16 ENGLISH
ASSEMBLY
CAUTION:
Always be sure that the appliance
is switched off and the battery cartridges are
removed before carrying out any work on the
appliance.
CAUTION:
Always wear dust mask during
assembly or maintenance.
Installing powder filter (HEPA) and
prefilter (for dry dust)
CAUTION:
Never pick up water or other liq-
uids or wet dusts when using the powder filter.
Picking up such things may cause the powder filter
breakage.
To use powder filter:
1.
Place the prefilter into the tank aligning the mount-
ing position markings on the prefilter and tank.
2.
Set the damper into the prefilter, and then place
the powder filter over the damper aligning the mounting
position markings on the powder filter and prefilter.
3.
Mount the head unit over the tank and secure
them with the locking latches.
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Fig.11:
1.
Head unit
2.
Powder filter (HEPA)
3.
Damper
4.
Prefilter
5.
Tank
6.
Mounting
position marking
NOTICE:
Before using the powder filter, make
sure that prefilter and damper are used together.
It
is not allowed to install powder filter alone.
Installing paper pack
Optional accessory
WARNING:
Before using a paper pack, make
sure that the prefilter is used together.
Failure to
use the prefilter together may cause unusual noise
and heat, resulting in a fire.
NOTICE:
Never pick up water or other liquids
or wet dusts when using a paper pack.
Picking up
such things may cause the paper pack breakage.
NOTICE:
Before using a paper pack, make sure
that the powder filter, damper and prefilter are
always used together.
1.
Unfold a paper pack.
2.
Align the paper pack opening with the dust intake
of the tank.
3.
Install the paper pack into the tank with its card
-
board opening hooked on the paper pack holder.
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Fig.12:
1.
Paper pack
2.
Cardboard opening
3.
Paper pack holder
4.
Dust intake
Installing polyethylene bag
With a polyethylene bag installed in the tank, you can
easily empty the tank without letting your hands dirty.
Lay a polyethylene bag over the tank, and slip one side
of the top edge of the bag at its open end in between
the holder plate and the front wall of the tank.
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Fig.13:
1.
Holder plate
2.
Front wall of tank
3.
Polyethylene bag
Spread the other top edges of the bag outwards over
the top rims of the tank. Place the prefilter over the poly-
ethylene bag to fasten the opening of the bag securely.
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Fig.14:
1.
Prefilter
NOTE:
A polyethylene bag available on the
market can be used. 0.04 mm or thicker one is
recommended.
NOTE:
Too much dust will tear the bag easily, so
do not collect the dust more than the half of the bag
capacity.
Emptying tank with
polyethylene bag
WARNING:
Always make sure that the cleaner
is switched off and the battery cartridges are
removed before emptying the tank.
Failure to do
so may cause an electric shock and serious personal
injury.
NOTICE:
Do not apply a great impact on the
tank.
Applying a great impact may cause deformation
and damage to the parts.
NOTICE:
Empty the tank at least once a day
although this depends on picked-up dust volume
in the tank.
Or, the suction force will weaken and the
motor may be broken.
NOTICE:
Do not grab the hooks or latches when
emptying the tank.
Grabbing the hooks or latches
may cause them to break.
Release the locking latches and lift the head unit up off
the tank.
Shake off dust from the prefilter before lifting the filter
away from the tank.
Then remove the polyethylene bag out of the tank,
closing the opening of the bag by hand.
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Fig.15:
1.
Polyethylene bag
2.
Tank
NOTE:
Take the polyethylene bag out of the tank
carefully to avoid it from being scratched and torn by
the edges inside the tank.
NOTE:
Empty the polyethylene bag before it
becomes full. Too much dust in the tank may cause
the polyethylene bag to be torn.
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