Force 1430S - Vacuum Cleaner Eurom - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wet/Dry Vacuum (wet/dry)
Brand	Eurom
Model	Force 1430S
Power Supply	230 V / 50 Hz
Power	1400 W
Vacuum	180 mbars
Airflow	30 l/s
Tank Capacity	30 litres (stainless steel)
Filter Type	HEPA
Filter Cleaning	Integrated cleaning system (pulse)
Cord Length	7 m
Hose Length	2.6 m (with curved tube)
Suction Tube	Telescopic (up to 116.6 cm)
Included Accessories	Combination nozzle, brush attachment, flat nozzle, tool adapter, water filter, paper dust bag
Integrated Power Outlet	Max. 2000 W with auto function
Drain System	Tankdrain for liquids
Dimensions (L x W x H)	41 x 35 x 71 cm
Weight	8.5 kg
Safety	Overflow protection float, automatic shut-off
Maintenance	Regular filter cleaning, tank emptying
Repairability	Professional repair recommended

Frequently Asked Questions - Force 1430S Eurom

Can I vacuum liquids with this vacuum?

Yes, the Eurom Force 1430S is a wet/dry vacuum. To vacuum liquids, remove the HEPA filter and use the supplied water filter. The motor is protected by a float that automatically stops suction when the tank is full. Never vacuum liquid with the HEPA filter in place.

How to clean the HEPA filter?

Unlock the clips, remove the cover, then turn the filter cover and slide the HEPA filter out of its frame. Wash it with warm water without harsh detergent. Allow it to dry completely before reinserting. Never use the appliance without the filter.

What to do if suction power decreases?

Use the integrated filter cleaning system: remove the suction tube, hold your hand in front of the hose, then press the filter cleaning button 10 to 15 times. This will dislodge dust and restore power.

How to empty the tank after vacuuming liquid?

Place the appliance above a drain. Loosen the tankdrain located under the tank to drain the water. Tighten the cap firmly after draining. You can also open the latches and remove the tank to empty it manually.

What objects should I not vacuum?

Never vacuum burning objects (ashes, lit cigarettes), sharp objects (shards, nails), volatile or flammable materials (gasoline, gas), hazardous materials (asbestos), or powders that adhere to the filter (plaster, graphite). These substances can damage the appliance or cause a fire.

How to use the integrated power outlet?

Lift the cover to access the outlet. Three switch positions: I (vacuum on, outlet powered), O (vacuum off, outlet powered, max 2000 W), II (auto mode: the vacuum starts 5-8 seconds after the connected tool and stops with it).

How to install the paper dust bag?

First remove the HEPA filter, then remove the elbow on the suction opening inside the chassis. Slide the bag opening onto the opening. Replace the cover (without HEPA filter) and lock it. This bag is recommended for fine dust.

What is the tank capacity?

The stainless steel tank has a capacity of 30 litres. It allows you to vacuum a large amount of dry waste or liquids before needing to empty it.

How to adjust the length of the telescopic tube?

Push the sliding part (mark 2A) down while pulling or pushing the lower tube to adjust the length. The tube can extend up to 116.6 cm.

What to do if the vacuum suddenly stops?

This may be due to a float that has blocked suction because the tank is full (in liquid mode) or an obstruction. Empty the tank or check the nozzles, hose, and filter. If the problem persists, turn off the appliance and consult a professional.

USER MANUAL Force 1430S Eurom

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Force 1430S wet/dry

Art.nr. 16.133.5

NL Stofzuiger

EN Vacuum cleaner

DE Staubsauger

FR Aspirateur

NL

DANK

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Tankdrain

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OPRUIMEN

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Ketel ledigen

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Thank you very much for your choice for the EUROM Force vacuum cleaner. You made a good choice! We hope it will function to your full satisfaction.

To get the best from your vacuum cleaner it is important to read and understand this manual attentive and in total before use. Pay special attention at the safeguards: they are in this booklet to protect you and your environment!

Safe this manual so that you can consult it in the future, if necessary.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model	EUROM Force 1430S Wet/dry
Tension	230V / 50Hz
Power	1400 Watt
Vacuum	180 mbar
Air flow	30 l/s
Capacity barrel	30 liter (SS)
Filter	HEPA
Filter cleaning system	+
Socket	Max. 2000 W
Cable - length	7 m.
Flexible hose - length	2,6 m. with curved pipe – 32 mm
Suction tube	telescope – till 116,6 cm.
Accessoires	combi floorbrush
	dust brush
	crevice tool
Gewicht	8,5 kg
Afmetingen	41 x 35 x 71 cm

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

1. Before use, check if the voltage complies with the specifications marked on the voltage label attached at the vacuum cleaner.
2. Before use, please check the vacuum cleaner, the power cable and plug for damage. Do not use a damaged machine!
3. Do not use extension cords with inadequate current carrying capacity.
4. Do not use outdoors!
5. Keep the machine away from strong sunlight, ovens, stoves and high temperatures. That can distort the plastic.
6. Don't use the appliance in flammable ambience, such as near by combustible gastanks, gastubes or spray cans. Danger of explosion and fire!
7. Do not use vacuum cleaner EUROM Force to pick up:

☐ Burning, smoking or hot objects, such as coal and hot ash, glowing cigarettes and match, etc.
to large objects
☐ sharp objects like nails, parts of glass etc.
☐ volatile liquid, combustible gas, acids, explosive garbage, etc.
☐ dangerous materials like asbestos etc.
flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline. Don't use the cleaner in areas where they may be present.
Material which easily attach on the filter as calcareousness powder, gesso and graphite powder. That will block the ventilation and damage the motor.

1. Make sure that never water enters the barrel cap; water in the motor can cause damage or personal injury. For the same reason do not overturn the machine when you draw liquids.

2. Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair and anything that may reduce the airflow.

3. Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.

4. Do not wrest, tramp or haul the hose. Do not use the hose if it is broken.

5. Do not pull or carry the vacuum cleaner by its cord. Never close the door on the cord, or pull the cord around sharp edges or corners. Do not run the vacuum cleaner over the cord and don't walk over it. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.

6. Turn off the equipment before unplugging.

7. Always switch off and unplug the vacuum cleaner when you stop the work, leave the room and before emptying the barrel or maintaining/cleaning the equipment.

8. Do not unplug by pulling the cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.

9. Do not touch plug and/or cable with wet hands and don't use the vacuumcleaner without wearing shoes.

10. Ensure you turn the unit off at very minimum every 15 minutes (for 1 minute) to let the motor cool down – failure to do so may cause motor failure!

11. Do not use this unit for more than 4 hours (including rest breaks) on any given day.

12. 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.

13. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

14. Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturers' recommended attachments.

15. Store your cleaner indoors in a cool, dry area.

16. If the vacuum cleaner, the power cord or the plug becomes damaged or dysfunctions, do not use the vacuum cleaner anymore, but take it to an authorized service agent to be repaired. Never repair it by yourself, that lets expire the guarantee and the responsibility of supplier.

PARTS NAME

1. handle
2. cable suspension, cable and plug
3. cap (with motor)
4. lock (2x)
5. barrel
6. big wheel (2x)
7. base
8. little castor (2x)
9. connection hose
10. socket
11. ON / OFF - switch

12. filter cleaning button

13. tank drain

Standard accessories:

1. Hose

1A. Hose connection
1B. Sliding block airflow
2. Telescope tube
2A. Sliding block telescope
2B. Extension telescope tube
3. HEPA filter
4. Crevice nozzle
5. Dust brush
6. Combi floorbrush
7. Adapter tools
8. Water filter

OPERATION

• Put the hose connection in the machine; if necessary, turn it a bit till the narrow part is in total in the machine. Then turn it as far as possible clockwise.
• After this, connect the accessories you wish with a twisting force, see picture.

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• You can adjust the telescope tube by pushing the sliding block 2A down and and tracking/pushing the lowest tube to the length you wish.
• Insert the plug into the earthed socket.
• Press the switch on/off to I to turn on.
• You can adjust the airflow by pushing the sliding block 1B up and down.
• If necessary, due to the surface and task, the hair or rubber strips can be removed from the suction mouth. In order to do so, slide the discs on the suction mouth outwards, take the strip holder from the suction mouth, slide the excess strip out and

replace the holder.

- For the vacuuming of liquid the motor (which is situated in the cap) is provided with a floater that is hanging under the motor, in the barrel. For the vacuuming of dry dirt and dust the motor is provided with a filter that the floater surrounds and in that way prevents that dust enters the mechanic system. Do you want to vacuum liquid, remove than the filter by opening the locking blocks, to lift and turn the cap, to turn the lid from the filter (see image), and to slide the filter from the floaters frame. Now you can remove the filter. Bring the cap back in its position and close the blocks.

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- Be careful!

• Never vacuum dust without the Hepa filter around the floater!
• Never vacuum liquid without the water filter around the floater!

Tank drain

The Force 1430S has the possibility to drain the sucked-up water by the tank drain at the barrel. For this purpose, place the device at a sink or something like that and loosen the tank drain: the water is now running away. Finally tighten the cap firmly again.

Socket

In order to use the socket, you must lift the lid and insert the plug into the socket. Then use the ON/OFF switch to select the appropriate setting:

I = device works, power from socket

O = device off, power to socket (max. 2000W)

II = Power to socket, connected device will work. After 5-8 seconds the vacuum clean will start. If the connected device is switched off, the vacuum cleaner will also stop after 5-8 seconds.

Extra paper filter

An extra paper filter (dust bag) is supplied with the device. You are advised to replace the HEPA filter with this filter if you intend to clean very fine particles, e.g. in the event of drilling or sanding work. This will prevent you from having to clean the HEPA filter during this type of work.

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Install the paper dust bag as follows:

• Remove the HEPA filter (see: Cleaning the filter)
• Remove the 'knee' on the air inlet within the drum
• Slide the opening in the paper dust bag over the air intake opening
• Secure the cover (without HEPA filter, secure with clamps)

CLEANING UP

Switch the device off and remove the plug from the socket. Wind the electrical cable around the cable hanger; the upper section provides a groove into which you can wedge the plug. Place the accessories at the appropriate locations behind the device, see image.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Before cleaning or maintenance: always switch off the equipment and unplug it.

Filter cleaning system

When you feel that the suction is getting weaker, please remove the tube and jam the hose by hand (while the equipment is working). Then press the filter cleaning button 10-15 times: this will clean the filter and recover the suction force.

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Emptying barrel

Open both the locking blocks (4) en take the up housing from the vacuum cleaner. Remove the dust out of the barrel and clean the barrel if

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necessary. At the end, place back the up housing and close the locking blocks.

Cleaning the filter

Clean the filter regularly. Open both clips and remove the lid of the vacuum cleaner. Turn the lid from the filter, slide the HEPA filter off the frame and carefully wash with lukewarm water. Do not use any aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents!

Let the filter dry thoroughly before replacing. Never use the device without a filter!

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Maintenance:

• Keep the body of the device, the filter and accessories clean and regularly check to ensure no excess air is being sucked in.
• Check the cable and plug regularly for damage. Do not use the device if it has a damaged cable and/or plug but take it to an authorised engineer to be replaced!
• Regularly check to ensure no objects are stuck in the suction mouth, hose or pipe. Remove them if necessary.
• Use the device carefully; ensure it does not fall, bump into other objects or become otherwise damaged.
• Store the device in a dry environment.
• Never use the device for too long in one go; give it regular opportunities to cool down. This will extend its life expectancy.
• If the device falters, vibrates, makes peculiar noises or emits a burning smell, stop using it immediately and ask your supplier or service provider to check/repair it.

CE - STATEMENT

Euromac bv., Genemuiden-NL hereby declares that the EUROM FORCE vacuum cleaner type 1430S wet/dry complies with the LVD guideline 2014/35/EU and the EMC guideline 2014/30/EU and meets the following standards:

EN 60335-2-2 :2010+A11:2012+A1 :2013

EN 60335-1 :2012+A11 :2014

EN 62233 :2008

EN 55014-1 :2006+A1 :2009+A2 :2011

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- Achtung!

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Wartung:

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- Attention!

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Nettoyage du filtre

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Entretien :