Parkside PNTS 1500 B2 User Manual download pdf (Page 10)

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2. Fit the lter cover (11b) and turn it gen-

tly to lock it:

To lock the lter cover

To unlock the lter cover

Vacuuming ne dust:

While vacuuming ne dust, you

may nd dirt accumulating faster

than usual. For this reason, we

recommend the use of a paper lter

bag for ne dust.

3. Fold the paper lter bag (12) up com-

pletely and turn it over the internal noz-

zle of the suction tube.

The sealing ring on the lter bag open-

ing must completely enclosed the arm

on the suction nozzle.

Wet vacuuming

For wet sucking or to suck up water, place

the foam lter (13) on the lter box on the

motor head (3).

To avoid tearing the foam lter (13):

- Use only a dry lter;

- Turn over the edge of the lter a little.

When the container is full, the suc-

tion opening is shut off by a oat,

and suction is then cut off. Switch

the appliance off, remove the plug

from the socket and empty the con-

tainer (see Cleaning/maintenance).

If foam or liquid exits, switch off

the machine immediately.

Blowing

To use the blower function, screw the

vacuum hose (18) on to the nozzles on the

engine housing (3) (operation without the

use of lters).

Powertool vacuuming

The Powertool hose can be used for

the following:

• Cleaning hard-to-reach places or sensi-

tive equipment.

• Connecting powertools for vacuuming

dust off.

Place the thicker end of the powertool hose

(19) straight onto the vacuum hose (18)

and the other end onto the reduction adap-

tor (20) supplied. You can now t vacuum

nozzles or an electrical tool.

The reduction adaptor also ts onto

the vacuum hose (dust vacuuming

without the powertool hose).

Cleaning/Maintenance

Pull out the mains plug.

Danger of electric shock.

Never hose the appliance

down with water. Never use

aggressive cleaning agents

or solvents. This could dam-

age the appliance.

• After use, empty the waste tank (

5). Opening the drain plug to allow the

vacuumed liquid to drain out (

7).

• Clean the waste tank with a damp

cloth.

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