Taking the product out of operation – Vetter Permanent aspirator User Manual

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2.) Interrupt the suction sequence by briefly switching off the

suction turbine if the level is the same. By doing this, the

pumping sequence is not interrupted. Switch the suction tur-

bine on again as soon as the level of liquid in the container has

correspondingly sunk.

4.4

Aspiration of strongly contaminated liquids

The Permanent Aspirator is equipped with a collection filter cage
in order to protect the feed pump. To empty the filter cage, turn
it counter clockwise and take it out of the holder. Empty the filter
cage and re-insert. Remember that with strongly contaminated li-
quids it should be regularly emptied because if it is full it will grea-
tly reduce the suction power.

4.5

Care and maintenance

Any special maintenance measures are not required owing to the
sturdy construction of the Vetter aspirator. The suction hoses are
not, under any circumstances, to be cleaned with a hot water high
pressure cleaner, as for example can be done with the containers.
The motor head with the suction turbine is maintenance-free and
does not therefore require any special maintenance.

5.

Taking the product out of operation

The disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment (ap-
plicable in the countries of the European Union and other Euro-
pean countries with a separate collection system for these items)
in accordance with the electrical and electronic equipment act
(ElektroG) of 24th March 2005, implementing the EC guidelines
2002/96/EC on electrical and electronic equipment (“WEEE gui-
delines“).
This symbol on the product or its packaging means that the
electronic components of this product are not to be treated as
normal household waste but must be returned to the manufac-
turer for recycling (free delivery).

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