Cord Storage; Removing Vac From Storage Rack - Dirt Hound DH05000 El Manual Del Propietario

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Hanging Vac on Storage Rack
Electrical
Outlet
Hose and Extension Wand
Storage
1. Slide the extension wands on either side
of the vac for storage. The storage rack
accommodates both extension wands.
2. Wrap the hoses around the upper
storage rack as shown.
Wand
Storage
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Cord Storage

Cord
!
Keeper
electric shock or fire, unplug vac
when not in use. Never leave running
Cord
while unattended.
Excess cord should be wrapped over the
hose storage rack and around the
accessory storage bin. Several loops may
be required to eliminate any tripping
hazard created by a loosely hanging cord.
Removing Vac from Storage
Rack
1. Unplug the power cord from the electrical
outlet. Remove the cord from the cord
keeper and cord retainers. Drape the
loose cord over the top of the vac.
2. With your right hand, raise the folding
handle.
3. With your left hand depress the release
tab located on the upper left corner of
the storage rack.
4. Lift up on the handle, and pull the vac up
and out of the storage rack.
Accessories
Hoses
The hose has an adaptor that can be used
to connect the hose to the female port on
the vac or to the male end of another
hose. Both 7 foot and 14 foot hoses can
be used either connected together or
independently from one another.
The 14 foot hose has a locking adaptor at
one end that will connect to the vac, and a
Hose Storage
friction fit connector at the other end,
Rack
which will connect to all the 1-7/8 inch
accessories or a second hose.
The 7 foot hose has a locking end at both
ends of the hose. The larger of these ends
is sized to connect to the vac or to the
friction fit end of the 14 foot hose and the
smaller of these ends is sized to lock to all
the 1-7/8 inch accessories.
To connect these two hoses together, first
connect the 14 foot hose to the wet/dry
vac. Next connect the 7 foot hose to the 14
foot hose by inserting the friction end of
the longer hose into the larger locking end
of the shorter hose. This will create a
friction connection.
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WARNING: To avoid the risk of
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