Hydrophobic Hepa Filter Change - Clayton Barracuda Electric Safety, Operation & Maintenance

Immersion separator 120v / 220v with pneumatic tool sync

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If this vacuum is used to collect hazardous material, appropriate personal protective equipment may be required.

The Hydrophobic HEPA Filter cannot be cleaned. The filter should be replaced when it is damaged, clogged, or when the HEPA

timer card has reached 12 months.

1. Safe the Vacuum

• Disconnect the Vacuum from power source

2. Remove the Power Head

• Unlatch the Power Head from the tank

• Lift the Power Head and attached HEPA filter off the tank by the top handle

• Carefully sit the Power Head on the floor - avoid damaging the HEPA filter

3. Unbox a new HEPA Filter

• Remove the Clayton HEPA Timer Card from the box and set aside

• Remove the HEPA Cable Lock from the box and set aside

• Remove the HEPA Filter from the box and remove from plastic bag

4. Remove the HEPA Filter

• Holding the Power Head on its side cut the HEPA Cable Lock and remove

• Unscrew the HEPA Filter

• Dispose of the HEPA Filter according to your company policy

5. Install a new HEPA Filter

• Holding the power head on its side, screw the new HEPA Filter onto the threaded nipple

• Ensure the white inner ring of the HEPA Filter is in contact with the underside of the power head

• If it is not, turn it clockwise until it comes in contact with the underside of the power head

• See the instructions included with the HEPA Cable Lock

6. Replace the Power Head

• Sit the Power Head on the tank

• Rotate the Power Head so that the switch on the Power Head is in line with the inlet port on the vacuum tank

• Latch the Power Head to the tank

7. Activate the HEPA Filter Timer

• Remove the old HEPA timer card from the power head

• Attach the new HEPA timer card with a zip tie (included) to the top handle of the vacuum

• Follow the directions on Timer Card to activate

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