Why does my Makita Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner have weak suction power?
The weak suction power in your Makita Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner may be due to several reasons: * The capsule might be full of dust, in which case you should empty it. * The filter could be clogged; try cleaning or washing it. * The battery cartridge may be exhausted. If so, charge the battery cartridge.
Lists compatible battery cartridges and chargers for the cleaner.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the manual for better understanding.
Specifies the designated purpose of the cordless cleaner.
Provides crucial safety instructions for operating the cordless cleaner.
Lists materials that should not be vacuumed due to safety risks.
Details essential safety precautions for using and storing battery cartridges.
Recommends optimal charging methods for extending battery lifespan.
Explains the tool's system that automatically cuts off power to extend battery life.
Describes how to check and interpret battery charge level using indicator lamps.
Explains how to turn the lamp on/off and when it blinks due to low battery.
Details how to turn the cleaner on/off and change speed modes.
Details the assembly of normal and high performance filters.
Instructions for emptying dust from the normal filter capsule.
Instructions for emptying dust from the high performance filter.
Guides on correctly reassembling the normal filter components.
Guides on correctly reassembling the high performance filter components.
Illustrates common mistakes in filter and prefilter loading for correct operation.
Describes using the extension wand for floor cleaning in a standing position.
Explains how to use the corner nozzle for cleaning tight spaces.
Details using the combination for hard-to-reach high places or tight quarters.
Instructions for cleaning up powder and dust directly without a nozzle.
Guidance on cleaning the exterior of the cleaner body and mounting areas.
Instructions for cleaning and drying filters and sponge filters properly.
Addresses common causes like full capsule, clogged filter, or exhausted battery.
Troubleshooting steps for when the cleaner fails to operate.
Lists recommended attachments and accessories for use with the tool.
This document serves as an instruction manual for the Makita CL108FD Cordless Cleaner, providing essential information for its safe and effective operation, assembly, and maintenance. It emphasizes safety warnings, proper battery handling, and detailed steps for using and caring for the device.
The Makita CL108FD Cordless Cleaner is designed for collecting dry dust in household environments. Its primary function is to provide portable and efficient cleaning, leveraging a battery-powered system for cordless operation. The cleaner features a multi-speed control, allowing users to adjust the suction power according to their cleaning needs. An integrated lamp illuminates the cleaning area, enhancing visibility, especially in dimly lit spaces. The device is compatible with specific Makita battery cartridges and chargers, ensuring optimal performance and safety.
The cordless cleaner operates by drawing in dry dust through its suction inlet, which is then collected in a capsule equipped with a filter system. The cleaner offers three distinct speed modes: Normal, High, and Max, selectable via an ON/speed change button. A single push activates the high-speed mode, a second push switches to max-speed, and a third push returns to normal-speed, cycling through these options. An OFF button is provided for immediate power down.
The cleaner incorporates a battery protection system that automatically cuts off power to the motor under certain conditions to prolong battery life. This system activates if the tool is overloaded (drawing abnormally high current) or if the battery voltage is too low. In case of overload, the user must turn off the tool, address the cause of the overload, and then restart. If the battery voltage is low, the tool will stop shortly after being turned on, indicating that the battery needs to be removed and recharged.
An indicator lamp is also integrated into the cleaner. This lamp turns on automatically when the tool is actuated. It serves as a visual cue for the remaining battery capacity, blinking when the battery charge is low. The timing of this blinking can vary based on the ambient temperature and the condition of the battery cartridge.
The CL108FD is designed for ease of use and versatility in various cleaning scenarios.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity and performance of the CL108FD cordless cleaner.
The manual also includes important safety instructions for the battery cartridge, emphasizing not to short-circuit, expose to water or rain, or store in high temperatures. It highlights the importance of using only genuine Makita batteries and chargers to prevent injury or fire.
General| Drilling | Yes |
|---|---|
| Chuck type | Keyless |
| Product design | Pistol grip drill |
| Number of gears | 2 |
| Torque settings | 20 |
| Idle speed (max) | 1700 RPM |
| Idle speed (min) | 450 RPM |
| Sound power level | 93 dB |
| Chuck capacity (max) | 10 mm |
| Chuck capacity (min) | 0.8 mm |
| Sound pressure level | 82 dB |
| Sound level uncertainty | 3 dB |
| Drilling diameter in wood (max) | 21 mm |
| Drilling diameter in concrete (max) | 8 mm |
| Vibration level (concrete drilling) | 13 m/s² |
| Vibration level uncertainty (concrete drilling) | 1.5 m/s² |
| Power source | Battery |
| Battery voltage | 12 V |
| Battery capacity | 2 Ah |
| Product color | Black, Green |
| Warranty period | 3 year(s) |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 193 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 66 mm |
| Height | 212 mm |
| Weight | 1300 g |
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