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vacuum from the electrical mains and check for improper use
conditions.
The Thermal Limiter will not intervene is the appliance is correctly
used.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING
A yearly technical check on parts and filtering
system by an authorized service center is required.
Service indicator (15)
The indicator turns on for scheduled service to keep the machine
working conditions. When warning light is on contact an autho-
rized service center to check and service the appliance and reset
the warning light.
The prolonged use of the vacuum cleaner with the warning light
on can cause more maintenance operation.
Ordinary check operations
WARNING
For user servicing, the appliance must be dis-
mantled, cleaned and serviced, as far as it is reasonably practi-
cable, without causing risk to the maintenance staff and others.
Suitable precautions include, decontamination before disman-
tling, provision for local filtered exhaust ventilation where the ap-
pliance is dismantled (according to local regulations), cleaning of
the maintenance area and suitable personal protection.
- Check the vacuum hose conditions;
- VERSION “E”: clean the liquid level sensor (24);
- Check the power cord, plug and outlet socket conditions: in
case contact an authorized service center for replacement;
- Check the filter bag: do not exceed recommended weight and
capacity! In case of laceration or perforation of the bag check
the filter cartridge and eventually ask for replacement to an au-
thorized service center;
- Check filter cartridges condition (23). In case of lacerations or per-
forations contact an authorized service center for replacement.
WARNING
Do not use the appliance without the full filter
set fitted!
Bag replacement
WARNING
Do not spread dust during dust bag replace-
ment!
- Wear an adequate dust mask;
- Detach the vacuum head pulling out the side hooks (11) and
remove the vacuum head (1) (pic. 7-8).
Filter replacement
WARNING
Do not spread dust during filter replacement!
- Wear adequate filter mask;
- Detach the vacuum head pulling out the side hooks (11) (pic.7-8);
- Turn the vacuum head upside down (pic.12);
- Remove the filter frame (21) turning the hooks (22) (pic.13);
- Remove the filter cartridges (pic.14) and fit them into a sealed
disposal bag;
- Fit new filter (cod. 036.1108) cartridges in the filter frame (pic.15)
and reassemble it on the vacuum head.
WARNING
Use genuine NORTON spare parts only. Refer
to www.rupes.com for parts code and authorized service center
Storage
When not in use, keep the appliance in a dry and cool place, with
the cord and hose inside the rear body compartment (Pic.19).
WARNING
Do not storage outdoor.
NORTON will not be held responsible for direct or indirect dam-
ages resulting from non-compliance with the requirements of this
manual.
TOOL IDENTIFICATION PLATE
POSITION AND MEANING OF INFORMATION
1. Tool identification;
2. Serial number;
A. Class of protection;
B. Nominal working voltage Volts (V);
C. Working frequency Hertz (Hz);
D. Nominal working voltage Amps (A);
E. Vacuum Motor Watt (W);
F. Max power at socket Watt (W).
G. Total max power (W)
H. 3 Wire. It indicates the kind of supply connection
TROUBLESHOO ING AND SOLUTION
Effects
Causes
Solutions
The motor will not star t No power
Make sure the unit is
plugged in
Power cord, switch or
motor defective
Contact an authorized
service center
The vacuum does not
star t automatically
Electronic module
Contact an authorized
service center
Vacuum flow is
insufficient
Bag full
Check the filter bag
One of the hoses or
accessories is clogged
Check the flexible hose
and the accessories
Clogged filters
Check the filters
cartridges
Dust from the exhaust
(10)
Filter cartridge torn
ripped
Contact an authorized
service center
Tools do not star t
3-way switch
malfunction
Contact an authorized
service center
Insufficient Power for
pneumatic tool
Insufficient com-
pressed air feeding
Check air passage
Red indicator on
Ordinary maintenance
limit exceeded
Contact an authorized
service center
Yellow indicator on
(VERSION “E”)
Max. liquid level
exceeded
Empty the bin
