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1 Power 

Cordset

2 ON/OFF 

Switch

3 Top 

(Cover)

4 Suctio

n

 I

n

let

5 Sa

f

ety Shield

6 Motor 

Mou

n

t (Optio

n

al)

7 Cabi

n

et Co

m

plete

8 Suctio

n

 Asse

m

bly

9 76MF 

Replace

m

e

n

t Filter - 12 x 20 x 2

10 Li

g

ht Socket Asse

m

bly

11 Mo

n

oplex Receptacle

 TOOL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Keep Work Area Clea

n

Cluttered areas a

n

d be

n

ches i

n

vite accide

n

ts.

2. Avoid Da

ng

erous Equip

m

e

n

t

Do

n

't expose power tools to rai

n

. Do

n

't use power tools 

i

n

 da

m

p or wet locatio

n

s. Keep work area well lit.

3. Keep Childre

n

 Away

All visitors should be kept sa

f

e dista

n

ce 

f

ro

m

 work area 

a

n

d applia

n

ce.

4. Store Idle Tools

Whe

n

 

n

ot i

n

 use, tools should be stored i

n

 dry, hi

g

h, a

n

locked locatio

n

 out o

f

 the reach o

f

 childre

n

.

5. Do

n

't Force Tool

It will do the job better a

n

d be sa

f

e at the rate 

f

or which 

it was desi

gn

ed.

6. Use Ri

g

ht Tool

Do

n

't 

f

orce s

m

all tool or attach

m

e

n

t to do the job o

f

 a 

heavy-duty tool.

7. Wear Proper Apparel

Do 

n

ot wear loose clothi

ng

 or jewelry which 

m

ay 

g

et 

cau

g

ht i

n

 

m

ovi

ng

 parts. Tie back lo

ng

 hair or use a proper 

hair 

n

et.

8. Use Sa

f

ety Glasses

Use sa

f

ety 

g

lasses with all rotati

ng

 tools. Also use a 

f

ace 

or dust 

m

ask i

f

 cutti

ng

 operatio

n

 is dusty.

9. Do

n

't Abuse Cord

Never carry tool by cord or ya

n

k it to disco

nn

ect 

f

ro

m

 

receptacle.  Keep cord 

f

ro

m

 heat, oil, a

n

d sharp ed

g

es.

10. Secure Work

Use cla

m

ps or a vise to hold work.  It's sa

f

er tha

n

 usi

ng

 

your ha

n

d a

n

d it 

f

rees both ha

n

ds to operate tool.

11. Do

n

't Overreach

Keep proper 

f

ooti

ng

 a

n

d bala

n

ce at all ti

m

es.

12. Mai

n

tai

n

 Tools with Care

Keep tools sharp a

n

d clea

n

 

f

or best a

n

d sa

f

est per

f

or

m

a

n

ce.  

Follow i

n

structio

n

f

or lubricati

ng

 a

n

d cha

ng

i

ng

 accessories.

13. Disco

nn

ect Tools a

n

d Tur

n

 O

ff

 U

n

it.

Whe

n

 

n

ot i

n

 use; be

f

ore servici

ng

; whe

n

 cha

ng

i

ng

 accesso-

ries such as blades, bits, cutters, etc.

14. Avoid Accide

n

tal Starti

ng

Be sure switch is OFF whe

n

 plu

gg

i

ng

 i

n

.

I.  GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

This tool 

m

ust be 

g

rou

n

ded while i

n

 use to protect the operator 

f

ro

m

 electric shock. The tool is equipped with a

n

 

approved three-co

n

ductor cord a

n

d three-pro

ng

 

g

rou

n

di

ng

 type plu

g

 to 

f

it the proper 

g

rou

n

di

ng

 type receptacle. The 

g

ree

n

 (or 

g

ree

n

 a

n

d yellow) co

n

ductor i

n

 the cord is the 

g

rou

n

di

ng

 wire. Never co

nn

ect the 

g

ree

n

 (or 

g

ree

n

 a

n

d yellow) 

wire to a live ter

m

i

n

al. I

f

 your u

n

it is 

f

or use o

n

 less tha

n

 150 volts, it has a plu

g

 that looks like that show

n

 i

n

 sketch (A) 

i

n

 Fi

g

ure 1.  I

f

 it is 

f

or use o

n

 150 to 250 volts, it has a plu

g

 that looks like that show

n

 i

n

 sketch (B). Use o

f

 a

n

 exte

n

sio

n

 

cords or a 2 pro

ng

 adapter is 

n

ot reco

mm

e

n

ded.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

COVER OF GROUNDED

OUTLET BOX

(A)

(B)

FIGURE 1:

GROUNDING METHODS

GROUNDING 

PRONG

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