Parkside PAS 900 A1 Bedienungsanleitung

ASH VACUUM CLEANER PAS 900 A1

ASH VACUUM CLEANER

Translation of the original instructions

DKURZACZ KOMINKOWY

Tłumaczenie oryginalnej instrukcji obsługi

ASCHESAUGER

Originalbetriebsanleitung

VYSÁVAČ POPOLA

Preklad originá lneho návodu na obsluhu

ESALNIK ZA PEPEL

Prevod originalnega navodila za uporabo

HAMUPORSZÍVÓ

Az originál használati utasítás fordítása

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Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself with all functions of the

device.

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funkcjami urządzenia.

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Contents

Introduction .................................4

Application ..................................4

General description......................5

Delivery Contents.............................5

Description of operation....................5

Overview........................................5

Technical data..............................6

Safety information .......................6

Device symbols................................6

Symbols used in the instructions .........7

General notes on safety....................7

Assembly.....................................8

Switching on/off ..........................9

Operating Instructions..................9

Cleaning/Maintenance ...............10

General Cleaning Work .................10

Cleaning the Metal lter cage and

Pleated Filter..................................10

Cleaning the Air Filter.....................10

Storage......................................11

Disposal/Environmental

protection ..................................11

Spare Parts/Accessories .............11

Trouble shooting ........................12

Guarantee .................................13

Repair Service............................14

Service-Center............................14

Importer ....................................14

Translation of the original EC

declaration of conformity...........74

Exploded Drawing ....................77

Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your

new device. With it, you have chosen a

high quality product.

During production, this equipment has

been checked for quality and subjected

to a nal inspection. The functionality of

your equipment is therefore guaranteed. It

cannot be ruled out that residual quantities

of water or lubricants will remain on or in

the equipment/hose lines in isolated cases.

This is not a fault or defect and it repre-

sents no cause for concern.

The operating instructions constitute part of

this product. They contain important infor-

mation on safety, use and disposal.

Before using the product, familiarise your-

self with all of the operating and safety

instructions. Use the product only as de-

scribed and for the applications specied.

Keep this manual safely and in the event

that the product is passed on, hand over

all documents to the third party.

Application

The motorised ash vacuum cleaner is a

household appliance intended for remov-

ing cold ash and other cold small objects

from chimneys, charcoal stoves, ashtrays

or barbecue grills.

The equipment is not suitable for vacuum-

ing liquids, soot or cement dust or for

vacuuming heating boilers and oil-burning

ovens. The vacuuming of glowing embers

and of materials that are combustible, ex-

plosive or harmful to health is prohibited.

This equipment is not suitable for commer-

cial use. Commercial use will invalidate the

guarantee.

The manufacturer will not be held respon-

sible for injuries resulting from use which

does not comply with the directions, or

from incorrect use.

General description

See the front fold-out page for

illustrations.

Delivery Contents

Unpack the equipment and check that it is

complete.

Dispose of the packaging material in a

proper manner.

5 Container lid incl. motor

housing

10 Metal container

11 Metal suction hose

12 Suction tube

13 Pleated lter

(already mounted)

14 Metal lter cage

(already mounted)

15 Pre-lter

- Instruction Manual

Description of operation

The ash vacuum cleaner is tted with a

stable metal container with a cover. The

vacuum set comprises a exible metal suc-

tion hose and an aluminium suction hose.

The pre-lter protects the metal lter cage

against contamination and thus, facilitates

cleaning. A safety stop prevents the vac-

uum cleaner from being operated without

the lter or lter basket.

A single-use thermal fuse permanently

disconnects the power circuit in event of

overheating or re inside the device.

The following describes the function of the

operating parts.

Overview

1 Power cord

2 Suction tube holder

Inspection window blockage

indicator

4a Carry handle

4b Retaining bracket for hose and

power cord

5 Container lid

6 On/off switch

7 Hose connection

8 Seal clips

9 Arched handle for metal con-

tainer

10 Metal container

11 Metal suction hose

12 Suction tube

13 Pleated lter

14 Metal lter cage

15 Pre-lter

15a Lip seal on pre-lter

16a Safety stop pleated lter

16b Safety stop metal lter cage

17 Metal lugs for fastening the

metal lter cage

18 Air lter

19 Filter housing

20 Motor housing

Technical data

Ash vacuum cleaner ...............PAS 900 A1

Mains voltage........... 230-240 V~, 50 Hz

Rated power input

(Power consumption).................... 900 W

Power cord length ......................... 5.0 m

Safety class ...................................... II

Protection category.......................... IP20

Suction force ............. 16 kPA (160 mbar)

Metal container

capacity, gross ........18 l

Length of the metal

uction hose

...................approx. 120 cm

Suction tube

Length ..........................approx. 30 cm

Diameter......................approx. 40 mm

Weight (incl. all

accessories)..................... approx. 4.7 kg

Technical and visual modications may

be carried out due to further development

without prior notice. All dimensions, infor-

mation and statements provided in these

Operating Instructions are therefore subject

to amendment. Legal claims which are

based on the Operating Instructions can

therefore not be recognised.

Safety information

This appliance can be used by chil-

dren aged from 8 years and above

and persons with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities or

lack of experience and knowledge

if they have been given supervi-

sion or instruction concerning use

of the appliance in a safe way and

understand the hazards involved.

Children shall not play with the

appliance. Cleaning and user

maintenance shall not be made by

children without supervision.

Device symbols

Warning!

Read carefully before use.

Retain for reference.

Do not expose the unit to rain.

For cold ashes only*!

Matter exceeding a temperature

of 40°C (104°F) poses a re risk!

* “Cold ashes” are ashes that have cooled for

a sufcient time and no longer contain pockets

of embers. This can be determined by sifting

through the ashes with a metal implement before

using the equipment. The cold ashes emit no fur-

ther perceptible heat radiation.

1 Do not vacuum up soot or combusti-

ble materials.

During vacuuming, constantly check

the hoses and vacuum for heating.

The vacuumed material must not

exceed a temperature of 40°C

(104°F).

2 - 4 Open, empty and clean the vacuum

outdoors before and after vacuum-

ing.

Electrical machines do not belong

with domestic waste.

Safety class II

Symbols used in the

instructions

Hazard symbols with in-

formation on prevention of

personal injury and property

damage.

Precaution symbol with information

on prevention of harm / damage.

Notice symbol with information on

how to handle the device properly.

General notes on safety

The information contained in these

operating instructions must be ob-

served. In addition, legal safety

and accident prevention regulations

must also be observed.

Caution: when using the equip-

ment, observe the following basic

safety measures in order to protect

against the risks of injury and re:

To avoid accidents and injuries

from electric shocks:

• Ensure that the power cord is not

damaged by being pulled over sharp

edges, by jamming, or by pulling on

the power cord.

• Before each use, check the power sup-

ply lead and the extension cable for

damage and ageing. Do not use the

equipment if the cable is damaged or

worn. Danger of electric shock hazard.

• If the power cord for this equipment is

damaged, it must be replaced by the

manufacturer, a customer service agent

of the same or a similarly qualied per-

son in order to prevent hazards.

• Switch the machine off and disconnect

the mains plug:

- when the machine is not in use,

- before the machine is opened up,

- for all maintenance and cleaning

work,

- if the connecting cable is damaged

or tangled up.

• Do not use the power cord to pull

the plug out of the socket. Protect the

power cord from heat, oil, and sharp

edges.

• Make sure that the mains voltage cor-

responds with the information on the

rating plate.

• Only plug the appliance into a socket

which is safeguarded by at least

13A.

• The device must be connected to a

mains socket via a residual-current

circuit breaker (RCD) with a rated leak-

age current of not more than 30mA.

• Do not expose the equipment to the

rain. Do not use the equipment in a

damp or wet environment.

• Protect yourself from electric shocks.

Avoid bodily contact with earthed

parts (e.g. pipes, radiators, electric

cookers, cooling devices).

• Use extension cables outdoors. Use

only extension cables that are ap-

proved and labelled accordingly for

outdoor use.

• Avoid accidental starting. Ensure that

the switch is off when plugging into

the socket.

To avoid accidents and injuries:

• Never leave a machine which is ready

for operation unattended at the work-

place.

• People and animals must not be vacu-

umed with the machine.

• Nozzles and suction tubes must not

reach head level whilst in use. Personal

injury could occur.

• Do not vacuum up substances or dusts

that are hot, glowing, combustible,

explosive or hazardous to health (dust

classes L, M, H). This includes hot

ashes, petrol, solvents, acids or caustic

solutions. Personal injury could occur.

• Caution! Do not vacuum up hazardous

substances (e.g. petrol, solvents, acids

or lyes) and ash from unauthorised fu-

els (e.g. from oil-burning ovens or heat-

ing boilers). There is a risk of injury.

• Do not vacuum up ne, combustible

dusts. There is a risk of explosion.

• Do not vacuum up hot ashes and hot,

glowing or combustible objects (e.g.

charcoal, cigarettes...). There is a risk

of re.

• Do not vacuum up liquids, soot or plas-

ter and cement dust. You could dam-

age the equipment.

• The vacuum must not exceed a tem-

perature of 40°C. Vacuum material

that appears cool from the outside may

still be hot inside. Hot vacuum material

can re-ignite in the air stream. Further-

more, the equipment can be damaged.

In the event of a rise in temperature,

switch off the equipment and discon-

nect at the plug. Place the equipment

outside and monitor it as it cools.

The following states how damage

to the appliance and possible in-

jury to people can be avoided:

• Ensure that the equipment is assembled

correctly and the lter is in the correct

position.

• When vacuuming, do not place the

equipment on heat sensitive oors. For

safety reasons, use a reproof base

when cleaning ovens, chimneys or bar-

becue equipment.

• Do not extinguish hot ash particles

with water, as the sudden temperature

differences can cause cracks in your

chimney.

• Use only replacement parts and acces-

sories supplied and recommended by

our service centre. The use of foreign

parts will result in immediate invalida-

tion of the guarantee.

• Have repairs carried out only by

customer service points that we have

authorised.

• Observe the instructions for the clean-

ing and maintenance of the equip-

ment.

• Empty and clean the vacuum before

and after vacuuming in order to pre-

vent the accumulation in the vacuum of

materials that represent a re load.

• Keep the equipment in a dry place, out

of reach of children.

Assembly

Disconnect at the plug before carry-

ing out any work on the equipment.

Risk of electric shock!

1. Insert pre-lter:

Put the lip seal (15a) of the pre-

lter (15) over the edge of the

metal container (10) (see small

image).

2. Check that the pleated lter

(13) and metal lter cage

(14) are sitting correctly and

securely.

3. Place the container lid (5) on

the metal container (10) and

close it using the seal clips (8).

4. Connect the suction hose (11).

To do this, insert the rotatable

plastic end piece (with the

printed symbol) into the

hose connection (7) and

screw it tight (bayonet con-

nection).

When assembling/detaching the

suction hose, hold the black plastic

end piece and not the metal suction

hose. Twisting or bending could

damage the hose.

5. Plug the suction tube (12) onto

the rigid end piece of the suc-

tion hose (11).

Switching on/off

Connect the mains plug.

The equipment is tted with a safety

stop, which allows operation only

with the pleated lter and metal

lter cage installed correctly.

Switching On:

On/Off Switch (see 6) In position “I“

Switching Off:

On/Off Switch (see 6) In position “0”

Operating Instructions

The vacuuming of glowing

embers and of materials that

are combustible, explosive or

harmful to health is prohib-

ited. There is a risk of injury!

• Place the equipment on a level surface

that is not heat sensitive.

• Use the pre-lter (15) when vacuum-

ing ne, cold ashes or dust in order to

protect the metal lter cage (14) and

the folded lter (13) against contami-

nation.

• The pre-lter (15) can be removed to

vacuum coarse dirt. This increases the

suction power.

• Always use the suction tube for vacu-

uming. In case of minor contamination,

hold the suction pipe approx. 1cm

above the ash. Remove large ash vol-

umes by directly immersing the suction

pipe.

• Vacuum only cooled ash at less than

40°C.

• When vacuuming, keep checking the

metal container and suction hose for

rises in temperature.

• In the event of a rise in temperature,

switch off the equipment and discon-

nect at the plug. Place the equipment

outside and monitor it as it cools.

• During breaks, you can place the suc-

tion hose ( 12) in the suction tube

holder ( 2) on the container lid.

• Always use the carry handle ( 4a)

for transporting the equipment.

• The metal container may be lled to

no more than half, so the pleated lter

always remains clear.

• Empty the container outside in order

to avoid mess (see “cleaning/mainte-

nance“).

• Clean the pre-lter ( 15) and if

required, the folder lter ( 13) (see

“Cleaning/Maintenance”):

- if suction power declines

- if the inspection window on the con-

tainer lid of the blockage indication

system ( 3) turns red.

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 damage the appliance.

If the single-use thermal fuse has

permanently disconnected the pow-

er circuit, the device must be sent to

a service centre for repair.

General Cleaning Work

Clean the equipment after each use:

• Carry out cleaning outside in order to

avoid mess.

• Remove the container lid ( 5) and

the pre-lter ( 15) and empty the

metal container ( 10). Clean the

metal container with water and allow it

to dry.

• Tap the pre-lter ( 15) and clean it

with a brush or hand-brush.

• After removing the suction hose (

11), clean the dust and soot particles

from the connections. This ensures that

the suction hose can be inserted again

easily.

• Clean the metal lter cage and the

pleated lter (see below).

Cleaning the Metal lter

cage and Pleated Filter

Replace the pleated lter if it is

worn, damaged or heavily soiled

(see “replacement parts“).

1. Take off the container cover (5).

2. Turn the metal lter cage (14)

anticlockwise and take it off.

Tap out the metal lter cage.

3. Tap out the pleated lter (13)

and clean it with a paintbrush

or hand brush.

Don‘t wash the pleated

lter in water.

4. Place the pleated lter (13) on

the rotated container lid (5) (see

small image ).

Here, the

0mm

16a16b

rubber ring

must be on

the contain-

er lid and

press the

safety stop switch (16a) down-

wards. Make sure that the pres-

sure mark on the rubber ring is

re-positioned on the switch of

the safety stop.

5. Pull the metal lter cage (14)

over the pleated lter (13) and

turn it clockwise until it stops.

The safety stop (16b) must be

pressed down.

If there is play in the metal lter

cage (14), use a nger to press

down the metal lugs (17).

Cleaning the Air Filter

1. Take off the container cover (5),

metal lter cage ( 14) and

pleated lter ( 13).

2. Take the air lter (18) out of the

lter housing (19).

3. Clean the lter with soap and

water and allow it to dry in the

air.

4. Place the air lter (18) back in

the lter housing (19).

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