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IMPORTANT! When vacuuming large quantities of liquids, do not immerse the nozzle completely
in the liquid; leave a gap at the tip of the nozzle opening to allow air inflow. The machine is fitted
with a float valve that stops the suction action when the collection tank reaches its maximum
capacity. You will notice an increase in motor speed. When this happens, turn off the machine,
disconnect from power supply, and drain the liquid into a suitable receptacle or drain. To continue
vacuuming, refit the collection tank with the drain cap. After wet vacuuming, turn the machine
off and remove plug from power supply. Empty the collection tank, clean and dry the inside and
outside before storage. REMEMBER! The foam wet filter must be removed after wet vacuuming,
and a cartridge filter must be installed before dry vacuuming again.
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This Wet/Dry Vac has blowing capabilities. To use the blower feature follow the instructions listed.
WARNING: ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES COMPLYING WITH ANSI Z87.1 (OR IN
CANADA, CSAZ94.3) BEFORE USING BLOWER.
WARNING: KEEP BYSTANDERS CLEAR FROM BLOWING DEBRIS.
WARNING: WEAR A DUST MASK IF BLOWING CREATES DUST THAT MIGHT BE
INHALED.
1. Verify that the power cord is disconnected from the outlet (Fig. 1).
2. Make sure the collection tank is empty before using as a blower. Clear all dirt and debris from
the hose and collection tank.
3. Remove the hose from the vacuum port.
4. Secure the larger end of the hose into the blower port on the back of the power head (Fig. 2).
5. Fit the desired attachment onto the hose or extension wand (Fig. 3).
6. Verify that the power switch is in the 'O' OFF position before plugging the power cord into the
outlet. Plug the power cord into the outlet (Fig. 4 & 5).
7. Before turning on the vacuum, firmly hold loose end of the hose. Turn the motor on by flipping
the switch to the 'I' ON position (Fig. 6).
8. Once you have completed blowing, flip the power switch to the 'O' OFF position and unplug the
power cord from the outlet (Fig. 7).
BLOWER OPERATION
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