Vacuuming Dry Materials; Vacuuming Liquids - RIDGID WD06700 Manual Del Usuario

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Operation (continued)
To reduce the risk of electric shock, this
Vac has a polarized plug (one blade is
wider than the other, except for 230 volt
models). This plug will fit in a polarized
outlet only one way. If the plug does not
fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug.
If it still does not fit, contact a qualified
electrician to install the proper outlet.
Do not change the plug in any way.
After you plug the power cord into the outlet,
turn the unit on by pushing the switch from
position "O" to position "l". The symbols
used on the switch actuator are international
"On & Off" symbols:
= OFF
Familiarize yourself with the accessories
included with the Vac. Each accessory may
be used in various ways for vacuuming
and blowing debris. Here is a list of the
accessories and their uses.
Extension Wands - These wands can be
connected together and provide
additional length.
Hose - Provides transfer of vacuum or
blowing capability to work site. Provides
the means of attaching extension wands
and nozzles.
Utility Nozzle - General purpose nozzle for
most vacuuming applications.
Car Nozzle (On Select Models Only) -
Dry pickup nozzle for car interiors and
most upholstery cleaning.
Crevice Tool (On Select Models Only) -
Use to pick up debris in hard to reach
locations.
Dusting Brush (On Select Models
Only) - Used for detailed cleaning in
small spaces.
Wet Nozzle (On Select Models Only) -
Used for wet pickup on smooth surfaces
to pick up liquid and dry the surface in
one stroke.
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Vacuuming Dry Materials

1. The filter must always be in correct
position at all times to avoid leaks and
possible damage to Vac.
2. When using your Vac to pick up fine
dust, it will be necessary for you to
empty the drum and clean the filter at
more frequent intervals to maintain
peak Vac performance.
NOTE: A dry filter is necessary to pick up
dry material. If you use your Vac to pick
up material when the filter is wet, the filter
will clog quickly and be very difficult to
clean.
3. If your filter is wet but you need to use
= ON
the Vac to pick up dry material, you
must first allow the filter to dry.

Vacuuming Liquids

1. When picking up small amounts of
liquid the filter may be left in place.
2. When picking up large amounts of
liquid it is recommended that the filter
be removed. If the filter is not removed,
it will become saturated and misting
may appear in the exhaust.
3. When the liquid in the drum reaches a
predetermined level, the float
mechanism will rise automatically to cut
off air-flow. You will know that the float
has risen because suction stops and the
motor noise will become higher in pitch,
due to increased motor speed.
When this happens, turn off the Vac,
unplug the power cord, and empty the
drum.
4. After using the Vac to pick up liquids,
the filter must be dried to avoid possible
mildew and damage to the filter.
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