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DUST COLLECTION BAG
Fine dust, such as dust from cement, soot and plaster are too fine to be used with only the foam
sleeve and risk getting into the motor and damaging it, thereby, nullifying the vacuum cleaner’s
guarantee. Therefore always use a dust collection bag when cleaning these types of materials.
1. Unplug the vacuum from the electrical outlet and remove the motor assembly from the tank.
2. Hold the cardboard collar tightly and slide the rubber protective element as far as possible onto
the intake port.
3. When everything is in place, unfold the bag out and position it around the inside walls of the
tank.
VACUUMING UP WATER AND LIQUIDS
Remove all dirt and debris from the tank. A foam sleeve must be used to vacuum up wet debris.
• Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet before removing the motor assembly from
the tank. Turn the motor over.
• Remove the dust collection bag and install the foam sleeve as described previously in
Operation Section.
START VACUUMING
The vacuum cleaner is equipped with an automatic shut-off system that works when you vacuum
up liquids. When the liquid reaches a certain level in the tank, an internal float closes against a
joint which cuts off the motor intake and suction.
1. Turn off the vacuum cleaner.
2. Unplug the vacuum cleaner from the power source.
3. Raise the hose so that it drains into the tank.
4. Remove the motor assembly from the tank.
5. Be careful when emptying heavy tanks. Drain the tank into an appropriate drain. Place the
motor assembly back on the tank. Engage the locking clamps.
BLOWER FEATURE
This vacuum can be used as a powerful blower. To use your unit as a blower insert hose end into
blower port on rear of unit. Clear hose of any obstructions before attaching to blower port. Caution
should be used when using as a blower due to the powerful force of air when using certain
attachments.
WARNING : ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION TO PREVENT DEBRIS FROM BEING BLOWN
OR RICOCHETING INTO THE EYES OR FACE WHICH CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY.
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