Close the lid again until it clicks into place.
When you empty a full dust bag, clean the
dust bag chamber with a moist cloth or brush
before you inserting it again.
Pass the connection cable through the notch
(a) on the front. Close the case cover and lock
it with both clamps.
■ SUCTION FUNCTION FIG. 4-7
Remove the power plug for all
conversions.
When using the suction function, always
insert a dust bag. The connection nozzle (14)
must be inserted on the side of the dust bag.
(16)
Insert the suction grating with lter on the
opposite side.
Make sure both parts click into place.
Insert the suction hose (6) with the lug into
the connection nozzle (14) and lock in it place
by rotating it slightly.
Attach a jet nozzle onto the suction hose;
connect the mains plug and press the on
button.
■FUNCTION: BLOWING OUT, OFF AND UP FIG. 4-7
The conversion of the device for blowing out
can be done in a few simple steps.
Remove the connection nozzle (14) from the
suction side and insert on the
opposite side. (17)
Insert suction grating with lter on the suction
side.
Connect the suction hose and attach the
blowing nozzle (7).
Keeping the hole on the jet nozzle closed will
increase the blowing pressure.
Do not point the air ow at persons or
animals.
■ NOTES ON THE USE OF BOREHOLE-SUCTION NOZZLE FIG.8
Attach the drill suction nozzle (9) to the suction
hose.
Switch on the suction device and place the
drill suction nozzle onto the borehole. Due
to the vacuum, the nozzle sticks to level
surfaces.
■ USE OF THE INFLATION NOZZLE FIG. 9-10
The suction-blowing nozzle (7) can be used
for suction or inating of suitable objects. Set
the suction device to blowing mode. Place the
suction-blowing nozzle onto the suction hose.
Switch the suction device on.
By covering the borehole (a) on the nozzle,
you can regulate the airow
Electrical Connection m
Connections and repair work on the electrical
equipment may be carried out only by a quali-
ed electrician.
The installed electric motor is connected and
ready for use. The connection complies with
the relevant VDE and DIN regulations.
The connection to the mains supply provided
by the customer as well as the extension
cables must comply with these regulations.
Important notes
Faulty electric connecting cables
The electric connecting cables often have
insulation damages.
Possible reasons are::
• Pressure marks if connecting cables are fed
through window or door gaps.
• Kinks due to improper fastening or passing
of the connecting cable.
• Cutting points due to driving over connecting
cables.
• Insulation damages due to ripping cables out
of the wall socket.
• Cracks due to aging of the insulation.
Electric connection cables that are damaged
in this way may not be used and due to insula-
tion damages, they constitute a danger to life.
Check electric cables for damages regularly.
Make sure the connection cable is not connec-
ted to the power supply while checking it.
Electric connection cables must comply with
the relevant VDE and DIN regulations. Only
use connection cables with the H05VV-F
marking.
The norm stipulates that there must be a type
designation imprint on the connection cable.
AC motor
• The mains voltage must correspond to the
mains voltage indicated on the type plate.
• Extension cables must have a minimum
cable cross section of 1.0 square millimetres.
• The mains supply must be secured by a
suitable fuse.
In case of questions, please indicate the
following information:
• Motor manufacturer
• Type of motor’s current
• Data on the machine type plate
• Data on the switch type plate
If you return a motor, always send back the
entire drive unit with switch.
Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair
m WARNING
Always pull the mains plug out of the mains socket before carrying out any work on the electric tool itself (e.g. transport,
installation, conversion, cleaning and maintenance work)!
• Caution! Pull out the mains plug.
• Keep the suction device and the air vents
clean.
• Prior to starting your work, check the lling
level of the dust bag.
• Clean the suction device with a brush or
moist cloth.
• Do not use cleaning agents.
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