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O R I G I N A L I N S T R U C T I O N S
DEVICE OPERATION
Preparation to work
Check the vacuum cleaner container, empty it from waste if necessary.
Check the condition of fi lters. If the fi lters intended for dry cleaning (paper) and a nonwoven fi lter are dirty, they should be cleaned
only with a stream of compressed air of a pressure not higher than 0.3 MPa. If impurities cannot be removed from fi lters, they
must be replaced with new ones. Filters designed for wet cleaning (sponge) can be cleaned by immersing them in lukewarm water
with addition of soap. After cleaning, rinse them in clean water and squeeze out the excess of water. Do not twist. Allow them to
dry before use.
Check the condition of gaskets, if any damage is found, gaskets should be replaced with new ones.
NOTE!
It is forbidden to work with a vacuum cleaner without properly installed air fi lter. This may lead to damaging the vacuum
cleaner and also cause an electric shock.
The base of vacuum cleaner features possibility of mounting the casters. In the fi rst place, fi x the caster holders in the base and
fasten them using screws (II). Then press down the caster plugs into the caster holders (III).
A metal chain was attached to the bottom side of the container. Make sure that it will be in contact with the ground during the work,
this will allow discharging electrostatic charges that accumulate during operation.
The vacuum cleaner has been fi tted with a fl oat (IV), which cuts off the supply of air every time the tank overfl ows. Before the
start of work, make sure that the fl oat and guides in which it is moving have not been damaged, are clean and ensure free fl oat
movement. Each fl oat activation is signalled by louder motor operation and a drop in suction power.
Note! It is forbidden to use a vacuum cleaner without a properly functioning fl oat.
The vacuum cleaner has been fi tted with two types of fi lters designed for various types of work.
A fi lter made of sponge is designed for wet cleaning. Paper fi lter is designed for dry cleaning.
Regardless of the type, the fi lter should be slid over the fl oat guides to cover them along the entire length [V].
Make sure that the fi lter will not slide off the fl oat guide spontaneously.
Do not use the wrong type of fi lter. Using a fi lter designed for dry cleaning for fi ltering during wet cleaning will lead to damaging
the fi lter, which may lead to damaging the vacuum cleaner. Using a fi lter designed for wet cleaning for fi ltering during dry cleaning
will not provide the correct level of fi ltering, which may lead to damaging the vacuum cleaner.
In case of dry vacuum cleaning, a bag should be attached inside the container. The bag’s inlet should be slid over the inner part of
hose fastening (VI) so that the gasket around the bag’s orifi ce is fully attached to the hose fastening. Inner part of hose attachment
has been fi tted with a fl ange used for holding down the bag attached.
Note! Do not attach the bag in case of wet vacuum cleaning.
Attach the cover onto the upper edge of vacuum cleaner container so that it adheres with its entire circumference. Using latches,
hold the cover tight against tank. Please note that there are two marked points on the cover that allow obtaining proper tightness
of fastening (VII).
Connect the fl exible hose to the inlet orifi ce. Hose connection should be slid into the orifi ce so that the cuts on it hit the protrusions
of the inlet orifi ce and then turn in direction pointed by arrow marked “CLOSE” (VIII). Make sure the hose would not slip off during
operation.
Connect the two parts of pipe together by inserting the narrower end of pipe into the wider one (IX). Then connect the pipe to free
end of the elastic hose, also inserting the narrower end of hose into the wider end of pipe (X).
In the same way, attach the accessory in form of a brush or a narrow sucker (XI) to free end of the pipe.
Select proper accessory for the selected type of work. The brush is intended for cleaning large and fl at surfaces, and a narrow
sucker for places that cannot be reached using a wide nozzle.
In order to dismantle the hose, turn its connector in direction pointed by arrow marked “OPEN”, and then slide off the connection
of inlet orifi ce. Dismantling of extension pipes and nozzles should be carried out the other way round than assembly.
The vacuum cleaner allows connecting the hose also to the outlet orifi ce, so it can used as a blower. The hose is connected in a
similar way to the inlet orifi ce: slide it in and turn to block.
Caster holders and the cover of vacuum cleaner are fi tted with handles allowing temporary fi xing of accessories for the time of
work or storage of the vacuum cleaner. It is possible to attach extension pipes and suction nozzle in base brackets (XII).
Working with vacuum cleaner
NOTE! It is forbidden to work with a vacuum cleaner dealing with hot ashes. The temperature of trash sucked by vacuum cleaner
cannot exceed 40 degrees centigrade.
