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5.
Using
the
metal
nozzle
only,
begin
vacuuming
the
ash.
6.
As
you
vacuum,
constantly
check
the
nozzle,
hose,
canister,
fi
lters
and
motor
for
excessive
temperatures.
If
you
notice
an
increase
in
temperature,
turn
off
the
vacuum
immediately.
Unplug
the
vacuum
and
remove
the
vacuumed
material
from
the
canister
and
fi
lter
bag.
Allow
the
vacuum
and
the
material
to
be
vacuum
to
cool
before
continuing
to
vacuum.
IMPORTANT!
The
FULL
indicator
area
will
gradually
become
RED
as
the
canister
fills
with
ash.
It
CAN
NOT
confirm
that
the
vacuum
canister
is
full.
Check
it
regularly
to
see
if
the
vacuum
canister
is
full.
When
suction
performance
deteriorates,
it
needs
to
clean
the
pre
‐
filter
and
cartridge
filter(see
“MAINTENANCE”).
7.
Continue
to
run
the
vacuum
for
about
30
seconds
after
cleaning
is
complete
to
be
sure
any
material
remaining
in
the
hose
is
safely
deposited
into
the
canister.
Press
the
vacuum
switch
to
the
OFF
position,
then
unplug
from
the
outlet.
8.
Allow
the
vacuum
to
cool,
then
remove
ash
from
the
canister
and
clean
the
fi
lters
as
explained
in
the
manual’s
“MAINTENANCE”
instructions
before
storing
the
vacuum.
Usage
Hints
•
Do
not
shove
or
bury
the
nozzle
in
the
ash;
doing
so
will
cause
nozzle
&
hose
to
more
easily
clog
with
debris.
•
Rest
the
nozzle
tip
on
the
fi
rebrick
at
roughly
a
45°
angle
to
minimize
larger
pieces
from
clogging
the
nozzle
&
hose.
•
Move
the
nozzle
on
the
fi
rebrick
in
a
circular
or
back
&
forth
motion.
This
will
help
scrap
off
ash
stuck
to
the
fi
rebrick
and
allow
ash
to
be
removed
quickly
through
the
nozzle
&
hose
without
clogging.
