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Emptying and Cleaning the Dust Collector
1. Press the button on the rear
side of Trilobite, and ...
2. ... lift off the lid.
3. Take out the dust collector.
4. Remove the grille with the
opening facing up.
5. Empty the collector (preferably in a plastic bag fit snugly around the unit). NOTE! Do not knock the collector against hard surfaces to empty it.
6. Insert a new filter and
replace the grille.
7. Replace the motor filter for
each tenth time the dust collector filter is replaced. Attach the filter with the cut-off corners facing to the right.
8. Replace the dust collector.
9. Replace the lid, and ...
10. ... push down on the lid. If
the lid cannot be properly closed, the dust collector is most likely set incorrectly.
Cleaning the Roller
1. Check the roller each time
the dust collector is emptied. Begin by lifting Trilobite by the handle.
2. Turn Trilobite upside down
and put it on a soft surface with the display facing you.
3. Push the locking knob to
the right.
4. Raise the cover.
5. Lift the roller by the end
without a drive belt. Remove it by holding it at an angle and pulling upwards/outwards.
6. Clean the roller. Use a pair
of scissors to cut away strings, threads, etc. NOTE! Do not wash the roller in water or other liquids.
7. Slide in the roller, take care
to secure the belt and rotate it so that the teeth engage securely.
8. Press the roller
downwards/inwards.
9. Replace the lid. When the
three pegs in the picture are placed correctly, the lid is in the correct position.
