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Precautions for Industrial Vacuum Cleaners
1. Promptly remove any debris from the dustbin and all vacuum attachments. Be sure not to operate the device with wet hands to avoid electric shock. 2. Check the power cord and plug for any damage. After use, coil the power cord neatly and wrap it around the machine. 3. After finishing your work, inspect the air inlet for blockages or debris; if any are found, clean them promptly. 4. Handle the machine gently during use—do not subject it to external impacts or forceful collisions. 5. When cleaning the machine, use a damp cloth lightly moistened with water or a neutral detergent. Never immerse the main unit head in water for cleaning, and do not use gasoline, banana oil, or similar substances, as these could cause the casing to crack. 6. Do not allow the machine to operate continuously for extended periods. Continuous operation...
1. Promptly remove any debris from the dustbin and all vacuum attachments. Be sure to avoid operating with wet hands to prevent electric shock.
2. Check whether the power cord and plug are damaged. After use, coil the power cord into a circle and wrap it around the machine.
3. After finishing the work, check whether the air inlet is blocked or filled with debris; if so, clean it immediately.
4. When using the machine, handle it with care and avoid any external impact or forceful collisions.
5. When cleaning the machine, use a damp cloth with water or a neutral detergent. Never immerse the main unit head in water for cleaning. Do not use gasoline, banana oil, or similar substances, as this could cause the casing to crack.
6. Do not allow the machine to operate continuously for extended periods. Please limit continuous operating time to within 2 hours; otherwise, it may affect the machine’s lifespan.
7. When using a vacuum cleaner for an extended period, the suction power may decrease due to clogging of the filter mesh. To prevent a drop in suction power, the filter screen and dust bag should be regularly cleaned with water.
8. If the host overheats, emits a burning smell, or exhibits unusual vibrations or noises, it should be promptly sent for repair and must not be used under duress.
9. Do not repeatedly bend or fold the hose, and avoid overstretching and excessive bending.
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