
1. General information
You have acquired a high-quality industrial vacuum. We hope that it will serve you for a long time,
and so we ask you to use and maintain the device properly.
In this manual, we describe the operation and maintenance procedures for the Hurricane 41 and
43 vacuums. Please read the instructions carefully before using the device to ensure that your
vacuum is working correctly and is safe to use.
After you have received the device, check that the unit has not been damaged in transit, and that
you have received all the accessories included in your order. If you discover any issues or
deficits, please notify the seller immediately, or within eight days at the latest.
1.2 Properties
The vacuum's filtration system consists of: a coarse waste emptying container, a silicone-
impregnated polyester fabric filter bag, and a disposable bag for placing inside it.
NOTE!
NOTE!
This vacuum may only be used for vacuuming dry dust and debris. Do not
use the vacuum behind a floor sander without a Tetratex filter.
1.3 General safety information
Please observe the following safety instructions when using your Hurricane
industrial vacuum:
•Do not use the vacuum in areas where explosive or flammable gases or substances are
present.
•Do not use the vacuum to suck up glowing hot or heated material (such as ash
or dust).
•Always unplug the vacuum before servicing it.
•When vacuuming, be careful not to get the suction tube close to sensitive areas of the
body (eyes, mouth, ears).
•Do not vacuum in the rain or under splashing water.
2. Using the device
Before using the vacuum, CHECK that:
•the voltage available to you is the same as that required by the vacuum.
•the electrical socket, the vacuum's power cord and the plug are intact.
NOTE! The noise level of the Hurricane 41 industrial vacuum is 63 dB(A).
The noise level of the Hurricane 43 industrial vacuum is 65 dB(A).
Turn the vacuum on using the switch next to the push bar. Make sure that
the filters are placed properly in the vacuum, and that they're intact if
previously used. Make sure to regularly check that the coarse debris
container hasn't overfilled. When you notice the suction power in your
vacuum decreasing, it's a sign that the coarse waste container or disposable
dust bag is full.
2.1 In-service maintenance
The following sections describe maintenance procedures that should be performed frequently
to ensure a long service life for your vacuum. The accumulated debris and dirt should be
cleaned off the vacuum from time to time.
NOTE! Whenever you empty or service the vacuum, make sure to unplug the power
cord from the electrical outlet.
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