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Panther 15 Operation
Repair service for this machine must be performed by an NSS authorized service center. Repairs performed by an
unauthorized company will void the machine warranty.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Technical Information
Power 1200 Watts
Air flow 173 cm/h
Protection Class Double Insulation
Weight 6 Kg
Diameter of Accessories 35mm
Length of Cord 15m
Decibel 50dB
NOISE
GENERAL INFORMATION

Now that the machine is unpacked remember to
recycle all packing materials.

Inspect the machine for damage or missing
components. If damage is found, contact the local
freight company to file a freight claim.

Certain parts are packed in the tank to protect them
from damage. These parts need to be removed
before putting the vacuum cleaner into use.

The supply voltage must be the same as that shown
on the name plate.
MACHINE OPERATION
With the switch in the off position, plug the electrical
cord into an approved outlet (See page 2). Turn on the
machine with the foot operated switch located on the left
side of the machine.

Attachments may be added for overhead cleaning in
such applications as removing dust from tops of door
and window frames, walls and ledges.

Brush and upholstery tools may be added to aid in
hand work. Select the proper tool for the maximum
cleaning result.

When using the machine on floors, the operator
should drop their arm slightly to allow air to enter the
front edge of the tool on the forward stroke. On the
backward stroke the operator should raise their arm
slightly to allow the back edge of the tool to clear the
floor. This method gives the air a chance to do the
work in the most effective manner.

The operator should make strokes at a leisurely pace
and at a length that feels the most natural.
MAINTENANCE
Routine maintenance is critical to ensure proper
machine operation and cleaning performance. Perform
all maintenance procedures as follows:
WARNING: Always unplug machine before
performing any maintenance. See front page for
warnings.
Daily Maintenance

Inspect the cord and plug for any damage.

Remove the hose from the machine at the end of
each workday. The tube handle should be removed
from the hose and the hose should be laid in a loose
coil or hung over several pegs on the wall.

Filter bags must be emptied and cleaned on a regular
basis to prevent loss of vacuum suction and possible
machine damage. After emptying the cloth filter bag
reinstall it back into the machine.

Periodically vacuum the inside of the filter bag for
maximum suction and filter bag life.
Weekly Maintenance

Verify that all daily maintenance has been done.

Remove tool from tube handle to clean and inspect
for wear.

Clean the inside and outside of the vacuum cleaner.

Clean the rubber seal on the inside of the lid.
Monthly Maintenance

Verify that all weekly maintenance has been done.

Oil casters and wheels with a light machine oil.

Replace casters and wheels as necessary.
Every 6 months
Check the carbon brushes in the vacuum motor for
wear.
NOISE
Sound pressure level at Operator
position
50 dB(A)