TROUBLE POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING - IF ANY OF THE MOTOR HOUSING PARTS SHOULD BECOME DETACHED OR BROKEN,
EXPOSING THE MOTOR OR ANY OTHER ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, OPERATION SHOULD BE
DISCONTINUED IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR FURTHER DAMAGE TO THE VACUUM.
REPAIRS SHOULD BE MADE BEFORE REUSING THE VACUUM.
Suction weakens or
cleaner runs hot.
Clogged filter Brush dirt from filter. If condition continues, change filter.
Air leak Check all fittings for tight fit (nozzles, hoses, etc.).
Check that tank cover is sealed properly.
Obstruction in
hose or nozzle
Check nozzle, hose, etc. for obstructions, and remove if present.
Misting in the exhaust air.Saturated filter Replace saturated filter with a dry filter.
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LUBRICATION
No lubrication is necessary as the motor is equipped with lifetime lubricated bearings.
STORAGE
Before storing your vacuum cleaner, the tank should be emptied and cleaned. The power cord can be wound around the housing of the unit for
convenience. Accessories may be stored in the caster dolly tool holder on rear of unit. The cleaner should be stored indoors.
NOTE: IF ACCIDENTALLY TIPPED OVER, THE VACUUM COULD LOSE SUCTION. IF THIS OCCURS, PLACE VAC IN UPRIGHT POSITION AND TURN
SWITCH OFF. THIS WILL ALLOW THE FLOAT TO RETURN TO ITS NORMAL POSITION, AND YOU WILL BE ABLE TO CONTINUE OPERATION.
AUTOMATIC SUCTION SHUT-OFF
The cleaner is equipped with an automatic shut-off that operates when picking up liquids. As the level of the liquid rises, an internal float rises
until it seats itself against a seal at the intake of the motor, shutting off suction. When this happens, the motor will develop a higher than
normal pitch noise. To continue use, empty the liquid waste from the tank as outlined in the previous paragraph.
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