Oneida Air Systems CC500 Owner's Manual page 19

Maintenance (Continued)
Emptying the Bag
When first using the dust extractor, check the
Cassette (I) regularly to get an idea of how often it
needs to be emptied.
1. The bag cassette is sealed at one end with a cable tie. Once the bag
starts to fill up, pull it down and new material is drawn from the
cassette to make the bag longer.
2. To make a new bag, pull the material down and seal it at the top
with a cable tie.
3. Add another cable tie above the first one and cut the bag material
off between the two cable ties.
Cleaning out the Cyclone
If the bag and hopper becomes overfilled and the
cone is packed with dust:
1. Wear a dust mask and eye protection.
2. Turn off the CC500 and unplug it. Remove the motor section
carefully, making sure to not damage the air fitting on top of
the filter. Remove the 1/4" tubing from the push lock fitting on
top of the filter. Remove the filter carefully making sure not to
damage the filter as you're removing it. WARNING: Silica Dust is
dangerous, treat the contaminated filter as you would treat silica
dust.
3. Try to get contents of cone to fall down into hopper and Cassette
(I). Empty Casette (I) and reinstall as directed. Follow directions
under "Cleaning the Filter". If the Cone and Filter are packed so
that dust won't flow down into the Longo Cassette on it's own
then unclamp the motor section and set aside.
4. Remove the filter by removing the four Nylock Nuts (C) and the
Filter Hold-Down Plate.
Note: Review Cleaning the Filter Section for a detailed step by step.
5. The top of the cyclone can now be accessed to allow debris to drop
down into the drum/bin.
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