Windsor PV5 Instruction Manuals
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ELECTRICAL
The Model PV5 Wet/Dry Vacuum
Cleaner operates on standard
15
amp,
120volt A.C. household current 220 volt
option available. Voltages below 105
volts, or above 125 volts, will cause
potentially serious damage
to
the vac
motors.
Thirty
-
five feet of 16/3 STJO cable with
a 3
-
prong plug is the power connection
to
the machine.
This system has 3 main units:
1.
Cabinet assembly with vacuum
motors, and attached electrical
cable.
2. Dome and
perk/filter chamber
and cage.
3. Waste bucket.
Carefully unpack and inspect all com
ponents for shipping damage. If you
discover any damage, notify the deliver
ing carrier immediately. Your machine
was tested and inspected thoroughly
before shipment, and damage is the re
sponsibility of the carrier.
OPERATION
Attach vacuum hose between the wand
and floor
tool
and the machine.
FOR DRY PICKUP
The waste bucket MUST have at least
5”
of water in
it
before dry pickup is
started, and the
perk/filter chamber
and cage must be in place.
FOR WET PICKUP
Wet pickup should be done with the
perk/filter chamber and cage in place.
Insert electrical plug into
115
volt,
15
amp outlet. Make sure the dome is in
place and sealed. You may be working
on wet
cerpet or wet floors,
so
make
sure the machine is properly grounded.
To prevent an overloaded circuit, do not
operate on the same circuit with other
appliances.
Turn power switch ON.
WARNING:
When using for wet pickup
an overflow of water or dirt into the
vacuum motors can cause them
to
fail!!
Constantly monitor the level
of
waste
water in the recovery bucket. When
about
2/3rds full, shut off the machine,
remove the dome, take out bucket and
empty. Keep the exterior of the bucket
dry
so
no moisture gets into the vacuum
chamber. Replace the bucket, center
and seal the dome and continue
cleaning.
Do
not use to pick up volatile materials
or dry chemicals.
Do
not expose the unit
to
rain. Always store
it
indoors.
Do
not tip over the machine. Always
operate with
vac hose clipped by rope
leash
to
the machine.
AFTER CLEANING
Empty the waste water bucket and rinse
it
thoroughly. Wipe out tank. Wipe off
machine and wand with a damp cloth.
Clean lint from the two air screens
inside the vacuum chamber before each
use.
MAINTENANCE
Periodically inspect the surfaces, hoses,
cable, filters and connections on your
machine. All surfaces should be clean
to
minimize abrasion damage. Use only
soap and water for cleaning your
machine.
Do
not walk on hoses. Keep
them clean and unkinked. Frayed spots
on hoses should be covered and end
connectors kept snug. Because the
electrical cable will lie on
Wet
carpet
or
floors at times, the cable must be well
insulated and cable connector screws
should be tight.
Do
not walk on the
cable or run machinery over it. If the
cable insulation is broken or frayed,
repair or replace
it
immediately. Don’t
take chances with an electrical fire
or
shock.
If necessary, the plastic
perk/filter
chamber can be removed for cleaning
by releasing the rod that holds
it
in
place. When replacing the chamber be
sure rubber gasket in dome elbow is in
place.
POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
PROBLEM
No
power
to
machine
Dead electrical circuit
Power switch failure.
Faulty electrical cable.
Equipment not grounded.
Electrical shock
Motor speed varies
or doesn’t run
Loss of vacuum
Motor brushes worn.
Motor worn out.
Loose vacuum dome.
Clogged water chamber.
Crack in dome or defective
glue joint.
Lint or dirt clogging vacuum
screen.
Loose cuffs on vacuum hose.
Vacuum motor seals leaking.
Floor tool vacuum chamber
plugged.
Broken
vac hose.
Damaged dome gasket.
Worn out
vac motor.
Check building circuit breaker or
fuse box.
Replace.
Replace.
Ground prong on plug broken
off. Never operate machine
with grounding prong removed.
Replace.
Replace.
Center and seal dome over tank.
Rinse out with water.
Replace or reseal using acrylic
plastic cement only.
With power off, clean screen.
Tighten cuffs turning counter
-
clockwise.
Replace.
Wash out with hose. Pick lint
out with wire
Replace.
Replace.
Replace.
I
LIMITED WARRANTY
WINDSOR
warrants to the original purchaserluser that
this product is free from defects in workmanship and
materials under normal use and service for a period of
one year from date of purchase WINDSOR
will. at its
option. repair
or
replace without charge, except lor
transportation
costs. parts that fail under normal use
and service when operated and maintained in
accordance with the
appl!cable operation and InStrUC-
tion manuals This warranty does
not
apply to normal
wear, or
to
items whose life
IS
dependent on their use
and care, such as cords. switches. hoses. rubber
parts.
electric motor parts. etc
IN
ADDITION
to
the above warranty. for a period
of
5
YEARS WINDSOR will. without charge. either re
-
place
or
return
to
working order. at its option. any solu
-
tion tank that fails as a result
01
defects in materials
or
workmanship during normal service and usage except
for transportation costs
This limited warranty is
in
lieu
of
all other warranties
expressed or implied and releases WINDSOR from all
other obligations and liabilities It is applicable
only
in
the
U
S
A
and Canada and is extended
only
to the
original
userlpurchaser of this’product WINDSOR is
not responsible
lor
costs for repairs performed by
persons other than those specifically authorized by
WINDSOR This warranty does
not
apply to damage
from transportation alterations by unauthorized
persons misuse or abuse of the equipment use of
non
compatible chemicals or damage
to
property or
loss
of
income due
to
malfunctioning of the product
If a difficulty develops with this machine you should
contact the dealer
from whom it was purchased
WINDSOR INDUSTRIES,
INC.
2635
So
Santa
Fe
Drive
Denver
CO
80223
303’777-7774
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KEY
AMT.
PART
NO.
DESCRIPTION
1 1
10-157MCHD
Base-PV-5
-
-
-
2
1
72-003
Tank
Cabinet
ASS~.
-
PV-5
3
1
10-159MCHD
TankTopABS
4
1
10-162
Perk/Filter
Chamber
PV-5
6'
1
20-128
Electric
Cord 16-
3x35'
Dome,
PV-5
Cord
Cap
120V - 3-Wire
5.r
1
10-168
_.
-
7
1
21-027
PERK/FILTER VAC MACHINE BREAKDOWN AND PARTS LISTING
U
,
6&-
J
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ED
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w
ASSEMBLE
ASS-LE-
=-
8
1
22-026
Lead
Assy.
Switch
PV-5
9
1
22-025
Lead
Assy.
Vacuum
Motor
Rocker
Switch
10
1
21-072
11
1
21-081
Strain
Relief
w/Spring
12
1 50-
024
Vacuum
Motor
Gasket
7.5
"
Dia.
Gasketseal.
VacMotor-l/Exll/lG
Vacuum
Motor,
Tangential
220V
PV-5
13
2
50-005
14
2
25-051
Vacuum
Motor
12OV
15
2 30-
001
Wheel,
6~1%
16
2
30-002
Caster,
3
x
1
Vi
17
2
30-046
Screen
-
Vacuum
Intake
1%
Dia.
18
4
33-010
19
4
33-013
Hexnut
Vi
-
20
14A
2
25-001
Screw,
Vi
-20~5%
HHMSPlated
..
. .
20
1
33-015
Bolt.
Vi
-
20
x
2.
I-Bolt
55
1
06-004
Squeegee
Shoe
for
106-003
56
1
06-006
Carpet
Shoe
for
106-003
57
1
06-003 Master
Floor
Tool
Head
~~
58
1
06-009
Upholstery
Twl
PV-5
PERK/FILTER VAC
WIRING SCHEMATIC
VACUUM
MOTORS
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OC
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R
swim
6
MONTHS
OR
750
OPERATING
HOURS
Removing Waste Water Cabinet
As
-
sembly From Base:
1.
Disconnect machine from power
source.
2.
Remove the handle
3.
Turn machine upside down and
remove the two lock nuts from the
bolts coming through the casters
(one
on
each caster).
4.
Remove base from cabinet and
disconnect leads at the
molex
connector.
1.
To
remove vac motors, disconnect
wires and remove three
1/"
hex-
nuts.
2.
Lift out vac motors being careful
not
to
damage seals
3.
To
inspect brushes: remove
brush holddowns. New brush
length is
1".
Brushes should be
replaced when they reach
318"
length or after
750
operating
hours.
4.
Inspect vacuum intake opening
for lint. If there are large accum
ulations, the fan section should be
disassembled and cleaned. Note:
Vacuum motors
can
usually be
repaired, but such repairs should
always
be
done by a qualified
vacuum repair shop.
VACUUM
MOTOR
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