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WARNING:
For proper use, place the aspirator on a flat, stable surface in order to have the full
volume of use of the jar and better efficiency of the overflow device. The vacuum jar, during use, must
be used in vertical mode, to prevent the action of the backflow valve. If this protection is triggered, turn
the device off and disconnect the pipe connected to the vacuum jar (indicated with the word VACUUM)
on its cover.
WARNING:
Ensure that the IN marker on the filter is on the side facing the collection jar lid and fitted
into the “VACUUM”.
A wrong connection causes immediate destruction in case of contact with sucked liquids.
FLOW DIRECTION
Suction Pump Inlet
Jar Air Tube
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Connect the short silicon tube, with filter
antibacterial, to the suction connector . The
other tube, with one end connected to the
filter must be connected with the other end
to jar's lid connector where has been fixed
the red float. When the 90% of the volume
of the jar is reached there is the activation
of the security float (the float close the
aspiration connector on the jar) to avoid
liquid penetration inside the device. The
device must be used on a plan of horizontal
operation.
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Connect the long silicon tube to the other
jar's lid connector
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Connect the other end of the long silicon
tube to the probe plastic connector then
connect the suction probe to it.
•
Connect the power cord to the device then
connect the plug to the electrical mains
supply.
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Push switch on position I to start suction
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Once finished push switch on 0 position and unplug.
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Unscrew the jar's lid and fill the jar 1/3 full or ordinary water (this for an easy cleaning operations and
an rapid reaching of the functionally vacuum) then rescrew the lid on the jar correctly.
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To extract the accessories and start with cleaning.
WARNING:
The power supply cable plug is the element of separation from the electrical mains system:
even if the units equipped with a special on / off switch button, the power supply plug must be kept ac-
cessible once the device is in use so as to allow a further method of disconnection from the mains supply
system.
