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Operating Instructions
When using this dust
extractor for EPA Lead
Based Paint Renovation, Repair and
Painting Program (RRP), this dust extractor
is not recommended for vacuuming
carpets and rugs. Dust extractor may not be
able to completely remove all hazardous
substance, which may cause health and
environmental hazards.
Not suitable to vacuum
hazardous or toxic
substances or dusts e.g. asbestos. Neither
the standard filter nor the optional HEPA filter
is able to capture all hazardous particles,
which may cause health hazards.
NOTE: Read the OSHA regulation on silica
dust and the related OSHA Silica Table 1 to
understand the requirements needed to
reduce exposure to silica dust at the jobsite.
Specific rules apply to the drilling, demolition
cutting and grinding materials that contain
silica. According to OSHA Silica Table 1,
when dry cutting or dry surface grinding
concrete type materials using hand held
grinders, the dust extractor (dust collector)
being used must provide 25 CFM or greater of
air flow per inch of wheel diameter.
All OSHA requirements can be found at
OSHA website:
www.osha.gov
Always check OSHA website for the latest
regulations.
When using the dust extractor in concrete
applications with related tools and dust
extraction attachments (such as rotary /
demolition hammers or grinders), always follow
the instructions provided with the tools /
attachments to ensure proper dust collection
throughout the application.
SWITCHING DUST EXTRACTOR
ON/OFF
Automatic filter cleaning (AFC) is active
whenever the VAC090A and VAC140A dust
extractor is switched on in either the “Power
tool activation” mode or normal vacuuming
mode.
NORMAL VACUUMING MODE
Switching the Unit On: Unplug any
connected power tool from the power tool
outlet on the dust extractor. Set mode selector
switch to on “ON”.
Switching the Unit Off: Set mode selector
switch to off “OFF”.
“POWER TOOL ACTIVATION” MODE
In the “Power Tool Activation” mode, when the
power tool is switched on, the power tool
automatically switches on the dust extractor.
Switching the Dust Extractor ON
1. Make sure the power tool is switched off,
and then plug it in to the power tool outlet
on the dust extractor.
2. Turn the mode selector switch to “Power
Tool Activation” position (Fig. 9).
3. When the power tool is switched on, the
dust extractor automatically switches on.
Switching the Dust Extractor OFF
To turn off the dust extractor, switch off the
connected power tool or turn the mode
selector switch to “OFF” position.
NOTE: After the tool is switched off, in order
to empty the hose, the dust extractor
switches off 10-15 second later.
CONNECTING POWER TOOL
TO DUST EXTRACTOR
Avoid accidental
starting. Be sure the dust
extractor and tool switches are OFF before
plugging in. Tool must be turned off before
placing the dust extractor switch in “Power
Tool Activation” or “ON” mode. Do not
keep power tool plugged into power tool
outlet on the dust extractor during normal
vacuuming (mode switch at the “ON”
position). Plugging in dust extractors or tools
that have switch ON invites accidents.
FIG. 9
Disconnect the plug from the power source before making any
assembly, adjustments or changing attachments. Such preventive
safety measures reduce the risk of starting the tool accidentally.
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