Just to confirm, it is natural to feel air blowing out of the "canister" of the DataVac, and not just the nozzle, correct?
1938431
Great question! I actually had to plug in mine and check it out. To answer your question there should be air coming out UNDER the canister. Perhap the air is blowing, "reflecting," around the actual canister. Gabe, I don't think I'd worry about it unless the amount of air is a lot. Then we may be looking at an actual leak in the vacuum tubing.Have a great New Year. My best, bob
1938432
What part of the canister do you feel the air blowing out? If near the bottom of the canister, you may have worn gaskets/seals or haven't completely attached the canister to the very bottom parts. Since the air is drawn upwards in the vacuum, no air should be blowing out of the bottom of the canister. I hope this helps you.
1938433
From my experience you should only have air coming from the nozzle itself. The bottom part is the air intake and shouldn't have air blowing out of it. It sucks the air from the bottom though the filter, directly out of the nozzle
1938434
Air should only come out of nozzle area as it is a sealed unit. If it comes out of anywhere else that usually means its not sealed and should be replaced. Is air coming out in places other than the nozzle when you just use it or only if you put your hand over the nozzle which would block the air flow. Being that its powerful, if you block the airflow it might leak air around the canister.
468324
No, it doesn't. There is weather-stripping that goes in between the two shields and if properly installed, you get no air. If you do get air, its unnoticeable.
944869
When you plug it in you can tell which way the airflow, and is it is reverseable so however you want it to blow it does both.
124644
Yes, that is correct. While air is flowing it will not read accurate ascending pressure readings, but as soon as you stop the flow it reads very accurate, from my experience.
657925
negative. well. perhaps if you turn all the so that they blow air into the case it would be a positive pressure. I run the fans on the front pulling in air and the top fan and back fan so that they force the air out and my power supply sucks air in from the base and out the back independent of the case ventilation.I have two fans I planned on adding to the bottom forcing air into the case.at this point the motherboard temp cpu and memory are staying cool. I have have sabertooth mb that has thermal controls for the fan.
89971
The air coming from Cool on the go is just air. It acts like a regular fan. I have a problem with hot flashes and this just makes me feel more comfortable.
1444209
I wanted to have this push air out of the enclosure, so I simply unscrewed the fans and flipped them over then simply screwed the fans back. It is very simple and works. I use it and I havent had a problem. It actually pulls alot of air through the enclosure that I have my CPU tower in. Keeps it cooler.
873841
Hi Mac,It's just a powerful standard hand vac.--no blowing of air so far as I know.
1533797
You uncap the plastic nozzle and blow a few puffs of air into it. Doesn't take much. In fact the one in the photo would probably be overinflated for me.
796421
I figured it was normal. Probably to allow for air pressure changes due to temperature.
1436550
Yes, make sure that it's in heat mode and that the temperature nob is turned in the proper position. Then, you'll feel heat. really good heat.
776756
Yes, that's true. However, the air flow from the fans is very low and hardly noticeable, whether blowing out, blowing in, or doing both.
235376
It does both. It shoots out compressed air, so there is the air itself and the hiss of the release from the convincer.
391890
yes, it uses alot of air to run the venturi valve to draw a vacuum in the chamber.
362717
I have two of these and have never noticed that before, but yes indeed they do have air coming from that hole while the moror is running! I LOVE these compressors. They are quiet and reliable.
89973
Just air I think. I was using it at the beach the other day and it didn't feel like the air that was blowing was much cooler than what it felt like outside. Although it was not cooler it was like having a breeze, that was still really nice and did keep me cooler.
1974172
Slight airflow is normal. The unit is not a fan, but it must circulate the air a little in order to clean it.