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chapter Cleaning the filter. The various dif-
ferent hose cross-sections allow adaptation
to the various different connection cross-
sections of the accessories.
The label specifies the order numbers of
the filters and dust bags approved for use
with this device.
Filter
Dust bag
Description of the unit
For the figures, refer to the graphics page
Illustration A
Steering rollers with parking brake
1
Sliding handle
2
On/off switch
3
Filter cleaning cover
4
Filter cleaning handle
5
Suction pipe holder
6
Pressure gauge
7
Filter chamber lock
8
Muffler
9
Cable clips
10
Suction hose connection nozzle
11
Vacuum cleaner waste container un-
12
locking lever
Floor nozzle holder
13
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Initial startup
For the illustrations, refer to the graphics
page
ATTENTION
Electrical shock in the event of a short-
circuit
Exceeding the mains grid impedance can
cause a short-circuit.
The maximum permissible mains grid im-
pedance at the electrical connection point
(see Technical data) must not be exceed-
ed.
DANGER
Damage to the skin, lungs and eyes
through fine dust
Emission of fine dust when used without a
filter or with a damaged filter
Never vacuum without a filter or with a
damaged filter.
ATTENTION
Damage to the device
The suction motor can be damaged if the
device is used without a filter or with a dam-
aged filter.
Never vacuum without a filter or with a
damaged filter.
Note
Additional regulations may apply to dusts
with an ignition energy of less than 1 mJ.
1. Bring the device into the working posi-
tion and secure with the parking brake if
necessary.
2. Ensure that the suction head is fitted
correctly.
3. Insert the suction hose into the suction
hose connection.
Illustration B
4. Plug the desired accessory onto the suc-
tion hose.
5. Check the filling level of the dirt recepta-
cle and empty it if necessary before
starting vacuuming.
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