What to do if the HTC D60 dust extractor will not start?
If the dust extractor doesn't start, begin by checking the electrical connections. Then, inspect the miniature circuit breaker. Verify the power supply is working, indicated by the LED light. Lastly, check the circuit board fuse; a red LED light indicates a blown fuse.
What to do if connected accessory does not work with HTC Vacuum Cleaner?
If an accessory isn't working, check if the symbol on the screen is lit. Also, check the voltage at the accessory.
How to fix a filter cleaning valve that is not working on my HTC D60?
If the filter cleaning valve isn't working, check the flow on the outputs. See if it is sealed by using a vacuum pump. Also, check if the membrane is intact.
General| Brand | HTC |
|---|---|
| Model | D60 |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Information on trademarks owned by HTC and other companies mentioned in the manual.
Overview of the dust extractor's purpose and its use with HTC floor grinders for dust-free environments.
Disclaimers regarding manual accuracy, completeness, and HTC's right to change product specifications.
Information regarding the manual's content, copyright protection, and the importance of reading it.
Details on the machine's name plate, including model and serial number for identification and ordering.
Description of the dust extractor as an industrial and building use machine for dry vacuuming.
Illustrated breakdown of the dust extractor's components with corresponding descriptions.
Guidelines for storing the dust extractor in a dry, heated area and precautions against condensation and cold.
Instructions and warnings for safely transporting and lifting the dust extractor using forklifts or lifting straps.
Essential safety precautions for operating the dust extractor, including personal protective equipment.
General information regarding the operation of the dust extractor.
Description of the different positions the pre-separator and dust extractor can be set to during operation or transport.
Detailed explanation of the control panel buttons, icons, functions, and their descriptions.
Explanation of the display interface, including icons, functions, and how to navigate through different display modes.
Explanation of the dust extraction system, including hose connection, pre-separator, and bypass valve function.
Procedure for cleaning the coarse filter using control panel buttons, and checking filter status.
Instructions and warnings for safely replacing dust bags in the extractor's bag system.
Guide to navigating the display menus for settings, service, and information such as serial number and machine hours.
Explanation of the automatic filter cleaning system, triggers, and how to adjust settings.
Details on connecting and controlling the dust extractor remotely from a DURATIQ grinding machine.
Recommendation for regular inspection of the dust extractor and general safety during maintenance.
Steps for cleaning the dust extractor, including vacuuming, filter cleaning, and wiping with a damp cloth.
Daily checks required for the dust extractor, including dust bags, lip valves, and hoses.
Weekly maintenance checks for leaks, pre-separator, valves, and side duct fan for optimal performance.
Procedure for checking and replacing the fine filter, including safety warnings about dust inhalation.
Diagram and designation of components within the control cabinet, including fuses, PLC, and power supply.
Instructions for getting repairs done by an authorized HTC Service Centre using original parts.
Guidance on ordering spare parts, specifying model, serial number, and part number.
Explanation of the motor protection feature, its reset mechanism, and troubleshooting steps for tripping.
Detailed checklist of function checks for various parts of the dust extractor, including action steps.
Explanation of warning indicators and error messages displayed on the screen, with their causes and potential actions.
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