How to fix a Makita VC4710 when the motor does not start?
If the motor of your Makita Vacuum Cleaner does not start, it could be due to the overload protection switch tripping; in this case, connect the mains fuse. Alternatively, switch off the vacuum cleaner and allow it to cool for approximately 5 minutes. If it still doesn't start, contact the Makita service department.
What to do if my Makita VC4710 Vacuum Cleaner motor doesn't run in automatic mode?
If your Makita Vacuum Cleaner motor isn't running in automatic mode, the power tool may be defective or not connected properly. Check that the power tool works or that the plug is inserted correctly. Also, the power rating of the electrical tool might be too low, so ensure the minimum current rating is 0.35 Amps.
Why does my Makita VC4710 have reduced suction power?
Reduced suction power in your Makita Vacuum Cleaner can occur due to several reasons. It may be because the suction power selected is too low; adjust it according to the “Control/operation” section. Other potential causes include a clogged suction hose or nozzle (clean them), a full tank, disposal bag, or filter bag (refer to “Wet suction” or “Replacement of filter bag + disposal bag” sections), a clogged filter element (replace it), or a faulty/missing seal between the tank and the upper section of the vacuum cleaner (replace the seal).
Why is there no suction power during wet cleaning with my Makita VC4710 Vacuum Cleaner?
If you experience no suction power during wet cleaning with your Makita Vacuum Cleaner, it is likely that the tank is full. To resolve this, switch off the cleaner and empty the tank.
General| Model | VC4710 |
|---|---|
| Type | Wet/Dry Vacuum |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Airflow | 135 CFM |
| Tank Capacity | 12 gallons |
| Container Capacity | 12 gallons |
| Air Volume | 135 CFM |
| Water Lift | 92 in |
| Max. Sealed Suction | 92" (of Water) |
| Hose Diameter | 1-1/2" |
Essential safety guidelines for operating the vacuum cleaner.
Detailed warnings regarding electrical hazards, misuse, and personal safety.
Guidelines for safely transporting and storing the vacuum cleaner.
Procedures for proper grounding to prevent electric shock.
Information on connecting the vacuum to power and using extension cords.
Guidelines for routine maintenance and cleaning procedures.
Details on electrical parts and associated warnings.
Precautions for vacuuming hazardous materials and liquids.
Information on using approved spare parts and accessories.
Steps for safely emptying the vacuum tank.
Steps to assemble the vacuum cleaner and its accessories.
Instructions for inserting the filter bag for dust collection.
Steps for preparing the vacuum cleaner for picking up liquids.
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