Drainvac ProXtrak DF2P552, Руководство пользователя

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Figure B
SUPPORT
RoHS
WEEE GUIDELINES
This unit complies with the WEEE (Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment) Guidelines , which promotes the recycling
of this type of waste equipment and encourage the development
of products that are adapted to efficient waste reclamation at the
end of their life cycle.
The WEEE Guidelines stipulate that the original supplier should
agree to reclaim any obsolete equipment free of charge. We
recommend that you advise your supplier that you would like him
to reclaim your unit when you order and replace it with a new one.
Do not discard the unit with your regular garbage. The symbol representing a garbage
bin on wheels on the unit’s label
(Figure B) attests to this requirement. You must
ensure that, at the end of its life cycle, your unit is reclaimed, treated and recycled by
an authorized retailer or firm.
For more information, contact your municipal waste management department.
If you wish to speak with a customer service representative, please contact your
supplier/dealer.
To find a retailer near you, please visit our website :
www.drainvac.com/retailers.html
All presented units respect the European directive RoHS which limits the usage of
six dangerous substances.
Drainvac International
150 Brunet Street, Mont-St-Hilaire, QC J3H 0M6, Canada
THE UNIT WON’T START UP ...
SOLUTION :
1. Check fuse(s).
2. For units with more than 1 motor, inverse plug-in cords.
3. Check if the motor brushes are worn out or defective.
INSUFFICIENT VACUUM ...
SOLUTION :
1. Remove vacuum hose and start unit. If the succion is good at the unit,
the vacuum hose is blocked. Unblock by reversing hose inlet and outlet.
2. If vacuum is not good, check rubber valve and motor blades. They
might be damaged or dirty.
3. Check if the rubber valve is defective.
WATER COMING OUT OF THE MOTORS /
UNIT WILL NOT STOP…
SOLUTION :
1. Check if the liquid level probes are dirty.
2. Check if the water is too soft.
3. Contact us.
TECHNICAL PROBLEMS