5 Applications and techniques
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5.1 Techniques | If used correctly, additional ac- |
| cessories, suction nozzles and |
| suction hoses can enhance the |
| cleaning action and reduce the |
| cleaning effort. |
Effective cleaning is achieved if you follow just a few guidelines in combination with your own practical experience in special fields.
Here are some basic tips.
5.1.1 Picking up dry | CAUTION: |
substances | Do not pick up flammable |
| substances. |
| The suction hose diameter must |
| suit the position of the switch in |
| order to pick up dry, nonflam- |
| mable dust with maximum room |
| concentration values. |
| There must always be a safety |
| filter bag in the tank before dry |
| substances with maximum room |
| concentration values are picked |
| up. See section 9.5 “Accesso- |
| ries” for ordering number. |
| To pick up harmless dust we |
| recommend the use of a waste |
| bag. See section 9.5 “Accesso- |
ries” for ordering number. Dis- posal of the picked up material is then simple and hygienic.
After picking up liquids, the filter element is wet. A damp filter el- ement clogs more quickly when dry substances are picked up. For this reason the filter element should be washed and dried or replaced by a dry element be- fore dry substances are picked up.
5.1.2 Picking up liquids | CAUTION: |
| Do not pick up flammable |
| substances. |
| Before liquids are picked up, al- |
| ways remove the filter bag/waste |
| bag and check that the float (IVB |
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| section 7.2.3 and 7.2.4 “Replac- |
| ing the filter element“.) |
The use of a separate filter ele- ment or filter screen is recom- mended.
If foam appears, stop work im- mediately and empty the tank.
To reduce the amount of foam, use foam killer
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