Milwaukee 0880-20 Manual Del Operador página 4

ASSEMBLY
WARNING
the battery pack before removing the tank.
CAUTION
dependent on the filter. A dirty filter will reduce
the air flow and overall efficiency of the system.
Do not clean with water. Remove from tank and
tap clean or blow off with compressed air.
Removing/Inserting the Battery
To remove the battery, push in the release buttons
and pull the battery pack away from the tool.
WARNING
or removing accessories.
To insert the battery, slide the pack into the body
of the tool. Make sure it latches securely into place.
Removing/Installing the Filter
Use the filter for dry pickup only.
1. Remove the battery pack. Close and latch the
battery compartment.
2. Release the tank latches and lift off the motor
housing. Place it upside down on a flat surface.
3. To remove the filter, turn it 1/2" counter clockwise
and pull it off of the motor housing/float cage.
4. Empty all debris from the tank.
5. To clean the filter, tap clean or blow dirt off with
compressed air.
NOTE: Never use water to clean filter.
6. To install the filter, slide it over the float cage. Line
up the filter tabs with the motor housing notches
and turn it 1/2" clockwise to lock in place.
7. Replace the motor housing and secure both
latches.
Pick-Up/Blower
The vacuum can be used for debris pick-up or as a
blower, depending on the port used.
1. For the debris pick-up, insert the large end of the
hose into the intake port of the motor housing,
lining up the tabs on the hose with the notches in
the port. Twist to secure and form a tight fit.
2. To use as a blower, insert the large end of hose
into the blower port
up the tabs on the hose with the notches in the
port. Twist to secure and form a tight fit.
WARNING
mended for this tool. Others may be hazardous.
Installing/Removing the Accessories
To install the nozzles, hoses or extensions, push
the accessory onto the vacuum inlet.
To reduce the risk of
injury, always remove
Keep filter clean. Efficiency
of the vacuum is largely
Always remove battery
pack before changing
of the motor housing, lining
Only use accessories
specifically recom-
OPERATION
WARNING
to pick up flammable or combustible materials.
To reduce the risk of injury, wear safety goggles
or glasses with side shields. Empty tank before
use.
Before use, ensure the filter and float cage are
properly installed. Remove filter before all wet
pick-up operations.
Starting and Stopping Vacuum
To turn on the vacuum, push the switch to the ON
(I) position.
To turn off the vacuum, push the switch to the OFF
(O) position.
Wet Pick-Up Operation
1. Remove ALL dirt and debris found in the tank.
2. Remove the filter. Ensure that the float cage
remains in place.
3. Turn on the vacuum and begin pick-up.
4. Turn off the vacuum immediately upon completing
a wet pick-up job or when tank is full and ready to
be emptied.
NOTE: If suction shuts off, turn off the vacuum im-
mediately and empty the tank.
5. Remove the battery pack.
6. Raise the hose to drain any excess liquid into the
tank.
7. Remove motor housing and pour liquid waste into
a suitable drain.
8. Clean the interior of the tank and pick-up acces-
sories periodically, more often when used to pick
up wet, sticky materials. Use warm, soapy water.
Automatic Suction Shut-Off
When picking up liquids, an internal float rises until it
seats itself against a seal at the intake of the motor,
shutting off suction. When this happens, the motor
will develop a higher than normal pitch noise and the
suction is drastically reduced. If this occurs, turn off
the vacuum immediately. Failure to turn off unit after
float rises and shuts off suction will result in extensive
damage to the motor. To continue use, empty the
liquid waste from the tank.
NOTE: If the vacuum is accidentally tipped over, it
could lose suction. Turn off the vacuum and return
it to an upright position. The float will return to its
normal position.
Before storing your vacuum, empty and clean the
tank, filter, and accessories. Remove the battery
pack.
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To reduce the risk of fire
and injury, do not use
Float cage
Storage