Bosch 3931A Operating Instructions - Page 10

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BM 1609929K45 08-06 8/14/06 11:42 AM Page 10 WET VACUUMING Your 3931A can also be used for wet vacuuming. ! WARNING Do not use to vacuum flammable liquids, gases, or explosive dusts, like gasoline or other fuels, lighter fluid, varnish, polyurethane coatings, cleaners, oil-based paints, natural gas, hydrogen, coal dust, magnesium dust, grain dust, or gun powder. Electric motors create sparks, which may ignite the dust or fumes. 1. Before wet vacuuming, run the vacuum in the PULSE-CLEAN™ mode. 2. Empty the canister to prevent encrustation when wet vacuuming. If bag is in canister, remove it as well. Notes: • Empty the canister before wet vacuuming. • Do not use a VAC013 dust bag when wet vacuuming. If a bag is to be used when vacuuming wet material, a VAC022 heavyduty bag must be used. • Wet/dry dust: If VAC013 bag is in the canister, remove it as well. (VAC022 bag can remain in canister.) • The filter cartridge must be used when wet vacuuming. • Do not activate the PULSE-CLEAN™ mode when the contents of the vacuum cleaner are wet. • The unit is equipped with water level sensors. The unit switches off when the maximum filling height is reached. The unit still has power, but will not operate. The unit must be first switched off before it can be switched on again. • When the unit is shut off, some water may flow out of the hose. • To prevent siphoning or spillage, lift the suction hose out of the liquid before draining the vacuum cleaner. • Before opening and emptying, move the switch to the OFF position. • Before opening and emptying, always disconnect the vacuum cord from the power supply. • In order to avoid mildew, after wet vacuuming, remove the VAC022 bag (if one is installed) and remove both filter cartridges and allow them to dry thoroughly. Dry the filter and canister thoroughly so that dust cannot adhere to moist parts. Also remove the control unit and allow it to dry, too. • Use a dry filter for subsequent dry vacuuming. We suggest purchasing extra filter cartridges when frequently alternating between wet and dry vacuuming and swap them out as appropriate. Clean the canister and accessories with water. Wipe the top section with a moist cloth. WATER-LEVEL SENSOR MAINTENANCE Clean the water level sensors occasionally: See Figure 6. 1. Unlock the canister latches and remove the control unit. 2. Clean the water level sensors with a soft cloth. 3. Reattach the control unit again 4. Lock the canister latches. FIG. 6 LEVEL SENSORS EMPTYING THE CANISTER 1. Switch the unit off. 2. Disconnect from the power supply. 3. Open the canister latches. 4. Remove control unit. 5. Remove the paper filter bag; dump out the canister, or drain out the canister as appropriate. CANISTER MAINTENANCE Wipe out the canister from time to time with a commercially available, non-scouring cleaning agent and allow to dry. -10-

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WET VACUUMING
Your 3931A can also be used for wet
vacuuming.
Do not use to vacuum
flammable liquids, gases,
or explosive dusts, like gasoline or other
fuels, lighter fluid, varnish, polyurethane
coatings, cleaners, oil-based paints,
natural gas, hydrogen, coal dust,
magnesium dust, grain dust, or gun
powder.
Electric motors create sparks, which
may ignite the dust or fumes.
1. Before wet vacuuming, run the vacuum in
the PULSE-CLEAN™ mode.
2. Empty the canister to prevent encrustation
when wet vacuuming. If bag is in canister,
remove it as well.
Notes:
Empty the canister before wet vacuuming.
Do not use a VAC013 dust bag when wet
vacuuming. If a bag is to be used when
vacuuming wet material, a VAC022 heavy-
duty bag must be used.
Wet/dry dust: If VAC013 bag is in the
canister, remove it as well. (VAC022 bag
can remain in canister.)
The filter cartridge must be used when wet
vacuuming.
Do not activate the PULSE-CLEAN™
mode when the contents of the vacuum
cleaner are wet.
The unit is equipped with water level
sensors. The unit switches off when the
maximum filling height is reached. The unit
still has power, but will not operate. The
unit must be first switched off before it can
be switched on again.
When the unit is shut off, some water may
flow out of the hose.
To prevent siphoning or spillage, lift the
suction hose out of the liquid before
draining the vacuum cleaner.
Before opening and emptying, move the
switch to the OFF position.
Before opening and emptying, always
disconnect the vacuum cord from the
power supply.
• In order to avoid mildew, after wet
vacuuming, remove the VAC022 bag (if
one is installed) and remove both filter
cartridges and allow them to dry
thoroughly. Dry the filter and canister
thoroughly so that dust cannot adhere to
moist parts. Also remove the control unit
and allow it to dry, too.
• Use a dry filter for subsequent dry
vacuuming. We suggest purchasing extra
filter cartridges when frequently alternating
between wet and dry vacuuming and swap
them out as appropriate.
Clean the canister and accessories with
water. Wipe the top section with a moist
cloth.
WATER-LEVEL SENSOR MAINTENANCE
Clean the water level sensors occasionally:
See Figure 6.
1. Unlock the canister latches and remove
the control unit.
2. Clean the water level sensors with a soft
cloth.
3. Reattach the control unit again
4. Lock the canister latches.
EMPTYING THE CANISTER
1. Switch the unit off.
2. Disconnect from the power supply.
3. Open the canister latches.
4. Remove control unit.
5. Remove the paper filter bag; dump out the
canister, or drain out the canister as
appropriate.
CANISTER MAINTENANCE
Wipe out the canister from time to time with a
commercially available, non-scouring
cleaning agent and allow to dry.
LEVEL
SENSORS
FIG. 6
!
WARNING
BM 1609929K45 08-06
8/14/06
11:42 AM
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