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5.2.
optional squeegee. figs. 9, 10 and 11.
5.2.1.
the optional squeegee should be attached to the underside of the vacuum cleaner fig. 11.
5.2.2.
depress the operating pedal. the squeegee will drop on to the surface to be cleaned. fig. 10.
5.2.3.
If necessary, adjust the height of the squeegee using the butterfly nut at the front of the cleaner. this sets the height of the front guide
wheel. fig. 9.
5.2.4.
With the squeegee in contact with the surface to be cleaned, lock the guide in position.
5.2.5.
operate the squeegee by pushing the vacuum cleaner across the area to be cleaned.
5.2.6.
When cleaning is completed, raise and lock the squeegee by depressing the rest and lock pedal.
fig.9
fig.10
6. cleanIng and maIntenance
6.1.
cleaning
note: If the suction is weak, remove the paper or fabric filter and remove the dust by hand patting the filter.
6.1.1.
remove the vacuum cleaner head to access the filter. Fig. 12.
6.1.2.
Remove all dust on the filter. Clean and if necessary air-dry the filter for further use.
6.2.
emptying the tank
6.2.1.
Position the cleaner next to a suitable container or drain. lock tank onto frame. fig.4. Put the rear wheel locks on. Hold the frame handle
with one hand and lift the tank to the emptying position using the tank handle. fig. 13.
fig.12
7. troublesHootIng
cleaner will not operate.
dust comes from the motor cover.
Reduced efficiency and increased
motor speed/vibration.
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no power supply.
faulty power cable, switch or motor.
container full of liquid.
filter missing or damaged.
filter clogged.
nozzle, hose or bin inlet blocked.
Original Language Version
fig.11
fig.13
check supply.
check and repair or replace faulty item.
empty container.
fit or replace.
Replace or clean filter.
check nozzle, hose and bin inlet for
blockage.
Pc477,Pc477AK1.V2 | issue 4 05/12/16
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