Maintaining Your Industrial Vacuum Cleaner: A Daily Care Guide
Timely Cleaning: After each use, make sure to clean the vacuum’s barrel and all attachments. Empty the dust bag and inspect it for any holes or air leaks. Thoroughly clean the dust bag with warm, soapy water, ensuring it’s completely dry before reuse.
Power Cord Check: Examine the power cord and plug for any damage. After usage, neatly coil the power cord and hang it securely on the designated hook located on the top cover of the vacuum head.
Airflow and Blockage Check: After completing your vacuuming tasks, inspect the air inlet for any blockages or debris. Clean it if necessary, and ensure the float valve is intact.
Gentle Handling: Always handle the vacuum cleaner with care, avoiding any unnecessary force or impacts.
Proper Storage: When the vacuum is not in use, store it in a well-ventilated, dry area.
Cleaning Procedure: For cleaning the machine itself, use a damp cloth with water or a neutral detergent. Avoid immersing the main head in water, and steer clear of corrosive cleaning agents such as gasoline or strong solvents, as they may damage the shell.
Controlled Usage: Avoid prolonged continuous operation; limit usage to a maximum of 2 hours at a time to prolong the machine’s lifespan.
Maintain Suction Power: To prevent a decrease in suction power due to filter blockage, regularly wash the filter and dust bag with water. Allow them to dry in the shade before reuse to restore optimal suction.
Safety First: If you notice excessive heat, a burnt smell, abnormal vibrations, or unusual noises from the vacuum cleaner, stop using it immediately and seek professional repair services. Do not continue using it if it exhibits these symptoms.
Hose Care: Avoid frequent folding or overstretching of the hose. Handle it gently to prevent damage.
By following these maintenance guidelines, you can ensure the longevity and effectiveness of your industrial vacuum cleaner.