RIDGID WD1950 - Manual (Page 12)

1. Locate blowing port of your vac.
2. Insert the locking end of the tug-along
hose into the blowing port of the vac.
The hose should snap into place. To
remove the hose from the vac, press
the release button in the hose
assembly and pull the hose out of the
vac inlet.
3. (Optional) Attach extension wand to
opposite end of hose, then place the
car nozzle on the wand.
4. Turn vac on and you are ready to use
your vac as a blower.
Car Nozzle (Optional)
Tug-A-Long
Hose
Blowing
Port
Extension
Wand
(Optional)
Swivel
End of
Hose
Accessory and Storage
Extension
Wand
Storage
Extension
Wand
Accessory Storage
Compartment Your accessories may be stored in the
removable tote, or in the two locations on
the caddy right/left. The hose may be stored
by wrapping it around the unit and placing
each end into the two areas marked Hose
Storage.
NOTE: Insert male end of extension
wand into the holder sleeve as shown.
The hose may be stored by wrapping it
around the unit and plugging the open
end into one of the storage locations on
the caddy assembly.
Operation (continued)
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Moving the Wet/Dry Vac
Should it become necessary to pick the
vac up to move it, the handle on the sides
of the dust drum are used to lift. To
maneuver the vac, the metal handle in
the rear of the unit should be used.
Blowing Feature
Your vac features a blowing port. It can
blow sawdust and other debris. Follow the
steps below to use your vac as a blower.
1. Locate blowing port of your vac.
WARNING: Always wear safety
eyewear complying with ANSI Z87.1
(or in Canada, CSA Z94.3) before
using as a blower.
CAUTION: Wear a dust mask if
blowing creates dust which might
be inhaled.
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of
hearing damage wear ear protectors
when using the vac/blower for
extended hours or when using in a
noisy area.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of
injury to bystanders, keep them
clear of blowing debris.
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