Nacecare Wide Area Vacuum User manual

E700 WIDE AREA VACUUM

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Table of Contents
Safety 2
Removing from the cardbox 3
First Check 4
Operation 5
Contro pane 6
P acing the dust bag 7-8
Congratulations on your purchase of a Wide Area Vacuum
This machine has been manufactured in the EC under the most stringent manufacturing and qua ity standards.
These Operating Instructions contain a the necessary information re ated to the operation and maintenance of the
machine. Read these Operating Instructions carefu y before you start using the machine or carrying out any
maintenance activities. You wi find that this machine wi more than fu fi your needs. You wi get the best resu ts
at the owest cost if you:
fHand e the machine carefu y.
fMaintain the machine in accordance with the instructions contained in this book et.
fMaintain the machine using parts and components supp ied or approved by the distributor.
You can order a the required materia s at our service centers, distributors or subsidiary companies.
Make sure you inc ude the type and the seria number of your machine when you p ace an order.

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To reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury:
Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.
Do not eave vacuum c eaner
unattended when p ugged in. Turn off
the switch and unp ug the e ectrica cord
when not in use and before servicing.
Do not a ow to be used as a toy.
C ose attention is necessary when used
by or near chi dren.
Use only as described in this manua .
Use on y manufacturer’s
recommended attachments.
Do not use with damaged cord or p ug.
If vacuum c eaner is not working as it
shou d, has been dropped damaged, eft
outdoors, or dropped into water, return it
to a service center before using.
Do not pu or carry by cord, use cord as
a hand e, c ose a door on cord, or pu a
cord around sharp edges or corners.
Do not run vacuum c eaner over cord.
Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
Do not use extension cords or out ets
with inadequate current carrying
capacity.
Turn off a contro s before unp ugging.
Do not hand e p ug or vacuum c eaner
with wet hands.
Do not put any objects into openings.
Do not use with any opening b ocked,
keep free of dust, int, hair, and anything
that may reduce airf ow.
This vacuum c eaner creates suction.
Keep hair, oose c othing, fingers, and a
parts of body away from openings.
Do not pick up anything that is burning
or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches
or hot ashes. Do not use without dust
bag in p ace. Use extra care when
c eaning on stairs. Do not use to pick up
f ammab e or combustib e iquids such
as gaso ine, or use in areas where they
may be present.
Store your c eaner indoors in a coo , dry area.
Do not unp ug by pu ing on cord.
To unp ug, grasp the p ug, NOT THE CORD.
THIS M DEL IS GR UNDED, C NNECT T A
PR PERLY GR UNDED
UTLET NLY
SEE GR UNDING INSTRUCTI NS.
GR UNDING INSTRUCTI NS
This app iance must be grounded. If it shou d
ma function or breakdown, grounding provides a path of
east resistance for e ectric current to reduce the risk of
shock. This app iance is equipped with a cord having an
equipment-grounding conductor and grounding p ug.
The p ug must be inserted into an appropriate out et
that is proper y insta ed and grounded in accordance
with a oca codes and ordinances.
WARNING - Improper connection of the equipment-
grounding conductor can resu t in a risk of e ectric
shock. Check with a qua ified e ectrician or service
person if you are in doubt as to whether the out et is
proper y grounded. Do not modify the p ug provided
with the app iance - if wi not fit the out et, have a
proper out et insta ed by a qua ified e ectrician.
Note: In Canada, the use of a temporary adapter is not
permitted by the Canadian E ectrica Code.

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Insta ation
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- Pu the push hand e backwards into
operating position.
Removing the machine from the cardbox
1- Open the cardbox
- Take out the too ing and other oose items
2- Tip the box over so that the machine
stands on its rear side
- Ro out the machine 12
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Checks and Operation
Check if a the too ing
is present and put
everything in position as
shown.
Check if the dustbag is
insta ed
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Wand
Hose
Bent end
Crevice Too
Brist e
SMS Bag
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F oor Too
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Operation
When a the too ing of the vacuum c eaner is
insta ed, the connect the power cord to a wa
out et.
On the disp ay the green power supp y indicator
(1) wi ight up. If this does not happen, check
the power cord or change the main power cord.
By turning on the main switch A, the vacuum
motors are activated with a time de ay.
The brush wi operate by pushing hand e B.
The brush sensor system wi indicate the status
of the brush pressure on the disp ay. (2)
Switch A
Handle B
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Control panel
The machine has a unique motor contro system
to he p you as an operator and to he p services
and repairs.
The control panel.
1. Power Supp y Indicator
2. Infra-red port with a specia termina to read
information. Number of hours in operation.
Number of times activated. Number of times
overheated because of b ockages. Reset or
reprogram the zones green, ye ow and red.
The three indicators on the pane
3. Green Brush pressure okay
Height is ok
4. Yellow Brush pressure too ow
Adjust the height
5. Red brush pressure too high
Adjust the height
Height Adjustment
Green-Light Optima performance
Yellow-Light Push hand e down
Red-Light Pu hand e up
When the brush ro is b ocked the red ight starts
b inking. Loosen the hand e to stop the b inking.
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Placing the dust bag into the SMS bag
Unp ug the machine from the wa
out et before changing the dustbag.

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Placing the dust bag