HAKO Citymaster 650 Operating Manual page 138

Attachments and Options
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Fig. 138:
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Fig. 139:
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Circulating water drain (optional)
If vacuum sweeping is done in the rain and too much rain water is taken
up, the surplus water can be drained off by the drain. To open, pull the
handle Fig. 138-A under the front right wheel case. To close, push the
handle back in.
Hand suction hose (optional)
The 4 metres long hand suction hose Fig. 139-98 is used for effectively
cleaning places difficult to reach.
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1. Start the vehicle and drive to the work site. Engage the parking brake.
Switch the suction fan on.
2. If necessary take the insert plate Fig. 139-A out from the holder and
push it under the rubber seal.
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• Work with the insert plate in the case of heavy soiling. The suction
force is increased. The circulating water supply is shut off with the
suction mouth lifted.
• Work without the insert plate in the case of slight soiling. With the
suction mouth lowered, additional circulating water is supplied to bind
the dust.
3. Loosen the lock Fig. 139-B and pull the hand suction hose down and
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out from the holder.
4. Hold the hand suction hose with the handles Fig. 139-C and clean the
surface. If required, adjust the handle rod to length with the locking bolt.
After cleaning push the hand suction hose against the holder. The hand
suction hose withdraws automatically due to the vacuum.
5. If necessary fasten the insert plate back on the holder.
6. Close the handle rod.
7. Lock the hand suction hose again.
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