Nederman E Series, Instruction Manual

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E - Vacuum Cleaners EN
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CAUTION! Risk of equipment damage.
• Use only Nederman original spare parts and accessories.
• Use the correct filter for collecting wet material.
• Make sure to correctly assemble the filter bag when changing form wet to dry collection.
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Turn off vacuum cleaner if liquid or foam escapes from it.
• Do not load the handles with more than 75 kg. See figure 10 .
• Do not hang bulk bags by their corner straps. Straps are only intended to keep the bag
from collapsing. The weight of the collected dust/material must be supported by the
pallet, see figure 6 (C).
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Store vacuum cleaner in standing position.
6.1 Clean the cartridge filter/filter bag
WARNING! Risk of personal injury.
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Always use proper protective equipment where there is a risk for exposure to dust, see
figure 10 .
• Lock the vacuum cleaner’s wheels before service.
• Wear an approved breathing mask, and do not spread dust when cleaning or replacing
filters, see figure 10 .
NOTE!
• Clean the filter after each use.
• If using a washable filter, it can be washed with water and detergent. Let it air dry.
• Replace cartridge filter after it has been washed twice.
• If cartridge filter is placed into a dust bag for disposal, tie off the dust bag, see figure 10 .
1. Turn off vacuum cleaner.
2. Empty dust from filter into a container or dust bag.
3. Clean cartridge filter by tapping it lightly on the floor.
4. Shake filter bag.
6.1.1 Manual reverse air cleaning
Depending on the model, the vacuum cleaner uses one of two methods for manual reverse
air cleaning of filters, see figures 8 and 9 .
Figure 8
1. Turn on vacuum cleaner.
2. Handle position during vacuuming 8 (A).
3. Move handle to position 8 (B) for filter cleaning.
4. Repeat three times.
Figure 9
1. Turn on vacuum cleaner.
2. Disconnect hose 9 (A).
3. Open and close lid 9 (B).
4. Repeat three times.