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Column 4: Vacuum indicated on the pressure gauge scale.

1

2

3

4

(mm)

(m3/h)

(Pa)

(Pa)

100

565

1020

1560

80

362

1460

1740

63

224

1680

1840

b.) Use as a vacuum cleaner

With the cleaning nozzle, order no. 0913031270, the dust extractor can also be used as a vacuum cleaner for vacuuming deposited wood dust or chips, and corresponds to applicable regulations, even for oak and beech wood dust.

Here, the minimum volume flow is also monitored at the pressure gauge. For a cleaning nozzle with a connector diameter of 100 mm, the filter must be dedusted if the pointer on the pressure gauge is in the red area of the 100 mm extractor connection piece diameter being used.

9 Dedusting the filter

If the pointer of the pressure gauge is in the red area, the filter must be cleaned.

Clean the machine after it has been used, the filter should be dedusted a minimum of once a day!

1)Switch off the wood-processing machine

2)Switch off the dust extractor at the on/off switch (6)

3)Wait until the rotor on the ventilator comes to a halt (otherwise cleaning will be inadequate).

4)Actuate the cleaning lever (3) on the filter housing several times.

If the pointer on the pressure gauge is still in the red area after cleaning and start-up:

1)Check whether the maximum filling capacity in the container (8) has been reached (top edge of the top viewing window (9)). If necessary, empty the container (see Section 11).

2)Check whether the extraction hose is blocked. (See Section 13).

3)Is the suction hose being used too long? If necessary, reduce the suction hose to a standard 2.5 m.

4)To avoid kinks and constrictions, do not lay the suction hose around sharp corners.

5)If the pointer is still in the red area, the filter bag must be replaced (see Section 11).

10 Disposing of collected dust

Wear a dust mask (filter mask with class 2 particle filter). Avoid

covering third parties with dust. Dust must be only disposed of in

authorised locations (disposal as per local regulations).

When the dust bag reaches the maximum filling level in the container (level with the top edge of the top viewing window) remove and replace it with a new one.

Removing the full dust bag:

1)Secure the lockable machine roller.

2)Fold up both latches (1) simultaneously: The container is lowered.

3)Roll the container forwards.

4)Carefully close the dust bag.

5)Lift the dust bag from the container or tip the container upside down and place it on the ground - the dust bag can be removed more easily using the second method.

6)Stand the container the correct way up

10

Inserting a new dust bag:

1)Insert new dust bag in the container (make sure that the dust bag rests as flush against the container wall as possible) and fold approx. 6-10 cm over the edge of the container minimising creases while doing so.

2)The dust bag should rest flush in the area around the viewing window so that the filling level can be seen clearly.

3)Roll the container under the dust extractor.

4)Close both latches (1) : The container is raised and forms a tight seal with the dust extractor.

11 Replacing the bag filter

After longer operating periods, the filter bag slowly becomes clogged with fine dust embedded deep in its pores. The cleaning device can no longer remove this trapped dust. In this case, the filter bag must be replaced. Replacement filter, see Section 13.

The person replacing the bag must wear a dust mask (filter mask with

class 2 particle filter) and appropriate eye protection. Avoid

covering third parties with dust.

1)Pull out the mains plug

2)Secure the lockable machine roller.

3)Clean the filter thoroughly once more by actuating the hand lever (3).

4)Fold up both latches (1) simultaneously: The container is lowered.

5)Roll the container forwards.

6)One recommendation here is to carefully lay the dust extractor on its back in order to reach the components more easily. If the dust extractor is not laid on its back, a ladder will be required.

7)On the inside of the filter housing (d): Unscrew the 5 hexagon nuts (g) (WAF 10) and remove the wiper arm (f) from the vibration rod (h).

8)Replace worn wiper elements (e).

9)Loosen the screw (j) (Torx 20) and remove together with the washer (i).

10)Remove vibration rod (h).

11)Unscrew star handle (a) on filter cover. Remove filter cover (b).

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

i

j

12)Use a sharp knife to cut though the silicon seal between the filter bag cover (c) and the filter housing (d). Pull the filter bag upwards and remove, place in a dust bag, order no. 0913059433, close the dust bag and dispose of in accordance with local regulations.

13)Insert a new filter bag (c) - make sure the vibration rod is in the correct position.

14)Apply new silicon sealing agent and leave to harden/bond (min. 6 hours) - do not switch on or move.

15)Assemble in reverse order.

12 Rectifying faults

Pointer on the pressure gauge is in the red area: see Sections "10 Dedusting the filter", "9 Monitoring the minimum volume flow rate"

If during operation the volumetric flow of the dust extractor is considerably reduced or stops altogether, the intake hose is probably blocked.

Wear a dust mask (filter mask with class 2 particle filter). To remove

the blockage, disconnect the hose and take it outside or to a room with extraction facilities. Hold the hose vertically or hang it up. Beat the outside of the hose lightly

to loosen the dust clogged in the hose. This activity must be carried out without harming uninvolved third parties.

The dust extractor is fitted with an overload protector that switches the dust extractor off to prevent damage. Pinpoint and rectify the cause. Then press the button (5) to return the overload protector to its normal position.

SPA 2002 W: Press button (5) to reset the overload protection.

SPA 2002 D: Restart the machine.

The machine may experience temporary reductions in voltage if mains power conditions are unfavourable.

If the impedance at the connection point to the public mains power supply is greater than

0.2ohms, other measures may be required before the machine can operate correctly at this connection point.

If necessary, consult the local energy supply company regarding impedance.

13 Spare parts and accessories

Filter bag set with fitted filter plate (as a

replacement)

Order no. 0913059441

Dust bags (pack of 10)

Order no. 0913059433

 

Suction hose (as a replacement), flame- retardant, dia. 100 mm, 2.5 m in accordance with Regulation ZH 1/139

 

Order no. 1013690533

Universal adapter

Order no. 0913031288

Cleaning nozzle

Order no. 0913031270

Transfer ring

Order no. 0913031300

14 Maintenance

Regular maintenance consists of three inspections:

The following inspections should be carried out on a daily basis:

Visual inspection to determine whether

the machine or components thereof are damaged.

Suction performance check.

The following maintenance should be carried out on a monthly basis:

Visual inspection to determine whether