WET/DRY VACUUM
Models PF51, PF53, PF55, PF57
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
COMMERCIAL
WET/DRY VACUUM
Equipment must be operated,
serviced and maintained in
accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
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*When using a wet/dry vacuum, basic precautions should be followed.
*Read all instructions before using your vacuum.
IMPORTANT SAFETY ADVICE
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS
APPLIANCE
When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should
always be followed.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock of injury;
only use dryer as described in this manual.
You must have training in the operation of this machine before using it.
Read all instructions carefully before use.
● Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the machine
when in use.
● Do not leave the machine plugged in when not in use.
● Switch the machine off before removing the plug from the outlet.
● When unplugging, pull the plug, not the cord.
● The machine must be unplugged prior to cleaning or servicing
the machine .
● Keep the power cord clear of moving parts.
● Do not run the machine over the power cord.
● Do not operate the machine with a damaged power cord or plug,
or if the machine malfunctions or is damaged in any way.
● Do not use where hazardous dust is present.
● Do not use in an explosive atmosphere.
● Do not use where flammable liquids or gasses are present.
● Do not use or pick up flammable chemicals or liquids with
this machine.
● Take care when using the machine near the top of stairs to avoid
overbalancing.
● Maintenance and repair must be done by authorized personnel only
● Wear suitable footwear to avoid slipping.
● Do not operate this machine in bare feet or with open-toed shoes
or sandals.
● Do not smoke when using the machine.
● Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as
cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.
● Do not use without dust bag and/or filters in place.
● Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close door
on cord, or pull cord around sharp edges or corners. Keep cord
away from heated surfaces. Store cord properly when not in use.
STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
Store appliance on floor
or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close door on cord, or pull cord
around sharp edges or corners. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
Store cord properly when not in use.
, indoors, away from heated surfaces. Do not pull
This appliance must be grounded. If it should malfunction or break down,
rounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current to
g
reduce the risk of electric shock. This appliance is equipped with a cord
having an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding plug. The plug
must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and
grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.
This appliance is for use on a nominal 120 volt circuit and has a ground
plug (see illustration, right). Make sure that the appliance is connected to
an outlet having the same configuration as the plug. No adaptor should
be used with this appliance.
WARNING
Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in
a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service person if you are in doubt as to whether the outlet is properly grounded. Do
not modify the plug provided with the appliance – if it will not fit the outlet,
have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.
Prong or
Grounding pin
The wet/dry vacuums are equipped with bypass motors. Install the cloth
filter, place the motor head on the canister and snap down the hold-down
.
clamps.
The wet/dry vacuums are equipped with a bypass motor so that the working vacuum is separated from the cooling air flow. To pick up water, the
dry filter must be removed and the float cage assembly must be in place,
the motor head placed on the canister and the hold down clamps locked
The safety float located in the protective wire frame in the tank
down.
stops the vacuum action of the motor head when the maximum recovery
of liquids is reached.
WAND AND ATTACHMENT INSTRUCTIONS
To assemble the two piece wand:
Match the alignment ridges of the upper and lower wand sections.
1.
Push the upper wand into the lower wand.
2.
To assemble tools:
1. Slide the swivel cuff of the tool onto the tapered lower wand.
2. Turn swivel cuff 1/4 turn to tighten.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
Grounded
Outlet
Grounded
Outlet Box
DRY OPERATION OF VACUUM
WET OPERA
TION OF V
ACUUM
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DRAINING
HOSE ATTACHMENT INSTRUCTIONS
When the tank is full, using the overturning mechanism to empty the tank.
1. Remove the top head.
2. Take out the filter with frame.
3. Unlock the knob.
4. Grip the handle with one hand, use one foot to brace the dolly and lift
the handle by the other hand to empty the tank.
OTE:When the water level in the tank exceeds the safety level, the
N
safety devise will automatically block the inlet and motor turning sound
will be changed, but power will remain ON. The power must be turned
OFF before emptying the tank.
The hose and swivel connector are pre-assembled at the factory.
To attach the swivel connector to the intake fitting of the canister:
1. Push the grooved cuff straight into the intake fitting.
2. To remove, press the release button on top of the intake fitting
while pulling the grooved cuff out.
MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING
1. To dismantle, unclip both latches and remove top housing and filter
with frame.
2. Wash the filter with water and allow it to dry.
3. After washing, remove excess water with a gentle squeegee.
4. Replace the filter and top housing and fasten the latches.
NOTE: This cleaner is designed with a powerful suction. Do not be
alarmed if the motor noise increases when performing tougher cleaning
work.
REMOVE THE PAPER FILTER
The paper filter must be removed for wet recovery.
Push the metal ping counterclockwise to release the filter.
Remove the paper filter.
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Model PF51 Parts
57
– 4 –
ref # item # description
2 WD88 power cord
4 WD89 top cover
7 WD90 sponge
WD91 sponge
WD92 sponge
WD93 sponge
10 WD94 relief valve
11 WD95 gasket motor
12 WD15 motor
13 WD96 motor holder
15 WD97 cover
17 WD99 float
18 WD100 handle
20 WD101 switch
29 WD102 filter
30 WD103 tank
33 WD98 clamp
41 WD104 wheel holder
42 WD105 wheel
49 WD111 hose assy
53 WD106 wand
56 WD107 squeegee nozzle
57 WD108 floor tool
58 WD109 dust brush
59 WD110 crevice tool
Model PF51 Parts
Model PF51 Wiring Diagram
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Model PF53 Parts
2828
3030
2727
2626
2626
2
2929
1
2020
2525
2424
2323
2
121
2
222
1616
33
1010
55
1919
1818
1
717
66
4040
4141
4242
88
77
4242
1010
1111
99
1414
1212
1313
3333
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Model PF53 Parts
Dolly Assembly - ref #1
WD78 handle
WD79 holder
WD80 handle
WD40 front wheel
WD61 rear wheel
WD81 rear wheel shaft
WD73 plate
WD74 fixed plate
WD62 dolly
FM17 hex screw
WD12 screw
WD52 spring
Tank Assembly - ref #2
WD38 stainless tank
WD63 clamp assembly
WD44 nut
WD45 suction coupler
WD86 button base
WD46 button
WD47 spring
WD50 rubber washer
WD76 rubber washer
WD77 holder
WD51 fixed plate
WD59 lock cover
WD60 lock button
Top Head Assembly
ref # item # description
10 screw
17 WD20 handle
16 WD65 top cover
18 WD66 power cord
ref # item # description
WD17 wire plate
19 WD87 power switch
13 WD16 middle seat
11 WD14 base
WD69 sponge
WD70 sponge
WD82 base block
WD83 top block
WD84 blocker
WD68 gasket
WD54 gasket top
12 WD15 motor
WD85 stopper
9 WD87 housing base
8 WD10 base cover
7 WD9 float
6 WD8 frame
42 WD37 spring
41 WD36 paper filter
40 WD35 hook
Accessories
ref # item # description
5 WD7 filter frame (long)
3 WD3 filter and gasket
22 WD25 hose assembly
21 WD24 connector
20 WD23 seal
25 WD28 bend connector
26 WD29 extension wand
24 WD27 fixer
23 WD26 connector
29 WD32 crevice tool
30 WD33 round brush
Model PF53-55 Wiring Diagram
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2828
3030
2727
2626
2626
2
2929
1
2
020
2525
2424
2
323
2121
2222
1616
33
1010
55
1919
1
818
1717
66
4040
4141
4242
88
77
4242
1010
1111
99
1414
1212
1313
3333
Model PF55-PF57 Parts
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Model PF55-PF57 Parts
ref # item # description
Dolly Assembly - ref #1
WD71 handle
WD72 holder
WD75 handle
WD40 front wheel
FM17 hex screw
WD41 rear wheel
WD42 shaft of rear wheel
WD43 plate
WD12 screw
WD74 fixed plate
WD1 dolly
Tank Assembly - ref #2
WD2 stainless tank
WD43 clamp assembly
WD44 nut
WD45 suction coupler
WD86 button base
WD46 button
WD47 spring
WD50 rubber washer
WD76 washer
WD77 holder
WD51 fixed plate
WD59 fixed holder
WD60 fixed holder
WD52 spring
Filter Assembly
WD4 holder
5 WD7 frame
Top Assembly
17 WD20 handle
16 WD19 top cover
13 WD16 middle seat
WD53
WD15
12
WD54
WD55 gasket
WD56 sponge
gasket
motor
gasket
WD85 seal plate
11 WD14 holder
9 WD11 motor seat
8 WD10 base
7 WD9 float
6 WD8 frame
42 WD37 spring
41 WD36 paper filter
40 WD35 hook
Cord Assembly
18 WD21 power cord
WD17 cord plate
WD18 screw
19 WD22 power switch
Accessory
22 WD25 hose assembly
21 WD24 connector
20 WD23 seal
25 WD28 bend connector
26 WD29 extension wand
24 WD27 holder
23 WD26 connector
29 WD32 crevice tool
30 WD33 round brush
Nozzle
WD86 squeegee
WD87 wheels
WD88 shaft
Nozzle Body
WD89 bottom plate
WD90 base cover
WD91 rear wheel
WD92 shaft 15.5*8*26.5
WD93 small wheel
WD94
WD95
WD96
shaft for small wheel
squeegee (long)
squeegee (short)
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Model PF57 Wiring Diagram
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Loss of Suction
CAUSE: SOLUTION:
) Tank full. 1) Empty Tank
1
2) Dry filter assembly clogged. 2) Clean cloth filter.
3) Clogged hose or wand. 3) Remove obstruction.
4) Tank rim is dented. 4) Replace tank.
5) Loose or broken fan. 5) Contact manufacturer of service center.
6) Motor not working. 6) Contact manufacturer or service center.
7) Float not functioning. 7) Check to see if float moves freely or tank is full.
8) Seal worn. 8) Replace seal.
Motor is not running
CAUSE: SOLUTION:
1) Broken switch. 1) Contact manufacturer or service center.
2) Defective power cord. 2) Contact manufacturer or service center.
3) Defective motor. 3) Contact manufacturer or service center.
Dust blowing from unit when running
CAUSE: SOLUTION:
1) Cloth filter dirty. 1) Clean cloth filter.
2) Cloth filter is torn. 2) Replace filter.
3) Cloth filter is not installed. 3) Install cloth filter, when vacuuming very fine dust,
chimney soot or sheet rock.
Water blowing from unit when running
CAUSE: SOLUTION:
1) Tank is full of liquid. 1) Empty tank.
2) Sudsy or foamy liquid is being picked up. 2) Add defoamer to tank.
The Powr-Flite Limited Warranty
The manufacturer warrants to the original purchaser that products manufactured are free from defects, provided such goods are
installed, operated and maintained in accordance with written manuals or other instructions for a period of 1 year from date of pur
chase on workmanship, motor
, and parts. In case you, as our customer
, meet any trouble with your machine, contact a Powr
representative, who will be happy to be of service to you and will take care of any warranty issues.
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3101 W
Fort Worth, TX 76140
ichita Court
800.880.2913
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