2400W Wet & Dry Vacuum
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
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MODEL No.:
MWW706S-35L-1200WC • 06/2018 • 61406
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AFTER SALES SUPPORT
(toll free)
2400W Wet & Dry Vacuum
e-mail: [email protected]
1800 909 909
MODEL No.:
MWW706S-35L-1200WC • 06/2018 • 61406
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Model#: DP250LS 5-speed Drill Press
230 – 240V ~ 50Hz 250W
n
o. 500-2500 min
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Ø13mm
EARTHED APPLIANCE
Serial No:
If cordset is damaged, have it replaced
by an authorised service centre.
250W
Power tool
rated power
Product (example): Watts:
Drill / Hammer Drill
Up to 1200W
Table Saw
Up to 1200W
Circular Saws
Up to 1200W
Bench Drills / Drill Press Up to 1200W
Mitre Saw
Up to 1200W
WARNING: Check the tank (10) regularly
and empty the waste collected when it is
about 2/3 full.
WARNING: The Wet and Dry Vacuum is not
suitable for the vacuuming of combustible
liquids. Refer to section ‘Specific Safety
Instructions’ before operating this appliance.
IMPORTANT: Be aware that a full tank can be very
heavy. In this event, place the appliance over a
drain and carefully open the drain screw (11) to
empty the liquid waste.
7. To empty the tank, firstly ensure you are in an
area where you plan to disperse the waste water.
8. Open the drain screw (11) by turning it anti-
clockwise (Fig V) and then drain the liquid from
inside the tank (10) (Fig W).
Automatic Mode using the Wet and Dry
Vacuum with an AC / electric power tool
or other product.
The Wet and Dry Vacuum includes an AC outlet
socket (4) for use with an AC / electric power
tool or other device that you want to activate the
vacuum with while the tool is in operation (Fig X).
The main purpose of using this function is for dust
extraction from electric power tools.
The AC outlet socket (4) will only operate on tools
that have an AC power requirement of up to 1200
Watts and only using one tool connected at a
time.
To establish the power draw of your AC / electric
power tool, refer to the rating / technical label on
the tool, per example Fig Y.
WARNING: Check the HEPA filter (16) regularly for any blockages
which may reduce the suction and cause motor overheating. If the
vacuum noise changes, immediately switch off the appliance by
pressing on the “O” on the ON/OFF switch and check the HEPA filter (16).
Clean the HEPA filter (16) ( following cleaning instructions on page 23) and
empty the tank (10) if required.
WARNING: Check the tank (10) regularly and empty the waste
collected when it is about 2/3 full.
Wet Vacuuming
WARNING: Users must strictly observe all warnings and information
contained in section ‘General Safety Instructions’ and in section
‘Specific Safety Instructions’ before operating this appliance.
WARNING: DO NOT use the HEPA filter (16) for wet vacuuming
applications.
IMPORTANT: The Wet and Dry Vacuum should only be connected to a mains
power supply socket; an RCD (Residual Current Device) is recommended.
1. Ensure the tank (10) is completely dry and free from dust and dirt.
2. Only use the foam filter (19) for wet vacuuming
applications (Fig U). Ensure you have already
fitted the flexible hose (17), extension tubes (18),
and if required, the floor tool (20) or crevice tool
(21) for wet vacuuming applications.
IMPORTANT: Ensure the foam filter (19) is
securely fitted before starting the Wet and Dry
Vacuum.
3. Plug the power cord (9) into the mains power
outlet and turn on.
4. To commence vacuum mode operation, press the “I” on the ON/OFF
switch (3) (Fig S).
5. To turn off vacuum mode, press the “O” on the ON/OFF switch (3) (Fig T).
6. When wet vacuuming, the floating safety valve (15) closes when the
maximum tank level is reached. In doing so, the suction noise of the
vacuum will change and become louder. When this happens, you
must switch off the vacuum and empty the tank.
Operation
Operation
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V.
W.
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