Technical Service - Campbell Hausfeld DC3000 Manual Del Usuario

Operating Instructions
applications
BAtHRooM SINK AND BAtHtUB
The sink drain plug is usually metal and
is operated by a lever from above. This
plug must be removed. This can usually
be done by twisting and lifting on the
plug while it is in the "Open" position
(See Figure 10).
Overflow
opening
X
figure 10 - Removing drain plug (top),
open and closed positions (bottom)
Some tubs have lever operated plugs
that are located down in the neck of
the drain and present no interference
in the drain cleaner cone. This type of
plug need not be removed, but must
be in the "open" position when the
drain cleaner is used.
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Use your extension tube when using
the drain cleaner with commodes to
keep from contacting contaminated
water. Simply slide the extension tube
onto the gun nose and place the 4 inch
cone on the end of the tube as shown
in Figure 11.
Gun nose
4 inch cone
Extension tube
figure 11 - Extension tube with
4 inch cone
figure 12 - Removing drain basket
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KItCHEN SINKS
The drain cleaner
must not be used
when chemicals are in the
contaminated water. Chemicals
splashed can cause serious injury,
especially for sensitive areas such as
the eyes.
Single Sinks: Remove the sink basket
(see Figure 12). The drain cleaner cone
can fit into the opening to seal off the
opening.
Double Sinks: See instructions in
Operation for proper sealing of drain
configuration.
Maintenance
After using your drain cleaner, wash
the extension tube and cones with mild
soap and water solution. Rinse with
cool water. Allow to air dry before
storing. Store in a cool, dry place.

technical service

For information regarding the
operation or repair of any of these
products, please call 1-800-543-6400.