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equipment:woodshop:trendextractor [2024/12/18 20:34] – drewequipment:woodshop:trendextractor [2024/12/18 21:24] (current) – drew
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-WORK IN PROGRESS, please help populate+WORK IN PROGRESS, please help refine this page.
  
 <callout title="No-Induction Required" type="danger" icon="true"> This equipment requires no induction prior to use. </callout> <callout title="No-Induction Required" type="danger" icon="true"> This equipment requires no induction prior to use. </callout>
  
-<callout title="PPE Requirements" type="primary" icon="true"> This equipment requires the use of eye protection and hearing protection during use. Respiratory protection is recommended. </callout>+<callout title="PPE Requirements" type="primary" icon="true"> The extractor can be noisy so consider wearing hearing protection during use. If there is a lot of dust in the woodshop, respiratory protection is also recommended. </callout>
  
-====Specification====+==== Specification ====
 Product page: [[https://www.trend-uk.com/t33a-1200w-wet-dry-m-class-dust-extractor-240v-uk-ireland-only|T33A - 1200W Wet & Dry M-Class Dust Extractor 240V]] Product page: [[https://www.trend-uk.com/t33a-1200w-wet-dry-m-class-dust-extractor-240v-uk-ireland-only|T33A - 1200W Wet & Dry M-Class Dust Extractor 240V]]
  
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 ==== Introduction ==== ==== Introduction ====
-Product overview: +Product Overview: 
  
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 {{ :equipment:woodshop:trend_t33a_extractor_manual.pdf |Trend T33A User Manual.pdf}} {{ :equipment:woodshop:trend_t33a_extractor_manual.pdf |Trend T33A User Manual.pdf}}
  
 +==== Instructions For Use ====
  
-===== Instructions =====+== Check if the bag needs emptying or changing before and after use. ==
  
 +== Airborne wood dust is hazardous to health. Wood dust should always be vacuumed rather than swept with a brush to avoid creating airborne dust. ==
  
 +== Large chips, eg from planing or the wood lathe should be gathered up using the dustpan and brush and binned before vacuuming. ==
  
-=== No Wet Use === +== Do not use without a bag fitted. ==
-This machine is for use with wood dust in the +
  
-Do not use this extractor for liquids ... unless it is an emergency. Use the Charles vacuum from the CNC for   +== Do not use without a filter fitted. ==
-In the manual, it also talks about using the machine to clear liquids,+
  
-one has to replace the Hepa filter with a little gauze thing, which I will bring in but is bound to get lost.  +== No Wet Use. == 
 +This machine is for use with wood dust in the wood workshop, if it is used with liquids it will get gummed up inside.
  
 +Do not use this extractor for liquids ... unless it is an emergency. Instead, use the Charles vacuum from the CNC for liquids.
  
- +If there is an emergency need to use this for liquids, it has that capability, please read page 10 of the manual for how to set it up. (clean out wood dust, remove bag, change filter) and ensure that you clean and dry the vacuum after use.
-=== Do not use without a bag === +
- - If the vacuum cleaner is used without the paper dust bag, the dust container must be emptied and cleaned after each use.  +
-I'm not sure is a good idea at Hackspace because doing so would, I assume, quickly screw the Hepa filter, which is even more expensive than the bags. +
  
 === Extraction velocity monitor & filter shaker button === === Extraction velocity monitor & filter shaker button ===
-If the extraction velocity monitor is red, press and hold the filter shaker button for 3 seconds. (device/extraction must be on) the filter will continue the shaker function for a further 5 seconds after release. If the monitor turns red only when you connect to a power tool, ensure that the extraction spouts of the tool and hose are not blocked. If clear, it is OK to use. Check the flow periodically by removing the extraction hose.+If the extraction velocity monitor is red, press and hold the filter shaker button for 3 seconds. (device/extraction must be on) the filter will continue the shaker function for a further 5 seconds after release.
  
-==== Changing and Emptying the Extractor Cleaner Bag ====+{{:equipment:woodshop:t33a_feat12_3.jpg?400|}} 
 + 
 +==== Changing the Bag ====
  
 === Removing the Collection Bag === === Removing the Collection Bag ===
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   - The collection bag has a card-reinforced opening with a tab at the top.   - The collection bag has a card-reinforced opening with a tab at the top.
   - Handle the bag with care to avoid damage.   - Handle the bag with care to avoid damage.
-  - Insert the collection bag into the container with the opening towards the front of the vacuum cleaner (fig. 3 Below).+  - Insert the collection bag into the container with the opening towards the front of the vacuum cleaner (images below).
   - Pull the bag opening over the container deflector flange ensuring the collection bag opening passes over the ridge on the container deflector.   - Pull the bag opening over the container deflector flange ensuring the collection bag opening passes over the ridge on the container deflector.
   - Fold out the rest of the bag downwards into the container.   - Fold out the rest of the bag downwards into the container.
  
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 +
 +=== Power Take off ===
 +Auto-Start 1500W Power Tool Take-Off automatically turns the extractor on and off with the connected power tool.
 +
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 +
 +=== Changing the Hepa Filter ===
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 +
  
  
-=== Accessories === 
  
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