OWNER’S MANUAL

AUTOMATIK SERIES

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INTRODUCTION

We wish to thank you for your trust and congratulate you for having chosen a Drainvac product. It is a sound investment that will satisfy your vacuuming needs for years to come. The concept of Drainvac’s Automatik central vacuum cleaners is unique and patented. They are manufactured and checked at our plant by our qualified staff who have been specifically trained to this end. A number of installation and operating methods must be followed to ensure your system’s maximum performance and to avoid unnecessary service calls.

Please read this manual carefully.

REGISTRATION

To fill in the Drainvac product registration form, go to www.drainvac.com/enregistrement

WARNING

Never vacuum liquid or gaseous flammable materials with your system.

Never vacuum ashes with your system.

Drainvac International 2006 Inc. disclaims any responsibility should you infringe upon these guidelines.

HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS

OPERATION SEQUENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

TYPE OF UNITS

(TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

BOOSTER HEAD OPTION

(TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

LOWER TANK OPTION

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UNIT DESCRIPTION

DV1A150, DF1A150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

DV2A310, DF2A310 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

DV2A31, DF2A31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

DV2A32, DF2A32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

DVDC40, DFDC40 (SERIES CONFIGURATION) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

DVDC40, DFDC40 (PARALLEL CONFIGURATION) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

HOW THE MEMBRANE WORKS

WHY CHANGE THIS PARAMETER? / SETTING THE EVACUATION TIMEFRAME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

INSTALLING THE UNIT

FIRST THINGS FIRST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17

STEP SEQUENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-24

INSTALLING THE PIPING SYSTEM

GENERAL INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

DIFFERENT INSTALLATION POSSIBILITIES

(RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL INSTALLATION)

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EXAMPLES OF PROPER AND IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-30

ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY

PROCEDURE / EXAMPLES OF PROPER AND IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

DIAGRAMS OF THE APPROPRIATE CONNECTIONS FOR YOUR MODEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

VISUAL INSPECTION / REGULAR MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

MOTOR BRUSHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

WEEE GUIDELINES

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TECHNICAL PROBLEMS

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Drainvac central vacuum cleaners are designed to vacuum both solids and liquids. The tank never has to be emptied manually since the systems are directly connected to the building’s drainpipe through which the wastewater is automatically evacuated.

OPERATION SEQUENCE

Step 1

Unit is off.

The water comes into contact with the electrodes

Step 2

Start up: The dirt begins to be vacuumed and water flows in.

The rubber hand is closed

Step 3

Water flows in, reaching the level of the electrodes (approx. 10 minutes).

Step 4

The wastewater is evacuated to the sewer (approx. 20 seconds).

To see a video of the sequence, go to http://youtu.be/KdPL3ysamgY

The rubber hand opens

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You have purchased one of the following models. Identify which one to read the information related to it.

The model number appears on the technical label on the left side of your unit.

Technical label

Booster heads are also available on certain models to add extra power to your unit.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

NORTH AMERICA (120V)

MODELS

AIRWATTS

H

2

O

CFM DECIBELS

DV1A150

DV2A310

DV2A31

DV2A32

DVDC40

700

2 x 355

2 x 355

4 x 355

2 x 395

130

160

160

160

180

150

106

106

200

115

66

68

68

78

72

MOTOR

2

4

1

2

2

AMPS

14

18

18

2 x 18

2 x 13

CAPACITY (gal./l)

4 gal / 18 L

6 gal / 29 L

6 gal / 29 L

6 gal / 29 L

6 gal / 29 L

DIMENSIONS (in/cm)

12”dia.x37” / 30cmdia.x93cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

INTERNATIONAL (240V)

MODELS AIRWATTS mm

H

2

O m

3

/h

DF1A150

DF2A310

DF2A31

DF2A32

DFDC40

700

2 x 355

2 x 355

4 x 355

2 x 395

3300

4064

4064

4064

4609

290

195

195

340

194

DECIBELS

66

68

68

78

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MOTOR

2

4

1

2

2

AMPS

8

10,8

10,8

2 x 10,8

2 x 7,5

CAPACITY (gal./l)

4 gal / 18 L

6 gal / 29 L

6 gal / 29 L

6 gal / 29 L

6 gal / 29 L

DIMENSIONS (in/cm)

12”dia.x37” / 30cmdia.x93cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

15”dia.x49” / 38cmdia.x122.5cm

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Refer to pages 9 to 14 for a detailed illustration of your model.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

NORTH AMERICA (120V)

MODELS AIRWATTS H

2

O CFM

TETE01

TETE06

395

2 x 355

110

160

110

106

DECIBELS

75

78

MOTOR

1

2

( in series)

AMPS

13

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DIMENSIONS (in/cm)

15”dia.x12” / 38cmdia.x30cm

15”dia.x12” / 38cmdia.x30cm

FOR MODELS...

DVDC40

DV2A31

INTERNATIONAL (240V)

MODELS AIRWATTS mm

H

2

O m

3

/h

TETE02

TETE05

395

2 x 355

2921

4064

194

195

DECIBELS

75

78

MOTOR

1

2

( in series)

AMPS

7,5

11

DIMENSIONS (in/cm)

15”dia.x12” / 38cmdia.x30cm

15”dia.x12” / 38cmdia.x30cm

FOR MODELS...

DFDC40

DF2A31

If your Automatik system is equipped with an auxiliary 24V outlet, you can add one or several additional booster heads at any time.

Contact your retailer or distributor for more information.

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ADVANTAGES OF A LOWER TANK

• Facilitates maintenance.

• To remove oversized materials or an accumulation of hair, paper, etc.

• Strongly suggested when the unit is used by many people (commercial applications).

The lower tank option is always recommended when enough space is available.

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Standard Tank Lower Tank

Please note that a standard tank system can be replaced by a lower tank system at any time and on all models. Contact your retailer or your distributor for more information.

Please note that the default models illustrated in this manual will be the standard tank model to simplify the illustrations.

Vacuum pipe

Audioprotek muffler

Cold water sup ply

Dust entry

To outside v ent

Power cord

24V plug

One motor unit

Porthole

O-ring

Porthole window

Water d ischarge

(Dia: 2in / 5c m)

DV1A150 / DF1A150

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Dust entry

24V plug

Power cord

Vacuum pipe

Audioprotek muffler

Rubber hand

To outside vent

Cold water sup ply

Audioprotek muffler

2 motor unit

Porthole

O-ring

Porthole window

Water disc harge (D ia: 2in / 5c m)

DV2A310 / DF2A310

Vacuum pipe

Audioprotek muffler

Dust entry

24V plug

Power cord

Rubber hand

To outside vent

Cold water s upply

Audioprotek muffler

2 motor unit

Porthole

O-ring

Porthole window

Water disc harge (D ia: 3in / 7

.6cm)

DV2A31 / DF2A31

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Audioprotek muffler

24V plug

Power cord

Vacuum pipe

Audioprotek muffler

Dust entry

24V plug

Power cord

Rubber hand

To outside ve nt

Audioprotek muffler

2 motor booster head

To outside vent

Cold water s upply

Audioprotek muffler

2 motor unit

Porthole

O-ring

Porthole window

Water disc harge (D ia: 3in / 7

.6cm)

DV2A32 / DF2A32

Vacuum pipe

Audioprotek muffler

24V plug

Power cord

Audioprotek muffler

Dust entry

24V plug

Power cord

Rubber hand

Water disc harge (D ia: 3in / 7

.6cm)

To outside ve nt

One motor booster head

Cold water s upply

One motor unit

Porthole

O-ring

Porthole window

The DVDC40 and DFDC40 can be mounted in two different configurations.

This one is recommended for optimum suction power.

Suction Power : 180 H

2

O / 4609 mmH

2

O

Air Flow : 115 CFM / 194 m

3

/h

DVDC40 / DFDC40

SERIES CONFIGURATION

FOR OPTIMUM SUCTION POWER

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Audioprotek muffler

24V plug

Power cord

Vacuum pipe

One motor booster head

To outside ven t

Cold water s upply

Audioprotek muffler

Dust entry

24V plug

Power cord

Rubber hand

Water disc harge (D ia: 3in / 7

.6cm)

As illustrated on pages 4 and 5 of this manual, the Automatik system evacuates its wastewater automatically after approximately 10 minutes. The membrane allows you to adjust the time lapse during which the unit will deactivate before restarting its cycle; the default time lapse is 20 seconds.

WHY CHANGE THIS PARAMETER?

• With a lower tank model, the unit can reactivate as soon as there is no wastewater left to flow through the rubber hand (in other words when all the wastewater is in the lower tank).

• If the unit’s drain is located very close to the pipe leading to the sewer and that there is less restriction to the amount of wastewater that can be evacuated, the evacuation time could only take 15 seconds.

• On the other hand, if the diameter of the pipe leading to the sewer is smaller and restrains the amount of water that can be evacuated, increasing the evacuation time to over 20 seconds could be necessary.

To outside ven t

One motor unit

Porthole

O-ring

Porthole window

The DVDC40 and DFDC40 can be mounted in two different configurations.

This one is recommended for optimum air flow.

Suction Power : 120 H

2

O / 2832 mmH

2

O

Air Flow : 200 CFM / 340 m

3

/h

DVDC40 / DFDC40

PARALLEL CONFIGURATION

FOR OPTIMUM AIR FLOW

Evacuation Time

Minimum : 5 seconds

Maximum : 35 seconds

SETTING THE EVACUATION TIMEFRAME

Press on one button only to set the time to 5, 10 or 20 seconds. Or consecutively press on two or three buttons to set the respective timing.

Example :

+

=

25 seconds of evacuation time

Setting the timing can only be done when the unit is in use (not while it is evacuating the wastewater).

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TITRE

FIRST THINGS FIRST -

THE TOOLS YOU WILL NEED

Cutting Pliers

Measuring Tape

Phillips Screwdriver Regular Screwdriver

Hole Saw

2.25” (57 mm)

Socket Head Screwdriver

(for the clamps)

(supplied with the unit)

WHERE WILL YOU INSTALL THE UNIT?

We recommend installing the system on the lowest level of the building to avoid having to work against gravity. The basement is generally the most ideal location, near the building’s main drainpipe. A cold water pipe must also be available and connected to the unit. If there is no basement, the garage or a storage room will do.

MINIMUM DIMENSIONS AND SPACING

It is important to install the unit in a location where it will be easily accessible for maintenance and to effectively evacuate the waste. The following is the minimum spacing required:

24” (60 cm)

24” (60 cm)

10”

(25 cm)

10”

(25 cm)

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or

Mitre-Box and Saw PVC Pipe Cutter

2” (50 mm)

Drill

0.5” (12.5 mm) bit

[ 15” (38 cm) ]

*

15” (38 cm)

* For models with a standard tank, the bottom of the P-Trap can be installed at 15” (38cm) from the floor.

we recommend 26” (66 cm), if possible, so that a pail can be placed under the unit, if need be,

when removing the P-Trap.

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TITRE

STEP SEQUENCE -

1) MOUNTING THE UNIT ON THE WALL

• Undo the fastener securing the wall bracket and base at the back of the unit with cutting pliers.

Cut the fastener

• Lift the unit and slide its support onto the wall bracket.

INSTALLING THE UNIT

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STEP SEQUENCE -

• Attach the bracket to the wall with the five screws supplied with the unit.

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Gypsum Board

Wood Panel

Wall Stud

If the wall includes wall studs covered with gypsum board, we recommend installing a wooden panel screwed to the wall studs beforehand for more stability.

Sugge

Standar d instal

Tank : 40

Unit : 6

” (10

5” (16

e from t

ith lowe r tank

he floor

” (125 c m)

POSITIONING THE LOWER TANK

• If your unit is equipped with a lower tank, repeat the same steps to attach it to the wall.

POSITIONING A BOOSTER HEAD

• If your unit is equipped with one or several booster heads, repeat the same steps to attach it, or them, to the wall.

Each booster head can be installed according to the available space without compromising the height of the head in relation to the unit.

However, we recommend that you keep the number of joints (elbows) to a minimum to optimize air circulation and performance.

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TITRE

STEP SEQUENCE -

2) CONNECT THE DUST AND WATER INLETS

• Connect the building’s cold water supply to the unit’s water inlet.

INSTALLING THE UNIT

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STEP SEQUENCE -

POSITIONING THE WATER INJECTORS ON

THE DUST INLET

Some units are equipped with two water injectors. In this case, it is important that they be positioned facing each other so that the water covers a greater surface.

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• Connect the dust inlet (transparent tubes) to the unit securing it with a clamp.

* N.B. The tubes have been pressure preassembled. Do not use glue.

Clamp

• Connect the suction hose to the unit’s dust inlet, securing it with a clamp.

Practical plug for maintenance

(When needed, use a brush to clean the inside of the tubes)

3) CONNECT THE WATER OUTLET

• Connect the unit’s water outlet to the water hoses linked to the water injectors.

Clamp

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TITRE

STEP SEQUENCE -

4) CONNECT THE AIR OUTLET

• Connect the air outlet to the unit, securing it with a clamp (do not glue). An air outlet leading outside

the building is mandatory for all Automatik systems.

Air Outlet

If your model includes 2 motors, the air outlet is on top of the unit. If it only includes 1 motor, the air outlet is on the side of the unit.

AIR OUTLET WITH A BOOSTER HEAD

Important: If your unit includes one or several booster heads, each one must be equipped with an independent air outlet.

Air Outlet #2

Dust Inlet Dust Inlet

Air Outlet

Air Outlet #1

INSTALLING THE UNIT

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STEP SEQUENCE -

STEEL MUFFLER

• Some units are equipped with a (red) steel muffler to absorb the noise produced by more powerful systems.

Contrary to plastic mufflers, this steel muffler must be installed on the wall. Installation instructions are provided with the leaflet provided with the muffler.

Steel Muffler

5) CONNECT THE WASTEWATER PIPE

MODELS DV1A150 AND DF1A150

• Connect the components of the wastewater piping system as illustrated, securing the system with the clamps supplied with your unit.

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Model with no Booster Head Model with a Booster Head

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TITRE

STEP SEQUENCE -

ALL MODELS

(OTHER THAN DV1A150 AND DF1A150)

• Connect the components of the wastewater piping system as illustrated, securing the system with the clamps supplied with your unit.

The following pages illustrate piping diagrams, typical installations and the parts that we recommend for the optimum performance of your central vacuum system.

GENERAL INFORMATION

• An air outlet leading to outside must always be installed on your unit. Make sure that the evacuated

air does not lead under a carport.

• If your unit includes two motors, it is important to use metal piping and couplings for the air outlet.

• To determine where to locate the wall inlets, use the length of the vacuum hose as a basis, measuring the furthest point from the wall where the wall inlets are to be installed. Do the same for all the wall inlets until all areas of the house or building can be reached with the vacuum hose, by moving it from one wall inlet to another; don’t forget to install one in the garage or outside to vacuum your car.

• If your walls are made of gypsum board, never install a wall inlet in the center of the wall. Drill the holes for the wall inlets close to a wall stud or a door frame.

• Any screw length can be used if you install the piping as illustrated in Figure A.

• If you install the piping as illustrated in Figure B, make sure to position the small screw in the right place to avoid that a longer screw goes through the piping.

• Always use a short elbow when connecting the wall inlets (Figures A and B) to prevent long objects (for example, a pencil) that may have been vacuumed by mistake from blocking the piping further on.

6) ADD THE AUDIOPROTEK

MUFFLERS

• Instructions on how to assemble the Audioprotek mufflers are included in a leaflet inside the packaging.

* N.B. All models equipped with only one motor include only one muffler centered on the top of the unit.

Short elbow

Back View of the Unit

(Model DV2A310)

Figure A Figure B

Small Screw

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DIAGRAM OF A RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION

Inclination

Always have a slight inclination of the piping towards the unit.

DIAGRAM OF A COMMERCIAL INSTALLATION

Installation example in series

Inclination

Through the ceiling

Under the floor

Always have a slight inclination of the piping towards the unit.

Inclination

DIFFERENT INSTALLATION POSSIBILITIES

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On the top floor

(at the end of a pipeline)

On an intermediary floor On the first floor

(connected above a pipeline under the floor)

In the basement

(connected under a pipeline under the floor)

Back to back

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EXAMPLES OF PROPER AND IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS EXAMPLES OF PROPER AND IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS

Thin wall Thick wall

For wall plates only

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Joint with inside stoppers Smooth joint without inside stoppers

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EXAMPLES OF PROPER AND IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS

All the central vacuum system models in this manual are equipped with an electrical cord. An adequately powered electrical outlet must be installed near the unit. A dedicated electrical circuit must

be used for the unit and one for each booster head. Please refer to page 32 for a detailed diagram of the appropriate connections for your model.

CONNECTION PROCEDURE

• Install the 24-volt wires from the network (each wall inlet) to the unit.

• If your unit includes one or several booster heads,

24-volt wires must be connected to each head as illustrated on the following page (refer to the diagram of your particular model).

• Connect the unit to the electrical outlet with the power-supply cord.

• The vacuum cleaner is now ready to be put to use.

24-volt wires

EXAMPLES OF PROPER AND IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS

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DIAGRAMS OF THE APPROPRIATE CONNECTIONS FOR YOUR MODEL

Electrical Panel

Electrical Panel

DV1A150 : 15-amp. circuit / 120v

DF1A150 : 16-amp. circuit / 240v

DV1A150 / DF1A150

DVDC40 : 15-amp. circuit / 120v

DFDC40 : 16-amp. circuit / 240v

24-volt wires (supplied with the unit)

DVDC40 / DFDC40

Electrical Panel

Electrical Panel

DV2A310 & DV2A31 : 20-amp. circuit / 120v

DF2A310 & DF2A31 : 16-amp. circuit / 240v

DV2A310 / DF2A310 / DV2A31 / DF2A31

DV2A32 : 20-amp. circuit / 120v

DF2A32 : 16-amp. circuit / 240v

24-volt wires (supplied with the unit)

DV2A32 / DF2A32

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If you experience voltage surge problems on your electrical circuit in spite of adequate connections, a high magnetic circuit breaker can be installed on your electrical panel. Contact an electrician for more information.

VISUAL INSPECTION

Your Automatik system is very user friendly and we recommend a visual inspection through the porthole

once a year or when needed. If you wish to clean the inside of the unit, refer to the following section “Regular

Maintenance”.

REGULAR MAINTENANCE

Except for removing objects that could remain at the bottom of your tank

(for lower tank models), the only maintenance required is cleaning the inside of the unit.

To proceed, you just have to remove the porthole glass as illustrated, by pivoting it in an anti-clockwise motion using the handles.

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2

Electrode

Water Inlet

Use a scouring sponge to especially clean the protective

screen, the two electrodes and, if needed, the tank.

A blocked protective screen could reduce the unit’s performance and dirty electrodes could not adequately send a signal to the unit to pass on to the wastewater evacuation cycle.

At the same time, it is recommended to visually inspect the water inlet pipe and the rubber hand to make sure that no foreign object is obstructing the water flow.

Protective

Screen

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MOTOR BRUSHES

Any mechanical system requires a minimum of maintenance and your system is no exception to the rule. We therefore recommend that you inspect your motor brushes after 500 hours of use to check how worn they are and replace them if need be.

On average, this inspection should occur:

• For residential applications: once every 3 to 5 years

• For commercial applications: once or twice a year

When the time comes, contact your retailer or distributor for this maintenance procedure.

WEEE GUIDELINES

This unit complies with the WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Guidelines, which promote the recycling of this type of waste equipment and encourage the development of products that are adapted to efficient waste reclamation at the end of their life cycle.

The WEEE Guidelines stipulate that the original supplier should agree to reclaim any obsolete equipment free of charge. We recommend that you advise your supplier that you would like him to reclaim your unit when you order and replace it with a new one.

Do not discard the unit with your regular garbage. The symbol representing a garbage bin on wheels on the unit’s label (Figure C) attests to this requirement. You must ensure that, at the end of its life cycle, your unit is reclaimed, treated and recycled by an authorized firm.

For more information, contact your municipal waste management department.

Figure C

THE UNIT WON’T START UP...

SOLUTION :

1) Check the circuit breaker in your electrical panel.

2) Check the unit’s circuit fuse/breaker.

3) Check the 24-volt circuit, as follows:

Try to establish electrical contact in a wall inlet with a metal object (for example, a coin).

--> If the unit starts up, the suction hose is defective.

--> If the unit doesn’t start up, check to see if the 24-volt wires are properly connected to the unit.

Try to establish an electrical contact between the two terminals of the 24-volt circuit on the unit with a metal object (for example, a screwdriver).

--> If the unit starts up, a 24-volt wire is either cut or disconnected from one of the wall inlets.

--> If the unit won’t start up after these steps, the printed circuit is defective.

THE UNIT WON’T SHUT DOWN…

SOLUTION :

Check the 24-volt circuit as follows:

Disconnect one of the two wires on the unit’s 24-volt circuit.

--> If the unit shuts down, the problem could be that two 24-volt wires are touching themselves somewhere or that the wall inlet is defective.

--> If the unit doesn’t shut down, the printed circuit is defective. Unplug the power cord.

If you wish to speak with a customer service representative, contact your supplier or:

Drainvac International inc.

From Monday to Friday, between 9 AM and 4 PM, eastern standard time (UTC-5)

T : 1 800 408-1448 • 450 467-1448

F : 1 877 408-2225 • 450 467-2225 [email protected] • www.drainvac.com

150, Brunet street, Mont-St-Hilaire, Qc, J3G 4S6, Canada www.youtube.com/drainvacchannel www.facebook.com/drainvac

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