EXTRACTION MODE SETUP
Remove water quickly and effectively from flooded
structures.
1) Connect vacuum hose to vacuum inlet.
2) Connect one or two power cords depending on
job requirements. The second cord must be
connected to a separate 15 amp circuit.
NOTICE:
The power cords of the HVE3000 should be
plugged into separate GFCI-protected 115 volt outlets
rated for at least 15
amps. Always plug the cord firmly
into the base of the unit first and secure the cord into the
cord clip.
NOTICE:
Connect to two separate 15A circuits ONLY. A
bright green light indicates correct connections. No light
will show when using only one cord.
3) For automatic pumpout,
connect hose to pumpout
outlet to pump outlet and turn pump switch ON.
Do not
use anything smaller than a
⅝ in. hose, and ensure
there are no kinks in the hose.
For increased pumpout
performance, see “Maximizing Pumpout Performance,”
p. 5.
NOTICE:
Before turning the pump on, attach a drain
hose and place the end into a sink, toilet, or other
suitable drain. Operating the pump without a drain hose
in place may cause injury.
NOTICE:
Avoid contact with water draining from the
pump outlet. Water is pressurized and may exit the unit
with force. Water may contain chemicals or
contaminants that can be a health hazard upon contact.
4) Turn on vacuum blower(s) to LOW, MED or HIGH.
The machine can operate with either one or both
blowers running. For maximum vacuum performance,
turn on both Blower 1 and Blower 2.
For use as truckmount extraction booster, see
“Booster Mode” below.
NOTICE: Keep truckmount outlet capped when not
in use.
EXTRACTION OPERATION TIP
Place the HVE3000 as close as possible to the end of
the hose run nearest the wand or other extraction tool.
This position will maximize the vacuum boost provided
by the unit.
Airflow shut-off
If the blowers emit a high-pitched whine and there is no
vacuum generated, it most likely means that the ball
float has engaged and that the tank is full and needs to
be emptied, or that excessive foam is present. When
this occurs, check the tank and empty it if necessary,
and use a defoamer any time foam is present.
TRUCKMOUNT BOOSTER SETUP
NOTICE:
Do not attempt to operate the unit with a
truckmount producing vacuum pressures greater than
12 in. Hg (164 in. H
2
O). Doing so could damage the unit
and will void the warranty. Be sure to adjust your
truckmount pressure to 12 in. Hg (164 in. H
2
O) or less.
Use in conjunction with a truckmount extractor to provide
additional extraction power.
The HVE3000 has been
tested to boost vacuum on hose runs as long as 300
ft. (90 m). To maximize performance, we recommend
using the shortest runs as possible.
NOTICE:
Do not operate with water temperatures
exceeding 140° F (60° C). Doing so could damage the
unit and will void the warranty.
1) Connect vacuum hose to vacuum inlet.
2) Connect one or two power cords depending on
job requirements.
The second cord must be connected
to a separate 15 amp circuit. A green light indicates the
unit has been correctly connected to separate circuits.
Cover assembly latches (×4)
Recovery tank interior.
NOTE: Pump, float and
float arm assembly are
located inside tank.
Filter lid seal
Airflow shutoff valve
assembly
Filter lid
Filter basket
Filter lid clamps (×2)
Gravity drain hose
FIG. D
SP004 HVE3000
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Dri-Eaz Products, Inc.
