NSS PACER 30 VACUUM Instructions D'origine page 4

NOISE AND VIBRATION
NOISE
Sound pressure level at Operator
position (ISO 11201)
VIBRATION
Weighted RMS acceleration value
(ISO 5349)
GENERAL INFORMATION
 Now that the machine is unpacked remember to
recycle all packing materials.
 Inspect the machine for damage or missing
components. If damage is found, contact the local
freight company to file a freight claim.
ASSEMBLY
The Pacer 30 requires minimal assembly. The filter
bag must be installed properly prior to use. Use of the
paper filter facilitates easier disposal.
Filter Bag
The Cloth filter bag may be used with or without the
paper filter insert. If a paper filter is used – it must be
inserted inside a cloth bag. The cloth bag supports
the paper filter. Without the cloth bag the paper filter
will burst or be blown out of position.
 Lift the body cover to expose the bag connection.
 Zip open the cloth filter bag. Grasp the rectangular
cardboard opening of the bag, and pull this over
the bag connection inside the front of the machine.
 Zip the bag closed.
Paper Filter
 The paper filter is to be inserted inside the cloth
bag before it is zipped closed.
 First unfold the paper filter.
 Grasp the rectangle cardboard opening of the
paper filter, and pull this over the bag connection
that is extending inside the cloth bag.
 Tuck the excess paper filter bag into the cloth bag.
 Zip the cloth bag closed.
MACHINE OPERATION
This machine is most productive when used walking
forward in a straight line. This machine does not
propel itself, but the action of the brush will help to
ease the movement.
Adjusting Brush Height
This machine can be adjusted to match the height of
the pile of the carpet.
 The height indicator rod, and a calibration label are
located at the right rear of the machine.
 Either foot may be used to select the brush setting,
by stepping on either foot pedal.
 The setting should always as high as possible
while still properly vacuuming the carpeted floor.
Handle Height
The height of the handle is adjustable for the comfort
of the operator.
 Remove the clevis pins on each side of the handle,
 Replace the clevis pins.
69 dB (A)
Control Panel
This machine operates by squeezing the switch
2
.638 m/s
levers located on each side of the control panel.
 Squeeze the switch levers to turn ON the machine.
 Release the levers to turn the machine OFF.
Circuit Breaker
The circuit breaker protects the electrical components
from overload. If the breaker POPS – check for
overload. The overload may be an obstruction in the
brush, a full bag, or the brush setting is too low to the
floor.
WAND OPTION
This machine may be equipped with the optional
WAND feature.
The WAND allows the operator to vacuum overhead
items or perform edge cleaning.
 The WAND does not have full power vacuum.
 For best wand suction lower the brush adjustment
Using the Wand
 Remove the wand from the holder.
 Attach the second piece of the wand from the
 Choose the crevice or round brush tool and attach
 Turn the switch on the control panel ON when the
 When finished with the wand, replace the wand into
 Turn the switch on the control panel to OFF, and
HEPA FILTER OPTION
There are optional HEPA filters available for picking
up non-hazardous materials.
adjust the handle to a comfortable position.
When using the wand a portion of the vacuum air is
diverted to the wand, while the other portion of the
air continues to flow through the brush area – this
assures that the vacuum motors are properly
ventilated.
to the lowest position.
holder on the body cover.
the tool to the wand.
Wand is being used. This will turn ON the vacuum
motor but will not turn on the brush motor.
the wand holder.
squeeze the switch levers to operate the machine
as normal.