Unpacking; General Set Up; Filter Installation And Cleaning; Dry Pick Up Operation - Shop-Vac EAL Series User Manual

UNPACKING WITH
FOLD DOWN HANDLE
(not standard with all models)
NOTE: ACCESSORIES AND FILTERS MAY BE
PACKED IN TANK.
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
2. To return handle to down position, push locked tabs to
unlock position (unlocked symbol).
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 4
FIGURE 5
6. Remove any accessories and literature that may have
been packed in the vacuum tank.
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1. Lift fold down handle into
upright position and lock
in place. FIGURE 1 &
FIGURE 2.
3. Lower handle.
FIGURE 3.
Note: handle must be
in upright and in locked
position to unlock lid latches.
4. Pull lid latches out from
bottom, lift up on bottom of
latch and bring down to side
of tank. FIGURE 4.
5. Lift cover off of tank by
using the handle on top of
the cover. FIGURE 5.

GENERAL SET UP

7. Before replacing tank cover, refer to Dry Pick
Up or Wet Pick Up Operation in user manual
to ensure you have the proper filters installed for your
cleaning operation.
FIGURE 6
9. Insert machine hose end with locking-nut into inlet of
tank. Turn locking nut to tighten. Do not over-tighten.
FIGURE 7
11. Attach one of the cleaning accessories (depending
on your cleaning requirements) on the extension wands.
Twist slightly to tighten the connection. FIGURE 7.
12. Plug the cord into the wall outlet. Your cleaner is
ready for use. I = ON, O = OFF
NOTE: Many more useful tools are available at your
local dealer or the Shop-Vac ® website.
FILTER
INSTALLATION
AND CLEANING
DRY PICK UP
OPERATION
NOTE: Never use the vacuum for dry pick up without a
dry use filter installed on the lid cage. Using the vacuum
without a filter will cause dust to discharge from blower
port and cause damage to motor.
INSTALLING AND CLEANING THE CARTRIDGE
FILTER:
8. Replace the tank cover.
Lift latches up and place in
the grooves on the cover as
shown in FIGURE 6. Push
in on bottom of latches to
lock in place.
10. Attach the extension
wands to the accessory end
of the hose. Twist slightly
to tighten the connection.
FIGURE 7.