Troubleshooting - Vacmaster VK1620SWC Original Instructions Manual

WARNING:

TROUBLESHOOTING.

Cleaning Performance
Vacmaster vacuum cleaners are tested for endurance. If your motor is operating, then the most
likely cause for a loss in suction is a blockage or an opening in the vacuum.
To maintain a high cleaning performance from your machine, it is important to replace or clean
cartridge filters as necessary. Replace full dust bags to prevent performance drops. A performance
drop with clean filters can only be caused by a blockage in the tools or the hose.
PROBLEM
The appliance does not work.
Dust is escaping from the motor
cover.
Power tool take-off socket does
not work.
Low suction power and high
operating noise / vibrations.
TROUBLESHOOTING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK-UNPLUG BEFORE
POSSIBLE CAUSE
No power.
Functional fault in the power
cord, switch, or motor.
The cartridge filter is missing or
damaged.
Misuse the cartridge filter when
wet vacuuming, causing the
damage of cartridge filter.
Misuse the foam filter when dry
vacuuming.
Power tool wattage is not
compatible with the power tool
take-off socket.
Incorrect operating mode
selected.
Dust bag is full.
Suction nozzle, hose, or tank
inlet is blocked.
Cartridge filter is blocked.
Float valve has closed.
Check the power supply and
fuse.
Have the damaged part
checked by qualified personnel
or contact the after sales
helpline.
Put in a cartridge filter or
replace it.
Replace the damaged cartridge
filter with a new one when dry
vacuuming.
Replace the foam filter with the
cartridge filter.
Check the wattage is
compatible with the power tool
take-off socket.
Ensure the switch is moved into
position II.
Replace the dust bag.
Check the suction nozzle, hose,
and tank inlet for obstructions.
Remove the cartridge filter and
clean.
Empty the container of any
liquid waste and ensure the
float value located underneath
the filter is able to move freely.
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SOLUTION
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