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WET PICK-UP
See the Shop-Vac
vacuum filter guide on page 4 to
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determine which type of wet filtration is best for your
needs. Remove dry filters plus all dirt and debris found
in the tank assembly. Wet pick-up requires only the
foam sleeve OR cartridge filter to be in place. Do not
use dry filters for wet pick-up. When picking up several
tanks full of liquid, the filter will become saturated and
misting may appear in exhaust air. At this time, you
should dry the filter or change to a dry filter to eliminate
the misting and possible dripping of liquid around the
lid. After completing a wet pick-up job, raise hose to
drain into tank before shutting off vac. The interior of the
tank should be periodically rinsed clean.
NOTE: Wet pick-up accessories should be
washed periodically with soap and water,
especially after picking up wet, sticky liquids.
DRY PICK-UP
See Shop-Vac
vacuum filter guide on page 4 to
®
determine which type of dry filtration is best for your
needs. Better quality filtration is required for finer dry
materials. Collection filter bags are recommended for
very fine materials such as dry wall dust.
NOTE: When using vacuum to pick up very fine
dust, such as sawdust or dry wall dust, it will be
necessary to empty tank and clean filter at more
frequent intervals to maintain maximum pick-up
power or upgrade to collection filter bags.
KEEP FILTERS CLEAN
The efficiency of these vacuum cleaners is largely
dependent on the filter. A clogged filter can cause
overheating and possibly damage the vacuum
cleaner. Clean or replace filters regularly. Do not use
the vacuum or filters for collecting hazardous or other
health endangering materials.
NOTE: Never machine wash or dry filters.
CARTRIDGE FILTER MAINTENANCE
This filter is made of high-quality paper designed to stop
small particles of dust. The filter can be used for wet
or dry pick-up. A dry filter is necessary to pick up dry
material. If you use your vac to pick up dust when the
filter is wet, the filter will clog quickly and be very difficult
to clean. The filter may become saturated when picking
up large quantities of liquid, causing misting to appear
in the exhaust air. At this time, you should dry or change
the filter to eliminate this occurrence. Please handle the
filter carefully when removing it for cleaning or when
installing it. Check the filter for tears or small holes. Even
a small hole can cause dust to be exhausted. Do not
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OPERATION
use a filter with holes or tears. Replace it immediately.
INSTALLING AND CLEANING THE CARTRIDGE
1.
Slide cartridge filter down over filter cage.
(See Figure 9)
2. Place filter retainer on top of cartridge filter.
(See Figure 10)
3. Hold onto base of lid cage with one hand and turn
retainer clockwise to tighten. (See Figure 11)
4. To remove filter for cleaning, hold onto base
of lid cage with one hand and turn retainer
counterclockwise to loosen. (See Figure 12)
5. Slide cartridge filter off filter cage. (See Figure 13)
6. Clean wet filter by rinsing from inside. (See Figure 14)
7. Clean dry filter by tapping it on inside of waste can.
(See Figure 15)
8. When wet (to prevent mold and/or mildew build-up),
the cartridge filter should be removed and allowed
to air dry for a 24-hour period before being
re-installed back onto the filter cage.
Figure 9
Figure 13
BLOWER USE
The H-8095 and H-8096 Shop-Vacs
powerful blowers by inserting the hose into the motor
housing exhaust port. To use as a blower:
1. Clear hose of any obstructions.
2. Insert hose end into blower port on rear of unit. Twist
slightly to tighten.
3. Caution should be used when using attachment
due to the powerful force of air.
Figure 10
Figure 11
TIGHTEN
Figure 14
Figure 15
can be used as
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Figure 12
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