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PAGE 10
LUBRICATION
STORAGE
TROUBLESHOOTING
FIGURE 32
PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
Loss of suction
wet pick up
Loss of suction
dry pick up
Loss of suction or
misting during wet
pick up
Clogged filter
Clogged filter
Full tank
Full tank
Saturated filter
Clean filter, see steps 42-46 on page 8, and steps
62-65 on page 9.
Clean filter, see steps 42-46 on page 8.
Drain and clean tank, see step 66 on page 9.
Clean filter, see steps 58 on page 9.
Empty and clean tank.
BEFORE DOING ANY WORK ON YOUR VACUUM, TURN THE UNIT OFF AND DISCONNECT THE PLUG
FROM THE WALL OUTLET.
Full tank
Empty tank, see step 66 on pg 9.
FIGURE 33
Full disposable filter bag Remove bag or replace with new.
68. No lubrication is necessary as the motor is equipped
with lifetime lubricated bearings.
69. Before storing your vacuum
cleaner the tank should
be emptied and cleaned. The
power cord can be
wrapped around the cord
wraps provided on the tank
cover on rear of unit.
FIGURE 32.
70. Accessories may be stored
in the tool holder. FIGURE
33. The vacuum should be
stored indoors.
internal float rises until it seats itself against a seal at
the intake of the motor, shutting off suction. When this
happens, the motor will develop a higher than normal
pitch noise and the suction is drastically reduced. If
this occurs, turn unit off immediately. Failure to turn
unit off after float rises and shuts off suction will result
in extensive damage to the motor. To continue use,
empty the liquid waste from the tank as outlined in the
previous section.
NOTE: IF ACCIDENTALLY TIPPED OVER, THE
VACUUM COULD LOSE SUCTION. IF THIS OCCURS,
TURN UNIT OFF AND PLACE VAC IN UPRIGHT
POSITION. THIS WILL ALLOW THE FLOAT TO RETURN
TO ITS NORMAL POSITION, AND YOU WILL BE ABLE TO
CONTINUE OPERATION.
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