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EMPTYING THE DUST BAG
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4.3
EMPTYING THE DUST BAG
The dust bag must be emptied when it is one-third full at the very
latest in order to prevent a deterioration of the suction
performance due to the missing filtering surface area. The hori-
zontal line on the outside of the dust bag marks the maximum filled
level. When emptying the dust bag, it is advisable to wear a
respiratory protective mask (P3).
To empty the dust bag proceed as follows:
1
Switch off the machine.
2
Always pull the power supply plug out of the socket!
3
Remove the extension cable coupler from the Velcro loop
on the dust bag (Fig. 13).
4
Before emptying, shake the dust residue into the dust bag
(Fig. 14).
5
Open the two quick-release fasteners on the locating flange
(fig. 15).
6
Slowly pull the dust bag off the locating flange (Fig. 15).
7
Hold the handle of the emptying fixture and insert a waste
bag from the ribbed side through the opening in the centre
of the fixture (Fig. 16).
8
Pull the waste bag over the emptying fixture from behind
(Fig. 17).
9
Take hold of the emptying fixture with the waste bag in one
hand and the dust bag in the other. Hold the dust bag at a
slight angle to prevent dust escaping.
10
Insert the dust bag into the emptying fixture. Make sure
the rods are in the correct position. The pins have to fit into
the openings provided (Fig. 18).
11
Apply light pressure to insert the dust bag completely into
the emptying fixture. The pins on the dust bag rods pierce
the waste bag and prevent it slipping (Fig. 18).
ATTENTION!
To prevent fire and explosion damage the dust
bag must always be removed from the machine
and emptied following sanding. The filled
waste bag may only be disposed of in a non-
combustible container!
Close this container and always store it and
the dust bag outdoors (Fig. 24)!
Fig. 15
Open the two quick-release fasteners and pull off
the dust bag.
Fig. 13
Remove the coupler from the Velcro loop on the dust
bag.
Fig. 14
Shake the dust residue into the dust bag.
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