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7. Secure the other end of the inlet
hose to the straight hose
connector using the remaining
hose clamp as shown in Fig 5.
• The inlet adaptors can then be
connected to the straight hose
connector as required to suit
the size of the extract duct on
the woodworking appliance to
be used.
8. Before plugging into the power supply, the extractor should be positioned
on a firm, level surface. Do not cover the dust extractor and always
position it with good all-round air ventilation. The dust extractor must
remain upright.
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
Regularly inspect the filter for damage before use and replace if necessary.
Regularly check the tightness of the filter, filter bag and retaining band.
Check the power cable to ensure it is free from cracks, bare wires etc.
Connect the inlet hose to the outlet on your woodworking appliance using the
inlet adaptor(s). Start the extractor using the ON/OFF switch (I=on/O=off).
Take care not to suck in foreign objects such as screws, nails, large pieces of
plastic or wood.
Empty the dust extractor after use and clean it when required. Dislodge as
much imbedded debris as possible from the filter. Refit the filter over the motor
inlet.
Ensure the hose is kept in good condition. A damaged hose will seriously effect
the efficiency of the dust extractor and should be replaced. Contact your
CLARKE dealer for replacements.
CARE & STORAGE
1. When not in use, switch off and unplug from the power supply and ensure
the power cable is not left as a hazard for persons to trip over.
2. With the dust extractor unplugged from the power supply, use a dry cloth
to wipe over the casing. Do not use solvents, thinners or alcohol to clean
the dust extractor, as these chemicals will damage the finish.
3. Store the dust extractor in a secure, dry place, out of the reach of children.
DO NOT leave it exposed to the elements and avoid direct sunlight, direct
heat, rain/moisture etc.