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4.Whenthe liquidin the drumreachesa
predetermined level,the
float mecha-
nism will rise automatically to cut off air-
flow. When this happens, turn off the
vac, unplug the power cord, and empty
the drum. You will know that the float
has risen because vac airflow ceases
and the motor noise will become higher
in pitch, due to increased motor speed.
IMPORTANT:
To reduce the dsk of dam-
age to the vac do not run motor with float
in raised position.
Emptying
Dust Drum
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of
injury from accidental
starting,
unplug power cord before emptying
the drum.
1. To remove the power assembly to
empty contents of the dust drum, simply
lift the two drum latches at the front and
rear of the dust drum and lift the lid
assembly up and off the dust drum and
set to the side. NOTE: Lift the power
assembly by the latches.
2. Lay the power assembly upside down
on a clean dry area while emptying the
drum or changing the filter.
3. Dump the drum contents
into the
proper waste disposal container.
4. If the contents
are liquid, you may dis-
pose by using the drain provided in the
drum for easy emptying. Simply
unscrew the drain cap and allow the liq-
uid to drain completely
out of the vac
drum.
WARNING:
To reduce
the risk of
back injury or falls, do not lift a vac
heavy with liquid or debris. Scoop or
drain enough contents
out to make
the vac light enough to lift comfort-
ably.
Cord Wrap
When vacuuming is complete, unplug the
cord and wrap it around the handle on the
back of the power assembly.
Hose Storage
Lock the "Pos-I-Lock "_ hose into the inlet
of the vac and insert the opposite end of
the hose into the blowing port in the back
of the vac, or wrap the hose around the
motor cover of the vac and clip the hose
lock to two ends of the hose.
Cord Wrap
Area
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