General Safety Information - Campbell Hausfeld DC3000 Manual Del Usuario

Operating Instructions
General safety
Information
CAlIfoRNIA PRoPoSItIoN 65
This product may
contain chemicals,
including lead, known to the State of
California to cause cancer and birth
defects or other reproductive harm.
Wash hands after handling.
GENERAl SAfEty
The following safety precautions must
be followed at all times:
1. Read all manuals included
with this product
carefully. Be thoroughly
familiar with the controls
and the proper use of the
equipment.
2. Only persons well acquainted with
these rules of safe operation should
be allowed to use the equipment.
3. Keep work area clean. Sharp
objects, chemical spills, oil, solvents
and wet floors will damage hoses as
well as create shock hazards.
4. Never store flammable
liquids or gases in work
area.
5. Keep other people at a safe distance
from work area.
6. Always wear safety glasses.
7. Wiring and electric
motors must be properly
grounded. Improperly
grounded motors are
shock hazards. Wiring
and fuses must be sized to comply
with local electrical codes and to
meet proper current capacity.
Wiring must be installed by an
electrician.
8. Examine hoses, plugs and wires for
signs of damage or wear. Replace all
deficient parts before beginning.
9. Disconnect power and depressurize
before beginning maintenance or
repairs.
10. Turn unit off before moving to a
new location.
11. These products are not designed for
commercial use.
12. Do not overinflate balls or rubber
toys because they could burst and
cause injury.
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13. Do not use bottle, gas, oxygen,
acetylene, hydrogen or nitrogen to
operate these products.
the air compressor (depending on the
model) produce electrical arcs which
could cause flammable materials to
ignite.
14. When using drain cleaner with any
electrically driven air compressor,
use extreme care to protect against
electrical shock.
water, chance contact with
ungrounded, improperly grounded
MANUAL
or damaged equipment, extensions,
wiring, etc., can result in shock.
15. Always use the splashback shield
and wear protecting clothing and
safety glasses when using this tool.
16. The drain cleaner is designed solely
for use in cleaning drains. Do not
use for commercial applications.
17. Do not use drain cleaner on frozen
pipes. Use it only on good pipes
with tight joints.
18. Do not use this product with any
pressure above 50 psi.
Operation
nOte: See Figure 5 for examples of the
assembly for the drain cleaner with and
without the extension tube and
splashback shield.
HoW yoUR DRAIN ClEANER WoRKS:
Compressed air travels through your
drain cleaner and sharply impacts the
stoppage in your drain, forcing the
obstruction to break loose. About 98%
of the pressure impacts the obstruction.
Only 2% works on side walls and joints.
This makes your drain cleaner safe for
any drain in good condition.
nOte: The drain cleaner uses a sharp
impact rather than continuous pressure
to clear the stoppage because
continuous pressure exerts as much
pressure to the sides and joints as to
the obstruction. Continuous pressure
could burst a plugged drain without
vents.
1. Remove sink drain basket and/or
stopper (see Figure 1). Turn drain
shutoff (if any) to 'Open' position.
The pressure switch
and / or motor on
figure 1 - Removing drain basket
2. Select proper cone by fitting cone
When working
near or around
figure 2 - Cone in drain opening
3. Slide splashback shield onto gun
4. Push selected cone onto gun nose.
5. Attach air hose to air compressor
6. The drain cleaner is charged or filled
7. Cover any overflow opening in the
figure 3 - overflow opening
8. Turn on faucet and run water until
2
into drain opening. The drain
opening should seal around the
cone between 3/4 inch and 1/8 inch
of its height (see Figure 2).
3/4 inch 1/8 inch
max. min.
nose.
and drain cleaner. Turn air
compressor on and set pressure
between 10 psi and 50 psi. It is best
to start at 10 psi. If satisfactory
results are not achieved, increase
the pressure. Do not exceed 50 psi.
with compressed air.
basin (see Figure 3) with a wet rag
or duct tape.
Overflow
opening
the drain opening is filled.