Parkside PNTS 1500 A1 Kurzanleitung

WET AND DRY CLEANER PNTS 1500 A1

WET AND DRY CLEANER

Translation of original operation manual

VYSÁVAČ NA MOKRÉ A SUCHÉ

VYSÁVANIE

Preklad originálneho návodu na obsluhu

VYSAVAČ NA SUCHÉ A MOKRÉ

VYSÁVÁNÍ

Překlad originálního provozního návodu

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WET AND DRY CLEANER PNTS 1500 A1

GB Operation and Safety Notes Page 5

CZ Pokyny pro obsluhu a bezpečnostní pokyny Strana 12

SK Pokyny pre obsluhu a bezpečnostné pokyny Strana 19

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

device.

Před čtením si otevřete stranu s obrázky a potom se seznamte se všemi funkcemi přístroje.

Pred čítaním si odklopte stranu s obrázkami a potom sa oboznámte so všetkými funkciami prístroja.

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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 mate-

rials or those which endanger health is pro-

hibited. The manufacturer will not be held

responsible for injuries resulting from use

which does not comply with the directions,

or from incorrect use.

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Precaution symbol with information

on prevention of harm / damage.

Notice symbol with information on

how to handle the device properly.



Electrical machines must not be

disposed of with household refuse.

Switching between additional ap-

pliance + vacuum cleaner

Max. load on appliance socket



Before initial start-up, please read

through these operating instructions

carefully prior to using the machine.

Keep the instructions safe and pass

them on to any subsequent user so

that the information is always avail-

able.

Caution! When using power tools,

observe the following basic safety

measures for the prevention of

electric shocks and the risk of in-

jury and re:



• Children should only be allowed to

use the appliance under supervision.

• Children should be supervised to ensure

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that they do not play with the appli-

ance.

• Never leave a machine which is ready

for operation unattended at the work-

place.

• This appliance is not intended for use

by persons (including children) with

reduced physical, sensory or mental

capabilities, or lack of experience

and knowledge, unless they have

been given supervision or instruction

concerning use of the appliance by a

person responsible for their safety.

• People and animals must not be vacu-

umed using 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.





• 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 discon-

nect 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.

• Only use replacement parts and

accessories delivered and recom-

mended by our Service Centre (see

addresses page 29). 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 13 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.

CAUTION! The following states

how damage to the appliance and

possible injury to people can be

avoided:

• 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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The wet and dry vacuum cleaner is

equipped with a robust stainless steel

container for waste collection. The guiding

wheels and castors make the appliance

very easy to manoeuvre. The suction

ow is switched off by a oat during wet

vacuuming once the waste tank is full. In

addition, the machine has a blower func-

tion and a socket for the connection of a

further electrical appliance.

The following describes the function of the

operating parts.

See the front fold-out page for

illustrations.

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

1 Carrying handle

2 Mains power cable

3 Motor housing

4 Sealing clip

5 Collector

6a 2 feet with wheels and acces-

sory ttings

6b 2 feet with castors and acces-

sory ttings

7 Drainage outlet

8 Suction connection

9 Appliance socket

10 On/off switch

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11 Fluted lter (11a) and lter

cover (11b) for dry vacuuming

(already installed)

12 Paper lter bag for ne dust

13 Foam lter for wet vacuuming

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14 Accessory bag

15 Handle with air regulation

16 Two-part vacuum tube

17 Vacuum tube holder

18 Vacuum hose

19 Powertool hose

20 Powertool reduction adaptor

piece

for connecting electrical equip-

ment for dust extraction.

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21 Switchable household nozzle

for vacuuming carpets

for vacuuming smooth sur-

faces

22 Crevice nozzle

23 Cushion nozzle

24 Car nozzle

25 Retaining bracket for suction

hose



Unpack the machine and check that it is

complete (see overview). Dispose of the

packaging properly.

Pull out the mains plug.

Danger of electric shock.

1. Attach the feet (6) to the hous-

ing.

- The feet with wheels (6a)

numbered 

+  must

be tted into the appropriate

adaptors on the rear side of

the waste collector (see

small picture a).

- The feet with guide rollers

(6b) must be tted to the hold-

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ers on the front side of the

container (5).

2. Secure the feet with the Philips

head screws supplied.

3. Place the motor housing (3)

on top of the collector (5) and

close it with the clip.

4. Lightly squeeze together the

ends of the retaining bracket

(25) and click it into the motor

housing (3).

5. Connect the vacuum hose (18)

and the accessories.



You may place the vacuum tube

holder into the slot on the motor

housing to keep the assembled

vacuum tube assembly tidy while

taking a break (see small pic-

ture b).



Connect the mains plug.

To vacuum dust, plug the electrical

tool onto the mains socket on the

vacuum (See No. 9).

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



Move the On/Off switch to the “” position.





Move the On/Off switch to the

position

Switch on electrical appliance.

Switching on the electrical appli-

ance automatically switches on the

vacuum cleaner. Once the electrical

appliance has been switched off,

the vacuum cleaner switches off fol-

lowing a time lapse.



Move the On/Off switch to the “” position.

 

1. To vacuum dry, t the uted lter (11a)

onto the lter cage on the motor hous-

ing (3). Here, the upward curved seal-

ing lip must point away from the motor

housing.

2. Fit the lter cover (11b) and turn it

gently to lock it:

To lock the lter cover

To unlock the lter cover



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.

3. Fold the paper lter bag (12) up com-

pletely and turn it over the internal

nozzle of the suction tube.

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 

For wet vacuuming or water vacuuming,

use the foam lter (13). Take care to use

only a dry lter.

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 empty

the container (see Cleaning/mainte-

nance).





 

To use the blower function, screw the

vacuum hose (18) on to the nozzles on

the engine housing (3) (operation without

the use of lters).







• Cleaning hard-to-reach places or sen-

sitive equipment.

• Connecting powertools for vacuuming

dust off.

Place the thicker end of the powertool

hose (19) straight onto the vacuum hose

(18) and the other end onto the reduction

adaptor (20) supplied. You can now t

vacuum nozzles or an electrical tool.

The reduction adaptor also ts

onto the vacuum hose (dust vacu-

uming without the powertool hose).



Pull out the mains plug.

Danger of electric shock.











• After use, empty the waste tank ( 5).

Opening the drain plug to allow the

vacuumed liquid to drain out ( 7).

• Clean the waste tank with a damp

cloth.

• Wash the foam lter with lukewarm

water and soap, and allow to dry.

• Beat the dust out of the cloth lter

( 11) and clean it with a paint brush

or hand brush.

• Replace the paper lter bag ( 12)

when full (see “replacement parts” for

reordering)



• Keep the cable (2) wound around the

cable holder on the back if the unit.

• The two retaining brackets (25) hold

the suction hose in place.

Place the two separated vacuum

tubes into the accessory holder on the

unit’s feet (6a).

• The bag provided is designed for stor-

ing the small accessories (14).

• Store the appliance in a dry place and

out of reach of children.

• Always check the appliance before

use for any obvious faults such as a

defective mains cable, and have these

repaired or replaced.







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 29 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 excluded 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

followed. Damage resulting from material

defects or manufacturing errors will be rec-

tied at no extra charge by replacement or

repair, on condition that the appliance has

not been dismantled and is returned to our

Service Centre with proof of purchase and

guarantee (see addresses page 29).

You can have repairs which are not cov-

ered by the warranty carried out by our

Service Center which will charge you for

this. They will be happy to draw up a cost

estimate for you.

We can only carry out work on machines

which have adequate packaging and postage.

 In the case of a warranty claim

or a service, please deliver your machine

to our service address in a clean condi-

tion accompanied by a description of the

problem.







Defective units returned to us will be dis-

posed of for free.





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.





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

Power consumption of motor ........ 1500 W

Max. load on appliance socket

(Pmax.) ......................................... 2200 W

Power consumption of motor

+ max. load on appliance socket

(Psum.)..............................................3700 W

Safety class ..............................................I

Protection category............................IPX4

Cable length ........................................6 m

Waste tank capacity (brutto) ................30 l

Weight (incl. all accessories) ...........9,8 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.

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