Operating Accessory Tools; Operating Squeegee Kit Option; Draining Recovery Tank - Nobles Typhoon 16B 608817 Manual Del Operador

OPERATING ACCESSORY TOOLS

1. Connect 3m (10 ft) vacuum hose to machine cover
snout.
2. Select desired accessory tool and connect to
vacuum hose (Figure 12).
FIG. 12
3. Activate ON/OFF switch and operate accessory
tool as normal.
4. During DRY vacuuming, check bag periodically for
fullness. For best suction performance, empty bag
at 3/4 full.
During WET vacuuming, the float shut-off screen
will automatically stop water intake when recovery
tank becomes full (See DRAINING RECOVERY
TANK).
ATTENTION: If you are vacuuming up liquids that
may cause foaming inside recovery tank, use a
quality defoamer chemical to eliminate the foam.
Foam will NOT shut off automatic float and will
damage vacuum motor. Damage due to foam is
NOT covered by warranty.

OPERATING SQUEEGEE KIT OPTION

1. Lower squeegee to floor, lightly kick the pedal
forward to release from transport position
(Figure13).
FIG. 13
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2. Activate the ON/OFF switch.
3. Begin operating by pushing and pulling machine in
either direction.
4. During operation, the float shut-off screen will
automatically stop water intake when recovery
tank becomes full (See DRAINING RECOVERY
TANK).
ATTENTION: If you are vacuuming up liquids that
may cause foaming inside recovery tank, use a
quality defoamer chemical to eliminate the foam.
Foam will NOT shut off automatic float and will
damage vacuum motor. Damage due to foam is
NOT covered by warranty.
5. To raise squeegee, step downward on pedal until
pedal engages in the transport position
(Figure 14).
FIG. 14
NOTE: Squeegee Kit can be used to pick up fine
particles (dust, sand, sawdust, etc...). The squeegee
is not recommended for ordinary dry pick up.

DRAINING RECOVERY TANK

1. Push machine to nearest floor drain, if not
available use a bucket to drain machine.
2. Remove drain hose from holder and twist off drain
hose cap and drain. Raise hose to stop flow of
water (Figure15).
FIG. 15
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