AC1625 - Vacuum Cleaner Spit - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AC1625 Spit

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Operating Instructions 7

1	Top section
2	Functional plate (depending on appliance configu-ration)
2a	Rotary switch ON/OFF/Automatic/Vibration
2b	Power socket for electric tools
2c	Volume flow display
2d	Speed setter/pre-selction switch
3	Cold air inlet
4	Locking bar
5	Lock
6	Connecting line
7	Container
8	Suction opening
8a	Sealing plug with a chain
9	Snap-in locks
10	Wheels
11	Steering castors
12	Filter cassettes
13	Motor protecion filter
14	Paper filter bag
15	Plastic emptying bag

Protection of the ears carry!

Tests and approvals for M and H suction units

Electro-technical tests need to be performed in accordance with the accident prevention guidelines (BGV A3) and in accordance with DIN VDE 0701 Part 1 and Part 3. These tests need to be performed in regular intervals in accordance with DIN VDE 0702 and after maintenance work or modifications.

At least once a year, a technical dust inspection needs to be performed by the manufacturer or a qualified person, e.g. to check for damage to the filter, leaks, function of the control equipment.

CE-Registration statement

We declare in our own sole responsibility that this product Typ Spit AC 1625 and AC 1630P complies with the EU directives ans definitive standards: Low voltage directive 73/23/EEC with amendments, electromagnetic compatibility directive EN 60335-2-69 with amendments.

Paul van Beek

Ruben Bernaert

Business Manager

Product Manager

ITW Heger

Industriepark

Cardijnlaan 3

B-8600 Diksmuide

Belgien

BEFORE USE

When unpacking, check that the unit is complete and shows no signs of transport damage.

Read all the information carefully. They contain important advice about how to use the unit, safety, maintenance and care. Please keep these operating instructions somewhere safe and pass on to any subsequent owners. We reserve the right to make design and equipment changes.

FIELDS OF APPLICATION

For wet and drying suctioning.

Dust class M vacuum cleaners are suited to suction-ing up/off dry non-flammable dust non-flammable liquids,

wood dust and hazardous dust with AGW's ≥ 0.1 mg/m ^3 .

Dust class H vacuum cleaner are suited to suctioning up/off dry non-flammable dust, carcinogenic and pathogenic particles, non-flammable liquids, wood dust and dusts hazardous to health with AGW's < 0.1 mg/m ^3 .

COMMISSIONING

Switch the unit ON/OFF with the switch ②a in the top section ① (or switch to automatic mode).

Operating field

Depending on the unit configuration, the following functions and settings are available:

0 = Suction unit >off<

I = Suction unit >on<

A = Ready mode for ON/OFF automatic mode.

(Suction unit is switched ON/OFF by the electrical tool)

AC = Ready mode like "A" plus automatic filter cleaning.

Filter cleaning function; in this switch setting the vibrator is activated for approx. 10 sec. and then switches off again automatically.

The power socket ②b is available for connecting an electrical tool.

Caution! The electrical tool must be switched off during connection. The power socket is permanently supplied with voltage when the plug is in the mains socket regardless of the switch setting. In switch setting "0" the power socket could still be used as an extension cable (e.g. for lights).

Connected load: Suction unit and connected unit max. 16 A.

The suction output can be adjusted steplessly using the rotating speed setter ②d.

Pre-selection switch ②d for minimum volume signal (horn and light) for suction units of the class "M" and "H". In mode "A" or "RA", the following settings should be made depending on the diameter of the hose:

Hose diameter Switch setting
35 mm 70 m^3/h
27 mm 40 m^3/h
21 mm 20 m^3/h

The speed is not regulated. The suction unit always runs at max. speed

The suction openings of the electrical tools are not standard-ised. There is an adapter available (rubber nozzle or rubber muff) which can be shortened and adjusted to the respective electrical tool.

OPERATION

When the handle pipe is used, the secondary air valve can be used to adjust the suction output.

Dry suctioning

Only suction with a dry filter, unit and accessories so that the dust does not adhere and harden. We recommend using a paper filter bag if soot, cement, plaster, flour or similar substances are suctioned.

Always use the paper filter bag in combination with the filter cartridges.

Wet suctioning

Suction without a paper filter bag. The filter cassettes are suitable for wet suctioning. The installed sensor switches the motor off when the tank is full. Empty the unit as outlined. If the unit is not switched off, the restarting safeguard remains effective. The unit will only be ready for operation again after it has been switched off and switched on again.

• Before emptying, first remove the suction hose from the liquid.
• Due to the high suction output and the streamlined shape of the tank, a little water may escape from the hose after the unit has been switched off.
• For the subsequent dry suction phase, use a dry filter. In case of frequent changes between dry and wet suctioning, we recommend using a second filter set, preferably polyester filter cassettes.

Cleaning the filter

The suction unit is fitted with an electro-magnetic filter cleaning device which can shake off any dust adhered to the folded filter cassettes.

Manual cleaning

The vibration function (switch setting C or AC /switch ②a) should be activated at the latest when the volume flow display ②c (warning lamp) lights up or when the warning signal sounds or when the suction output sinks.

Automatic cleaning (automatic vibration)

Filter cleaning is performed (switch setting AC/switch ②a) automatically during the next working break when the minimum volume flow level is reached.

Emptying the tank

Only permitted with dusts with AGW's > 1 mg/m ^3 .

Switch off ②a, disconnect plug ⑥, open snap locks ⑨. Take top section ① and suction hose from the tank ⑦. Empty the tank.

Paper filter bag

To insert or remove the filter bag/emptying bag, remove the top section ①). To do this, open the side locks ⑨. Only use the paper filter bag for dry suctioning.

Inserting the paper filter bag

• 25 litre tank Push the flange over the suction opening
• 25 l-special tank on AC 1625 M may only be operated with paper filter bags if dust is suctioned up with exposure limits (AGW's) > 0.1 mg/m ^3 .

Turn the knob in the suction opening with the marking ▲4 to the top. Push the flange over the suction opening.

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Exchanging the paper filter bag

Carefully pull the flange from the suction connections and close the flange.

Turn on the motor before putting down to ensure that any falling suspended dust can be suctioned.

Dispose of the vacuumed material as per the statutory regulations.

Plastic emptying bag

Only the M and H vacuum cleaners with the special tanks and rotary valve in the suction opening AC 1625 M is suited for using plastic emptying bags.

Turn the rotary valve with the round label upwards in the suction opening ● 4.

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Operating the slide valve:

Push the slide valve from inside to the outside 1, turn by 180° 2 (see marking 4) and press from outside through the suction pipes to the inside again 3.

Push the flange over the suction pipes, place the opening of the bag over the edge of the tank.

Exchanging the plastic emptying bag

Detach the suction hose, close the suction opening ⑧ with a plug (Pos. ⑧a).

Remove the top section ①. Switch on the motor before placing on the ground so that any falling dust can also be suctioned. Close the emptying bag with a closing band.

Pull the flange carefully in front of the suction opening and close tight. Dispose of the contents in accordance with the statutory provisions.

CLEANING

Clean the tank and accessories with water.

Wipe the top section ① with a damp cloth.

Allow the tank and the accessories to dry.

Filter cassettes with air pressure do not clean

WARTUNG

If the suction output of the unit decreases and is not improved after the filter cassettes ⑫ are cleaned, (assuming the tank ⑦ is empty and the paper filter bag ⑭ has been exchanged), then it is time to exchange the filter cassettes ⑫.

Apply the vibration function to the filter cassettes w again before exchanging them. Use a coin or another similar object to turn the catch ⑤ on the locking bar ④ 90° in an anticlockwise direction and then press the locking bar ④ backwards. Fold up the hood and lift out the filter cassettes ⑫. Immediately seal the removed filter cassettes in a dust-proof plastic bag and dispose of as per the statutory regulations. Insert new filter cassettes. Fold down the hood again and exert a little pressure to click it back into position.

If the motor protection filter ⑬ is soiled, this is an indication that the filter cassettes are defective. Please exchange both filter cassettes ⑫. Wash out the motor protection filter ⑬ under running water, dry and re-insert.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Malfunction Possible cause remedy
Suction output impaired Soiled filter	Paper filter fullTank is fullNozzle, pipe or hose is blocked	cleanexchangeemptyclean
Unit will not start Plug in the power	socket?No mains power?Power cable OK?Unit hood closed properly?Has the water sensor switched off?
Plastic emptying bag is sucked onto the filter		Set the knob to pos. ●
If the paper filter bag is inserted dust in the tank with M or H vacuum cleaners		Set the knob to pos. ▲

Do not intervene further, contact a SPIT customer service work-shop.

Old appliances contain valuable materials that can be recycled. Do not dispose of such appliances with the normal domestic waste but rather by way of appropriate collecting points.

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CE - Registration Statement

Typ Spit AC 1625 en AC 1630P

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Paul van Beek Director general

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Manejo del selector giratorio:

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Troca do saco de filtro de papel

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INNAN APPARATEN ANVÄNDS

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Sette inn papirfilterposen

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Skifte ut papirfilterposen

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Diagram of a car interior showing labeled parts including a knob, fan, and adjustment knob with numbered annotations.

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Zamena papirnate filterske kesice

Prirubnicu oprezno skinite sa usisnog nastavka i zatvorite ga. Motor uključite pre odlaganja, da bi mogla da se usisa eventualno nastala lebdeća prašina. Usisani materijal zbrinite prema zakonskim odredbama.

Plastična kesica za pražnjenje

Samo M i H usisivači sa posebnom posudom i okretnim klizačem u usisnom otvoru, tipovi AC 1625 M, prikladni su za upotrebu plastične kesice za pražnjenje.

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Posluživanje obrtnog šibera:

Obrtni šiber iznutra potisnuti prema vani 1, okrenuti za 180° 2 (vidi oznaku 4) i izvana opet kroz nastavke za usisavanje potisnuti unutra 3.

Prirubnicu potisnite preko usisnog nastavka, gornji otvor kesice položite preko ruba posude

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Zamjena papirne filtarske vrećice

Prirubnicu oprezno skinuti s usisnog nastavka i zatvoriti ju. Motor uključiti prije odlaganja, kako bi se mogla usisati eventualno nastala lebdeća prašina. Usisani materijal zbrinuti prema zakonskim odredbama..

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Zamenjava papirnate filtrske vrečke

General Manager Product Manager

ITW Heger

Industriepark

Cardijnlaan 3

B-8600 Diksmuide

Belgien

ПЕРЕД ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИЕЙ

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This manual should always be retained with the tool.

Spit reserves the right to modify the characteristics of its products at any time. The photographs may show equipment or accessories supplied as options and not included with standard versions.