Dustless HEPAPack - Manual (Page 3)

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GrOUNDiNG
iNstrUCtiONs:
This appliance must be grounded. If it
should malfunction or breakdown,
grounding provides a path of least
resistance for electric current to reduce
the risk of electric shock. This appliance is
equipped with a cord having an
equipment - grounding conductor and
grounding plug. The plug must be inserted
into an appropriate outlet that is properly
installed and grounded in accordance with
all local codes and ordinances.
DaNGEr
- Improper connection
of the conductor can result in a risk of
electric shock. Check with a qualified
electrician or service person if you are
in doubt as to whether the outlet is
properly grounded. Do not modify the
plug provided with the appliance.
NOtE: Static shocks are common
in dry areas or when the relative
humidity of the air is low. This is
only temporary and does not affect
the use of the vacuum.
MOtOr
vacuum motors must never be used in ap-
plication in which wet or moist conditions
are involved, where dry chemicals or other
volatile materials are present, or where
airflow may be restricted or blocked. Such
motors are designed to permit the vacuumed
air to pass over the electrical wiring to cool
it. Therefore, any liquid (including water), dry
chemical or other foreign substance which
could come in contact with electrical con-
ductors could cause combustion (depending
on volatility) or electrical shock. Failure to
observe these precautions could result in
property damage and severe personal injury,
including death in extreme cases.
tHErMO-PrOtECtOr iN-
strUCtiONs
This appliance is equipped with a thermo-
protector, which will cut off the circuit
automatically to prevent the motor from
overheating. Sufficiently plugging the airway
for an extended period will result in the
vacuum shutting off. If this occurs, press
the switch to turn the vacuum to its “OFF”
position and wait about 5 minutes for the
motor to cool to a safe operating tempera-
ture. Be sure to determine the cause of
overheating and rectify the problem before
using the vacuum cleaner again, or it will
continue to overheat and shut off. In some
instance the circuit is cut off because of high
motor temperature caused by dust bag clog
or airway block. Please unplug the vacuum
and check the inner dust bag and airway.
If the dust bag is too dirty and clogged,
replace with a new one. If airway is blocked,
please get rid of the blockage before reuse.
The motor can be restarted when it is cool.
ELECtriCaL
excluding 220v motors, vacuum motors
operate on a standard 120 volt, 60Hz, AC
circuit. Severe changes in voltage, high or
low, can cause damage to the motor and
cause premature motor failure.
ExtENsiON COrD
To prevent electrical damage, use the
recommended 16 gauge extension cord
provided. If you need to use a 100 foot cord,
it must be 14 gauge or better. Do not use
cords longer than 100 feet.
PrEParatiON FOr OPEratiON
1. Remove the cover
(No. 34) and cover
seal ring (No. 33),
pull out the cloth
dust bag (No. 31).
Check to see that
the filter guards
(No. 1, No. 2 and
No. 3) have not shifted during shipping
(Figure A).
2. Install an inner dust bag (No. 32) inside
of the outer cloth dust bag (No. 31). At
the beginning of each shift, the bags
should be checked. Empty or replace as
necessary. Note: Never use a dust bag
without the cloth dust bag.
3. This unit had 2 filter options. The open
top filter can be emptied and reused. The
closed top filter is designed to be filled
and disposed of. There fore if there are
any harmful contaminants in the filter
bag, they wont escape the filter bag. The
vacuum is equipped with a filter agitator
rod. The knob, which can be seen from
on top, can be pulled up and shaken
from side to side when the vacuum is
turned off to knock the debris off the
filter and back to the bottom of the filter
bag, increasing your suction once more.
4. Place the cover seal
ring (No. 33) on the
dust bags’ opening
(No. 32). (Figure B)
5. Replace the cover
(No. 34) and clip the
sunken edge of the
cover tight by pushing downward the
cover clip (No. 7).
6. Push the bent
connector tube
(No. 35) into the
cover (No. 34),
make sure that it
inserts into the
cover (No. 34)
completely and
tightly (Figure C).
7. Check the hose ends to make sure that
they are tightly fixed.
8. Check the wear on the cord by the
vacuum body ad
at the plug. Pass
the power supply
cord (No. 13)
through the strip
outside the left
side of the waist belt. (Figure E).
9. Fix the switch box (No. 11 and No. 15)
under the sewn strap and knot the other
strap around the switch box. (Figure F &
Figure G).
Figure B
installation and Operating instructions
Figure C
Figure A
Figure E
Figure F Figure G
Grounding Pin
Grounded
Outlet