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• Lift away the Tank Cover.
• Remove the Diaphragm Filter.
• When replacing the Diaphragm Filter, ensure that it
seats properly in the channel at the top rim of the tank so
that it makes a good seal. The exposed metal part of the
anvil should be facing down.
• Replace the Tank Cover and 2 catches.
Removing and Mounting the pair of Main Filters
(See FIG. 6. D= Electromagnetic Filter Shaker, E:
Main filter, F= Filter Frame, G= Catch)
The pleated Main Filters are the standard second stage
filters. (The optional special Wet-Use Main Filters are
also removed and mounted in the same way as the
standard pleated Main Filters). 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.
• Lift away the Tank Cover
• Looking at the underside of the Tank Cover, push the
catch of one of the Filter Frames. The Filter Frame will
come away from the Tank Cover.
• The Main Filter may now be removed.
• To replace, first place the Main Filter in the Filter Frame.
Then engage the tangs of the Filter Frame on one end
and snap in place on the other end. When replacing,
ensure that they are seated properly to make a good
seal.
• Replace the Tank Cover and 2 catches.
NOTE: If dust is blowing out of the exhaust port, this
indicates that at least one of the main filters e ither
has a hole, or is not seated properly..
Mounting Filter Bags
(See FIG. 7. H= Filter Bag Connection Port )
Except when wet vacuuming, the filter bag must always
be mounted.
• Ensure that the machine is unplugged.
• Open the unit by opening the 2 catches located on the
sides of the machine.
• Lift away the Tank Cover
• Remove the Diaphragm Filter.
• Do not leave the bag fully flat and folded. Help the bag
to open somewhat by hand so that it will be able to open
properly when the machine starts.
• Fully attach the bag opening onto the connection
port.
Vacuuming dry media
Not suitable to vacuum hazardous or toxic
substances such as asbestos. The filters m
ay not be able to capture all particles and
may exhaust
environment.
them back into
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Before using the vacuum cleaner to extract dry
materials, the machine must set up in a dry vacuuming
configuration.
The pair of Main Pleated Filters must always be in place.
The Filter bag and Diaphragm Filters must both be
mounted at all times.
Note: It is not recommended to dry vacuum when there
is liquid in the tank or if the tank and f i l t ers are still wet.
Severe caking of dust and possible damage will occur.
Whenever transitioning from wet to dry vacuuming,
ensure the entire tank and filter system is clean and dry.
If it is necessary to transition often between dry and wet
vacuuming, it is best to have 2 sets of first stage and
main filters.
Vacuuming liquids.
Never attempt to vacuum flammable or corrosive
liquids!
CAUTION: Never begin wet vacuuming
when there is dry dust in the tank. Severe
caking of dust and possible damage to the
machine may occur. Always clean the tank
before beginning.
A paper disposable filter bag may not be used when
vacuuming liquids. Use the washable Diaphragm Filter or
a washable filter bag for the first stage and the pair of
special Wet-Use Main Filters.
When full, empty the tank by opening the tank cover and
carefully dumping out.
The Automatic Liquid Overflow Switch.
(see FIG. 7, I= Overflow Switch Electrodes Must Be
Kept Clean)
When the maximum liquid level is reached, a shut-
off switch automatically shuts off the motor. To function
properly, the automatic overflow switch must be kept
clean. When preparing to vacuum liquids, clean the
electrodes before beginning.
NOTE: The automatic overflow switch only functions
with electrically conductive liquids, such as water. It
will not function with non-conductive liquids, such
as oils. When vacuuming these, check the level
regularly.
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