Parkside PNTS 1500 B2 - Manual (Page 9)

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Assembly
Pull out the mains plug.
Danger of electric shock.
1. Attach the feet (6) to the housing:
- The feet with wheels (6a) num-
bered  + ‚ must be fitted
into the appropriate adaptors
on the rear side of the waste
collector (see small picture).
- The feet with guide rollers
(6b) must be fitted to the hold-
ers on the front side of the
container (5).
2. Secure the feet with the Philips
head screws supplied.
3. Place the motor housing (3) on
top of the collector (5) and close
it with the clip.
4. Lightly squeeze together the
ends of the retaining bracket
(25) and click it into the motor
housing (3).
5. Installing the accessories:
- Attach the vacuum hose (18).
- Install the telescopic suction
tube (16). (Press the button on
the telescopic suction pipe to-
wards and pull out to the
desired length).
- Install the nozzle desired (
21/22/23/24).
. . Never.vacuum.without.a.
filter!
Initial Operation
Switching on/off
Connect the mains plug.
To vacuum dust, plug the electrical
tool onto the mains socket on the
vacuum ( 9).
Only.connect.electrical.appliances.
with.a.maximum.power.rating.of.
2200.W.
Switching.on.the.vacuum.cleaner.
(Permanent.operation):
Move the On/Off switch ( 10) to the “I”
position.
Switch.on.electrical.appliance.+.
vacuum.cleaner:
1. Move the On/Off switch
( 10) to the position
2. Switch on electrical appliance.
Switching on the electrical appli-
ance automatically switches on the
vacuum cleaner. Once the electrical
appliance has been switched off,
the vacuum cleaner switches off fol-
lowing a time lapse.
Switching.off.the.vacuum.cleaner:
Move the On/Off switch ( 10) to the
“0” position.
Work breaks
To store the assembled suction set during
a work break, the telescopic suction tube
(16) can be pushed
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together and the suction tube holder
(17) plugged into the socket on the mo-
tor head (3);
‚
Place the telescopic suction tube (16)
in the retaining bracket (25).
Dry vacuuming
1. To vacuum dry, fit the fluted filter (11a)
onto the filter cage on the motor hous-
ing (3). Here, the upward curved seal-
ing lip must point away from the motor
housing.