Intended Use - stayer VVAC2200 Manual De Instrucciones

and chromium from chemically-treated lumber. The risk
from these exposures varies, depending on how often
you do this type of work.
To reduce your exposure to these chemicals: work in
a well ventilated area, and work with approved safety
equipment, such as dust masks that are specially
designed to filter out
microscopic particles.

INTENDED USE

This vacuum cleaner is primarily designed to operate
in conjunction with power tools which require dust
extraction, such as sanders, saws, wall chasers,
scouring machines, etc. This machine extracts non-
dangerous dusts, dirt, shavings etc.
This machine may also be used to vacuum water and
other non-flammable and non corrosive liquids.
The end user/operator is solely responsible for any
damage or accident should the machine be used for any
use other than its intended purpose.
PREPARATION AND INITIAL OPERATION
Electrical connection.
The operating voltage shown on the rating plate must
correspond to the voltage of the power supply. Make
sure that the vacuum cleaner is switched off when you
plug the power supply.
This machine must ALWAYS be plugged
into a properly grounded outlet. NEVER
operate the m a c hine if it is not grounded.
This will result in a static electrical build-up
which will destroy
components.
SWITCH MODES:
ON/OFF
This machine has a multi-mode On/Off Switch.
In position "OFF" the vacuum cleaner is switched off
but there is always current to the Integrated Switching
Appliance Socket.
Different modes of operation are possible:
1.- SWITCH POSITION "MANUAL": The cleaner motor
starts immediately and runs continuously.
2.- SWITCH POSITION "AUTO –AC": The Integrated
Switching Appliance Socket is live. The cleaner motor
starts only when the tool connected to the appliance
socket is switched on.
There is a 1 second delay in the vacuum starting (to
avoid tripping the circuit breaker) and a 10 second delay
in shutting off (to clear the hose of dust) followed by a
cycle of the filter shaker.
Before turning the switch to the "AUTO –AC" position,
ensure that the tool connected to the appliance socket is
switched off.
Observe the maximum connected load of 2200W for the
Integrated Switching Appliance Socket.
the machine's electronic
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Automatic Filter Shaker Function.
This machine
electromagnetic
automatically with a cycle every 20 seconds to shake
accumulated dust from the Diaphragm Filter. It will also
cycle when the switch is switched off (both in manual and
automatic modes) It is fully automatic and only operates
when the Diaphragm Filter is in place. When it engages,
there will be a slight noise. This noise is normal and
does not indicate any malfunction of the machine. To
minimize noise, always install the Diaphragm Filter with
the exposed metal side of the anvil facing downwards.
Suction Power Control
(See FIG.2, A= Integrated Switching Socket, B=
Suction Power control Wheel, C= On/Off Switch)
The Suction Power Control Wheel can be used to adjust
the suction to suit the situation. In some cases, less
than full power will be needed. For example, with small
sanders, too much suction power will tend to make the
sander "stick" to the workpiece. In that case, the suction
power needs to be turned down. Lowering the suction
power will also have the side benefit of making less
noise.
Application.
The 2 rear wheels may be locked by the brakes, which
will prevent the machine from rolling away unexpectedly.
To lock, either raise or lower the brake levers. To unlock,
move the brake levers to the center position. (See FIG.3.
Brake Lever: Center Position Is "Off", Either Up Or Down
Positions are "On" ).
The Electric Blower function
The hose may be connected to the Exhaust Port for
powerful blower function. The blower is very useful for a
variety of purposes such as drying and cleaning.
The 32mm/37mm Rubber Power Tool Connector
This connector is designed to connect to the dust
extraction port of a power tool. Directly connect to the
port if it is 32mm. Carefully slice off one section for
37mm ports. Note-Remember to save the sliced off
segment, since it may be reversed and reinserted into
the connector to sleeve it back down to 32mm.
See FIG.4.
Machine Set up: Filter Configurations
Removing and Mounting the Diaphragm Filter
(See FIG.5)
Whether wet or dry vacuuming, The diaphragm filter
should always be used. It is washable and incorporates
the Automatic Filter Shaker. To remove or replace:
• Ensure that the machine is unplugged.
• Open the unit by opening the 2 catches located on the
sides of the machine.
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is equipped with an
filter shaker device.
automatic
It operates