SOURCE: shop vac
Vacuum is less than a year old and died in the middle of a use. No power... tried to plug it into 3 known, good outlets. Suggestions?
SOURCE: Can't install a bag for my Craftsman 16 gallon shop-vac
Well, good news, you don't need a bag! The trash just settles to the bottom of the bucket and you just dump it out.
I own one of these -- it has many little operational anoyances -- like wheels falling off, lid popping off, etc. If you run into these scenarios and want help on fixes, drop me a line.
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thanks...
Charlie
SOURCE: my shop vac blows dust as soon as it's turned on
there should be a cover or sock over the filter,this will stop the dust.the paper filter is the part that can not get wet. if you don't have a cover for your filter use an old sock or something simular to a sock.
SOURCE: on the back of the shop vac there's a hole...what
should have a exhaust filter in the hole. it is round and 5-6 inches long with a type of filter on the end.
SOURCE: How to stop dust from escaping the shop vac tub
The only sure fire way is to use a filter, bag and ensure you have what they call a "noise muffler" but in all reality it's a filter that not only dulls the noise but doesn't let dust escape via the access there in the rear.
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