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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
care to keep your balance.
Make sure you have a safe hand when you are
working on slopes.
Move forward by walking, do not run.
Dismantle the bag (picture10)
Grab the bag handle and press the locking
button to release the support. If the support has
been released, the user must carry the bag's
weight alone.
Emptying the bag (picture11,12)
1. If the bag is full, switch off the vacuum unit at
the handle and pull the plug.
2. Grab the bag handle and press the locking
button to release the support.
3. Holding the handle lift the upper part of the
bag frame away from the unit, and put the bag
on the ground.
4. Use both hands to carry the filled bag to
your dustbin or compost heap, make sure that
the bags opening is directed upwards when
carrying.
5. Turn the bag around to empty the mulched
debris into the trash can. If debris should remain
stuck in the bag. Open the two Velcro fasteners
at the top of the bag and turn it inside out.
Important notes with the collection bag
As with all of the bags of this kind, the material
gets clogged with small particles during
operation. Therefore, some simple routine
maintenance steps are required to maintain the
unit's performance.
1. After each use, the bag should be cleaned by
shaking it, this will maintain the bag's proper
filtering function. If the bag should be clogged
by moist particles, let it dry before cleaning.
2. The collecting bag can be cleaned using
a garden hose. Always spray the bag at its
exterior side. You can turn the bag when it is still
moist. Always make sure that the bag is
completely dry, before you store or use it.
Attention: Collecting bag must not be spray
with the water while it is attached to the
machine.
3. The collecting bag is a consumable part. It is
subject to a high amount of wear and tear, and
must therefore be replaced from time to time.
Replace a worn out bag immediately. To avoid
an unnecessary wear and tear of the collecting
bag,prevent the bag from being dragged
over the ground, when using the unit.
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