Unpacking And Setup; Troubleshooting - Shop-Vac CAV850 Manual Del Usuario

the hazards involved. Children shall
not play with the appliance.
26. Cleaning and user maintenance shall
not be made by children without
supervision.
27. If the supply cord is damaged, it must
be replaced by the manufacturer, its
service agent or similarly qualified
person in order to avoid a hazard.
28. The plug must be removed from
the socket-outlet before cleaning or
maintaining the appliance.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
– DO NOT LEAVE VACUUM UNATTENDED
WHEN IT IS PLUGGED IN AND/OR OPERATING. UNPLUG UNIT WHEN
NOT IN USE.

UNPACKING AND SETUP

1. Pull metal clamps in an outward motion; remove tank cover and any
items that may have been shipped in the tank.
2. Replace tank cover and apply pressure with thumbs to each clamp until
it snaps into place. Make sure all three clamps are clamped securely and
tank cover is secured to tank.
3. Refer to the installing the cartridge filter section to ensure you have the
filter properly installed for your cleaning operation.
4. Insert machine hose end into inlet of tank by lining up the tabs on the
sides of the hose end with the slots in the inlet (Figure 1). Twist the hose end clockwise to lock
into place.
5. Insert end of metal intake nozzle or metal crevice tool (not standard with all models) into end
of hose. Twist slightly to form a tight fit.
6. Plug the cord into the wall outlet. Your cleaner is ready for use. Refer to the operation section
for proper usage of cleaner.
I = ON, O = OFF
INSTALLING THE CARTRIDGE FILTER
1. Always ensure the cartridge filter is in place before using your cleaner.
2. Place fingers in slots on each side of motor housing. Using thumbs, push plastic lid latches
inward and pull up on motor housing until it is removed from the tank cover (Figure 2).
3. With the motor housing in an upside down position, slide the cartridge filter down over the
mounting area, pushing until the filter seals tightly against the housing (Figure 3).
4. To remove the filter for cleaning, slide cartridge filter off mounting area (Figure 4).
5. Clean dry filter by gently tapping it on inside of waste can (Figure 5). It is recommended to
clean the filter outdoors.
6. Check the filter for any holes or rips. If any are found, replace the filter.
7. Reinstall filter onto mounting area.
8. Replace motor housing onto tank cover. Push downward until each lid latch snaps tightly into
place. Make sure motor housing is secured to tank top.
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CAUTION
– KEEP FILTERS CLEAN
EFFICIENCY OF THE VACUUM IS LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE FILTER. A CLOGGED
FILTER CAN CAUSE OVERHEATING AND POSSIBLY DAMAGE THE CLEANER. CHECK THE
FILTER PERIODICALLY AND REPLACE AS REQUIRED.
OPERATION
WARNING
– ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE PLUG FROM THE
WALL OUTLET BEFORE REMOVING THE TANK COVER OR MOTOR
HOUSING.
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1. Extinguish the fire. Do not extinguish the fire with water. The cleaner is for dry pick up only,
do not vacuum wet ashes. Wait until the oven and ashes have completely cooled down before
using your cleaner. Ashes that appear to have cooled down may still be hot inside and could
reignite with airflow. Temperature exceeding 100° F (40° C) may damage the cleaner.
2. Turn the unit on and use the metal intake nozzle or metal crevice tool (not standard with all
models) to vacuum up the debris. Never use the cleaner without the intake nozzle or crevice
tool in place. NOTE: To prevent the unit from tipping over, do not pull on the hose.
3. If your cleaner shuts off during operation refer to Auto Resetting Thermal Protective Device
section below.
4. During cleaning, check the hose, filter and cleaner for excessive temperature. If you notice a
temperature rise, turn the cleaner off and disconnect the plug from the wall outlet immediately.
In a safe area outside, empty the cleaner and remove any ashes on the filter. Allow the cleaner
to cool down under close supervision.
5. After you have finished the cleaning job, run the unit for 30 seconds to ensure all debris has
been deposited in the tank.
6. Empty and clean the tank. If there is any debris on the wire screen, located on the tank cover,
carefully brush it off. Clean the cartridge filter following the instructions under the Installing the
Cartridge Filter section in this manual.
NOTICE: Auto Resetting Thermal Protective Device.
This feature protects the unit by shutting off the cleaner should a pre-set temperature be
exceeded. This condition typically occurs due to hot debris being present in the tank.
1. Turn the cleaner OFF and disconnect the plug from the wall outlet.
2. Move the cleaner to a safe area outside, remove the motor housing from the tank cover and
allow to cool down under close supervision.
3. Check for a clogged, dirty cartridge filter. Clean or replace filter, if needed.
4. Check for a clogged, dirty wire screen. Carefully, brush off debris.
5. Check hose for blockage. Remove any obstruction found in hose.
6. The Thermal Protective Device will automatically reset in approximately 10 minutes, if the
motor housing is removed from tank cover.
7. Wait until the oven and ashes have completely cooled down. Turn the cleaner ON and continue
cleaning.
WARNING
– IF THE CLEANER HAS BEEN USED TO
PICK UP ANY DEBRIS OTHER THAN ASHES; THE TANK, TANK
COVER, WIRE SCREEN, CARTRIDGE FILTER AND MOTOR HOUSING
MUST BE COMPLETELY CLEANED BEFORE USING IT TO PICK UP
ASHES. PICKING UP ASHES IN A UNIT CONTAINING OTHER DEBRIS
COULD RESULT IN A FIRE SHOULD AN ASH REIGNITE AND TOUCH
FLAMMABLE DEBRIS.
LUBRICATION
No lubrication is necessary as the motor is equipped with lifetime lubricated bearings.
STORAGE
Before storing your cleaner, the tank must be emptied and cleaned. Clean the wire screen, tank
cover and motor housing. Clean the cartridge filter following the instructions in the Installing the
Cartridge Filter section. The power cord can be wound around the housing for convenience. This
cleaner should be stored indoors.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptoms Possible Cause(s)
Parts/accessories missing 1. Packed in tank
Cleaner will not start 1. No power at receptacle
2. Protective device enabled
3. Defective switch
4. Defective motor
Loss of suction
1. Loose hose connection
2. Filter clogged
3. Wire screen clogged
4. Full tank
5. Hose clogged
Static shock
1. Dry environment
2. Relative humidity of air is low
Dust discharging from exhaust
1. Filter not installed/not
installed properly
2. Filter damaged
3. Filter not functional
Corrective Action
1. Check in tank
1. Check for power
2. Review operation section
in manual
3. Replace Power Unit
4. Replace Power Unit
1. Tighten hose connection
2. Clean or replace filter
3. Clean wire screen
4. Empty tank
5. Clear obstruction
1. Add moisture to air
(if practical, use a console
or installed humidifier)
2. This situation is temporary
and does not affect the
use of the cleaner
1. Properly install filter
2. Replace filter
3. Clean or replace filter