Vetter Oil water debris aspirator - Manual (Page 5)

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Acids, caustic solutions and aggressively
acting solvents can form mixtures which
are a danger to health and therefore
must not be aspirated.
Dust can also be aspirated with the Vetter Oil-Water-Debris Aspi-
rator. In agreement with the Trade Association we would like to
expressively point out that in this connection, this aspirator must
not be used for the aspiration of dust which is hazardous to health.
3. Preparing the product for use
3.1 Preparations for operation
Place the container into the trolley if there is a trolley available for
mobile operation. When using the adapter make certain that the
adapter sealing on edge of the container seals correctly. Check to
see if the motor head is seated correctly in the adapter opening.
Connect the suction hose into the suction coupling. Connect the
cylindrical suction pipe (with a yellow shrink-fit hose) to the ang-
led connection pipe, then connect the second suction pipe (co-
nical end ) to the cylindrical suction pipe. Join the liquid ground
nozzle, dual-purpose ground nozzle or floating suction collector
(depending of the task involved) to the suction pipe. Connect the
mains power plug to a correctly installed protection contact so-
cket.
4. Operating instructions
4.1 Aspiration of liquids
Switch on the suction turbine and start suction cleaning. If the
maximum capacity level in the container is reached then the
swimmer will block the suction opening of the motor head. Suc-
tion is then interrupted.
Switch off the suction turbine. If a second or third container with
a lid is available then the complete adapter with suction turbine
and suction hose can be fixed to another container and suction
cleaning continued as already described. The container which is
full should be sealed with the lid and made available for empty-
ing.
4.2 Aspiration of strongly contaminated liquids
Even when the liquid to be aspirated is strongly contaminated it is
not necessary to use an additional filter cage.