Maintain the ash vacuum cleaner in good condition. Use authorised agent for servicing.
Empty and clean the ash vacuum cleaner after each use.
When not in use store the ash vacuum cleaner in it’s original packaging in a clean, safe, childproof location.
WARNING! The warnings, cautions and instructions discussed in this instruction manual cannot cover all possible
conditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood that common sense and caution are factors which
cannot be built into this product, but must be applied by the operator.
2. INTRODUCTION
Ideal for the collection of ash or
fi
re debris from
fi
replaces, stoves, wood burners, BBQs, grills and more. A powerful 1200W motor provides
great suction performance whilst also acting as a blower. With a 20L capacity, the lightweight tank features quick release clips for ease
of emptying. A 1.2m
fl
exible metal lined suction hose allows the suction of ash up to a temperature of 40°C(100°F). Easily switch to blow
function by using the outlet on the top of the vacuum. Features
fi
lter cleaning function by placing the end of the nozzle on the button at the
top of the unit. Includes a HEPA
fi
lter with metal cover preventing the leaking of ash and dust and round aluminium nozzle. Cable length
2.5m.
3. SPECIFICATION
Air
fl
ow: .......................................................................90m³/hr
Drum size: ........................................................................ 20L
Filter type: ........................................................Cartridge
fi
lter
Maximum vacuum pressure: .................................... 160mbar
Motor power: ...............................................................1200W
Supply: ...........................................................................230V
Vacuum accessories diameter: ................................. Ø34mm
4. CONTENTS
5. ASSEMBLY
5.1.
ATTACHING THE FILTER
5.1.1.
Place
the
outer mesh filter over the HEPA
fi
lter (
fi
g 2).
5.1.2.
Place the HEPA
fi
lter and outer mesh filter onto the motor cover and secure by turning the
fi
lter in the direction of the lock arrow
indicator
(
fi
g 2).
NOTE:
There is a safety switch fitted on the motor cover which prevents the ash vacuum cleaner from operating with no filter.
5.2.
REMOVING THE FILTER
5.2.1.
To remove the
fi
lter follow section 5.1 but in reverse.
5.3.
ATTACHING THE MOTOR COVER
5.3.1.
Centrally place the motor cover with the attached
fi
lters onto the top of the tank (
fi
g 2).
5.3.2.
Secure into place with the latch hooks (
fi
g 3).
5.4.
REMOVING THE MOTOR COVER
5.4.1.
To remove the motor cover follow section 5.3 but in reverse.
5.5.
ATTACHING THE HOSE
5.5.1.
Align the tongues on the end of the hose with the grooves in the tank suction inlet (
fi
g 3) and turn in the direction of the lock arrow
indicator.
5.6.
REMOVING THE HOSE
5.6.1.
To remove the hose follow section 5.5 but in reverse.
5.7.
ATTACHING THE HOSE NOZZLE EXTENSION
5.7.1.
Centrally insert one end of the metal hose nozzle extension into the remaining open end of the hose (
fi
g 1).
5.8.
REMOVING THE HOSE NOZZLE EXTENSION
5.8.1.
To remove the hose nozzle extension follow section 5.7 but in reverse.
6. OPERATION
NOTE:
Ensure all Safety Instructions in Section 1 are read and understood and carried out before use and save the instructions and
warnings for future reference.
6.1.
POWER SWITCH
WARNING!
Ensure that the ash vacuum power switch is in the OFF position prior to connecting to the electrical mains.
6.1.1.
Plug the ash vacuum cleaner into the electrical mains.
PC200A Issue 1 23/11/21
Original Language Version
© Jack Sealey Limited
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
1
Tank
2
Motor cover
3
Hepa filter
4
Outer mesh filter
5
Suction hose
6
Hose nozzle extension
fi
g.1
fi
g.2
