To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the suction force weak on my Amano Vacuum Cleaner?
If your Amano Vacuum Cleaner's suction force is weak, it could be due to several reasons. First, try shaking out the filter if it's clogged. If the bucket is full, empty it. If the filter is old, consider replacing it. Also, inspect the intake port and hose for any clogs or damage, repairing as necessary. Finally, ensure the tank cover or bucket is securely in place.
What to do if my Amano Vacuum Cleaner does not operate?
If your Amano Vacuum Cleaner stops working and the power lamp is off, there might be a few reasons. Ensure the power cord is properly connected. If the cord is damaged, replace it or check the power source. If you're using a 3-phase power source, check for any missing phases. In case of a power outage, wait for the power to be restored. If the [ON] switch is defective, replace the printed board.
Why did suction stop during operation of my Amano Vacuum Cleaner?
If your Amano Vacuum Cleaner stopped suction during operation, it could be due to a few reasons. An overload might have caused the blower motor’s thermal relay to trip. Unplug the power cord, find, and eliminate the cause for the overload, then press the thermal relay RESET button. Alternatively, there might be a problem with the power supply; try unplugging the power cord and plugging it into a more stable power supply. Also, check for a power outage and wait for the power to come back on.
What to do if my Amano Vacuum Cleaner starts then shuts down?
If your Amano Vacuum Cleaner starts up but then quickly shuts down, it might be due to the incorrect installation of the tank cover or bucket, which could cause the thermal relay of the electromagnetic switch to trip. Make sure to correctly install the tank cover or bucket.
How to fix dust leaking from my Amano Vacuum Cleaner?
If dust is leaking from the exhaust port of your Amano Vacuum Cleaner, the filter might be damaged. Replace the filter. Alternatively, the filter may be improperly installed, so ensure it is installed securely.
What to do if my Amano Vacuum Cleaner is making strange noises?
If your Amano Vacuum Cleaner vibrates abnormally or emits a strange odor or noise, there might be a problem with the fan or the blower motor. Unplug the power cord. Check the fan and blower motor for problems or incorrect installation. If either is damaged, replace it.
Lists critical safety warnings for operation, material handling, and electrical safety.
Details important cautions regarding handling, operation, and maintenance to prevent injury or damage.
Identifies external components of the cleaner, including handles, ports, and wheels.
Explains the functions of the operation switch, power lamp, and indicator lamps on the control panel.
Specifies ideal conditions and locations for cleaner operation, including temperature and surface.
Details how to connect the hose and pipes to the vacuum cleaner.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove the hose and accessories from the bucket.
Instructions for assembling the floor-brush and connecting the hose to the intake port and pipe.
Essential warnings and cautions regarding safe connection to a 3-phase power supply.
Compares control panel layouts of standard and remote-controlled models.
Explains how to set DIP switches for different operation patterns and remote control functions.
Lists necessary checks and specifications for wiring remote control circuits.
Step-by-step guide for opening the control door and connecting signal wires to the terminal block.
Details setting operation patterns, performing a test run, and closing the control door.
Reiterates critical warnings about material handling, hazardous areas, and fire/explosion risks during operation.
Reiterates cautions about blocked ports, abnormal operation, and temperature limits.
Instructions for starting the vacuum cleaner using the ON switch and waiting for self-diagnosis.
Steps for shutting down the blower motor and storing the cleaner.
Procedure to correct phase reversal if the blower fails to start.
Important guidelines on proper handling, movement, filter use, and dust disposal.
Explains risks of operating with a blocked hose and resulting damage.
Warns against operating with excessive load and explains thermal relay function.
Advice on using the cleaner for central cleaning and necessary secondary air intake.
Safety warnings and cautions specifically for performing maintenance tasks.
Step-by-step guide for shaking out the filter, detailing manual and automatic procedures.
Instructions for manually removing and shaking out cloth filters.
Step-by-step guide for releasing, removing, discarding dust from, and replacing the bucket.
Instructions for removing, discarding, and inserting dust packs for cleaner disposal.
Steps for removing and installing a new molded filter, including checking the shakeout assembly.
Instructions for replacing cloth filters on specific models, including removal and installation steps.
Instructions for replacing cloth filters on specific models, including removal and installation steps.
Steps for removing and installing a new floor brush to maintain suction force.
Guide for inspecting belt condition and adjusting tension for proper operation.
Instructions for inspecting and reinstalling motor packing to ensure proper cooling and prevent motor failure.
Safety warnings and cautions to follow during periodic inspections.
Detailed technical specifications for various cleaner models, including dimensions, power, and performance.
Diagrams illustrating the external dimensions of the cleaner models in millimeters.
Electrical diagrams for manual and automatic filter shaking mechanisms.
Electrical diagrams for remote control configurations and change-over switch setups.
General| Brand | Amano |
|---|---|
| Model | Cleam Mac V-Sigma |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
