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Assembly of castor wheels
A
Undo the snap-on fasteners and lift the motor block .
Turn collecting bin upside down, so that the opening is
B
facing downwards . First insert the castor wheels into the
holes marked with the number 4, then press in until they
snap into place .
Dry vacuuming
After wet vacuuming, the appliance must be absolutely
dry; dry off the flexible hose or tubes if necessary
beforehand .
Never dry vacuum without filters or with
damaged filters.
C
Use the tapered filter (17) in addition to the paper filter
bag for best-possible dust retention . Fit the tapered
filter (17) on the underside of the motor head (2) .
Depending on model, lock at Pos . 1 or 2 with the swivel
clamps . The tapered filter (17) can be rinsed out - to the
exclusion of any washing or cleaning additives - if
clogged or given a decline in the suctioning power .
Make sure the filter is completely dry before re-using the
vacuum cleaner .
D
Firmly press down the filter bag on the intake
connections and lay against the tank wall .
E
Place the motor block on top and secure it by means of
snap-on fasteners .
F
Connecting the flexible hose . Remove the hose by
turning the hose connecting piece and withdrawing the
hose .
Assemble the accessories you require .
Connect the mains cable .
Turn the appliance on with the On/Off switch (5) .
Suction control (10) allows you to vary the suction power .
– Sliding air trap closed = full suction power
– Sliding air trap open = reduced suction power
Wet vacuuming
Always remove the filter assembly (figure
C+D) before commencing wet vacuuming,
since otherwise the filter assembly will be
ruined. Do not forget to unplug the line cord
before removing the motor housing from
the tank.
Liquids stored in drums or other containers may be siphoned off
using the suction hose or suction tubes .
Keep the float valve (18, Fig . E) clean and free at all times . It
will automatically interrupt vacuuming whenever the unit's tank
is full .
When you have finished siphoning off liquid, lift the suction
hose/tube out of the liquid and hold its free end up to prevent
liquid from running out before shutting off the unit .
After completion of wet vacuuming, please clean and
dry the appliance and the accessories used .
If unexpected difficulties arise
If your appliance does not operate to your satisfaction, you
do not have to contact customer service straight away . Please
check first as to whether the fault is due one of the following
minor causes:
Dust escaping from suction sockets:
• Has the filter system been fitted in accordance with the
instructions?
• Has an original THOMAS filter been used?
Gradual reduction in suction power:
• Are the pores of the tissue filter clogged up by dust or soot?
• Is the collecting bin full?
• Is there a blockage in the nozzle, extension tube or flexible
hose?/Stretch the flexible hose while the appliance is switched
on – this will loosen the obstruction . )
If suction suddenly stops:
• Is the float valve closed? This can happen if the unit is tilted
well off axis or tips over . If so, shut off the unit . The float will
then drop down and the unit will once again by ready for
operation .
Water is coming out of the air expulsion openings
of the appliance during vacuuming:
• Is the collecting bin full?
The motor does not function:
• Is there damage to the mains cable, plug or socket?
• Pull out the plug before checking .
• Never open the motor yourself!
Customer Service:
Ask your dealer for the address or telephone number of your
nearest THOMAS Customer Service .
Specify your model number and type when contacting your
dealer – you will find these details on the rating plate .
To maintain the safety of your appliance, you should
have repairs, especially on live parts, carried out
by a trained electrician only. In the event of a fault,
you should therefore approach your dealer or the
THOMAS Customer Service directly.
Contact details are on the reverse side.
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