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TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT MANUAL
SALVAGE EQUIPMENT
307.004 COMMERCIAL WET VAC
EFFECTIVE: October 2007
Current Revision Date: 12/18/18 Next Revision Date: 12/18/23
Author’s Name/Rank: Matthew Thompson, Firefighter Review Level: 1
PURPOSE
Familiarize members with the operation, care, and maintenance of the Dayton
4YE62 wet vacuum (See Figure 1).
Figure 1
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APPLICATION
The Dayton 4YE62 wet vacuum is a commercial grade shop vacuum, which should
be used for water only. It can be requested and delivered by shop personnel.
OPERATIONAL POLICY
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OPERATIONAL GUIDELINE
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PROCESS
Operating Instructions
The start/stop switch is located on the head of the machine. Ensure all three latches
on the head are clamped before operation.
The machine has a ball-float shutoff valve (See Figure 2). When the liquid raises the
float; the air stops moving through the machine.
To remove liquid from the tank:
1. Unplug the machine.
2. Push the machine to a drain or suitable dump location.
3. Unscrew the cap (located at the rear bottom of the unit) and drain the
water (See Figure 3).
Figure 2 Figure 3
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Care and Maintenance
After each use:
1. Clean the outside of the machine with a clean, dry cloth.
2. Remove the head by unlatching the three latches.
3. Set the vacuum head on its side.
4. Rinse out the tank.
5. Remove the float cage.
6. Remove the foam filter and wash.
7. Replace the filter and cage.
8. Fasten the three latches.
INFORMATION
The Dayton 4YE62 wet vacuum is stored in the Fresno Fire Department Air Shop.
The unit can be delivered by shop personnel.
The vacuum consists of a vacuum head, 65-liter tank, cart, vacuum hose, and
wand/head.
Approximate weight when empty is 45 pounds.
For more information, access the Operating Instructions and Parts Manual at the
following link: Dayton Electric, Operating Instructions and Parts Manual, 4YE62 and
4YE63 (March 2013).
DEFINITIONS
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CROSS REFERENCES
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