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5.10.
To use disposable bag, place the disposable bag into the container, and fully fit the tank liner flange onto the inlet stub. Fold the top
edge of the tank liner over the rim of the container (Fig.7).
5.11.
To use a disposable bag and a dust bag together, place the disposable bag into the container and fully fit the disposable bag flange
onto the inlet stub, and fold the top edge of the disposable bag over the rim of the container, then fully fit the dust bag flange onto the
inlet stub
(Fig. 8).
5.12.
For wet vacuum cleaning, replace the cartridge filter with the foam filter supplied. DO NOT use a dust bag and/or a disposable bag
when wet vacuuming. If the foam filter is not installed, refer to section 6.7.
5.13.
Secure the power head back on the container using the latches. Insert the locking end of the hose into the suction port of the container
and turn clockwise to lock into place (Fig. 9).
5.14.
Choose the desired accessories and/or extension wands and push fit onto the hose nozzle.
5.15.
FLOOR NOZZLE ATTACHMENTS
5.15.1.
The floor nozzle comes supplied with additional attachments to ensure correct suction across different floor surfaces and applications.
5.15.2.
To remove the floor nozzle attachments, turn the floor tool holder upside down.
5.15.3.
Using a flathead screwdriver or other suitable tool, locate the holding clips on each outer edge.
5.15.4.
Insert a flat edged object directly next to the holding clip, between the insert and the floor tool holder. Pry the attachment up from
underneath (Fig. 10 & 11).
5.15.5.
Insert the new attachments into the holder applying downwards pressure (Fig. 11).
5.15.6.
The attachments can be used in three combinations (Fig. 12):
Brush and Squeegee Combination: For use with mixture of wet or dry liquids.
Dual Brush Combination: For use with dry materials or carpeted floor surfaces.
Dual Squeegee Combination: For use on hard floor with wet liquids.
NOTE: The textured side of the rubber squeegee must be facing outwards.
6. OPERATION
6.1.
SWITCHING ON/OFF
6.1.1.
Connect the mains plug to a suitable power outlet.
6.2.
POWER TOOL TAKE-OFF OPERATION (FIG. 13)
WARNING! Always check the maximum wattage compatibility of the power tool take off socket against the desired power tool before
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connecting to prevent overloading.
6.2.1.
Connect the power cable of your power tool to the power take-off socket.
© Jack Sealey Limited
Original Language Version
PC380M Issue:1 08/04/21
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