how to attach vacuum bonnett
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The P-C 333 VS Random Orbit Sander that this fits has a built in Vacuum attachment
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Rebecca: Here is the basic set-up. The manual is a 16-page detailed with picture and diagrams to help you install the system easily. Attached is just the main pages of the install. Hope it helps. * Open the trunk and remove the right hand-side tail light assembly by turning the clips (same as if you are changing the light bulbs). * Remove the carpet that covers the right-hand side area to gain access the battery compartment and the vacuum pump located inside the rear fender. * The pump is encased in a foam mold. Remove the pump from the foam mold by sliding the foam enclosure rear-wards until it is free. Open the enclosure and slide away from the pump. * Unplug the rectangular plug from the pump by sliding the clip to the side and pulling on the plug upwards. Pictures (included) * Use a utility knife and carefully cut the black sleeve on the wiring harness to expose the wires. KEYLESS WIRING INSIDE THE TRUNK: &#61656; Black Wire: Connect this wire to Ground (Vehicle Frame Directly). &#61656; Red Wire: Connect this wire to the +12V Constant or Red/Green wire @ the Rectangular plug. &#61656; Cut the Green wire from the Rectangular plug in half (make sure to leave enough room to make a connection). &#61656; Connect the White wire from the keyless harness to the Green wire side closer to the vacuum pump, using the supplied Butt connector. &#61656; Connect the White/Black wire from the keyless harness to the Green wire side away from the vacuum pump, using the supplied Butt connector. &#61656; Find a location to mount the keyless module. The keyless module is to be mounted using wire ties. &#61656; Stretch the black antenna wire from the keyless module as straight as possible for better remote distance range. It can be held straight using a wire tie.
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Take the screen off the inlet and I bought an adapter that fits inside of the inlet that the hose to the vacuum fits in tightly. Works Great!
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The directions day that the dust collection shroud is designed to wrok with DWV9000 connector. I didn't have that piece and wasn't buying it. As to what size hose I used -- the small shop vac hose and duct tape to seal the two together. (A large shop vac hose was too large.
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An exhaust fitting came with mine that screws in if you attach the vacuum fitting. If you didn't get that maybe you should contact IR...
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There are no instructions. I was frustrated with it too!! Just try to attach it the best you can. They don't fit perfectly.
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I had a similar problem and found the there is a small tube that sits inside the actual hole of the collet. I removed the collet unit and althou you can hardly see it, I managed to shake it out. Once it was out I was able to fit it on the attachments and then back in the collet and then was able to tighten the whole thing to hold the attachment. I hope this will help you because I was really frustrated until I discovered the little tube part of the collet.
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you have to take the one end and "insert it" into the little vacuum trough and press...but you have to make sure you have it into the trough straight and down in the whole way. Then you press to seal...
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The hose screw into the bonnet so it does not fall out. You can move to the extent of the length of the hose.
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They ride the vacuum in molded areas, and attach to the hose which is permanently attached and is easy to turn on. I've used crevice and brush tools and they work well -- the suction is strong.
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I replaced the supplied plastic intake tube with a 4' section of flexible tubing that is attached to a gravel vacuum tube. Works great!
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Kendall is correct; you need a DeWALT "universal connector". This is available on Amazon for $25 last time I checked. I have a small Ridgid shop vac and ended up using a smaller hose from another tool and taping this to the shroud. It works fine and the shroud is very good, however I was still disappointed this wasn't made easier or cheaper to attach to a hose. Blake's suggestion of the rubber pipe adaptor from a plumbing department also works well.
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As long as you have a hose or attachment with a plain, flat, round end (to fit against the valve opening) you're good to go. You remove a small cap from the valve, then open it something like 1/2-3/4 of the way, turn on the vac and apply the end of your vacuum hose (or tube) to othe valve and hold it flat - you do need to slightly lift the valve as you do his, so the air circulates properly. But after a couple of tries, it's easy.
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HI, GOT MY BELTS TODAY (4 WEEKS AFTER ORDERING...USPS LOST FIRST SHIPMENT) HOW TO; unplug vac,PEY OFF THE FRON BEATER BAR COVER( it snaps off and on), pull vac hose out of front tube, with flat bladed screw driver from the bottom pry off the SHARK logo plastic badge cover, with a Phillips screwdriver take off the side screw (next to the tube), take off wheel screw below this screw. slide out beater bar, slip new rubber belt over beater bar to the middle where the wide grove is, replace the two screws (need pressure to move the bar back into correct place), with the blade screw driver twist the belt onto the chrome drive (under the SHARK logo badge, replace badge, run unit snap back the cover plate first removed...A 5 MINUTE EXPERIENCE! ENJOY
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No attachments that I am aware of ... it doesn't fit my house vacuum floor attchment
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Start with one end of hose connected to vacuum head and submerged. leave other end of hose disconnected from inlet. start from the vacuum head end and slowly submerge the hose straight down under water until you get to the open end. Push the open end under water and connect to inlet. If you needed t used inlet adapter that came with kit make sure O-ring stays in place.
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Hope this helps . Instructions included in link ... http://store.ijdmtoy.com/2008-2010-E60-Angel-Eye-Installation-a/452.htm