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APPLICATION
Begin work from the closest point to the unit “X”, right or left. Progress away from the
unit and add hose lengths as required. When the farthest point is reached, work back
towards the unit removing excess hose lengths as you progress back towards the unit.
Using this method will keep hoses out of the way. For better hose drainage, lift hose
end and keep it elevated as you walk back towards the joint of the hose to be removed.
Once you have finished, rince the vacuum hose with clean water by vacuuming water
from a filled sink until unit has filled up and dumped once. While rinsing do not immerge
the hose completely. Allow some air in.
Let unit run for 1 to 2 minutes to dry out the accessories and the hose.
Stop unit and leave it in position to let it drip.
After storing the accessories and the hose remove the unit. To avoid dripping on the
floor, carry the unit horizontally by tilting it towards you.
ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY
The liquid extractor is a plug-in type. Some have up to two (2) motors and each motor
has its own electrical plug-in cord.
Each motor
must be plugged to a
separate
circuit to prevent breaker overload and
power interruption.
DIAGRAMS OF THE APPROPRIATE CONNECTIONS
FOR YOUR MODEL
Electrical Panel
Electrical Panel
DV2P56: 15 amp. circuit / 120V
DF2P56: 16 amp. circuit / 240V
DV2P57: 5 amp. circuit / 120V
DF2P57: 16 amp. circuit / 240V
DV2P552: 15 amp. circuit / 120V
DF2P552: 16 amp. circuit / 240V
