Wet Vacuuming - Parkside PNTS 1500 B3 Originalbetriebsanleitung

To lock the filter cover
To unlock the filter cover
Vacuuming with the paper filter
bag:
To avoid the fluted filter becoming
clogged, we recommend the ad-
ditional use of a paper filter bag
(brown).
1. Fit the fluted filter (11).
2. Fold the side flaps on the paper filter
bag (12) down on the perforation.
3. Fold the paper filter bag (12) up com-
pletely and turn it over the internal noz-
zle of the suction tube.
The sealing ring on the filter bag open-
ing must completely enclosed the arm
on the suction nozzle.
A fine dirt filter bag made of micro
filter fleece is also optionally avail-
able, which can be used in place
of the included paper filter bag (see
"Replacement parts/Accessories").
Vacuuming with the dry filter
(fabric filter bag, optionally
available):
The anti-tear fabric filter bag, which is op-
tionally available (see "Replacement parts/
Accessories"), is suitable for vacuuming
large dirt particles.
1. Place the foam filter (
basket ( 3) (see "Wet Vacuuming").
2. Pull the fabric filter bag over the filter
basket.
13) on the filter
Vacuuming fine dust:
Specific suction processes (e.g. grinding
of paints and lacquers, milling or drilling
walls, grinding or drilling hard wood) can
pose a risk from hazardous dust.
We recommend using the following optional
filter combination, which is available, for fine
dust (see "Spare parts/Accessories"):
1. Fluted filter (11).
2. Fine dust filter bag made of fleece
(optionally available see "Replacement
parts/Accessories"), which is used in
stead of the paper filter bag (12) in-
cluded in the scope of delivery.

Wet vacuuming

For wet sucking or to suck up water, place
the foam filter (13) on the filter box on the
motor head (3).
1. To avoid tearing the foam filter (13):
- Use only a dry filter;
- Before inserting, twist the edge
of the filter slightly and then roll it
back.
2. Suctioning up (draining) water: place
the suction hose (
( 15) into the water tank and suc-
tion up the water.
3. Empty the container immediately after
vacuuming because it is not designed
to store liquids (see "Cleaning/Mainte-
nance").
Never reach into the water to
be suctioned up. Danger of
electric shock.
When the container is full, the suc-
tion opening is shut off by a float,
and suction is then cut off. Switch
GB IE
18) on the handle
11