawings are so cool!
Kenny
floor-a-matic
Well-known member
Pic #4
That photo comes on Vacuumland page where it says "Whoops, it is time to change the bag!"
That photo comes on Vacuumland page where it says "Whoops, it is time to change the bag!"
