Vacuuming ne dust:
Specic suction processes (e.g. grinding
of paints and lacquers, milling or drilling
walls, grinding or drilling hard wood) can
pose a risk from hazardous dust.
We recommend using the following option-
al lter combination, which is available,
for ne dust (see “Spare parts/Accesso-
ries”):
1. Fluted lter (23).
2. Fine dust lter bag made of eece
(optionally available see “Replacement
parts/Accessories”), which is used in
stead of the paper lter bag (24) in-
cluded in the scope of delivery.
Wet vacuuming
1. For wet vacuuming or to vacuum wa-
ter, t the foam lter (21) to the lter
basket (27) on the motor head (3).
To avoid tearing the foam lter (21):
- Use only a dry lter;
- Before inserting, twist the edge of
the lter slightly and then roll it back.
2. Suctioning up (draining) water: place
the suction hose (
19) on the handle
(
20) into the water tank and suc-
tion up the water.
3. Empty the stainless steel container
immediately after suction cleaning be-
cause it is not designed to store liquids
(see „Cleaning/Maintenance“).
Never reach into the water to
be suctioned up. Danger of
electric shock.
When the container ( 9) is full, the
suction opening is shut off by a oat,
and suction is then cut off. Switch the
appliance off, remove the plug from
the socket and empty the container
(see “Cleaning/Maintenance”).
If foam or liquid exits, switch off the
machine immediately.
Blow Function
Operation without the use of a lter
is recommended.
• Connect the suction hose (19) to the
connecting blower (15) on the motor
head (3).
Cleaning/Maintenance
Pull out the mains plug.
Danger of electric shock.
Always check the appliance before
use for any obvious faults such as
a defective mains cable, and have
these repaired or replaced.
Cleaning the device
Never hose the device down with
water. Never use aggressive clean-
ing agents or solvents. This could
damage the appliance.
• After use, empty the
stainless steel con-
tainer
( 9):
- Opening the drain plug to allow the
vacuumed liquid to drain out (
10). A liquid residue remains in the
container.
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