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HEPA FILTER ( FIGURE “A”)
The HEPA filter requires periodic maintenance.
The HEPA filter must be replaced at least once a
year.
N.B.! Failure to replace the HEPA filter may result in
hazardous particle emission.
Checking the HEPA filter:
Plug in the machine, turn the main power switch
“0/1” on the control panel from the position“0” to
the position “1”. Once the switch is in the position
“1” the “STAND-BY” signal lights up on the control
panel.
Press the “FORWARD” button and your disintegrator
starts up automatically.
Open the side door and check that the light “A”
situated above the extractor is off. If this light is on,
switch off the machine, clean the filter and empty
the container as follows:
N.B.! Put on gloves and a mask before cleaning
or replacing the HEPA filter.
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- Open the side door
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- Take out the extractor.
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- Remove the extractor head “B” by releasing the
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two clips.
- Remove the HEPA filter cartridge “C” by
unscrewing the screws “E”
- Insert the filter into a plastic bag as shown in
figure “B”, make sure to close it securely and hit the
filter with your hand or off the ground 3– 4 times so
that the dust is removed from it. Repeat this
operation until you see that the filter is clean.
- Put the filter cartridge back into its housing in
the head of the extractor.
- Empty the container “D” on the extractor.
- Close the head and put the extractor back in the
chamber.
- Close the door and start the machine up again.
Figura “A”
Figure “B”
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