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Operation (wet and dry suctioning)
When the handle pipe is used, the secondary air valve can be used to adjust
the suction output.
Pull out the plug after you have finished. Fix the suction hose in the
accessory storage location on the back of the container for storage. The
ends of the hose can be pushed into each other to prevent particles of dirt
from coming out.
Dry suctioning
Only suction with a dry filter, unit and accessories so that the dust does not
adhere and harden. We recommend using a fleece filter bag if soot, cement,
plaster, flour or similar substances are suctioned.
Always use the fleece filter bag in combination with the filter cartridges.
Friction inside the extraction hose causes static electricity to develop during
extraction. Operating personnel may receive unpleasant electric shocks
while working. To derive this, we recommend using static charges (Art. no.:
35319 - optional), an antistatic hose.
Wet suctioning
Suction without a paper filter bag. The filter cassettes are suitable for wet
suctioning. The installed sensor switches the motor off when the tank is full.
Empty the unit is outlined in Section Emptying the tank. If the unit is not
switched off, the restarting safeguard remains effective. The unit will only be
ready for operation again after it has been switched off and switched on
again.
Before emptying, first remove the suction hose from the liquid.
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Due to the high suction output and the streamlined shape of the
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tank, a little water may escape from the hose after the unit has been
switched off. For the subsequent dry suction phase, use a dry filter.
In case of frequent changes between dry and wet suctioning, we
recommend using a second filter set, preferably polyester filter
cassettes.
CAUTION!
Switch the vacuum cleaner off immediately if foam or liquid starts
to come out.
Cleaning the filter
The suction unit is fitted with an electro-magnetic filter cleaning device which
can shake off any dust adhered to the folded filter cassettes.
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