ply or when it is left unattended or reachable by
children or disables.
•
The mains supply cable should not be used to
pull or lift the machine.
•
The machine should never be immersed and ne-
ver use the water jet against the appliance to cle-
an it.
•
When using the machine in wet rooms (e.g.
in the bathroom) only connect it to sockets
which are connected in series with a ground
fault circuit interrupter. In case of doubt, con-
sult an electrician.
•
Periodically examine the power cord and ma-
chine for damage. If any damage is found, do
not use the appliance but contact your service
centre for repair.
•
If the suplly cord is damaged, it must be repla-
ced by the manufacturer, its service agent or
similary qualified persons in order to avoid a
hazard.
•
Should extension cables be used, ensure that
these lay on dry surfaces and protected against
water jets.
•
Before vacuuming liquids, check the float fun-
ctions correctly. When vacuuming liquids, and
when the tank is full, a fl oat closes the suction
opening, and the vacuum operation is interrup-
ted. Then switch off the machine, disconnect the
plug and empty the tank. Regularly clean the wa-
ter level limiting device (float) and examine it for
signs of damage.
•
If the equipment should overturn it is recommen-
ded that the machine should be stood up before
switching off.
•
If foam or liquid escape from the appliance,
switch off immediately.
•
The equipment should not be used to pick up
water from containers lavatories, tubs, etc.
•
Aggressive solvents or detergents should not be
used.
•
Service and repairs must be carried out by
qualified personnel only. Only use manufacturer
original spare parts for service repair.
•
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for
any damage/injury caused to persons, animals or
property caused by misuse of the appliance, not
in compliance with manual instructions.
USAGE
REMOVING THE HEAD
- Before taking the head (A) off of the shaft (I),
remove the cap from the tank (fig. 4).
- Release the hooks (G) and raise the head (A)
(fig. 5).
•
Check that the minimum distance between
the cap and the filter is 18 cm (fig. 6), to permit
proper priming of the liquid from the jerry can.
•
Use the filter (Z) (fig. 7) only with dry shaft and
accessories.
VACUUMING DUST
- Fit the filter (Z) in the shaft (I) (fig. 7).
- Fit the filter (S2) OPTIONAL (fig. 11B-11C).
- Fit the vacuum head (A) on the shaft (I) and
tighten with the fasteners (G) (fig. 8).
- Fit the flexible hose (L) in the vacuum opening
(H) (fig. 9).
- Fit the extensions (M) in the end of the flex hose
(L) and connect the most suitable accessory.
- Connect the device to a suitable electrical
outlet.
- Start vacuuming by pressing switch (B) (fig. 10).
•
Never use the appliance without a filter!
• If the appliance is used with especially fine dust
(size below 0.3 µm) the filter supplied will require
cleaning more frequently. For especially demanding
applications, the use of specific filters supplied as an
optional (Hepa - cod. 5.212.0010) may be necessary.
VACUUMING LIQUIDS
- Fit the filter (X) under the head (A) (fig. 11)
- Fit the vacuum head (A) on the shaft (I) and
tighten with the fasteners (G) (fig. 8).
- Fit the flex pipe (L) in the vacuum opening (H)
(fig. 9).
- Fit the extensions (M) in the end of the flex hose
(L) and connect the most suitable accessory.
- Connect the device to a suitable electrical
outlet.
- Start vacuuming by pressing switch (B) (fig. 10).
•
Never use the appliance without a filter!
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