Vacmaster VMVK1630SWC, Manual

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OPERATION
1. Switching On/Off
Connect the mains plug to a suitable a power outlet.
2. Power Tool Take-Off Operation (Fig. 6)
Position Status
I on
O off
II automatic synchronized start-up
WARNING:
Always check the maximum wattage compatibility of the power tool take
off socket against the desired power tool before connecting to prevent overloading.
1) Connect the power cable of your power tool to the power take-off socket.
2) If applicable, connect the vacuum suction hose to the dust extractor connector on your tool with
the supplied adaptor.
4. Unfold the upper handle assembly into the upright position. The upper handle has two
adjustable height positions. Secure in place by tightening the wing knobs clock-wise (Fig. 3).
5. Your vacuum cleaner comes ready for dry vacuum cleaning with the cartridge filter. If the
cartridge filter and nylon pre-filter are not installed, refer to page 10.
6. Optionally, for improved dust filtration, fully fit the dust bag flange onto the inlet stub (Fig. 4).
7. For wet vacuuming, replace the cartridge filter and pre-filter with the foam filter supplied. Do not
use a dust bag when wet vacuuming. If foam filter is not installed, refer to page 11.
8. Secure the power head back on the container, using the 2 side latches. Insert the locking end
of the hose into the suction port of the container and turn clockwise to lock into place (Fig. 5).
9. Choose the desired accessories and/or extension wands and push fit onto the hose nozzle.
ASSEMBLY
NOTE: A Phillips screwdriver is required.
1. Remove all the contents from inside of the vacuum cleaner container.
2. Turn the container upside down and insert the feet with casters into the slots and apply
pressure until they click into place (Fig. 1).
3. Insert the wheel axle into the rear wheel housing on the base. Insert a washer onto the axle
followed by the rear wheel and another washer. Insert the wheel retaining pin into the hole on
the end of the axle to lock into place. Push fit the hub cap onto the wheel. Repeat the same
steps on the other end of the axle (Fig. 2).