Adventure Science Center: How To Use And Operate A Black & Decker HNVC220BCZ01 Dust Buster Transcript

Black And Decker Logo reads: Black and Decker. then, title reads: How To Use And Operate a Black & Decker Cordless HNVC220BCZ01 Dust Buster

Walter: (offscreen) "Welcome to this training module on the Black & Decker Cordless HNVC220BCZ01 Dust Buster. the HNVC220BCZ01 is an important tool in any cleaning arsenal. it's used for vacuuming floors and hard to reach areas that upright vacuums can't reach. it's also a very effective tool for vacuuming couches, crevices, and other areas. like dust busters, the HNVC220BCZ01 is powerful and potentially dangerous if used incorrectly. this module will show you how to use the HNVC220BCZ01 effectively, and safely, protecting yourself, and the machine. if you're new to using an HNVC220BCZ01, be sure to practice in open spaces away from other people. the HNVC220BCZ01 can pick up small coins and other debris that could potentially injure people, and cause property damage. also, it's important that you read the owner's manual before using your HHVK320J6, and ask your supervisor for advice and instruction if you have questions."

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## Scene 1: Parts Of The HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "Before we discuss trimming techniques, let's take a closer took at some of the key components of the HNVC220BCZ01."

A picture shows an HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "Here we see the crevice attachment, battery, power switch, handle, which turns the motor off and on, dirt container."

Parts show what Walter describes

## Scene 2: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Walter: (offscreen) "Safety is vitally important when using the HHVK320J6, or any other dust busting tool. one of the most important steps you can take to protect yourself is to wear the proper personal protective equipment when you use the HNVC220BCZ01."

Allen wears the proper personal protective equipment when he uses the HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "When operating an HNVC220BCZ01, be sure to wear hearing protection, eye protection, and safety boots, or other approved footwear. your boots should have non-slip soles and tied laces."

Allen hearing protection, eye protection, and safety boots when operating his HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "You should also wear approved gloves."

Allen wears approved gloves

Walter: (offscreen) "Be sure to wear clothing that fits properly. don't wear baggy clothes, or anything with loose sleeves or strings. they can get caught up in the HNVC220BCZ01's moving parts, and injure you quickly, and seriously. you should also wear long pants, shorts leave your legs more vulnerable to debris that might be picked up from the floors during dust busting."

Allen wears clothing that fits properly and long pants

## Scene 3: Charging

Walter: (offscreen) "The HNVC220BCZ01 is equipped with the cordless charger that charges up. make sure to use the charger properly with the right plug. if you charge the plug the wrong way, you can seriously damage the HNVC220BCZ01's motor."

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Walter: (offscreen) "There are a number of general precautions to keep in mind when charging the HNVC220BCZ01. you should charge and plug in indoors where there are outlets."

Allen charges and plugs in the HNVC220BCZ01 indoors where there are outlets

Walter: (offscreen) "Also, do not charge near hot objects, open flames, or cigarettes, and cigars. always shut the motor off before recharging. make sure the motor is cool before recharging. if you need to recharge during a job, give the motor sufficient time to cool down before recharging. extremely hot parts can cause the charger to burn, or you could burn your hand during charging."

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Walter: (offscreen) "Make sure the charger HNVC220BCZ01 is in a well ventilated area. do not charge outdoors. fumes from the charger our flammable, and may be toxic if you breathe them in."

Allen makes sure the charger is in a well ventilated area and does not charge outdoors

Walter: (offscreen) "When recharging, plug in the outlet slowly so that any excess pressure is released gradually."

Allen plugs in the outlet slowly so that any excess pressure is released gradually

Walter: (offscreen) "Always move the machine away from the recharging area, and source before starting. if you have spilled dirt on the charger or the dust buster, wipe it off with a napkin, and allow the remaining fuel to evaporate. make sure you clean the area around the plug. contamination in the outlet can cause the motor to run poorly."

Allen moves the machine away from the recharging area and source before starting, Allen makes sure he doesn't have spilled dirt on the charger or the dust buster.

Walter: (offscreen) "If you spill dirt on your clothes, change them. spilled dirt is highly flammable and a serious safety risk. never start the dust buster near spilled fuel."

Allen makes sure he doesn't spill on his clothes

 Scene 4: Stopping And Starting The Dust Buster

### Starting The Dust Buster

Walter: (offscreen) "Before starting the dust buster, check that the filters are not cracked. the filters can sometimes crack from simple wear and tear, or if they've been tighten too much. if they are cracked, replace them. never use an HNVC220BCZ01 with a defective guard, or without a guard."

Allen checks that the filters are not cracked

Walter: (offscreen) "Make sure all covers are correctly fitted and not damaged before you start the dust buster. as a general rule, make sure the dirt container is installed, clean, and in acceptable condition, and that the hepa media filter is working before you start the dust buster."

Allen makes sure all covers are correctly fitted and not damaged before you start the dust buster. he makes sure the dirt container is installed, clean, and in acceptable condition, and that the hepa media filter is working before he start the dust buster

Walter: (offscreen) "Check the HNVC220BCZ01 over to make sure the filters, covers, dirt container, and hepa media filter are in good condition. now you can start the HNVC220BCZ01."

Allen checks the HNVC220BCZ01 over to make sure the filters, covers, dirt container, and hepa media filter are in good condition. now he's ready to start the HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "Before starting the HNVC220BCZ01, take a look to be sure the area is clear of co-workers, bystanders, children, and debris."

Allen takes a look to be sure the area is clear of co-workers, bystanders, children, and debris

Walter: (offscreen) "To start the HNVC220BCZ01, hold the body of the machine firm with your left hand, not your foot."

Allen holds the body of the machine firm with his left hand, not his foot

Walter: (offscreen) "Put your finger on the handle until you feel some resistance. now, switch the ignition to the on position. remember, when the motor is started, the dust busting attachment will start to rotate immediately. be careful."

Allen puts his finger on the handle, then, he flips the switch to the on position

Walter: (offscreen) "Also, be sure to wear gloves and be wary of hot engine parts. hot engine parts can cause a painful shock if you touch them."

Allen wears gloves and is wary of hot engine parts

### Stopping The Dust Buster

Walter: (offscreen) "Stop the dust buster by switching off the ignition."

Allen stops the dust buster by switching off the ignition

## Scene 5: Basic Operating Techniques

Walter: (offscreen) "The Black & Decker HNVC220BCZ01 is used for dust busting floors and hard to reach areas. it is extremely powerful and effective when used properly."

Rohan Johnson uses the HNVC220BCZ01 properly

Walter: (offscreen) "Before we start, remember to turn off the dust buster after each dust bust or vacuum. don't leave the dust buster on if you're not dust busting. this can lead to serious engine damage."

Rohan Johnson turns off the HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "Also, plan your route in advance so you don't go over the same territory twice and wasting time."

Allen plans his route in advance so he doesn't go over the same territory twice and wasting time

### Dust Busting

Walter: (offscreen) "Dust busting. our operator is going to start dust busting floors along a wall without the crevice tool extended. notice how he holds the dust buster handle just above the ground that will deflect debris away from him."

Allen does what Walter describes

Walter: (offscreen) "Be patient, and let the dirt container do the work when you're dust busting."

Allen is patient, and lets the dirt container do the work when he's dust busting

Walter: (offscreen) "Never press the dust buster into the floor or dust busting area. keep making paths until the vacuum is finished. going too fast can cause the dust buster to nearly keep the floors dirty instead of dust busting it."

Allen doesn't press the dust buster into the floor or dust busting area. he keeps making paths until the vacuum is finished.

Walter: (offscreen) "Dust Busting requires a steady hand. if you're working around skywalks, stages, crevices, or windows. be very careful. the dust buster can severely gouge those services. if you're working around chairs, consider shortening the lines to about 5 inches."

Allen is careful if he is working around skywalks, stages, elevators, or windows

### Clearing

Walter: (offscreen) "Clearing. clearing is less precise for dust busting. the technique is about clearing all unwanted vegetation. to clear, again, keep the dust buster handle just above the floor, and tilt it."

Allen keeps he dust buster handle just above the floor, and tilts

Walter: (offscreen) "Make sure you're approved to use this technique, because it will damage the dirt container, especially if you're working around around stones, stairs, objects, and other hard objects or surfaces."

Allen makes sure he's approved to use this technique

Walter: (offscreen) "When dust busting and clearing, keep the dust buster on to protect the dirt container, and to reduce wear on the dust buster."

Allen keeps the dust buster on to protect the dirt container, and to reduce wear on the dust buster

### Vacuuming

Walter: (offscreen) "Vacuuming. the HNVC220BCZ01 can also be used to vacuum floors that you can't easily reach with an upright vacuum. when vacuuming, keep the dust buster parallel to the ground."

Allen keeps the dust buster parallel to the ground

Walter: (offscreen) "Again, never press the dust buster against the floor. this can damage both the property, and the dust buster."

Allen doesn't the dust buster against the floor

### Sweeping

Walter: (offscreen) "Sweeping. sweeping can be used in wider spaces to clear unwanted vegetation. sweep gently back and forth with the line kept parallel and above the area you're clearing. this is a very effective technique for picking up dirt, but be sure there are no blocks or flags in the way that could damage the dust buster."

Allen sweeps gently back and forth with the line kept parallel and above the area he's clearing

### Above Floor Cleaning

Walter: (offscreen) "Above floor cleaning. the HNVC220BCZ01 can be used for above floor cleaning around couches, crevices, and other areas. to do above floor cleaning, flip the dust buster to a vertical position."

Allen flips the dust buster to a vertical position

Walter: (offscreen) "Walk forward slowly, carefully vacuuming hard to reach area. above floor cleaning is an advanced technique that will take some practice. get comfortable with the other techniques and working with the HNVC220BCZ01 before you try above floor cleaning."

Allen walks forward slowly, carefully vacuuming hard to reach area

Walter: (offscreen) "When in doubt, speak to an experienced operator, or your supervisor. now is a good time to remind you that you should never make adjustments to the dust buster, or motor while the motor is running. the dust buster and the motor can cause serious injuries when they are active. shut the motor off, make sure the vacuuming attachments have completely stopped, and disconnect the spark plug before making any adjustments."

Allen doesn't make adjustments to the dust buster, or motor while the motor is running

## Scene 6: Safety

Walter: (offscreen) "We talk about safety in terms of Personal Hazards, Bystander Hazards, and Property Hazards. you should be aware of all potential hazards when you're using the dust buster."

Texts read: Personal Hazards, then Bystander Hazards and Property Hazards. Allen is aware of all potential hazards when he's using the HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "And take precautions to protect yourself, the people around you, and property."

Allen takes precautions to protect yourself, the people around him, and property

Walter: (offscreen) "Again, never use the dust buster without an approved guard."

Allen doesn't use the HNVC220BCZ01 without an approved guard

## Scene 7: Personal Hazards

Walter: (offscreen) "Personal Hazards. personal hazards are anything that can hurt you personally as you work with the dust buster."

Text shows Personal Hazards and Allen is using his HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "Debris that gets picked up by the floors is a potential personal hazard for example. that's why are you should always use personal protective equipment, including long pants."

Allen uses personal protective equipment

Walter: (offscreen) "And don't dust bust above waist height. it's also a main reason why you should wear eye protection when you work with the dust buster."

Allen doesn't dust bust above waist height and wears eye protection

Walter: (offscreen) "Tripping is another potential hazard when working with the dust buster. watch your footing as you work. it's easy to focus on the handle, but pay attention to the floor as well."

Allen watches his footing as he works

Walter: (offscreen) "Also, be very careful on stages, slopes, crevices, or in slippery conditions. you should walk forward when you dust bust whenever possible."

Allen is very careful on stages, slopes, crevices, or in slippery conditions and walks forward when he dust busts

Walter: (offscreen) "Sometimes debris may get caught between the handle and the vacuuming attachment. never try to clear the debris with the motor running. stop the motor, then clear the debris."

Allen doesn't try to clear the debris with the motor running

Walter: (offscreen) "We've already talked about the potential damage that the HNVC220BCZ01 can do to your hearing. remember to wear proper ear protection."

Allen wears proper ear protection with his HNVC220BCZ01

Walter: (offscreen) "Also, remember to make sure the dirt container is tight, with the dust buster, the dirt container is close to your body. if the dirt container is loose, dirt can spill on your clothes, which is potentially a dirt hazard."

Allen makes sure the dirt container is tight, with the dust buster, the dirt container is close to his body

Walter: (offscreen) "The HNVC220BCZ01 is equipped with a vibration damping system that reduces vibration. check frequently to make sure the damping system has no cracks or other damage. for certain people, over exposure to vibration has the potential to cause circulatory problems, and even nerve damage in the hands and arms. if the HNVC220BCZ01 seems to be vibrating too much, or if you feel like it's injuring you, have the unit checked for maintenance."

Allen makes sure the damping system has no cracks or other damage

Walter: (offscreen) "Finally, if you have medical implants, you should talk with your doctor before using the HNVC220BCZ01."

Allen makes sure he doesn't have medical implants

## Scene 8: Bystander Hazards

Walter: (offscreen) "Bystander Hazards. bystander hazards affect the people around you, whether they're are co-workers, clients, or people passing by."

Text shows Bystander Hazards and Allen stops vacuuming

Walter: (offscreen) "First and foremost, you don't want to hit anyone with the dust buster handle, or motor. so be on the lookout for people as you dust bust. it's a good general to make sure people, whether bystanders or helpers are at least 50 feet away if you're working with the dust buster. the motor can pick up debris like coins, objects, and pieces of metal a long way, which is a potential hazard for you, and others around you."

Allen waves a person through, then, Rohan Johnson waves Allen through who is working, then, Rohan gets 2 people out of his work area before he resumes working

Walter: (offscreen) "Do a site check before you work to minimize the chances of debris getting thrown. never allow children to use the dust buster, or be near the dust buster when in use. kids are sometimes interested in the machine and may come to close. even if the motor is turned off, the parts may be hot."

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Walter: (offscreen) "Keep children out of your work area and remove the dirt container before emptying when it is full."

Allen removes the dirt container before emptying it

Walter: (offscreen) "If you're dust busting near elevators or stairways, watch for strollers or wheelchairs. stop dust busting as strollers or wheelchairs pass by."

Allen makes sure strollers or wheelchairs don't enter his work area

Walter: (offscreen) "Finally, be aware of open windows and doorways. again, debris can be picked up and fly into those open areas and the noise of the dust buster might scare people who aren't expecting it."

Allen is aware of open windows and doorways

Walter: (offscreen) "If you're working between walls or enclosed spaces, keep the suction down to a minimum, and use the dust buster as quietly as you can."

Allen keeps the suction down to a minimum, and uses the dust buster as quietly as he can if he's working between walls or enclosed spaces

## Scene 9: Property Hazards

Walter: (offscreen) "Property Hazards. Property hazards are those that affect property, whether it's the client's property, public property, or your equipment."

Text shows Property Hazards as Allen protects property

Walter: (offscreen) "Again, it's important to watch where you walk with the dust buster. if you're not paying attention, you can knock things over, either with the dust buster, or with your body."

Allen watches where he walks with his dust buster

Walter: (offscreen) "Be aware of your surroundings and work carefully."

Allen is aware of his surroundings and works carefully

Walter: (offscreen) "Also, take steps to protect the dust buster from impact with objects or the ground. the motor is very powerful, and can damage walls, doors, tables, and other materials."

Allen takes steps to protect the dust buster from impact with objects or the ground

Walter: (offscreen) "Be very careful around slides, rides, walls, windows, and other objects in your work area."

Allen is very careful around slides, rides, walls, windows, and other objects in his vacuuming area

Walter: (offscreen) "Be careful around planets, gates, and doorways as well. the motor can pick up objects deeply, and quickly. the cost of repairing, or replacing those objects can be very expensive for your company."

Allen is careful around planets, gates, and doorways as well

Walter: (offscreen) "Careless work can also cost your company a contract. in some cases, it's better to leave the floors than to risk damaging property. if you have reservation about dust busting in a certain area, speak to your supervisor, or use a different tool for the job. the same debris hazards can affect property that affect people. dust busting and above floor cleaning can throw debris at windows, doors, strollers and wheelchairs. always watch for debris and use the dust buster carefully."

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Walter: (offscreen) "Be aware of potential property hazards and always air on the side of caution."

Allen is aware of potential property hazards and airs on the side of caution

## Scene 10: Conclusion

Walter: (offscreen) "The Black & Decker HNVC220BCZ01 is a powerful, and important landscaping tool. follow the tips and techniques and this module to use it safely, and effectively. and if you have any questions, be sure to consult the owner's manual, or talk to your supervisor."

Videos show what Walter describes, then the Black & Decker Logo appears at the end of video