Filter Maintenance - Pro-Team AviationVac Operating Manual

BACKPACK VACUUMS
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Figure U
Figure W
NOTE: If using a high filtration disc in place of the foam media, check it every two to
three weeks. When the disc becomes discolored, replace it with a new disc. The life of
the high filtration disc will depend greatly on the use and care of the Intercept Micro
Filter and Cloth Filter.
5. For backpack models (with exposed exhaust filter), rinse, air dry, and return the foam
filter/diffuser at the bottom of the vacuum below the motor (Figure X).
6. Following the above instructions is the best way to prolong the life of the vacuum.
DO NOT TRY TO WASH or VACUUM the LineVacer HEPA, ULPA or QuietPro BP
and QuietPro CN HEPA Exhaust Filters. Doing so will fracture the filter media, greatly
decreasing its efficiency. HEPA and ULPA filters CAN be shaken out gently.
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Figure V
Figure X

Filter Maintenance

1. Empty and inspect the filters
every time you start and finish
vacuuming (Figure S). Replace
if necessary. A clogged and
dirty filter restricts airflow and
results in reduced suction and
overheating.
2. To replace the Intercept Micro
Filter, slide filter into the Cloth
Filter and secure into vacuum
(Figure T).
3. Once a month, or as
necessary, hand or machine
wash the Cloth Filter and let it
line dry, do not put it in the
dryer (Figure U).
4. Once a week, or as necessary,
clean the Dome Filter.
a. First, remove the Intercept
Micro Filter and Cloth Filter.
Reach into the vacuum
body and twist the Dome
Filter from the motor
(Figure V).
b. Pull the top piece of the
Dome Filter off and remove
the foam media (Figure W).
Shake it out, rinse it and let
it air dry thoroughly
c. Firmly snap the top piece
of the Dome Filter into
place (Figure V).
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