Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: JSMC on November 26, 2010, 05:07:30 pm
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do you all keep the white filter inside the machine when using it for gutter cleaning
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Jo
took mine out as it would not protect anything
the main float stops the muck from going up into the motors
cleaning it would be a nightmare !
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yeah been told that so cool it will not be getting used.
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also on underside of vacuum drum there is a screw wit a spring on a chain. What is that for LOL
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also on underside of vacuum drum there is a screw wit a spring on a chain. What is that for LOL
I could be wrong but I think it may be a earth/grounding point to reduce any static build up, mine has 1 too
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also on underside of vacuum drum there is a screw wit a spring on a chain. What is that for LOL
I could be wrong but I think it may be a earth/grounding point to reduce any static build up, mine has 1 too
yer a wealth of info chris!!!
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also on underside of vacuum drum there is a screw wit a spring on a chain. What is that for LOL
I could be wrong but I think it may be a earth/grounding point to reduce any static build up, mine has 1 too
yer a wealth of info chris!!!
well its good to share this is afterall what the forums are for :)
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the white filter is to be used when vaccing dust and dry debris as it stops it going into the motor , if using vac on water or sludge there is no need for the filter as there is no dust created to get in the motor and the float stops water getting into the motor by stopping the suction when the machine is full
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RTFM.
It's all in there.
Vin
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your need the dust filter on in the summer other wise your ruin that nice chinese vacuum motor.
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DOH! :o THOUGHT THAT WAS A PAIN IN THE ASS HOSING THAT DOWN! :-[