Nozzle Usage; Wet Vacuuming; Dry Vacuuming; Suction Function - Parkside PNTSA 20-Li A1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Nozzle usage

Crevice nozzle (
for vacuuming gaps, corners and radiators.
Housekeeping nozzle (
For wet and dry vacuuming, for removing
stubborn dirt.
Floor nozzle (
tachment ( 18):
for wet and dry vacuuming of smooth sur-
faces and itted carpets.
Floor nozzle (
attachment (
for wet and dry vacuuming of itted carpets
and for removing persistent dirt.
• Press the clips on the right and left side
of the loor nozzle (
the insert attachment (
Mind that sensitive surfaces might
get scratched if the insert attach-
ment is not used.

Wet vacuuming

1. Remove the paper ilter (
folded ilter (
2. Suctioning up (draining) water: place
the suction hose (
11) into the water tank and suc-
(
tion up the water.
3. Empty the waste container immediately
after vacuuming because it is not de-
signed to store liquids (see "Cleaning/
Maintenance").
28
15):
16)
17) with insert at-
17) without insert
18):
17) and remove
18).
19) and
23).
12) on the handle
Never reach into the water to
be suctioned up. Danger of
electric shock.
If the waste container is full, a loat
closes the suction opening, and the
vacuum operation is interrupted.
Switch off the machine and empty
the waste tank.
If foam or liquid exits, switch off the
machine immediately.

Dry vacuuming

Vacuuming with the paper
ilter bag:
Insert the material ilter
Pull the paper ilter bag (19) with the
reinforcer upwards over the internal
suction itting (see arrow
sealing ring at the ilter bag opening
must completely surround the lip on the
suction pipe.
Vacuuming ine dust:
Speciic suction processes (e.g. grinding
of paints and lacquers, milling or drilling
walls, grinding or drilling hard wood) can
pose a risk from hazardous dust.

Suction function

To perform suction, insert the suction hose
(12) into the connection (5) on the motor
head.
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