COMAC CA P25 WD Bedienungs- Und Wartungsanleitung Seite 14

Before using the appliance for the first time, read these original instructions,
follow them and keep them for future use or for possible resale of the appliance.
• Prior to the initial operation, read the safety standard No. 5.956-249!
• Failure to follow the operating instructions and safety standards can cause damage to
the appliance and present a danger to the user and other people.
• Any transport damage should be reported immediately to your dealer.
SYMBOLS USED IN THE MANUAL
Open book symbol with an "i":
Indicates the need to consult the instruction manual.
Open book symbol:
Tells the operator to read the manual before using the appliance.
Covered place symbol:
the operations preceded by this symbol must always be carried out in a dry, covered area.
Symbol i:
Indicates additional information for the operator, to improve the use of the device.
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
All packaging is recyclable. The packages must not be discarded in household waste, but
delivered to the relevant collecting centres.
Old appliances contain valuable recyclable materials and must be delivered to the
relevant collection centres. Batteries, oil and similar substances must not discarded in
the environment. Please dispose of old appliances via the separate collection systems.
TECHNICAL DATA TABLE KEY
Type of vacuum:
W=Dust; WD= Wet & Dry
Collection tank material:
PP=Polypropylene ; Acc= Steel
Nominal voltage (V) and frequency (Hz) of the vacuum motor in the appliance.
Number of vacuum motors.
Number of stages of the vacuum motor:
Single Stage= 1 stage; Double Stage= 2 stages
Nominal output (W) and type of suction.
Vacuum (mmH O and kPa).
2
Air flow rate (l/s and m /h).
3
Total capacity of the collection tank (l).
Collection tank useful capacity (l).
Power cable of the appliance (cm).
Appliance dimensions [length x width x height] (cm).
Weight of single appliance (Kg).
Sound pressure level ISO11201 (dB).
COMPLIANT USE
WARNING: The appliance is not suitable for vacuuming powders that are harmful to health.
• This vacuum cleaner is designed for dry (P211D and A211D versions) or dry/wet
cleaning of floors or walls.
• This appliance is suitable for commercial, professional and industrial use, such as workshops,
industries, schools and hotels.
• The ambient temperature must not exceed 40° C.
PARTS OF THE APPLIANCE
1. Vacuum head.
2. Handle bar for vacuum head lifting.
3. Vacuum motor control switch.
4. Power cable.
5. Power cable plug.
6. Power cable support.
7. Cloth filter.
8. Foam filter.
9. Mechanical float.
10. Foam filter support.
11. Vacuum cap fastening hook.
12. Collection tank.
13. Nozzle.
14. Vacuum hose release button .
15. Handle.
16. Collection tank support trolley.
17. Pivoting wheel.
18. Rear wheel.
19. Trolley control handlebars .
INITIAL OPERATION OF THE APPLIANCE
Before beginning to work, it is necessary to:
1. Place the lower part of the outer packaging in contact with the floor.
N.B. : Use the pictograms printed on the box as reference.
2. Open the outer box.
3. Remove the accessories from the box and carefully lay them on the ground.
4. Remove the appliance from the packaging.
N.B.: it is recommended that all the packaging components be kept for any future
transportation of the appliance.
CAUTION: these operations must be carried out using protective gloves to avoid any
possible contact with the edges or tips of metal objects.
DANGER: before use, the appliance must be in order and safe to use with the work
equipment, especially the power cable and the extension cable. If everything is not in order,
the appliance must not be used.
5. Insert the vacuum hose into the nozzle on the collection tank, press the button on the nozzle
and insert the vacuum hose fully (Fig.05).
6. Connect the extension pipe to the vacuum hose.
7. Choose the most suitable attachment for the work to be carried out and connect it to the
extension pipe.
Dry cleaning:
1. Check that the vacuum motor control switch is in the "0" position, otherwise turn the switch to
the off position (Fig.04).
2. Check that the plug on the power cable is connected to the power supply socket, otherwise
disconnect it.
WARNING: To prevent damaging the power cable, disconnect the plug from the mains
socket by directly pulling the plug and not the cable.
3. Free the vacuum head (Fig.06) and check that the cloth filter is correctly positioned (Fig.08).
N.B.: For dry use, ensure that the inside of the collection tank is drained of all liquid
before use.
N.B: If cartridge filters or dust collection bags are used instead of the cloth filter, make
sure they are positioned correctly.
4. Secure the vacuum head to the collection tank (Fig.09-10).
5. Plug the power cable into the mains socket.
ATTENTION: Do not exceed the maximum mains impedance value allowed for the
electrical connection point (see Technical Data). Please contact your electrical energy
supplier if in doubts concerning mains impedance on the connecting point.
6. Switch on the appliance by positioning the vacuum motor switch to position "I" (Fig. 4).
N.B.: If the appliance is supplied with two vacuum motors switch on one or two depending
on the type of work to be carried out.
7. Start work.
If the "combined nozzle" accessory is used, set the switch in the brush to "HARD SURFACE" or
else "CARPET FLOORS". Proceed with the vacuuming.
N.B: If while working you note that the vacuum accessory is sticking too much to the
surface on which it is being used, adjust the air flow inside the vacuum hose using the lever
on the grip and free the accessory (Valid for versions P211 and A211).
ATTENTION: Risk of damage! If dry vacuuming, never remove the cloth filter while
vacuuming. Vacuuming fine dust requires the replacement of the cloth filter with a more
appropriate cartridge filter (optional component).
If when working a reduction in the vacuuming power is noted or the noise of the appliance
becomes louder:
• Switch off the appliance, position the vacuum motor switch to position "0" (Fig. 04).
• Remove the plug from the power socket.
WARNING: To prevent damaging to the mains socket, disconnect the plug from the mains
socket by directly pulling the plug and not the power cable.
• Loosen the latch hinges of the vacuum head (Fig.06) and remove it (Fig.07).
• Shake and clean the cloth filter (Fig.10).
N.B: If the surface of the filter is extremely dirty, brush the filter with a normal soft brush to
clean it thoroughly.
• Empty the collection tank.
N.B: The place intended for this operation must comply with local environmental
regulations.
• Reassemble the cloth filter (Fig.08) and the vacuum head (Fig.09).
• Start work again.
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