Parkside PNTS 1400 B1 Kurzanleitung

VÅT- OCH TORRSUG

Översättning av bruksanvisning i original

VÅD- OG TØRSUGER

Oversættelse af den originale driftsvejledning

MÄRKÄ- JA KUIVAIMURI

Alkuperäisen käyttöohjeen käännös

WET AND DRY VACUUM CLEANER

Translation of original operation manual

NASS- UND TROCKENSAUGER

Originalbetriebsanleitung

WET AND DRY VACUUM CLEANER PNTS 1400 B1

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

device.

Käännä ennen lukemista kuvallinen sivu esiin ja tutustu seuraavaksi laitteen kaikkiin toimintoihin.

Vik ut bildsidan och ha den till hands när du läser igenom anvisningarna och gör dig bekant med

apparatens/maskinens funktioner.

Før du læser, vend siden med billeder frem og bliv bekendt med alle apparatets funktioner.

Klappen Sie vor dem Lesen die Seite mit den Abbildungen aus und machen Sie sich anschließend mit allen

Funktionen des Gerätes vertraut.

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Contents

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Application

The appliance is intended for domestic

wet and dry vacuuming in, for example,

the house, work room, car or garage.

Vacuuming of ammable or explosive

materials or those which endanger health

is prohibited. The manufacturer will not be

held responsible for injuries resulting from

use which does not comply with the direc-

tions, or from incorrect use.

Symbols used in the

instructions

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Precaution symbol with information

on prevention of harm / damage.

Notice symbol with information on

how to handle the device properly.

Safety information

Before initial start-up, please read

through these operating instruc-

tions carefully prior to using the

machine. Keep the instructions

safe and pass them on to any sub-

sequent user so that the informa-

tion is always available.

Caution! When using electrical ma-

chines, observe the following basic

safety measures for the prevention

of electric shocks and the risk of

injury and re:

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• Children must be supervised in order

to ensure that they do not play with

the equipment.

• Children should only be allowed to

use the appliance under supervision.

• The device must not be used by peo-

ple (including children) with limited

physical, sensory or mental faculties

or who lack the necessary experience

and/or knowledge - other than they

are supervised by a person responsi-

ble for safety or are being instructed

to operate the appliance by such a

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person.

• 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.

• Do not vacuum any hot, incandescent,

ammable, explosive materials, or

those which endanger health. This

includes hot ashes, petrol, solvents,

acids or caustic solutions. Personal

injury could occur.

• Nozzles and suction tubes must not

reach head level whilst in use. Per-

sonal injury could occur.

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

• Ensure that the mains cable is not

damaged by being pulled over sharp

edges, by jamming, or by pulling on

the cable.

• Before each use, check the power

supply 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 haz-

ard.

• If the power cable for this equipment

is damaged, it must be replaced by

the manufacturer, a customer service

agent of the same or a similarly quali-

ed person in order to prevent haz-

ards.

• Switch the machine off and pull the

plug under the following circumstanc-

es:

- when you are not using the device,

- transporting it or leaving it unat-

tended;

- when you are checking the device,

cleaning it or removing blockages;

- when you are carrying out cleaning

or maintenance work or replacing

accessories;

- when the power or extension cable

is damaged; after contact with for-

eign bodies or in case of abnormal

vibration.

• Only use replacement parts and

accessories delivered and recom-

mended by our Service Centre (see

addresses page 45). The use of parts

by other manufacturers immediately

renders the guarantee void.

• Do not use the cable to pull the plug

out of the socket. Protect the cable

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 16 A.

• The device must only be connected to

a mains socket via a residual-current

circuit breaker (RCD) with a rated

leakage current of not more than

30 mA.

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• Ensure that the machine is correctly

assembled and the lters are in the

correct position.

• Do not use without the lter. This

could damage the machine.

• Only have repairs carried out at our

authorised customer service points.

• Observe the instructions for cleaning

and maintenance of the machine.

• Store the appliance in a dry place and

out of reach of children.

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Description of operation

The equipment is tted with a stable

stainless steel container to hold liquid

and dust. The wheels and swivel cas-

tors give the equipment great mobility.

For wet vacuuming, the suction airow is

switched off by a oat when the stainless

steel container is full. The equipment

also has a blow function.

To prevent electrostatic charging during

vacuuming, an anti-static chain is tted

on the bottom of the equipment.

The following describes the function of

the operating parts.

See the front fold-out page for

illustrations.

Overview

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1 Bow handle

2 Bow handle tie bars

3 Motor housing

4 Cable holder

5 Mains power cable

6 On/off switch

7 Vent holes

8 Suction connection

9 Stainless steel container

10 Drainage outlet

11 Front steering castor

12 2 wheels with hubcaps

13 Anti-static chain (not visible)

14 Rear steering castor

15 4 attachment ports for acces-

sories

16 Locking lever

17 Blow connection

18 2 attachment ports

19 Telescopic suction pipe

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20 Vacuum tube holder

21 Suction hose

22 Handle with air regulation

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23 Foam lter for wet vacuuming

24 F

ilter cover

25 Fluted lter for dry vacuuming

26 Paper lter bag for ne dust

 

27 Switchable household nozzle

for vacuuming carpets

for vacuuming smooth sur-

faces

28 Crevice nozzle

Delivery Contents

Unpack the equipment and check that it is

complete.

The equipment is supplied with the motor

head on (see 3).

To take off the motor head and remove

the accessories, release the locking lever

(16) and fold down the bow

handle tie bars ( 2) towards the suction

nozzle ( 8).

Motor housing

Stainless steel container

Bow handle

Cable holder

- Front steering castor

- 4 attachment ports with rear steering

castor

2 wheels with hubcaps

Telescopic suction pipe

- Suction hose

- Handle with air regulation

- Foam lter

- Fluted lter + lter cover (already

mounted)

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- Paper lter bag

- Switchable household nozzle

- Crevice nozzle

- 10 cross-head screws

- 2 plastic washers

Dispose of the packaging material in a

proper manner.

Assembly

Pull out the mains plug.

Danger of electric shock.

1. Plug the front steering castor (11) into

the slot on the front of the stainless

steel container (9). Fix the steering

castor with 2 crosshead screws.

2. Plug the attachment ports (15) with

the rear steering castor (14) into the

slot on the rear of the stainless steel

container (9). Screw these in place

with 2 crosshead screws.

3. Fit both wheels (12) and plastic wash-

ers (at surface towards the equip-

ment). Fix each wheel with 1 cross-

head screw. Fit the hubcaps.

4. Fit the bow handle (1) onto the two

bow handle tie bars (2) and screw it in

place with 2 crosshead screws.

5. Fold down the bow handle (1) towards

the suction nozzle (8). Place the mo-

tor head (3) on the stainless steel

container (9). Close the stainless

steel container by folding up the bow

handle and xing it with the locking

levers (the tension can be ad-

justed with the locking lever adjusting

screw). Several positions are possible

for the bow handle.

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6. Fit the power cable holder (4) onto the

motor head (3) and screw it in place

with 2 crosshead screws.

7. Fit the accessories:

- Connect the suction hose (21).

- Fit the handle (22)

- Fit the telescopic suction pipe (19).

(Press the knob on the telescopic

suction pipe in the direction and

separate to the desired length).

- Fit the desired nozzle (27/28).

To store the suction set during

breaks, push together the tel-

escopic suction hose and plug the

suction pipe holder into the socket

on the motor housing (see picture

below).

Switching on/off

Connect the mains plug.

Do not vacuum without a lter!

(How to insert the lter is described

in the chapters “dry vacuuming“

and “wet vacuuming“).



On/Off Switch (see 6) In position ““



On/Off Switch (see 6) In position “”

Dry vacuuming

1. For dry vacuuming, t the pleated lter

(25) onto the lter basket on the motor

head (3). The sealing lip that curves

upward must point away from the mo-

tor head.

2. Fit the lter cover (24) and lock it with

a light turn:

Lock the lter cover

Unlock the lter cover

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

While vacuuming ne dust, you

may nd dirt accumulating faster

than usual. For this reason, we

recommend the use of a paper l-

ter bag for ne dust.

1. Fit the pleated lter (25).

2. Fold the side aps on the paper lter

bag (26) down on the perforation.

3. Completely unfold the paper lter bag

(26) and pull it over the internal suc-

tion nozzle (8) in the stainless steel

container (9). The connector on the

suction nozzle must be completely en-

closed by the sealing ring on the lter

bag opening.

Wet vacuuming

For wet vacuuming or to vacuum water, t

the foam lter (23) to the lter basket on

the motor head (3).

When the container is full, the suc-

tion opening is shut off by a oat,

and suction is then cut off.

Switch the appliance off, remove

the plug from the socket and emp-

ty the container (see “Cleaning/

Maintenance/Storage”).

If foam or liquid exits, switch off the

machine immediately.

Blow Function

Operation without the use of a lter

is recommended.

• Connect the suction hose (21) to the

connecting blower (17) on the motor

head (3).

Cleaning/Maintenance/

Storage

Pull out the mains plug.

Danger of electric shock.

Always check the appliance before

use for any obvious faults such as

a defective mains cable, and have

these repaired or replaced.

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• After use, empty the

stainless steel

container

( 9):

- Opening the drain plug to allow the

vacuumed liquid to drain out (

10). A liquid residue remains in the

container.

To remove all residual liquids, fold

down the bow handle (1) and take

off the motor head ( 3): x the

bow handle with the locking le-

vers (16), hold the stainless steel

container (9) with one hand on the

bow handle and the other on the

bottom of the container and pour

out the residual liquid.

• Clean the waste tank with a damp

cloth.

• Wash the foam lter ( 23) with

lukewarm water and soap, and allow

to dry.

• Beat the dust out of the uted lter

(25) and clean it with a paint brush

or hand brush.

• Replace the paper lter bag ( 26)

when full (see “replacement parts” for

reordering)

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1. Release both locking levers

(16) and fold down

the bow handle (1).

2. Wind the power cable (5)

around the power cable holder

(4).

3. The attachment ports (15/18)

serve to store the telescopic

suction hose (19), suction hose

(21) and nozzles (27/28).

4. Store the appliance in a dry

place and out of reach of chil-

dren.

Disposal/Environmental

protection

Be environmentally friendly. Return the

tool, accessories and packaging to a recy-

cling centre when you have nished with

them.

Machines must not be disposed of

with household refuse.

Take the machine to a recycling point.

The waste plastic and metal parts can be

separated, accurately graded and passed

on for recycling. Contact our Service Cen-

tre for more details.

Defective units returned to us will be dis-

posed of for free.

Technical data

Power consumption of motor ........1400 W

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

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

Protection category............................IP24

Suction force...............16 kPA, 2.2 m3/min

Cable length ....................................... 4 m

Stainless steel container

capacity (brutto) ............................22.7 l

useful volume ...................................15 l

Weight (incl. all accessories) ...........7.5 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 sub-

ject to amendment. Legal claims which

are based on the Operating Instructions

can therefore not be recognised.

Warranty

This unit has a guarantee period of 36

months, or 12 months for units used on a

commercial basis or for replacement units

according to the statutory regulations.

Justied guarantee claims should be

reported to our Service Centre (see

page 45 for telephone & fax no.s, and

email address). Our Service Team will tell

you more about our complaints handling

procedure.

Damage resulting from normal wear and

tear, overloading or improper use is ex-

cluded from the warranty. Certain parts

such as the lters and attachments are

subject to normal wear and tear and are

excluded from the warranty.

Warranty claims can only be recognised if

the directions in the Operating Instructions

on cleaning and maintenance have been

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