kincrome KP703, Manual

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30L WET & DRY GARAGE VAC
4) Operation
4a) Turning ON/OFF the Vacuum
1. Plug the vacuum into your wall socket and turn the wall socket ON.
2. To turn ON the motor of the vacuum press the ON/Off switch (14) to the “ON” “I” position (fig 6a).
3. To turn OFF the motor of the vacuum press the ON/Off switch (14) to the “OFF” “O” position (fig
6b).
4b) Turning ON The Vacuum PTO (Power Take Off) Outlet (13)
The KP703 30lt Wet & Dry vacuum is equipped with a PTO (Power Take Off) outlet (13).
This PTO outlet (13) is switched seperatly from the vacuum ON/Off switch (14).The PTO outlet
(13) allows you to plug in a separate power tool (1000W 10A Max) into the vacuum.
When the power tool is operated the vacuum will automatically turn On & Off when required.
Note:The vacuum will take approximately 5 seconds to turn on/off when an appliance is
activated/deactivated.
1. Plug the vacuum into your wall socket and turn the wall socket ON.
Caution: Ensure your power tool is switched off before plugging into the PTO outlet (13).
2. Plug your power tool into the PTO outlet (13) (fig 6c)
3. Turn ON the PTO (13) function by pressing the ON/OFFswitch (14) to the “PTO ON” “II” position
(fig 6d). The PTO outlet (13) is now operational.
4. To turn OFF the PTO (13) function press the ON/OFF switch (14) to the “OFF” “O” position.
5. To return to normal vacuuming operation follow the steps in 4a Turning On the vacuum.
Note: The PTO outlet (13) only operates when the ON/Off switch (14) is put into the
“PTO ON”II”position.
“PTO ON”II” switch position allows the PTO outlet (13) to activate and does not indicate a second
motor function on this model.
4c) Vacuuming
Note: When vacuuming dry materials it may be required to open the front or rear face of the dry
floor tool (9) or wet floor tool (23) to allow the larger debris (wood shavings, large dirt clumps etc.)
to be sucked into the vacuum.
This can be achieved by tilting the dry floor tool (9) or wet floor tool (23) up or down approximately
5-10˚ to create an opening between the dry floor tool (9) or wet floor tool (23) front face and
the floor. When pushing the dry floor tool (9) or wet floor tool (23) forward push the Telescopic
extension wand (6) towards the ground slightly to open the front face of the dry floor tool (9) or wet
floor tool (23) and allow the debris to enter the vacuum (fig 7).
When retracting the dry floor tool (9) or wet floor tool (23) backwards lift the extension wand (6)
towards the sky slightly to open the rear face of the dry floor tool (9) or wet floor tool (23) and allow
the debris to enter the vacuum (fig 8).
(fig 6a)
(fig 6b)
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(fig 6d)
(fig 7)
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