Crown CT42032F - Page 25

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Switching the power tool on / off
Manual switch on (see g. 15)
Switching on:
Set on / off switch 3 into ON "I" position (see g. 15.1)�
Switching off:
Set on / off switch 3 into OFF "0" position (see g. 15.2)�
Automatic switch on (see g. 16)
This switch on mode is intended to suck in dust which
has produced from other working power tools� Connect
other power tool (producing dust which is to be sucked
in) to socket 4 (see g. 16.1). Set on / off switch 3 into
ON "II" position� When the power tool is switched on,
the vacuum cleaner will switch on automatically� It will
switch off automatically if the power tool is switched off�
To switch off the vacuum cleaner set on / off switch 3
into OFF "0" position and disconnect the power tool
from socket 4 (see g. 16.2).
Design features of the power tool
Triple outlet air cleaning system
The system allows for effective removal of ne dust
(plaster, soot, etc�)� When sucked in, dust comes into
fabric dust bag 20 where the largest parts accumulate�
Then the air ow goes through water in the base 7 -
water moistens and collects ne dust particles. After
that the airow goes through HEPA-lter 18 where air
is nally cleaned.
Suction power adjustment
Suction power may be adjusted by turning regulator 1�
This function may be useful when cleaning dirt from light
movable objects (carpets, oor mats, etc.).
Air blowing mode (see g. 17.1)
This function allows for cleaning by blowing off waste
with airow in places where it is complicated or
impossible to suck in waste (air purging of complex
ofce machines, blowing leaves off gravel path, etc.).
Connect air hose 25 to air discharge outlet 2 (see
g. 17.1).
Possibility to connect other power tools
This function is intended for efcient removal of dust
built up after working with other power tools (jig saws,
disc saws, milling machines, etc�)� When in this mode,
the vacuum cleaner switches on automatically if the
connected power tool is switched on�
Recommendations on the power tool
operation
Carry out all above mentioned prepara-
tion and assembly steps depending on
the works to be done.
• Choose an appropriate nozzle depending on the
type of operation and work surface area�
• If you are going to use the vacuum cleaner as a
dust removing system for another power tool, connect
air hose 25 to the power tool using the corresponding
adapter� Choose automatic switch on as described
above�
• Connect the power tool to the mains and switch it
on�
• Pick up dust or liquid, blow off dry waste or work
with another power tool connected to the vacuum
cleaner�
• In the event of the reduction in efciency during
operation, take the following actions:
• check the suction line - if you nd any clogs,
remove them;
• check the lling of fabric dust bag 20, empty it if
full;
• check the lling of paper dust bag 31, replace it
if full�
• After operation, switch off the power tool�
• If you have sucked in liquids or worked in triple outlet
air cleaning mode, discharge the liquid from base 7,
wash and dry it�
Power tool maintenance / preventive
measures
Before carrying out any works on the power tool it
must be disconnected from the mains.
Emptying the fabric dust bag (see g. 17.2)
Be careful when emptying fabric dust
bag 20. It is prohibited to dump out dust
from fabric dust bag 20 into open re.
• Remove cover 11 with fabric dust bag 20 mounted
(see g. 17.2). If necessary, remove fabric dust bag 20
from cover 11 as described above�
• Move plastic lock 34 and empty fabric dust bag 20,
shake it out or clean it with a soft brush� If the bag
is very contaminated, carefully wash fabric plastic
bag 20 with warm soapy water, then dry it thoroughly
(see fig� 17�2)�
• Put top of the bag together and mount plastic
lock 34�
• If necessary, mount fabric dust bag 20 onto cover 11
as described above�
HEPA-lter cleaning (see g. 18)
• Install plug 12 into lower hose connector 6� Connect
air hose 25 to upper hose connector 30 (see g. 18.1).
• Switch on the power tool�
• Insert the end of the air hose 25 into hole 13 and
slightly push several times (see g. 18.2).
Sponge lter cleaning
• Remove lter 19 as described above�
• Carefully wash lter 19 with warm soapy water and
dry it thoroughly�
• Install lter 19 as described above�
• If lter 19 is damaged or very contaminated (and
may not be cleaned), remove it�
Cleaning of the power tool
An indispensable condition for a safe long-term exploi-
tation of the power tool is to keep it clean� Regularly