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To start working, proceed as follows:
1. Make all the checks listed in “
2. Free the vacuum head from the collection tank by releasing the
hooks (1) on the side of the collection tank, turn the levers as
shown by the arrow in the picture (
Fig.1
).
3. Using the handle (2) on the vacuum head unit, remove the
vacuum head unit from the collection tank (
Fig.2
).
4.
Lay the head gently on the floor.
5.
Remove the fabric filter (3) (
Fig.3
).
WET VACUUM CLEANERS WITH OPTIONAL FRONT SQUEEGEE KIT (VAC WD 60 VERSIONS)
ATTENTION
: there must be no solid waste residue inside the
collection tank.
6. Using the handle (2) on the vacuum head unit, place the vacuum
head unit above the collection tank (
Fig.4
).
ATTENTION
: Place the machine's power supply cable in the
rear part of the tank.
7. Secure the vacuum head to the collection tank using the hooks
(1) on the side of the collection tank, turn the levers as shown by
the arrow in the picture (
Fig.5
).
8. Insert the plug (4) of the power supply cable (5) in the mains
supply socket (6) (
Fig.6
).
9. Switch on the machine by positioning the main switch (7) to the
work position “I” (
Fig. 7
).
10. Proceed with the vacuuming.
ATTENTION
: If, when working, the intensity of the vacuum
should drop, read the chapter “
”.
The machine is fitted with a mechanical device (float) under the
vacuum lid. When the collection tank is full, this device shuts off the
air to the vacuum motor to protect it; you will recognise this condition
by the deeper noise made by the motor. When you hear this sound,
you must empty the collection tank (read “
”).
7. Secure the vacuum head to the collection tank using the hooks
(1) on the side of the collection tank, turn the levers as shown by
the arrow in the picture (
Fig.5
).
8. Insert the plug (4) of the power supply cable (5) in the mains
supply socket (6) (
Fig.6
).
9. Switch on the machine by positioning the main switch (7) to the
work position “I” (
Fig. 7
).
10. Bring the front squeegee into contact with the ground by lightly
pressing downwards on the squeegee command pedal (8) then
moving it to the left just enough to release it from the catch
(
Fig.8
).
11. Proceed with the vacuuming.
ATTENTION
: If, when working, the intensity of the vacuum
should drop, read the chapter “C
”.
The machine is fitted with a mechanical device (float) under the
vacuum lid. When the collection tank is full, this device shuts off the
air to the vacuum motor to protect it; you will recognise this condition
by the deeper noise made by the motor. When you hear this sound,
you must empty the collection tank (read “
”).
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