Interskol PU20/1000 Instrucciones Para El Uso página 20

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suction cleaner with socket and ON/OFF automatic switching system is intended for the
connection of electric tools.
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When unpacking, check that the appliance is complete and that there is no transport
damage.
5.1 Container 12.
Open the lock-in closures 14 of the 20-l and 32-l container, and lift off the top section 1. Tip
over the container and press in the steering rollers with pivot 17 until they lock into place.
Screw the large wheels t onto the axles 16; see fig. A.
The supplied steel axle 16 for the 45-l container is pushed through the guide on the container,
after which the wheels 15 and steering rollers 17 are mounted as indicated in fig. B.
The steering rollers 17 for appliances with 22-l, 35-l and 55-l stainless steel containers with
chassis crosshead are mounted as indicated in fig. C.
Insert suction tube 19 (when contained in scope of supply) into the container guide from
above and push down until it engages.
5.2 Filters 8 –11.
Fitting the filters, depending upon the given model:
– Push the folded filter cartridge 10 in a straight manner over the case 5, right up to the
stop point, and lock the bayonet mount 11; see fig. D. The folded filter is suitable for wet and
dry suction cleaning.
– Foam filter To suction the water, first remove the folded filter; push the foam filter 8 over
the casing 5, see Fig. E.
– Take hold of the paper filter bag 18 at the flange and push vertically from above into the
guide of the cyclone suction opening 13 until the stop point is reached. The bag must rest
against the container wall; see fig. F.
For stainless steel containers, push the flange onto the suction opening at the bottom first
and then at the top, then keep pushing as far as it will go.
– The bag increases the dust retaining capacity and is intended for hygienic disposal.
Paper filter bags can only be used for dry suction cleaning.
– Place the filter sack 9 in the container 12 respectively for stainless steel containers slip
over the edge of the container, see fig. G.
Remove the filter for wet suction cleaning.
5.3 Top section 1.
From time to time, or when the suction force decreases, take out the motor protection filter
7 for cleaning; see fig. I.
Place the top section 1 right-way-round on the container as indicated in fig. H. Observe
the anti-rotation protection. The paper filter bag 18 must not be damaged, and the lock-in
closure 14 must engage securely.
5.4 Socket with ON/OFF automatic switching system.
For suction cleaners with socket and ON/OFF automatic switching system.
The socket 2e is intended for the connection of electrical tools. In the "0" switch setting, the
socket can be used as an extension line (e.g. for a light).
Connected load: Suction unit and appliance max. 16 A
WARNING! An electric tool must be switched off when it is connected. The socket is always
live when the plug is inserted in a mains socket, irrespective of the switch position.
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