Kraenzle 32 L-PC Industrial Vacuum Cleaner Ventos Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
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Table of Contents
- Kraenzle 32 L-PC Industrial Vacuum Cleaner Ventos
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- Explanatory symbols
- Safety notes
- Description of the industrial vacuum cleaner
- General rules
- Assembly
- Functional details
- Putting into operation
- Taking out of operation
- Kränzle accessories
- EU Declaration of Conformity
- Warranty
- Technical data
- Schaltplan Wiring diagram
- Spare parts list
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Kraenzle 32 L-PC Industrial Vacuum Cleaner Ventos
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: Ventos 32 L/PC, Ventos 42 L/PC.
- Manufacturer: Kraenzle.
- Type: Industrial Vacuum Cleaner.
- Features: Highest precision and dimensional accuracy, technology package for performance, safety, and durability.
Product Usage Instructions
Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the industrial vacuum cleaner! This
guide will help you understand how to use the Ventos 32 L/PC or Ventos 42 L/PC
effectively.
Safety Precautions
Before using the vacuum cleaner, read and adhere to all safety instructions
provided in the manual. Failure to follow the safety guidelines may result in
electric shocks, fires, or serious injuries.
Assembly
Remove all packaging materials from the vacuum cleaner and its accessories.
Ensure that no packaging materials are left in the vicinity that could pose a
risk of suffocation, especially to children.
Operation
Operate the industrial vacuum cleaner only after thoroughly reading and
understanding the operating manual. Make sure that only individuals who have
received proper training on handling the appliance and its accessories use it.
Maintenance
Regular maintenance is essential to prevent excessive wear or unit failure.
Refer to the spare parts list for technical data and information on
replacement parts.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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Q: What should I do if the vacuum cleaner is not picking up debris effectively?
A: Check the suction power and ensure that the filter is clean and properly installed. If the issue persists, consult the spare parts list for troubleshooting tips. -
Q: Can I use the industrial vacuum cleaner for wet cleaning?
A: No, the Ventos 32 L/PC and Ventos 42 L/PC are designed for dry debris cleaning only. Using it for wet cleaning may damage the unit.
Operating manual!
This manual is a translation of the original manual. Read and conform safety
instructions before use! Technical data will be found in the Spare parts list.
Please be aware that the spare part list is part of the operating manual. Keep
the leaflet for later use or any subsequent owners.
Dear customer,
We would like to congratulate you on the purchase of your new industrial
vacuum cleaner and thank you for your confidence in our products. Your choice
has fallen on an absolute quality product. Kränzle industrial vacuum cleaners
are characterized by their convenient and compact design as well as their high
suitability for everyday use. The highest precision and dimensional accuracy
in addition to a technology package consisting of a multitude of details mark
the difference when it comes to performance, safety and durability.
In order to facilitate handling of the industrial vacuum cleaner, the
following pages are intended to further explain the use of the Ventos 32 L/PC
/ Ventos 42 L/PC. The figures may be subject to deviation depending on the
type of equipment or a ccessory purchased by you.
Explanatory symbols
In the operating manual: Marking of notes
- DANGER Indicates a hazard that will lead directly to serious bodily injury or death. (Hazard with a high degree of risk)
- WARNING Indicates a hazard that can lead to serious bodily injury or death. (Hazard with a high degree of risk)
- ATTENTION Indicates a hazard that can lead to minor physical injuries. (Hazard with a low degree of risk)
- Failure to observe this note may entail environmental damage.
- Note on the use of the industrial vacuum cleaner. Failure to comply may result in excessive wear or total failure of the unit.
Explanatory symbols used on industrial vacuum cleaner
- Dust of dust class L is considered “slightly” hazardous. Examples can be dusts from gypsum, lime and mica. For all dusts with AGW values > 1 mg/m3, the max. permeability of the vacuum cleaner is 1%.
- Products marked with this symbol may contain constituents posing a risk to health or the environment if incorrectly disposed of. These products must never be disposed of as household waste.
Explanatory symbols affixed on the packaging
- This symbol denotes recyclable packaging materials which must not be disposed of as household waste. Information on proper disposal will be gathered from the recycling directives issued by your local authority.
Safety notes
- WARNING Read and conform to safety instructions before use! Errors in compliance with the warnings and instructions may cause electric shocks, fires and/or serious injuries! Keep this operating manual and spare parts list for later use or subsequent owners.
- WARNING Remove the accessories from the collection container. Remove the packaging from all parts of the vacuum cleaner.
- DANGER Keep packaging material away from children. There is a risk of suffocation!
- WARNING Safe working with the appliance is only possible if you read the operating instructions completely and follow the instructions contained therein exactly.
- WARNING The appliance may only be used by persons who have been explicitly instructed in its operation and handling. This includes the correct use and handling of the industrial vacuum cleaner and all accessories, as well as the handling of substances that come into contact with it.
- WARNING The vacuum cleaner is not designed for use by persons with restricted physical, sensory or mental abilities (including children)! Children must be kept under supervision to prevent them from playing with the equipment.
- WARNING Do not use the industrial vacuum cleaner if you are under the influence of drugs, alcohol, medication, tired or distracted.
- ATTENTION The unit may only be operated in a room with sufficient ventilation (observe national occupational health and safety regulations). When the outflowing air is led back into the room, a sufficient ventilation rate (L) must be ensured in the room. In order to comply with the required limit values, the return flow must not exceed 50 % of the fresh air volume flow (room volume VR x ventilation rate LW). Without a specific ventilation system, the following applies: Lw=1h-1.
- DANGER The industrial vacuum cleaner and all associated parts must be checked for proper condition and operational safety before each use. If the condition is not perfect, the industrial vacuum cleaner must not be used. Have any damage checked by your dealer or the nearest authorised service centre.
- DANGER Do not use the industrial vacuum cleaner with a damaged power cord or plug. To unplug, hold it by the plug, not the cable. Do not touch the plug or the industrial vacuum cleaner with wet hands. Switch off all controls before unplugging.
- DANGER If the mains connection cable of this unit is damaged, it must only be replaced with an original Kränzle mains connection cable and must be carried out by a qualified electrician.
- DANGER Always disconnect the appliance from the mains before opening the industrial vacuum cleaner!
- ATTENTION Only operate the industrial vacuum cleaner with an inserted and undamaged filter. Make sure that the filter is in perfect condition.
- ATTENTION Unplug the vacuum cleaner’s power cord before connecting accessories or power tools to the machine.
- DANGER Always wear protective goggles when working with the machine. They prevent stones or debris from being blown into or bouncing back into the user’s eyes or face. Working without safety goggles can cause serious injury.
- WARNING Never use the vacuum cleaner as a ladder or stepladder. Failure to comply with this instruction may result in serious injury and the vacuum cleaner may be damaged.
- DANGER Do not pull or carry the appliance by the cable and do not use the cable as a handle. Do not close a door over the cable and do not pull the cable around sharp edges or corners. Do not run over the cable with the vacuum cleaner. Keep the cable away from heated surfaces.
- WARNING When carrying the industrial vacuum cleaner, pay attention to its weight (see technical data). Note that the weight of the vacuum cleaner is increased by a filled container.
- WARNING Always secure the appliance against rolling away or falling over. Always apply the brakes on the metal castors when parking the industrial vacuum cleaner.
- ATTENTION When working with the device, the user must ensure that third parties are not harmed. Particular attention must be paid to children!
- WARNING Keep loose clothing, hair, fingers and all body parts away from openings and moving parts. Failure to comply with this instruction may result in serious injury.
- ATTENTION Do not insert objects into openings and do not use the appliance with openings blocked. Keep openings free of dust, lint, hair and anything that can reduce air flow.
- ATTENTION Never operate the appliance unattended. After switching off the vacuum cleaner, disconnect the mains plug and wind up the mains connection cable before going out of sight. The cable can become a tripping hazard.
- DANGER Substances that are toxic, carcinogenic or flammable, such as arsenic, asbestos, barium, beryllium, lead, pesticides, or other substances harmful to health must not be cleaned up with this device. Sharp-edged objects must also not be sucked up.
- DANGER The industrial vacuum cleaner is not suitable for vacuuming burning or glowing objects such as cigarettes, matches, ashes or similar. The unit is suitable for picking up dry, non-flammable dusts (dust class L according to EN 60 335-2-69) and liquids.
- DANGER Do not use the unit to hold flammable or combustible liquids such as petrol, alcohol, thinners, solvents or in areas where these may be present.
- DANGER Do not vacuum the following materials: explosive or flammable gases, liquids and reactive dust particles, reactive metal dust particles (such as aluminium, magnesium, zinc), in combination with strongly alkaline or acidic cleaning agents, undiluted and strong acids and alkalis or organic solvents such as petroleum, paint thinners, acetone, fuel oil and similar products.
- DANGER Never operate this unit when explosive or flammable materials, vapours or gases are or may be present in the environment. Electrical equipment may cause arcing or sparks, resulting in fire or explosion.
- WARNING Do not use your industrial vacuum cleaner for spraying flammable liquids such as oil-based paints, varnishes, household cleaners etc.
- ATTENTION The vacuum cleaner cannot be used as a water pump, it is only used to extract air and water mixtures.
- ATTENTION Switch off the industrial vacuum cleaner immediately if foam develops or liquid escapes.
- ATTENTION When used in elevated positions and where there is a risk of falling, as well as on uneven terrain, the unit must be secured against rolling away or falling over. en.
- WARNING Be careful when vacuuming stairs. You could injure yourself and/or damage the vacuum cleaner if you miss steps and fall or lose your balance.
- ATTENTION The industrial vacuum cleaner must not be used or stored outdoors in wet conditions.
- WARNING If the industrial vacuum cleaner does not work properly or if it has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors or dropped into water, always have it checked before use. To do this, take the vacuum cleaner to your dealer or the nearest authorised service centre.
- WARNING Only use the socket on the vacuum cleaner for the specified purpose. Only connect power tools that have been tested and are in perfect condition and with max. 2200 W.
- WARNING Risk of injury from uncontrolled start-up of power tools! Before connecting the mains connection cable of the power tool to the vacuum cleaner, make sure that the power tool is switched off and the rotary knob on the vacuum cleaner is set to “OFF” and thus switched off.
- WARNING Empty the collection container of the vacuum cleaner after each use. This will also prevent spontaneous ignition of the contents of the container. After using the vacuum cleaner, the contents of the dust collection container may contain components that can pose a risk to health or the environment if disposed of incorrectly. The safe and proper disposal of these substances, as well as the disposal of the dust collection container if necessary, may only be carried out by professionals wearing suitable personal equipment. They must not be disposed of with household waste.
- WARNING The unit must be decontaminated before these operations. Rooms in which these activities take place must have local filtered forced ventilation and the area must be properly cleaned afterwards.
- WARNING Emptying, cleaning and filter changing may only by wearing suitable personal protective equipment. This protects the person from substances hazardous to health. Wear a dust mask (suitable for fine dust) when emptying the container of fine dust of any kind or substances hazardous to health.
- ATTENTION Static discharge may occur in dry environments. This will affect the use of the industrial vacuum cleaner. To avoid this electric shock, humidify the air with a console or humidifier.
- WARNING The industrial vacuum cleaner must be inspected by an expert at least every 12 months. It must be checked whether safe operation of the industrial vacuum cleaner is still guaranteed. Before each safety instruction, the filter must be checked for damage and the unit must be checked for air tightness. The results of the inspection are to be recorded in writing.
- DANGER Disconnect the unit from the mains before carrying out any maintenance work on it.
- WARNING Cleaning and maintenance work must not be carried out by children.
- WARNING Wear a dust mask (suitable for fine dust) when cleaning the filter or the industrial vacuum cleaner.
- ATTENTION When carrying out maintenance and repair work it is necessary to dispose of any contaminated objects which cannot be adequately cleaned. Such objects must be placed in impermeable\ bags in compliance with the relevant regulations for the disposal of such refuse. Objects that had to be disposed of have to be replaced and reinstalled.
- ATTENTION In particular, ensure that the unit contains a complete and functioning filter system again before use.
- ATTENTION Clean the water level limiter regularly and check it for signs of damage.
- DANGER Safety devices serve to protect the user and must never be de-activated or their function bypassed.
- WARNING Never allow children or untrained persons to use the industrial vacuum cleaner or to play with it! Children must be kept under supervision to prevent them from playing with the equipment. Children must be kept under supervision to prevent them from playing with the equipment.
- DANGER Only use a power supply cable in perfect working order! Do not damage or improperly repair the power cable (tearing, squeezing, running over, …). Do not kink the mains connection cable and do not pull it over sharp edges.
Description of the industrial vacuum cleaner
Design: Ventos 32 L/PC / Ventos 42 L/PC
The Ventos 32 L/PC / Ventos 42 L/PC is a mobile industrial vacuum cleaner with
an advanced arrangement system. Please see construction scheme for more
details.
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Suction cup head
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Collection container
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Control panel/display
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Filter cleaning button
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Hand pipe holder for filter cleaning
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Hose/mains connection cable holder incl. bar
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Fastening of the head
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Liquid drain of the collection container
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Intake manifold
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Handgrip
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Metal castors with brake function
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Holder for the storage hook of the suction tube
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Mains connection cable/plug
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Holders for accessories
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Collection container handle
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Foldable filter cover
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Filter cover handle for opening the filter cover
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Wheels
Accessories:
Note on unpacking:
Some of these accessories are packed in the collection container -
Flat nozzle
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Hand pipe
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Suction brush
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Floor nozzle (for use as a dry vacuum cleaner)
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Rubber lips (are required for use as wet vacuum cleaners. Assembly see chapter „Putting into operation“)
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Dust bag (5 pieces)
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Adapter for electrical tools
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Antistatic suction hose
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Disposal bag (1 piece)
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Suction tube with storage hook to attach to the vacuum (e.g.: during work breaks)
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Comfort accessory storage (optionally mountable)
WARNUNG Remove the accessories from the collection container. Remove the
packaging from all parts of the vacuum cleaner.
DANGER Keep packaging material away from children. There is a risk of
suffocation!
This is what you have purchased:
Display:
- LED indicator Mains connector plugged in
- LED indicator collection container full
- LED indicator suction power intensity
- On/off/automatic switch-on knob
- Socket with cover for mains connection of electrical tool (max. 2200 W)
- Rotary knob for regulating the suction power
For an explanation of the functions, see the chapter “Functional details” in this operating manual.
General rules
Specified Conditions of Use
This industrial vacuum cleaner has been designed and tested to ensure
efficient and safe operation as long as it is correctly maintained and used in
accordance with the instructions in this operating manual. This industrial
vacuum cleaner is suitable for commercial (in hotels, schools, hospitals,
offices and rental shops) and domestic use. Accidents due to misuse can only
be prevented by the operators of the appliance.
The unit is suitable for the extraction of dry, non-flammable substances and
liquids (dust class L according to EN 60 335-2-69, MAK value > 1 mg/m3). READ
AND OBSERVE ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! See chapter “Safety instructions” in
these operating manual.
Any other use is considered misuse. The manufacturer accepts no liability for
any damage resulting from such use. The risk of such use is the sole
responsibility of the user. Appropriate and intended use includes correct
operation as well as regular maintenance and repair according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
Environmental, refuse disposal and water protection regulations must be
observed!
Tests and approvals
Electrical tests must be carried out in compliance with the safety regulations
according to EN 65638. These tests must be carried out at regular intervals
and after repairs and modifications. This industrial vacuum cleaner has been
approved in accordance with IEC/EN 60335-2-69.
WARNING The industrial vacuum cleaner must be inspected by an expert at
least every 12 months.
It must be checked whether safe operation of the industrial vacuum cleaner is
still guaranteed. Before each safety instruction, the filter must be checked
for damage and the unit must be checked for air tightness. The results of the
inspection are to be recorded in writing.
Accident prevention
The industrial vacuum cleaner is designed for accidents to be impossible if
used correctly.
Disposal of the old device
Please dispose of devices via suitable collection systems at the end of their
service lives. The devices contain valuable recyclable materials that should
be reused.
Assembly
- ATTENTION Read the chapter “Safety instructions” in these operating manual carefully before setting up this industrial vacuum cleaner!
- DANGER Always disconnect the appliance from the mains before opening the industrial vacuum cleaner!
Remove accessories
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The nozzle and accessories of the unit are placed in the container for shipping. To open the container, pull the clamps outwards with a little force. Then remove the head.
WARNING Remove the accessories from the collection container. Remove the packaging from all parts of the vacuum cleaner.
DANGER Keep packaging material away from children. There is a risk of suffocation! -
Place the head on the container of the vacuum cleaner again. Secure the head with the clamps. These must engage completely again to ensure a tight fit. Lift the teat by the handle to make sure the lid is securely closed.
Fitting the hose and mains connection cable holder
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Open the filter cover
To open the filter cover, pull the cover upwards by the filter cover handle (D). Open the lid until you hear a click and the rod (C) has hooked into the catch (B). Only when the catch (C) is properly engaged can the hand be removed from the handle (A) or the filter lid handle (D).
ATTENTION When opening and closing the filter cover, there is a risk of crushing due to carelessness! Body parts can be crushed by the filter cover folding down quickly. Therefore, be particularly attentive, e.g. when resetting the retaining hook and when slowly lowering the filter cover. Do not allow yourself to be distracted by anything. -
Check that the restraint is properly engaged. Then you can start fitting the hose/mains connection cable holder. Insert the holders into the recesses provided on the head.
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Attach one of the two hooks on each side with two Phillips screws each. Use a suitable screwdriver (PZ2) for this. Use the four Phillips screws included in the scope of delivery.
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Then attach the bar to the two holders with two Phillips screws. The bar provides greater stability and robustness. Then close the filter cover.
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Close the filter lid: Lift the lid by the filter lid handle (D) or by the handle (A) with one hand. Carefully lift the rod (C) over the retaining hook (B) with another hand and slowly lower the lid. When the rod (C) is above the retaining hook (B), take your hand off the rod (C) and close the filter lid.
ATTENTION When opening and closing the filter cover, there is a risk of crushing due to carelessness! Body parts can be crushed by the filter cover folding down quickly. Therefore, be particularly attentive, e.g. when resetting the retaining hook and when slowly lowering the filter cover. Do not allow yourself to be distracted by anything.
- Optional
- Mounting the comfort accessory storage:
Now attach the mains cable/accessory holder with two Phillips screws. The bar is not needed for the use of the comfort accessory storage and can be removed if required.
- Mounting the comfort accessory storage:
Functional details
Display
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LED indicator Mains connector plugged in:
When the unit is plugged in, the LED lights up continuously. -
LED indicator collection container full:
The unit is equipped with a sensor that detects whether the container/bag is full. If this LED lights up continuously while the unit is running with the inlet open, i.e. without load, containers/bags must be emptied. -
LED indicator suction power intensity: Indicates the level of suction power
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On/off/automatic switch-on knob: Switch on (ON), switch off (OFF), automatic switch-on (AUTO): The unit starts when an electrical tool is connected to the vacuum cleaner (5) and this is switched on.
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Socket with cover for mains connection of electrical tool
Attention: Only connect electrical tools with max. 2200 W to the mains connection of the vacuum cleaner. -
Rotary knob for regulating the suction power:
Left = little suction power, Right = full suction power.
Filter cleaning
Filter cleaning should be carried out regularly. Filter cleaning becomes
necessary as soon as the suction power decreases (see chapter “Small repairs –
do it yourself!” in this operating manual). The unit is equipped with a semi-
automatic filter cleaning system. You can clean the filters by closing the
inlet of the hand tube (B).
- Procedure:
Switch the appliance on and then to max. power (A). Close the inlet with your hand or the receptacle/opening in the unit (B). After closing the inlet, wait 2-3 seconds until the maximum negative pressure has been built up. Press the filter cleaning button (C) 5 times quickly in succession. This cleans the filter and restores suction power.
Putting into operation
- ATTENTION Read the chapter “Safety instructions” in these operating manual carefully before setting up this industrial vacuum cleaner!
- DANGER Always disconnect the appliance from the mains before opening the industrial vacuum cleaner!
- ATTENTION Only operate the industrial vacuum cleaner with an inserted and undamaged filter. Make sure that the filter is in perfect condition.
Insert clean pleated filter
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Open the filter cover
To open the filter cover, pull the cover upwards by the filter cover handle (D). Open the lid until you hear a click and the rod (C) has hooked into the catch (B). Only when the catch (C) is properly engaged can the hand be removed from the handle (A) or the filter lid handle (D). -
Before operating the appliance, make sure that a clean filter is fitted. A filter is already installed in the industrial vacuum cleaner when it is removed from the original packaging.
WARNING Filter cleaning and filter charging may only by wearing suitable personal protective equipment. This protects the person from substances hazardous to health. Wear a dust mask (suitable for fine dust) when emptying the container of fine dust of any kind or substances hazardous to health.
WARNING Wear a dust mask (suitable for fine dust) when cleaning the filter or the industrial vacuum cleaner. -
When vacuuming different types of dirt, the filter will eventually become clogged and the suction power will decrease. Therefore, clean the filter regularly under running water and let it dry.
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Put the dry filter back into the appliance and close the filter lid again as described below.
To close the filter cover, lift the cover by the filter cover handle (D) or by the handle (A) with one hand. Carefully lift the rod (C) over the retaining hook (B) with another and slowly lower the lid. When the rod (C) is above the retaining hook (B), take your hand off the rod (C) and close the filter lid.
ATTENTION When opening and closing the filter cover, there is a risk of crushing due to carelessness! Body parts can be crushed by the filter cover folding down quickly. Therefore, be particularly attentive, e.g. when resetting the retaining hook and when slowly lowering the filter cover. Do not allow yourself to be distracted by anything.
Make sure that the filter cover handle (D) is re-engaged in the collection container so that the filter cover is securely locked. Check by lifting the machine by the handle (A) to check that the lid is securely closed.
Note on wet vacuuming:
The pleated filter included in the scope of delivery (Ord. no.: 457079) is
only suitable for dry vacuuming. For wet vacuuming, we recommend the
optionally available pleated filter Wet + Dry (Ord. no.: 457120).
Prepare the device for dry vacuuming
To collect dust and facilitate disposal, the vacuum cleaner can be used with a
dust bag or a disposal bag. The dust bag is recommended for very fine dusts.
ATTENTION Emptying, cleaning and filter changing may only by wearing
suitable personal protective equipment. This protects the person from
substances hazardous to health. Wear a dust mask (suitable for fine dust) when
emptying the container of fine dust of any kind or substances hazardous to
health.
DANGER Always disconnect the appliance from the mains before opening the
industrial vacuum cleaner!
Remove the head of the suction cup
To insert the dust bag, remove the head. To do this, pull the clamps
outwards with a little force and lift the head off by the handle.
Use dust bag (for very fine dusts)
- Open the dust bag by folding the cap down from the opening. There are three edges protruding from the opening of the dust bag that must hook into the recesses on the collection container. To do this, place the dust bag with the hooks slightly tilted upwards (1) and then press the dust bag into a horizontal position (2).
- When the dust bag is full, remove it in the same way and close the dust bag inlet with the lid.
Use disposal bag (for coarse soiling)
- Insert the disposal bag into the collection container as shown in the illustration. Make sure that the holes of the disposal bag are inside the collection container.
- When the bag is full, close it with the cable tie included with the bag.
Reattach the head of the suction cup
Put the head back on the container of the vacuum cleaner. Secure the head
with the clamps. These must engage completely again to ensure a tight fit.
When putting the suction head on, make sure that the filter bag is not
squeezed between the upper and lower parts. Lift the vacuum by the handle to
make sure that the lid is securely closed.
Prepare the device for wet vacuuming
When wet vacuuming, you do not need a dust bag or a disposal bag.
VORSICHT Only operate the industrial vacuum cleaner with an inserted and
undamaged filter. Make sure that the filter is in perfect condition.
Note on wet vacuuming:
The pleated filter included in the scope of delivery (Ord. no.: 457079) is
only suitable for dry vacuuming. For wet vacuuming, we recommend the
optionally available pleated filter Wet + Dry (Ord. no.: 457120).
Information on inserting/replacing the flat pleated filter can be found in the
“Start-up” chapter under “1. Insert clean flat pleated filter”.
Connect the suction hose to the device
Insert the wider end of the hose into the suction inlet of the appliance.
To remove the hose, turn and pull it out of the appliance (in one movement).
Connect the hand pipe to the suction hose
First insert the hose opening into the hand tube.
Attach the suction tube to the hand pipe
Then put the suction tube together and connect it to the hand pipe.
Choose the right nozzle
- Using the floor nozzle:
To vacuum up dry dust and dirt, use the floor nozzle with bristle edge (1) for dry floors. To vacuum up wet dirt, remove the bristle rim with a screwdriver and insert the rubber extractor (2) instead. Attach the nozzle for the desired cleaning purpose t 3 o the suction tube (3).
Moving the vacuum cleaner to the place of use
The unit can be lifted with the handle for transport. A special recessed grip
makes it easy to carry with the suction tube securely fixed.
- WARNING Do not pull or carry the appliance by the cable and do not use the cable as a handle. Do not close a door over the cable and do not pull the cable around sharp edges or corners. Do not run over the cable with the vacuum cleaner. Keep the cable away from heated surfaces.
- WARNING When carrying the industrial vacuum cleaner, pay attention to its weight (see technical data). Note that the weight of the vacuum cleaner is increased by a filled container.
- WARNING Always secure the appliance against rolling away or falling over. Always apply the brakes on the metal castors when parking the industrial vacuum cleaner. Avoid uneven terrain.
Plug in the mains plug
Connect to circuit (see technical data).
- DANGER Only connect the unit to properly earthed power sources. The voltage indicated on the rating plate must match the voltage of the power source. Only connect the unit to an electrical connection that has been carried out by a qualified electrician in accordance with IEC 60364-1.
- DANGER Only use a power supply cable in perfect working order! Do not damage or improperly repair the power cable (tearing, squeezing, running over, …).
- DANGER Do not use the industrial vacuum cleaner with a damaged power cord or plug. To unplug, hold it by the plug, not the cable. Do not touch the plug or the industrial vacuum cleaner with wet hands. Switch off all controls before unplugging.
Switch on the device
Set the on/off/automatic switch-on knob to “ON”. All setting options on the
display can be found in the chapter “Functional details”. in this operating
manual.
Starting up the vacuum cleaner with a power tool
The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a socket through which it can be used
together with a power tool.
- WARNING Only use the socket on the vacuum cleaner for the specified purpose. Only connect power tools that have been tested and are in perfect condition and with max. 2200 W.
- WARNING Risk of injury from uncontrolled start-up of power tools! Before connecting the mains connection cable of the power tool to the vacuum cleaner, make sure that the power tool is switched off and the rotary knob on the vacuum cleaner is set to “OFF” and thus switched off.
Make sure that the on/off/automatic switch-on knob is set to “OFF”.
ATTENTION Unplug the vacuum cleaner’s power cord before connecting
accessories or power tools to the machine.
DANGER Hold the mains cable by the plug to disconnect it, not by the
cable. Do not touch the plug or the industrial vacuum cleaner with wet hands.
Switch off all controls before unplugging. Plug the mains connection cable of
the power tool into the socket provided on the vacuum cleaner.
- Remove the hand tube and attach the adapter for the electrical tool to the suction hose.
- Attach the conical adapter to the electrical tool.
- Connect to circuit (see technical data).
DANGER Only connect the unit to properly earthed power sources. The
voltage indicated on the rating plate must match the voltage of the power
source. Only connect the unit to an electrical connection that has been
carried out by a qualified electrician in accordance with IEC 60364-1.
DANGER Only use a power supply cable in perfect working order! Do not
damage or improperly repair the power cable (tearing, squeezing, running over,
…).
DANGER Do not use the industrial vacuum cleaner with a damaged power cord
or plug. To unplug, hold it by the plug, not the cable. Do not touch the plug
or the industrial vacuum cleaner with wet hands. Switch off all controls
before unplugging.
Set the rotary knob to the automatic switch-on position (AUTO). The vacuum now starts as soon as the power tool is switched on. If the power tool is switched off, the vacuum cleaner also stops with a delay. During the delay time, the suction hose is emptied.
Taking out of operation
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Switch off the device
Turn the rotary knob of the vacuum cleaner to “OFF”. -
Pull out the mains plug
Unplug the industrial vacuum cleaner from the mains.
DANGER Do not use the industrial vacuum cleaner with a damaged power cord or plug. To unplug, hold it by the plug, not the cable. Do not touch the plug or the industrial vacuum cleaner with wet hands. Switch off all controls before unplugging. -
Taking electrical tools out of operation
If you have been working with the electrical tools, switch them off first and only then disconnect the mains plug from the vacuum cleaner. This prevents the electrical tool from starting up uncontrollably.
WARNING Empty the collection container of the vacuum cleaner after each use. This will also prevent spontaneous ignition of the contents of the container. After using the vacuum cleaner, the contents of the dust collection container may contain components that can pose a risk to health or the environment if disposed of incorrectly. The safe and proper disposal of these substances, as well as the disposal of the dust collection container if necessary, may only be carried out by professionals wearing suitable personal protective equipment. They must not be disposed of with household waste.
WARNING The unit must be decontaminated before these operations. Rooms in which these activities take place must have local filtered forced ventilation and the area must be properly cleaned afterwards.
ATTENTION Emptying, cleaning and filter changing may only by wearing suitable personal protective equipment. This protects the person from substances hazardous to health. Wear a dust mask (suitable for fine dust) when emptying the container of fine dust of any kind or substances hazardous to health. -
Emptying dust/dirt from the collection container
To empty dust/dirt from the collection container, remove the head of the appliance (see chapter “Safety instructions”). If you use a dust bag or waste bag, remove the bag and insert a new one. -
Emptying liquid from the collection container
To empty the liquid from the collection container, unscrew the drain plug and remove it. Now the liquid can flow out of the container. Dry the container with a clean cleaning cloth so that it is ready for the next use.
Store the vacuum cleaner accessories safely and in a space-saving way
The accessories, hose and cable can be stored at the back of the
appliance.
Storage
To protect the unit from frost, empty the container completely. Store the
vacuum cleaner in a dry place indoors.
Small repairs – do it yourself
- WARNING Cleaning and maintenance work must not be carried out by children.
- DANGER Disconnect the unit from the mains before carrying out any maintenance work on it.
- DANGER Hold the mains cable by the plug to disconnect it, not by the cable. Do not touch the plug or the industrial vacuum cleaner with wet hands. Switch off all controls before unplugging.
- ATTENTION When carrying out maintenance and repair work it is necessary to dispose of any contaminated objects which cannot be adequately cleaned. Such objects must be placed in impermeable bags in compliance with the relevant regulations for the disposal of such refuse. Objects that had to be disposed of have to be replaced and reinstalled.
- ATTENTION In particular, ensure that the unit contains a complete and functioning filter system again before use.
- ATTENTION Switch off the industrial vacuum cleaner immediately if foam develops or liquid escapes.
- DANGER The industrial vacuum cleaner and all associated parts must be checked for proper condition and operational safety before each use. If the condition is not perfect, the industrial vacuum cleaner must not be used. Have any damage checked by your dealer or the nearest authorised service centre.
- ATTENTION Clean the water level limiter regularly and check it for signs of damage.
- ATTENTION Read the chapter “Safety instructions” in these operating manual carefully before carrying out any repairs!
Caution: Risk of damage! Do not use care products containing silicone to clean the unit. The surface of the unit and the inside of the collection container should be cleaned regularly with a damp cloth.
Problem: Industrial vacuum cleaner emits dust
The industrial vacuum cleaner emits dust from the ventilation slots.
Troubleshooting:
- If the industrial vacuum cleaner emits dust at the ventilation slots, switch off the unit immediately (to “OFF”). Ventilate the work area immediately and leave the room.
- Check dust bag/disposal bag for correct seating in the collection container.
- Check the filter for perfect condition. If the filter is damaged or broken, it must be replaced.
- ATTENTION Only operate the industrial vacuum cleaner with an inserted and undamaged filter. Make sure that the filter is in perfect condition.
- ATTENTION When carrying out maintenance and repair work it is necessary to dispose of any contaminated objects which cannot be adequately cleaned. Such objects must be placed in impermeable bags in compliance with the relevant regulations for the disposal of such refuse. Objects that had to be disposed of have to be replaced and reinstalled.
- Check the filter for cleanliness and correct seating in the unit. Clean the filter if necessary (see chapter “Safety instructions” in these operating manual). Allow the filter to dry before reinserting it into the unit.
VORSICHT Only operate the industrial vacuum cleaner with an inserted and undamaged filter. Make sure that the filter is in perfect condition.
VORSICHT When opening and closing the filter cover, there is a risk of crushing due to carelessness! Body parts can be crushed by the filter cover folding down quickly. Therefore, be particularly attentive, e.g. when resetting the retaining hook and when slowly lowering the filter cover. Do not allow yourself to be distracted by anything.
Kränzle accessories
EU Declaration of Conformity
- We hereby declare that the design of the industrial vacuum cleaners:
- Ventos 32 L/PC
- Ventos 42 L/PC
- technical specifications available from: Fa. Josef Kränzle GmbH & Co. KG Manfred Bauer Rudolf-Diesel-Str. 20, 89257 Illertissen
- comply with the following guidelines and their amendments for industrial vacuum cleaners: Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC EMC Directive 2014/30/EU ROHS Directive 2011/65/EU
- Noise pressure level, typical: 84 dB (A)
- Noise pressure level, guaranteed: 85 dB (A)
- Applied specifications and standards:
- EN IEC 63000: 2018
- EN 55014–1: 2017
- EN 55014–2: 2015
- EN 60335-1:2012/A2:2019
- EN 60335-2-69:2012
- EN 61000–3–2: 2014
- EN 61000–3–3: 2013
- EN 62233: 2008
Warranty
The warranty obligation of Josef Kränzle GmbH & Co. KG towards the dealer from whom you have purchased this KRÄNZLE-industrial vacuum cleaner (= product) applies to material faults only such as material and manufacturing defects. Defects attributable to long and frequent use of the product, typically arising due to the age of the industrial vacuum cleaner and intensity of its use are defined as normal wear in respect of product components. Purchaser’s rights to assert claims for such defects are ruled out. The product is to be operated in conformity with this operating manual. The operating manual is deemed to be part of the warranty provisions. Modifications to the product‘s safety devices, operating errors and improper use of the product can lead to damage to the product that does not constitute a material defect.
Should the use of accessories or spares other than original Kränzle component parts und original Kränzle replacement parts be the cause of defects on our product, this may lead to all warranty claims becoming null and void. Only the use of original Kränzle replacement parts matching the relevant KRÄNZLE wet and dry vacuum cleaner provides adequate assurance for safe and trouble-free operation of the KRÄNZLE wet and dry vacuum cleaner. With regard to legal warranty claims, the limitation periods of the respective countries shall apply.
Where warranty claims apply to any other defects, please contact your local dealer, presenting the accessories together with your purchase receipt, or the nearest authorised service centre. This can also be found on the internet under www.kraenzle.com.
Technical data
Schaltplan Wiring diagram
Schaltplan Ventos 32 / Ventos 42 230 V 1~/50 Hz
Spare parts list
Container
Switchbox
Suction head upper part
Suction head bottom part
Josef Kränzle GmbH & Co. KG
Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 20
89257 Illertissen (Germany)
sales@kraenzle.com
www.kraenzle.com
References
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