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English 9
Symbols on the device
Preparation
1. Unpack the device and install the
accessories.
Illustration B
Initial startup
1. Check if the main filter basket is in-
serted in the device.
Operating modes
1 Operation with the filter bag
2 Operation without the filter bag
Inserting the battery pack
1. Slide the battery pack into the bat-
tery holder and lock it in place.
Adjusting the hip belt, chest
strap and shoulder straps
1. Put the device on its back.
2. Engage the buckle of the hip belt
and adjust the hip belt.
Illustration C
3. Engage the buckle of the chest strap
and adjust the chest strap (height
adjustable). Adjust the device to the
body by pulling on the centre straps.
Do not put on too tight, the main load
should be on the hip belt.
Illustration D
Charging the battery pack
Note
Please read the operating instructions
of the charger manufacturer, especially
the chapters on safety instructions!
Note
Please read the operating instructions
of the battery pack manufacturer, es-
pecially the chapters on safety instruc-
tions!
Note
The battery pack is partially charged on
delivery. Charge before use and when
necessary.
Note
The battery pack can only be charged
when it is removed.
1. Press the unlocking button and re-
move the battery pack.
2. Charge the battery pack according
to the operating instructions of the
charger manufacturer and the bat-
tery pack manufacturer.
Operation
ATTENTION
Danger due to technical defect
Risk of damage to the device
Immediately switch off the engine as
the suction performance decreases.
Aligning the dirt receptacle
1. Align the dirt receptacle so that the
suction hose comes out on the work-
ing side when the carrying system is
worn (right/left-handed operation).
The respective symbol can then be
seen on the front.
Illustration E
Switch on the device
1. Switch on the device at the main
switch.
Suction hose connection for
right-handed users
Suction hose connection for
left-handed users
QR code for video instruc-
tions
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