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unplug, grasp t heplug, n ot t hecord.
Donotusewith damaged cord, p lug or
other p arts. Ifyour v ac isnot w orking a sit
should, hasmissing parts, h asbeen
dropped, damaged, leftout- doors, or
dropped into water, return ittoaSears
Service C enter.
Donotpull o rcarry bycord, u secord as
handle, close a door o ncord, orpull c ord
around s harp edges o rcorners.
Keep cord away f rom heated s urfaces.
Donothandle p lug orthevac withwet
hands.
Donotputanyobject intoventilation
openings. Donotvacuum w ithanyventi-
lation o penings blocked; keep free ofdust,
lint, h airoranything thatmay reduce a ir
flow.
Keep hair, l oose clothing, fingers, and all
parts ofbody away f rom openings and
moving p arts.
Toreduce t herisk offalls, u se
extra care
when cleaning
on stairs.
Observe
the following
warnings
that
appear
on the motor
housing
of your vac.
WARNING:
To reduce
the risk of
I
I
electric
shock
- do not expose
to
rain - store
indoors.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
The operation
of any utility vac can result
in foreign
objects
being
blown
into the
eyes, which
can result in severe eye dam-
age. Always
wear safety
goggles
comply-
ing with ANSI
Z87.1
(shown
on package)
before
commencing
operation.
Safety
Goggles
are available
at Sears
retail
stores.
To reduce
the risk of hearing
damage,
wear ear protectors
when using the vac
for extended
hours
or when,
using it in a
noisy area.
For dust operations,
wear dust mask.
WEAR
YOUR
Use only extension
cords that are rated
for outdoor
use. Extension
cords
in poor
condition
or that are too small
in wire size
can pose fire and shock
hazards.
When
using an extension
cord,
be sure it is in
good
condition.
Using any extension
cord
will cause some loss of power.
To keep
the loss to a minimum,
use the following
table to choose
the minimum
wire size
extension
cord.
Extension
Cord Length
A.W.G.
0-50 Ft.
14
50-100 Ft.
12
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