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6.6.1.
To prepare your vacuum cleaner for dry vacuuming, install the cartridge filter over the filter cage. Carefully push filter until it sits flush
forming a tight seal. Tighten the filter retainer lock clockwise to secure against the internal filter cage (Fig. 18).
6.6.2.
Install the dust bag and/or the disposable bag onto the suction port inlet. Refer to sections 5.9 & 5.10 for installation instructions.
IMPORTANT: Before picking up dust with occupational exposure limit values:
Check that all the filters are present and properly fitted.
For safety reasons, a visual warning indicator will activate if the air flow in the suction hose drops to below 20 m/s.
IMPORTANT: Dispose of the dirt in accordance with legal regulations.
WARNING! Remove the electrical plug from the socket before emptying after dry pick-up. After removing the suction hose from the
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machine, close the cover gasket.
NOTE: The requirements for the ingress degree (dust category M) have only been certified for dry vacuuming.
IMPORTANT: Check the filter regularly for optimal performance. An old or blocked filter will reduce suction performance.
WARNING! When using the tank liner, be careful not to vacuum heavy or sharp objects.
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WARNING! When removing the tank liner, use a P2-respirator, and securly tie a knot in the disposable bag.
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DO NOT make contact with any sharp objects and then carefully dispose of in accordance with local disposal regulations.
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6.7.
WET VACUUMING:
CAUTION! Never vacuum liquids without the water level limit system and foam filter in place.
NOTE: Empty the container before wet vacuuming.
6.7.1.
To prepare your vacuum cleaner for wet vacuuming, release the retainer lock and remove the dry use cartridge filter.
6.7.2.
Carefully install the supplied foam filter over the internal filter cage, making sure the whole cage is covered (Fig. 19.1).
WARNING! DO NOT USE DUST COLLECTION BAGS FOR WET VACUUMING.
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IMPORTANT! The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a float valve which is operational during wet suction (Fig. 20.2). The suction power
decreases when the maximum filling level is reached.
6.7.3.
When this happens, switch the vacuum cleaner off immediately, and empty the container.
7.
MAINTENANCE
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WARNING! REMOVE THE POWER CABLE FROM THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY MAINTENANCE.
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WARNING! ALWAYS USE A P2-RESPIRATOR WHEN PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE AND/OR REMOVING THE CARTRIDGE
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FILTER AFTER VACUUMING HAZARDOUS DUSTS.
7.1.
Keep all safety devices, air vents and the motor housing free of dirt and dust. Use a soft, dry brush to clean the equipment regularly.
7.2.
Clear all dirt or debris from the collection tank after each use. Allow to dry before replacing the power head.
7.3.
Check the hose, attachments, and power cable to verify that they have not been damaged or any debris is trapped and blocking
airflow.
7.4.
CLEANING CARTRIDGE FILTER
IMPORTANT! After vacuuming hazardous dusts, it is recommended to dispose of the cartridge filter within a sealed bag and dispose
of in accordance with local disposal regulations.
IMPORTANT! When manually cleaning the cartridge filter, be careful not to damage the filter.
7.4.1.
Remove the cartridge filter and clean by gently tapping or brushing dirt off. Ensure you always use a P2-respirator and only do so in a
well ventilated environment.
7.4.2.
For optimal performance it is recommended to replace the old filter with a new filter regularly.
7.4.3.
If necessary, use a mild soap and water solution to wash cartridge filter and rinse with clean water. Allow the filters to air dry before
re-installing.
7.5.
CLEANING FOAM FILTER
7.5.1.
Remove the foam filter and use a mild soap and water solution to wash and rinse with clean water (Fig. 21). Allow filter to air dry
before installing and using again.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING! Remove from mains supply before Troubleshooting or performing any maintenance.
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8.1.
CLEANING PERFORMANCE
8.1.1.
If your motor is operating, then the most likely cause for a loss in suction is a blockage or an opening in the vacuum. To maintain
a high cleaning performance from your machine, it is important to replace or clean cartridge filters as necessary.
8.1.2.
Replace full dust collection bags to prevent performance drops. A performance drop with clean filters can only be caused by a
blockage in the tools or the hose.
© Jack Sealey Limited
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Original Language Version
PC380M Issue:1 08/04/21
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