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OPERATION
DRY VACUUM CLEANING
WARNING
It is absolutely necessary for you to read, understand,
and observe the “Safety Information and Warnings”
section.
Never vacuum up hazardous materials. If an incorrect
dust bag is used, then the guarantee becomes void.
Make sure that the appliance is not plugged into the
power mains.
Make sure that the foam filter is clean and dry and
installed over the filter basket. See figure 13.
Slide the dust bag over the hose connection in the
tank. Press it until it snaps firmly into place.
In the process, make sure that the dust bag is not
damaged. See figures 14 - 15.
Place the upper section on the tank once again and
close the clamps. See figures 8 - 9.
Place the large end of the hose on the front air intake
stub on the tank. See figure 10.
Select the desired nozzle or the tube;
connect it to the vacuum hose. See figure 11.
Make sure that the ON/OFF switch on the appliance is
in the “OFF” position (position “0”) before you plug the
power plug into the receptacle.
Plug the power plug into the receptacle.
Switch the motor on (ON/OFF switch in position “l”).
When you have finished vacuuming, switch the motor
off by putting the ON/OFF switch into the “OFF”
position (position “O”).
Unplug the power plug.
Check the dust bag regularly and change it when it is
2/3 full. The bag is designed such that only air, and no
dust, can pass through the paper. Therefore a used
dust bag may not be reused.
NOTE:
Don’t use the dust bag for vacuuming up objects
with sharp edges or wet objects.
CARTRIDGE FILTER (NON WASHABLE)
When using the cartridge filter, no dust bag is
necessary.
Place the cartridge filter on the filter basket from the
top, turn on the cartridge filter cap. See figure 18.
After extended use, it can be cleaned by tapping out
or brushing out.
WET VACUUM CLEANING
WARNING
It is absolutely necessary for you to read, understand,
and observe the “Safety Information and Warnings”
section.
NOTE:
Never vacuum up hazardous materials.
Make sure that the appliance is not plugged into the
power mains.
Check to make sure that the tank is free of dust and
dirt.
Remove the dust bag and only leave the foam filter
over the filter basket. See figure 16.
Place the upper section on the tank once again and
close the clamps. See figures 8 - 9.
Place the large end of the hose on the front air intake
stub on the tank. See figure 10.
Select a nozzle or the telescopic tube and slide it over
the suction tube. See figure 11.
Make sure that the ON/OFF switch on the appliance is
in the “OFF” position (position “0”) before you plug the
power plug into the receptacle.
Plug the power plug into the receptacle.
Switch the motor on (ON/OFF switch in position “l”).
When you have finished wet vacuuming, switch the
motor off by putting the ON/OFF switch into the “OFF”
position (position “0”).
Unplug the power plug.
After use, empty and dry the tank.
TIP:
If you want to vacuum up a large quantity of
liquid from a sink or a tank, please don’t put the entire
suction nozzle in the liquid; rather leave a little space
so that some air can also be drawn in along with the
liquid.
The appliance is equipped with a float switch that will
stop the vacuuming when the tank is full. In this event,
switch the appliance off and unplug it.
Be aware that the full tank can be very heavy. In this
event, place the appliance over a drain and carefully
open the outlet screw. The contents of the tank can
now drain out to a great extent. See figure 17.
Now, remove the upper section from the tank and pour
the rest of the liquid into a suitable tank or drain. Then,
you can continue vacuuming after you have replaced
the upper section.
After wet vacuuming, switch off the appliance and
unplug it. Empty the container and clean/dry it inside
and outside before putting it away.
