Usage: Xpo Tool 63122 Ash Vacuum Cleaner 20 L User Manual

Overview

The 63122 Ash Vacuum Cleaner 20 L is a corded ash vacuum designed for removing cold, dry ash from fireplaces, barbecue trays, and similar areas. Its 20-liter container, flexible hose, and narrow aluminium suction nozzle help reach ash in corners and other difficult-to-access spaces.

This appliance is intended for private indoor use rather than commercial cleaning. It is supplied assembled and includes the hose, suction nozzle, replaceable filter system, and small wheels for easier movement.

Specifications

• Model: 63122
• Power supply: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
• Nominal power: 800 W
• Container capacity: 20 L
• Hose length: 100 cm
• Suction nozzle length: 23 cm
• Electrical protection class: II
• Ingress protection: IPX0
• Operating mode: Dry vacuuming and blower function

Detailed Description

The 63122 Ash Vacuum Cleaner 20 L uses a motor-driven airflow to draw ash through the suction nozzle and hose into the main tank. The filter system helps retain fine particles before air leaves the unit through the exhaust area. A rigid filter and fabric filter work together and must be correctly installed before operation.

The main components include the tank, lid, locking latches, carrying handle, on/off switch, power cord with plug, suction inlet, blower outlet, flexible hose, aluminium suction nozzle, air filter, and wheels. A small metal chain beneath the container is intended to remain in contact with the base during operation to help dissipate accumulated electrical charge.

The outlet can also be used for blowing. In blower mode, the hose is connected to the outlet instead of the suction inlet. The container should be empty and the filter clean before this function is used.

Safety

• Use the appliance only for cold, dry ash and dry debris.
• Never vacuum hot, glowing, burning, or smouldering material.
• The temperature of material being collected must not exceed 40 °C.
• Do not vacuum water, wet ash, or other wet waste. Moisture can create an electric shock hazard.
• Use the vacuum indoors and protect it from rain, splashing, and other water exposure.
• Check that the mains voltage and frequency match the information on the rating plate before connecting the plug.
• Inspect the appliance, power cord, plug, hose, filters, and seals before every use.
• Do not operate the vacuum if the hose or another important component is damaged.
• Never use the appliance without a correctly fitted air filter.
• Wear protective gloves and safety goggles while collecting ash.
• Keep children away from the appliance and do not allow them to use it or perform maintenance without supervision.
• People with limited physical, sensory, or mental abilities, or with insufficient experience, should use the appliance only when instructed and supervised by a responsible person familiar with its operation.
• Carry the unit by its handle, never by the power cord.
• When using the blower function, never aim the outlet or hose toward people or animals.
• Disconnect the plug before cleaning, filter work, inspection, or other maintenance.
• Store the appliance where unauthorised people, particularly children, cannot reach it.

Setup and Operation

Prepare the Filter and Container

1. Check the tank and remove any remaining debris.
2. Inspect the rigid filter, fabric filter, and the filter seal.
3. If the filter is dirty, clean it with compressed air at a pressure no greater than 3 bar.
4. Replace a filter if dirt cannot be removed or if its seal is damaged.
5. Pull the fabric filter over the rigid filter so it surrounds the upper portion correctly.
6. Fit the filter assembly to the underside of the lid. Make sure the rigid-filter seal sits evenly and its retaining flange is properly engaged.
7. Place the lid squarely on the tank rim and secure it with both latches. Use the marked alignment points on the lid to help confirm a tight fit.

Fit the Wheels

The small wheels attach to the base plate. Press each wheel pin into its corresponding opening until it is seated securely. Confirm that the wheels are stable before moving the vacuum.

Connect the Hose and Nozzle

1. Insert the hose connector into the suction inlet.
2. Align the connector notches with the raised sections of the inlet.
3. Turn the connector toward the marked “LOCK” direction.
4. Check that the hose cannot pull out during use.
5. Push the aluminium suction nozzle into the free end of the hose connector.

To remove the hose, turn its connector toward the marked “LOOSE” direction and pull it from the inlet.

Vacuuming

1. Confirm that the tank, lid, latches, filter, seal, hose, and nozzle are correctly installed.
2. Make sure the switch is set to “O” for off.
3. Insert the power plug into a suitable socket.
4. Set the switch to “I” to start the vacuum.
5. Guide the nozzle over cold, dry ash without forcing material into the hose.
6. When finished, switch the appliance off and unplug it before emptying or servicing it.

Using the Blower Function

1. Empty the tank completely.
2. Clean or replace the filter if necessary.
3. Connect the hose to the outlet socket rather than the suction inlet.
4. Keep the outlet directed away from people and animals.

Emptying the tank and cleaning the filter prevents stored dirt from being expelled through the blower outlet.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Disconnect the power plug before performing any maintenance. After every use, inspect the tank, lid seal, and air filter. Remove collected material from the container before it builds up and affects airflow.

Clean the filter with compressed air at no more than 3 bar. If the filter remains blocked or its seal is damaged, replace it. Do not operate the ash vacuum without the filter correctly fitted.

Clean the outside of the appliance with compressed air at a maximum pressure of 3 bar. Pay particular attention to the intake and exhaust ventilation openings. Do not use sharp metal objects to clear these openings.

Never immerse the appliance in water. Remove heavier dirt from the housing with a soft cloth. Inspect the hose before each use and replace it if damaged.

Troubleshooting

• The vacuum will not start: Check that the switch is set to “I,” the plug is fully inserted, and the power supply matches the rating plate. Do not use the appliance if the cord or plug is damaged.
• Suction is weak: Empty the tank, check that the hose and nozzle are not blocked, and clean the filter with compressed air at no more than 3 bar.
• Dust escapes from the appliance: Switch off and unplug the vacuum. Check that the rigid filter, fabric filter, filter seal, lid, and latches are correctly installed.
• The hose disconnects: Reinsert the connector with its notches aligned to the inlet projections, then turn it fully toward “LOCK.”
• The blower releases ash: Empty the container and clean or replace the filter before using blower mode.
• The appliance overheats or operates abnormally: Switch it off, disconnect the plug, and inspect the filter, ventilation openings, hose, and container for blockage or damage. Do not continue using a defective unit.

Waste Disposal

The crossed-out wheeled-bin symbol indicates that the electrical appliance must not be disposed of with ordinary household waste where separate electrical waste collection applies. Deliver the product to an appropriate electrical and electronic equipment recycling point in accordance with local disposal requirements. Correct recycling helps recover materials and reduces risks to the environment and public health.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Large 20-liter tank, flexible 100-centimeter hose, narrow aluminium nozzle, replaceable filter, wheels, and a secondary blower function.
• Pros: Supplied assembled, with a straightforward on/off control and a compact design for indoor ash-cleaning tasks.
• Cons: Limited to cold, dry material and must not be used for wet debris or ash above 40 °C.
• Cons: The filter requires regular inspection and cleaning to maintain airflow and prevent dust from escaping.
• Cons: IPX0 protection means the appliance must be kept away from water and outdoor weather.