6. Ensure that the filter is securely fitted onto the float cage.
7. Place motor housing back on top of the collection bin and secure with the side
clips.
8. Clip hose into the outside of the inlet stub, making sure it is secure.
To remove the hose, push down the button and pull firmly away from the unit.
9. To use the blower function, clip the hose into the top of the cleaner in the same
way.
10. Attach the desired accessory to the end of the hose.
OPERATION (INCLUDING POWER TAKE-OFF MODE)
1. Unwind the mains lead fully.
2. Connect the appliance to the mains or extension lead.
3. The unit has two operating modes – continuous and power take-off mode. With the
switch set in position I (continuous mode) the vacuum motor will operate when the
switch is on.
4. With the switch in position II (power take-off mode) the operation of the vacuum
motor is controlled by the power tool, plugged into the socket on the unit. When
the power tool is switched on there is a delay of approx. 5 seconds before the
vacuum motor switches on. When the power tool is switched off there is a delay
of approx. 7 seconds before the vacuum motor switches off.
5. Operate as required in either mode, dependant on the task.
6. You can adjust the air flow by sliding the air flow adjustor forward for maximum
suction, covering the hole, or backwards, opening the hole, to reduce the suction.
Beware of discharged air from the outlet on the motor housing.
UNPACKING & SET UP
1. Remove all packaging materials and accessories and lift unit out of box.
2. Unclip the motor housing and remove from waste collection bin.
3. Remove hose, castors and accessories from inside the collection bin.
4. Fix castors into the four corners of the base of the unit by pushing them into
position.
5. Attach inlet stub into waste collection bin by aligning (a) and (b) either side of the
bin, as pictured, using the four screws supplied. You will need a Philips PH2 driver
to secure the inlet stub to the bin.
4
A
B
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