ETA Mariner bez exteronu - Manual (Page 35)

5b) Emptying the Cloth Filter
The cloth filter may be used with all models of the cleaner. However, it is not supplied with
the cleaner, it may be purchased separately (as a spare part). The cloth filter functions as
a synthetic dust filter and fully replaces it. The procedure for installing and taking the
filter out is identical to the procedure for the replacement of the synthetic dust filter. The
cloth filter is intended for repeated use. Dismantle the cleaner by following the procedure
described above. Remove the suction hose off the cleaner housing (Figure 17).
Slide the dust bag lips off the filter holder, take the filter by the handle and remove the
filter off the cleaner housing (Figure 14). Remove the clamp bar by pulling it to the side
(Figure 15) to open the filter, you can shake out the dust and shake it clean (Figure 16).
After emptying the dust bag, install the clamp bar by following the above procedure in the
reverse order and reinstall the cloth filter in the cleaner.
VI. CLEANING WET SURFACES OR COLLECTING WATER
- Accessories used: intake hose with end-piece and handle ( E1), intake tubes (E2), wiper
( E3), large tool (E4), small tool (E5), crevice tool (E13), dirt flap (D)
Dismantle the cleaner by following the procedure described above. Remove the suction
hose (Figure 17) and the dust filter (Figure 14) off the cleaner housing. Install the dirt
flap in the dirt flap holder inside the cleaner housing (Figure 12). The opening in the
dirt flap must be directed towards the bottom of the housing! Plug the suction hose
back in the cleaner housing (Figure 17). before installing the detergent tank check that
the intake micro-filter (Figure 24) has been correctly installed and secured with the cap.
Take hold of the detergent tank and by shaking it up and down check the float for free
movement. Reassemble the cleaner by following the above procedure in the reverse order
and close the locks.
Using moderate force, push the large tool on the suction hose (Figure 22).
Start the cleaner by switching ON the MOTOR switch (Figure 20).
To collect water from a pool with the surface higher and content larger than the waste tank
can take ( 8 l) without using a tool, the air intake on the hose handle must stay open
(Figures 21) for proper shut-off float operation. Take care to stop collecting the water and
empty the waste water tank in due time (Figure 25). Once the waste water tank is filled, the
float will shut off the cleaner intake. Once this happens, the cleaner becomes noisier
and no more liquid is collected. Should that happen, switch the cleaner OFF and empty
the water remaining in the hose into the waste water tank by lifting the hose over the
cleaner level.
After you have finished ‘ wet’ cleaning, it is necessary to leave the cleaner running for about
another 30 seconds to remove all water residues from the hose and tubes.
CAUTION
- We recommend emptying the filter outside the living area for hygienic reasons.
- Never wash or dip the cloth dust filter in water, never use a damaged cloth dust filter!
- Do not put textile dust filter into a damp or wet waste container!
CAUTION
- Never vacuum wet impurities or water with the dust filter on.
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