Festool CT 26 E HEPA Bedienungsanleitung
en Original operating manual - Mobile dust extractors 6
CT 26 E HEPA
CT 36 E HEPA
CT 48 E HEPA
Festool GmbH
Wertstraße 20
D-73240 Wendlingen
+49 (0)7024/804-0
+49 (0)7024/804-20608
www.festool.com 717082_002
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Contents
1 Symbols............................................... 6
2 Intended use........................................6
3 Technical data..................................... 6
4 Safety instructions.............................. 7
5 Functional description........................ 7
6 Operation.............................................7
7 Settings................................................8
8 Working............................................... 8
9 Filter.................................................... 9
10 After finishing work...........................10
11 Service and maintenance..................10
12 Accessories....................................... 11
13 Environment...................................... 11
1 Symbols
Warning of general danger
Risk of electric shock
Read the Operating Instructions/Notes!
Wear a dust mask.
The specified illustrations appear at the begin
ning of the Operating Instructions.
2 Intended use
The dust extractor is designed for use as speci
fied for the aspiration and evacuation of non-
noxious dusts, dirt, sand, shavings etc..
The dust extractor is designed as specified for
vacuuming water..
The dust extractor is designed in accordance
with IEC 60335-1 and IEC 60335-2-69 for a high
er loading in industrial use.
The filtering performance of the overall unit,
which is fitted with a HEPA filter element,corre
sponds to HEPA quality 13 (medium degree of
filtration 99.95%).
All CT extractors fitted with the HEPA filter ele
ment have HEPA certification both for the filter
material and the whole dust extractor.
WARNING
The user will be liable for damage due to im
proper use.
3 Technical data
Mobile dust extractor CT 26 E, CT 36 E
Power consumption 350 - 1200 W
Maximum appliance socket connected load: 1200 W
Max. suction capacity (air), turbine 234 m³/h
Max. vacuum, turbine 24000 Pa
Filter surface area 6318 cm²
Suction hose D 27 / 32 mm x 3,5 m - AS
Sound pressure level as per DIN 60704-1 71 dB(A)
Protection category IP X4
Container capacity CT 26 E 26 l
CT 36 E, CT 36 LE 36 l
CT 48 E 48 l
Dimensions L x W x H CT 26 E 630 x 365 x 540 mm
CT 36 E, CT 36 LE 630 x 365 x 496 mm
CT 48 E 740 x 406 x 1005 mm
Weight CT 26 E 13,9 kg
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Mobile dust extractor CT 26 E, CT 36 E
CT 36 E, CT 36 LE 14,4 kg
CT 48 E 18,8 kg
4 Safety instructions
Warning! Read and observe all informa
tion and safety instructions. Ignoring warning
notes and instructions may lead to electric
shocks, fires and/or cause serious injury.
Keep all safety information and other instruc
tions in a safe place for future reference.
– This device can be used by persons with re
duced physical, sensory or mental abilities
or those who lack experience or knowl
edge, if they are supervised or have been
instructed on safe use of the device and un
derstand the resulting dangers. Children
should always be supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the machine.
–Warning: machine may contain hazardous
dust. Only authorised qualified specialists
with suitable protective equipment may
perform maintenance, empty the container
and change the filter.
– Always operate with the filter system in
stalled!
– Always use suitable protective equipment!
– If intact following a visual inspection, work
in a dry environment according to instruc
tions!
–Risk of explosion and fire hazard: do not
extract sparks or hot dust, flammable or
explosive dust (e.g. magnesium, alumini
um, petrol, thinner, with the exception of
wood), aggressive fluids/solids (e.g. acid,
leach, solvent).
– Observe all national safety regulations as
well as the material manufacturer's speci
fications!
– Always use the socket on the machine for
the purpose specified!
– Do not lift or transport using a crane hook
or lifting gear!
5 Functional description
[1-1] Intake opening
[1-2] Module slot
[1-3] Appliance socket
[1-4] Electrical outlet module circuit
breaker
[1-5] Hose store
[1-6] Handle
[1-7] SysDoc
[1-8] Switch
[1-9] Suction power adjuster
[1-10] Locking clip
[1-11] Dust container
[1-12] Brake
[1-13] Lever
6 Operation
WARNING
Unauthorised voltage or frequency!
Risk of accident
► The mains voltage and the frequency of the
power source must correspond with the
specifications on the machine's name
plate.
► In North America, only Festool machines
with the voltage specifications 120 V/60 Hz
may be used.
6.1 Initial operation
► Open the locking clips [2-2] and remove the
top section of the machine [2-1].
► Remove the accessories from the dust con
tainer [2-3] and the packaging!
► Insert a filter bag in the dust container (see
chapter 9.1 ).
► Replace the top section [2-1] and close the
locking clips [2-2].
► Attach the cable holder to the rear of the
mobile dust extractor (see Fig. [3]).
► Connect the suction hose to the machine.
6.2 Switch on/off
► Insert the plug into an earthed socket.
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CAUTION
Risk of injury from tools starting up unex
pectedly
► Before setting the switch to the "AUTO" or
"MAN" position, make sure that the con
nected tool is switched off.
The switch [1-8] serves as an On/Off switch. It
has three positions:
Switch position "0"
Appliance socket [1-3] is disconnected from the
power, mobile dust extractor is switched off.
"MAN" switch position
Appliance socket [1-3] is connected to the pow
er, the mobile dust extractor starts.
"Auto" switch position
Appliance socket [1-3] is connected to the pow
er, the mobile dust extractor starts when the
connected tool is switched on.
7 Settings
7.1 Connecting electric power tools
WARNING
Risk of injury
► Observe the maximum appliance socket
connected load (see chapter "Technical da
ta")
► Switch off the electric power tool.
► Connect the electric power tool to the appli
ance socket .
Electrical outlet module circuit breaker
If the maximum connected load at the electrical
outlet module of the power tool is exceeded, the
circuit breaker separates the electrical outlet
module from the voltage supply.
► Turn off the power tool using the switch.
► Wait approx. 20 seconds.
► Activate the circuit breaker [1-4].
► Turn the power tool back on.
7.2 Connecting pneumatic tools
WARNING
Risk of injury
► Switch off the air tool.
Automatic on/off switch for air tools
(Fehlender Wert_TIM-ProdVariante or
accessories)
with compressed air module in module
slot [1-2]
Recommendation:
– Attachment of service unit VE (495886):
compressed air filtered and lubricated
– Use of IAS system with IAS connector
(454757) for Festool air tools
Requirement: tool with operating pressure of
6 bar!
7.3 Temperature cut-out
A temperature cut-out switches the mobile dust
extractor off when it reaches a critical tempera
ture to prevent overheating.
► A temperature cut-out switches the mobile
dust extractor off when it reaches a critical
temperature to prevent overheating.
► Switch off the mobile dust extractor, allow
to cool for about 5 minutes then switch on
again.
Not possible to switch on: contact
Festool service workshop.
7.4 Adjusting the suction power
► Use the rotary knob .
7.5 Applying the brake
Folding out the black brake lever [1-11] pre
vents the mobile dust extractor from rolling. To
achieve this, lift the front end of the mobile dust
extractor slightly and push the black brake lev
er downwards until it latches into place. Push
the green lever again to release.
8 Working
8.1 Handling
Hose store: after finisching work, you can feed
the suction hose through the recess [4-2] and
place it in the hose store.
SysDoc Systainer attachment system: a Sys
tainer can be attached to the storeage area via
the four slides ore the T-Loc [4-1].
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8.2 Extracting dry materials
CAUTION
Hazardous dust
Damage to the respiratory passage
► Use a filter or disposal bag when extracting
hazardous materials!
► Do not use the machine if the volumetric
flow monitoring function is inactive.
Observe the following when extracting dust
generated by operating electric power tools:
If the exhaust air is discharged back into the
room, the air renewal rate L within the room
must be sufficient. The volume of air dis
charged back into the room must not exceed
50% of the fresh air volume flow (room volume
VR x air renewal rate LW). Observe all the rele
vant regional regulations.
Remember: A moist main filter clogs more
quickly when extracting dry materials. There
fore, dry the main filter before extracting dust
or replace the damp filter with a dry one.
8.3 Extracting fluids
WARNING
Risk of injury
► Do not evacuate combustible liquids!
The HEPA filter element shall only be
used for extracting dry materials.
Before extracting fluids, remove the filter bag
(see chapter 9.1 " 9.1 "). We recommend using
a special wet filter.
The dust extractor stops automatically when
the maximum level is reached.
CAUTION
Escaping foam and fluids
► Switch off the machine immediately and
empty the dust container.
8.4 The antistatic system
Friction inside the extraction hose causes static
electricity to develop during extraction. Operat
ing personnel may receive unpleasant electric
shocks while working. The mobile dust extrac
tor is fitted with an antistatic system as stand
ard to discharge any static electricity that may
develop. However, always use the enclosed an
tistatic extraction hose.
9 Filter
WARNING
Risk of injury
► During the following procedure, take care
not to raise dust more that is unavoidable.
Moisten the filter element with a water
spray before removing it.
9.1 Changing the filter bag (FIS-CT
26/36/48)
Inserting the filter bag [5]
► Open the locking clips [2-2] and remove the
top section of the machine [2-1].
► Insert a new filter bag (FIS-CT 26/36/48) in
the inlet port of the dust container and in
terlock it. Important: be aware that the
locking engages.
Make sure that the filter bag is not
pinched between the top and bottom
sections.
► Replace the top section [2-1] and close the
locking clips [2-2].
Removing the filter bag [6]
► Open the locking clips [2-2] and remove the
top section of the machine [2-1].
► Remove the filter bag.
► Dispose of the used filter bag in accordance
with statutory regulations.
► Replace the top section [2-1] and close the
locking clips [2-2].
9.2 Changing the disposal bag
Inserting the disposal bag [7]
► Open the locking clips [2-2] and remove the
top section of the machine [2-1].
► Insert a new disposal bag (ENS-CT26/36/48)
on the inlet nozzle of the container and lock
in position.
Important: The lateral openings on the dis
posal bag must be positioned inside the
container. Make sure that the bolt engages.
► Place the disposal bag over the edge of the
container.
Make sure that the contacts [10-2] are
free.
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► Replace the top section [2-1] and close the
locking clips [2-2].
Removing the disposal bag [8]
► Open the locking clips [2-2] and remove the
top section of the machine [2-1].
► Close the disposal bag.
► Remove the disposal bag.
► Dispose of the used disposal bag in accord
ance with statutory regulations.
► Replace the top section [2-1] and close the
locking clips [2-2].
9.3 Changing the filter element
NOTE
Motor damage
► Never operate the extractor without a filter
element fitted as the motor may become
damaged.
► Open the locking clips [2-2] and remove the
top section of the machine [2-1].
► Turn the top section of the machine so that
the main filter is facing upwards (Fig.[9]).
► Fold over the lever [9-3] and remove the re
tainer. [9-2]
► Remove the used main filter and re
place [9-1] with a new one.
► Dispose of the used filter in accordance
with statutory regulations.
► Insert the retainer [9-2] and fold over the
lever [9-3] until it engages.
► Replace the top section [2-1] and close the
locking clips [2-2].
10 After finishing work
► Switch off the mobile dust extractor and
pull out the mains plug.
► Wind up the mains power cable.
► Empty the dirt trap.
WARNING
Hazardous dust
Damage to the respiratory passage
► Wipe down the mobile dust extractor and
clean all accessories thoroughly using the
extractor (inside and out) before removing
from the working area.
► Parts that you were not able to clean thor
oughly must be sealed in an airtight plastic
bag prior to transportation.
► Wear a dust mask!
► Place the mobile dust extractor in a dry
room inaccessible to unauthorised users.
10.1 Emptying the dust container
The dust container [2-3] can be emptied once
the top section has been removed.
► After extracting fluids, clean the fill level
sensors [10-1] regularly with a soft cloth
and inspect for damage.
11 Service and maintenance
WARNING
Risk of injury, electric shock
► Always disconnect the mains plug from the
socket before performing maintenance
work on the machine!
► All maintenance and repair work which re
quires the motor housing to be opened
must only be carried out by an authorised
service workshop.
Customer service and repair only through
manufacturer or service workshops: Please
find the nearest address at: www.festool.com/
service
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Use only original Festool spare parts! Order No.
at: www.festool.com/service
A dust test must be performed at least once a
year by the manufacturer or an instructed per
son. This test may include checks to determine
whether the filter is damaged, the machine is
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