Pullman WD20LSSO User Manual

20L WET & DRY
VACUUM WITH
OUTRIGGER
1100W
WD20LSSO
IDEAL FOR:
Motels & Hotels
Workshops & Garages
Restaurants & Cafes
Offices
PATENTED
TECHNOLOGY
Australian Patent Application No: 2013900442

Pullman WD20LSSO Specifications

General

Brand	Pullman
Model	WD20LSSO
Category	Vacuum Cleaner
Language	English

Summary

Safety Precautions and Warnings

Intended Use and Supervision

Appliance usage restrictions for persons with reduced capabilities and child supervision requirements.

Preventing Electrical Shock

Avoid immersing the appliance, power cord, or plug in water or liquids to prevent electric shock.

Power Cord and Plug Condition

Check power cord and plug for damage before use. Damaged cords require professional replacement.

Proper Unplugging Technique

Grasp the plug, not the cord, when unplugging. Use approved extension cords.

Handling the Power Cable

Avoid pulling or carrying the appliance by the power cable; do not run over it.

Operating with Wet Hands

Do not operate the appliance with wet hands; follow all electrical safety precautions.

Use on Stairs

Exercise extreme caution when operating the appliance on stairs.

Changing Attachments Safely

Switch off and unplug before changing attachments. Use manufacturer-recommended accessories.

Proximity to Heat Sources

Avoid operating the cleaner near heaters, radiators, or hot surfaces.

Flammable Material Prohibition

Do not pick up flammable items or combustible liquids; avoid areas where they are present.

Toxic Material Prohibition

Do not pick up toxic materials such as chlorine bleach or ammonia.

Filter and Dust Bag Installation

Operate only with dust bags and filters installed for dry vacuuming.

Clearing Blockages

Switch off and unplug if the appliance is blocked, then clear the obstruction.

Unattended Operation

Do not leave the appliance unattended while connected to a power socket.

Maintenance Safety

Switch off and disconnect from power before maintenance or filter cleaning.

Before You Begin

Check Proximity to Heat

Ensure cleaner is not operated too close to heaters, radiators, or hot surfaces.

Dry Hands Before Plugging

Ensure hands are dry before inserting the power plug into the wall socket.

Clear Cleaning Surface

Remove large or sharp objects from the floor before use to prevent filter damage.

Proper Plug Removal

Gently pull the plug from the socket, not the power cable, when unplugging.

Clear Blocked Inlet/Tube

Switch off and unplug if the hose inlet or tube is blocked, then clear the obstruction.

Know Your Product Components

On/Off Switch

The main control for powering the vacuum cleaner on and off.

Handrail

The handle component for maneuvering and carrying the appliance.

Main Tank

The container that collects dirt and debris during operation.

Handle Assembly

The assembly providing grip for operating and moving the vacuum.

Connection Latches

Mechanisms used to secure the canister lid to the base.

Rear Wheel

Wheels located at the rear for stability and movement.

Castor Wheels

Swiveling wheels for easy maneuverability of the appliance.

Hose Inlet Port

The connection point for the vacuum hose onto the main unit.

Power Cord and Restraint

The power supply cord and its integrated restraint system.

Hose Assembly

The flexible hose used for suction and airflow.

Chrome Extension Tubes

Two-piece telescopic tubes for extending reach during cleaning.

Wet Pick Up Floor Tool

Specialized tool for vacuuming liquids.

Crevice Tool

Narrow tool for cleaning in tight spaces and corners.

Dusting Brush

Brush accessory for dusting furniture and delicate surfaces.

Extension Cord

An optional cord to extend the reach of the power supply.

Gulper Floor Tool

Versatile floor tool for carpets and hard floors.

Outrigger Attachment

An accessory for specific cleaning functions, likely related to the gulper tool.

Know Your Product Assembly Parts

Bend Tube

Curved tube component for connecting accessories.

Rubber Ring

Sealing component for hose or tube connections.

Connect Tube Section

A segment used to join other tube components.

Lock Knob

Mechanism for securing telescopic tubes or attachments.

Fixed Support

A stable component for mounting or holding parts.

Nut

Fastener used in assembly.

Spacer

Component used to create distance between parts.

Locker Mechanism

Device for securing or locking components in place.

Gulper Tool

The primary floor cleaning attachment.

Upper Extension Tube

The top section of the telescopic extension tube.

Handle Grip

The part of the handle where the user grips.

Protective Cover

A cover designed to protect components or connections.

Lower Extension Tube

The bottom section of the telescopic extension tube.

Plastic Cap

A protective plastic cap for a component.

Assembly Bolt

A fastener used for joining parts.

Star Knob

A knob with a star shape for tightening or adjusting.

Fixed Tube Section

A non-telescopic tube component.

Main Unit Assembly

Removing the Canister Lid

Steps to detach and remove the main canister lid.

Removing Internal Cover

Procedure for removing a blue plastic cover from inside the tank.

Installing Castor Wheels

Instructions for fitting the castor wheels onto the appliance base.

Securing the Canister Lid

Reattaching the lid, ensuring correct orientation of the power cord and connecting latches.

Assembly with Gulper Outrigger

Attaching Handrail to Trolley

Securing the handrail into the main trolley frame.

Attaching Bolt and Knob

Assembling a bolt and star grip knob for the handrail.

Adjusting Handrail Height

Telescopic handrail adjustment using locking pins for user height.

Folding Handrail for Storage

Instructions for folding the handrail down for convenient storage.

Connecting Bend Tube Assembly

Attaching the bend tube assembly to the hose inlet on the cleaner.

Assembly with Gulper Outrigger (Continued)

Installing Fixed Support

Mounting the fixed support pre-assembly onto the cleaner.

Inserting Gulper Floor Tool

Fitting the Gulper Floor Tool into the Outrigger Assembly.

Securing Gulper Floor Tool

Turning the locker to secure the Gulper Floor Tool in place.

Starting the Cleaner

Instructions on how to start the cleaner after assembly.

Cable Restraint Assembly

Connecting Extension Cord

Connecting the extension cord to the machine's cable and forming a loop.

Feeding Cord Through Restraint

Thread the looped extension cord through the cable restraint opening.

Locking Cord on Hook

Placing the extension cord over the hook and pulling down to lock it.

Ensuring Cord Security

Pulling the extension cord firmly to ensure it does not slip from the restraint.

Assembly with Hose

Connecting Chrome Tubes

Joining the two sections of the chrome extension tube together.

Connecting Hose to Tube

Attaching the handle end of the hose to the assembled chrome tube.

Connecting Tube to Floor Tool

Attaching the extension tube to either the Gulper Floor Tool or Wet Pick Up Floor Tool.

Hose Connection and Operation

Connecting Hose for Vacuuming

Inserting and locking the hose end into the vacuuming hose inlet port.

Connecting Hose for Blower

Connecting the hose end to the blower port and locking it in place.

Starting the Cleaner

Procedure for starting the vacuum cleaner using the On/Off switch.

Accessories Guide

Gulper Floor Tool Usage

Ideal for cleaning carpets and hard floors.

Wet Pick-up Tool Use

Suitable for wet applications.

Fitting Dusting Brush

Ideal for cleaning furniture, curtains, and upholstery.

Fitting Crevice Tool

Ideal for cleaning in tight spaces.

Operation and Maintenance

Dry Vacuum Cleaning Procedure

Ensuring filter and mesh are fitted; cleaner can be used with or without dust bag.

Wet Vacuum Cleaning Procedure

Removing filter and dust bag, cleaning tank after use, and wiping the machine.

Maintenance Safety Reminder

Disconnect from power before any maintenance; annual servicing recommended.

HEPA Filter Mesh Cleaning

Instructions on removing and cleaning the mesh around the HEPA Filter.

Maintenance Procedures

Removing the HEPA Filter

Steps to twist the locking knob counter-clockwise to remove the filter.

Washing HEPA Filter and Mesh

Carefully wash and clean the HEPA Filter and mesh using lukewarm water.

Drying the Filter

Allow the cleaned HEPA Filter and mesh to dry by airing.

Re-installing the HEPA Filter

Placing the filter and mesh back and twisting the locking knob clockwise to secure.

Cleaning the Tank

Steps to remove the lid, dust bag, and clean the tank with lukewarm water.

Troubleshooting and Customer Care

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Addresses issues like weak suction, overheating, and misting with possible causes and remedies.

Customer Service Contact

Provides contact information for customer service and product enquiries.

Product Part Numbers

List of product part numbers and their corresponding descriptions for replacement.

Warranty Conditions

One Year Warranty Coverage

Details the one-year parts and labour warranty against defects and failures.

Warranty Exclusions

Specifies conditions under which the warranty is void, including misuse and non-genuine parts.

Service and Contact Information

Information on how to obtain service or advice, including contact details.

Australian Consumer Law Rights

Outlines consumer rights regarding product guarantees and remedies under Australian law.