DeWalt DCV586M - User Manual

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Summary

Product Overview and Safety

Technical Data

Lists key technical specifications like voltage, flow rate, and capacity.

General Safety Instructions

Provides essential safety advice and precautions for operating the dust extractor.

Additional Safety Warnings

Battery and Charger Safety

Covers crucial safety precautions for handling and using DEWALT battery packs and chargers.

Specific Safety Rules for Dust Extractors

Charger Maintenance and Battery Safety

Battery Pack Safety

Crucial safety guidelines for handling, storing, and using battery packs.

Battery Transportation Safety

Guidelines for safely transporting lithium-ion battery packs, including regulations.

Dust Extractor Markings and Usage

Intended Use and Restrictions

Details the proper applications and limitations for the dust extractor.

Battery Features and Hose Attachment

Installing and Removing Dust Bags

Instructions for installing and disposing of paper or fleece dust bags.

Dust Extractor Operation

Operating Instructions

General guidance and safety precautions for using the dust extractor.

Flow Rate and Low Battery Alarms

Explains the function and adjustment of flow rate and low battery alarms.

Using the Dust Extractor

Steps for operating the dust extractor for vacuuming.

Connecting and Pairing

Pairing with Wireless Tool Control

Instructions for pairing the dust extractor with a remote or compatible tool via wireless control.

Cleaning, Storage, and Accessories

Available Optional Accessories

Troubleshooting Guide

Motor and Operation Issues

Solutions for problems like motor not running or unit stopping during use.

Dust Capture and Wireless Control Problems

Tool Pairing and Battery Issues

Summary

Product Overview and Safety

Technical Data

Lists key technical specifications like voltage, flow rate, and capacity.

General Safety Instructions

Provides essential safety advice and precautions for operating the dust extractor.

Additional Safety Warnings

Battery and Charger Safety

Covers crucial safety precautions for handling and using DEWALT battery packs and chargers.

Specific Safety Rules for Dust Extractors

Charger Maintenance and Battery Safety

Battery Pack Safety

Crucial safety guidelines for handling, storing, and using battery packs.

Battery Transportation Safety

Guidelines for safely transporting lithium-ion battery packs, including regulations.

Dust Extractor Markings and Usage

Intended Use and Restrictions

Details the proper applications and limitations for the dust extractor.

Battery Features and Hose Attachment

Installing and Removing Dust Bags

Instructions for installing and disposing of paper or fleece dust bags.

Dust Extractor Operation

Operating Instructions

General guidance and safety precautions for using the dust extractor.

Flow Rate and Low Battery Alarms

Explains the function and adjustment of flow rate and low battery alarms.

Using the Dust Extractor

Steps for operating the dust extractor for vacuuming.

Connecting and Pairing

Pairing with Wireless Tool Control

Instructions for pairing the dust extractor with a remote or compatible tool via wireless control.

Cleaning, Storage, and Accessories

Available Optional Accessories

Troubleshooting Guide

Motor and Operation Issues

Solutions for problems like motor not running or unit stopping during use.

Dust Capture and Wireless Control Problems

Tool Pairing and Battery Issues

This document describes the DEWALT DCV586M Dust Extractor, a professional-grade appliance designed for wet and dry vacuum cleaning applications. It operates cordlessly using DEWALT 54V Li-ion batteries and can be used as a standalone unit or integrated with a DEWALT TSTAK transport system.

Function Description:

The DCV586M is intended for picking up dry and non-flammable dusts, liquids, wood chips, mineral dusts containing quartz, and hazardous dusts with exposure limit values greater than or equal to 0.1 mg/m³ (Dust Class M as per IEC/EN60335-2-69). It features an automatic filter cleaning system that minimizes filter clogging by cleaning one of the two filters every 20 seconds. The unit also includes a Wireless Tool Control mode, allowing it to be controlled by a paired DEWALT tool or a remote. Water level sensor probes automatically shut off the dust extractor when the maximum liquid fill level is reached, preventing overflow during wet pick-up applications.

Important Technical Specifications:

Model: DCV586M
Voltage: 54 VDC (Li-ion battery type)
Degree of Protection: IPX4
Negative Pressure: 8.8 kPa
Flow Rate: 24.7 l/s
Container Capacity: 11 l
Maximum Liquid Filling: 7.5 l
Hose Diameter: 32 mm
Hose Length: 2.4 m
Weight (without battery pack): 7.5 kg
Noise Emission Sound Pressure Level (LPA): 69 dB(A)
Sound Power Level (LWA): 81.5 dB(A)
Uncertainty (K) for Sound Level: 3.5 dB(A)
Compatible Battery Packs: DCB546, DCB547, DCB548 (54 volt Li-ion)
Chargers: Compatible with DEWALT chargers specified in the manual (e.g., DCB107, DCB112, DCB113, DCB115, DCB118, DCB132, DCB119).

Usage Features:

Battery Installation/Removal: Battery packs are inserted into the battery port until fully seated and removed by pressing the battery release button. Fuel gauge on some battery packs indicates charge level.
Hose Connection: The hose attaches to the dust extractor by pressing the hose release latch and inserting the hose end into the inlet. The hose inlet plug can be used to cover the inlet when the hose is removed for transport or cleaning.
Dust Bag/Fleece Bag: An optional paper bag or fleece bag (DCV9401/DCV9402) can be used for easier emptying of fine dust. Bags are installed by aligning tabs with notches on the dust extractor head and rotating.
Operation Modes: A three-position switch controls the dust extractor: Off (O), On (I), and Wireless Tool Control (2).
Flow Rate Alarm: An acoustic alarm sounds if the flow rate falls below 20 m/s. The hose selection switch (15) must be set to the correct hose diameter to ensure accurate alarm function.
Low Battery Alarm: A quick, intermittent beep indicates low battery life, prompting the user to charge the battery.
Wet Pick-Up: The dust extractor is designed for wet pick-up, with dedicated filters recommended to prevent clogging. Water level sensors automatically shut off the unit when the maximum fill level is reached.
Power Tool Connection: The dust extractor can be connected to power tools using appropriate adaptors (e.g., DWV9000 Twist Lock connection) and the DEWALT AirLock connection system for a secure fit.
Wireless Tool Control: The dust extractor can be paired with a DEWALT remote or Wireless Tool Control equipped tool by simultaneously pressing the pairing button on the dust extractor and activating the remote/tool. An LED indicator confirms successful pairing.

Maintenance Features:

Cleaning the Tank: The tank should be emptied when full, and filters should be cleaned or replaced as needed.
Filter Care: The dust extractor includes long-life filters that must be correctly installed and in good condition. Filters should not be cleaned with compressed air or a brush, but can be rinsed with room temperature water and air-dried if necessary. Filters should be replaced if damaged or if the automatic cleaning system becomes ineffective.
General Maintenance: The appliance requires a technical inspection at least once a year by DEWALT Service or a trained person to check for damage, air leakage, and proper operation of control devices.
Decontamination (Class M): For Class M vacuum cleaners, the exterior of the dust extractor must be decontaminated by dust extraction and wiped clean or sealed in a suitable container before removal from a contaminated area. All parts are considered contaminated when removed from a hazardous area.
Lubrication: The dust extractor requires no additional lubrication.
Charger Cleaning: Chargers should be disconnected from the AC outlet before cleaning. Use a cloth or soft non-metallic brush; avoid water or cleaning solutions.
Battery Pack Disposal: Rechargeable battery packs should be run down completely, then removed and taken to a dealer or local recycling station. Li-ion cells are recyclable.
Storage: Store the dust extractor in a cool, dry room, secured from unauthorized use, with the three-position switch in the OFF (O) position. The hose inlet plug can be used to keep debris out of the canister.