ATTENTION:
these operations must be carried out using
protective gloves to avoid any possible contact with the
edges or tips of metal objects.
7. Remove the tunnel cover (6) and shift the stop levers (7) as
indicated by the arrows (Fig.5)
8. Remove the brush (8) from the appliance (Fig.6).
ATTENTION:
during this process, keep the control handlebar
still, in order to prevent the appliance from moving
accidentally.
9. Clean the brush under running water to remove any impurities
present in the bristles. Check that the bristles are not worn;in the
event of excessive wear, replace the brush (the bristles should be
at least 10 mm long).
10.
Fit the brush (8) on the pin in the brush motor (the brush can only
be inserted in one direction) (Fig.7).
11.
Replace the tunnel cover (6) and shift the stop levers (7) as
indicated by the arrows (Fig.8).
12.
Remove the recovery tank (9) from the appliance .
13.
Remove the recovery tank cover (10) (Fig.10).
14.
Use a jet of water and then a damp cloth to thoroughly clean the
rotation fulcrum (11) of the vacuum motor floats (Fig.11).
15.
Use a jet of water and then a damp cloth to thoroughly clean the
central float (12) (Fig.12).
16.
Clean the dirty water conveyor compartment with a jet of
water; the entrance hole to this compartment is identifed by the
letter (A), while the outlet is identifed with the letter (B) (Fig.13).
17.
Clean the vacuum motor air conveyor compartment with a jet
of air; the entrance hole to this compartment is identifed by the
letter (C), while the outlet is identifed with the letter (D) (Fig.14).
18.
Fix the cover on the recovery tank.
19.
Remove the solution tank from the device (Fig.15).
20.
Remove the flter cartridge (13) and clean it under a jet of water
to remove any dirt that might be attached. If necessary, replace
it (Fig.16).
21.
Remove the vacuum duct cleaning brush (14) from its support
(Fig.17).
22.
Clean the inside of the vacuum duct (15) with the brush (14)
(Fig.18).
23.
Replace the vacuum duct cleaning brush (15) on its support
(Fig.19).
24.
Rotate the front carter (4
)
as far es the work position - do this with
the aid of the handle (5) (
Fig.
20).
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