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Wrap the mains cord around the cable holder.
Wind the suction hose around the sliding bow.
Insert the floor nozzle and the suction pipe into their
respective holder.
Place the appliance in a dry room and secure it
from unauthorized use.
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CAUTION
Risk of injury and damage! Observe the weight of the
appliance when you transport it.
Ensure proper fastening of the device during transpor-
tation.
You need to take the following measures for dust-free
transportation of the device:
Place the suction hose with attachment in the deliv-
ered transport sack. Close the transport sack
Order no. transport sack: 6.277-454.0
Close both suction connections, see operation.
Release the park brakes and push the appliance by
the push handle.
Grab the appliance by the chassis, not by the slid-
ing bow to load it.
When transporting in vehicles, secure the appli-
ance according to the guidelines from slipping and
tipping over.
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CAUTION
Risk of injury and damage! Note the weight of the appli-
ance in case of storage.
This appliance must only be stored in interior rooms.
DANGER
First pull out the plug from the mains before carrying out
any tasks on the machine.
Dust extracting machines are safeguards for the pre-
vention or elimination of hazards defined in the regula-
tions of BGV A1.
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In order to carry out maintenance work, the user
must disassemble, clean and service the unit, in so
far as this is possible without endangering mainte-
nance personnel and other persons. Suitable pre-
cautions include decontamination before the unit is
disassembled. Precautions must be taken for local
filtered forced air ventilation at the place where the
unit is disassembled, the cleaning of the mainte-
nance surface and suitable protection of the per-
sonnel.
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The outside of the unit should be cleaned thorough-
ly and any harmful substances removed. Alterna-
tively, a sealed coating may be applied before the
unit is removed from the danger area. All unit parts
are to be considered contaminated when they are
removed from the danger area. To avoid distribu-
tion of the dust, you must take the appropriate
measures.
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In the framework of maintenance and repair work
all contaminated objects that cannot be cleaned
satisfactorily must be disposed of. Such objects
must be disposed of in impermeable bags in ac-
cordance with the valid provisions for the disposal
of such waste.
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When transporting or maintaining the appliance,
the suction openings must be closed with the con-
nection bushings.
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WARNING
Safety equipment for preventing hazards must be ser-
viced and maintained regularly. This means that the
manufacturer's staff or persons trained by the manufac-
turer must check the equipment for proper functioning at
least once a year, i.e. check for leaks, filter damage,
functioning of the controlling elements, etc.
DANGER
You can test the filtration capacity of the device using
the test procedure specified in EN 60 335–2–69
22.AA.201.2. This test must be done at least once a
year or more frequently if the national regulations de-
mand it. If the test results are negative, the test is to be
repeated with a new flat-fold filter.
Note:
Vacuum cleaners of dust class H must be main-
tained as needed, but at least once per year, repaired
as necessary and checked by a skilled expert (qualified
as per TRGS 519 Nr. 5.4.3, paragraph 2). The test re-
sult must be presented upon request.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage! Do not use detergents containing sili-
cone to clean.
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No outside help is required for carrying out basic
maintenance and cleaning.
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The appliance surface and the inside of the con-
tainer should be cleaned regularly using a damp
cloth.
DANGER
Risk due to dust hazardous to health. Always use dispos-
al clothing and P2 or higher breath-safe masks while car-
rying out maintenance tasks (such as changing filters).
DANGER
The dust that has been collected should be transported
in dust-proof containers. No refilling is permitted. The
waste containing asbestos is to be disposed off accord-
ing to the rules and regulations for waste disposal.
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WARNING
Do not reuse the main filter element after it has been re-
moved from the appliance.
Non-detachable filters should only be replaced in suita-
ble rooms (so-called decontamination stations) by an
expert.
Order no. flat-fold filter: 6.904-364.0
Illustration
Rotate both locking lugs of the filter cover using the
screwdriver in the anti-clockwise direction. The
locking lugs are pushed out.
Open filter door.
Take out the flat folded filter.
Illustration
On removing the flat-fold filter, cover the same im-
mediately with the enclosed bag and close it.
Order no. bag: 6.592-049.0
Dispose off the used flat-folded filter in a dust-tight
bag according to the statutory provisions.
Remove the dirt that has accumulated on the pure
air side.
Insert new flat-folded filter.
Close the filter door, it must lock into place.
Push both locking lugs of the filter cover in with the
screwdriver and tighten them in a clockwise direc-
tion.
Storing the Appliance
Transport
Storage
Care and maintenance
Exchanging the flat pleated filter
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