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Introduction

 

To this Operation Instructions and Maintenance Manual

In this paragraph you will find information about how this manual is structured
and explanations for the used signs and symbols.

This  manaul  contains  instructions  on  how  to  use  the  ride-on-sweeper  KS1100  B  and
KS 1100 B HD.

Our products are being improved continuously, for this reason we cannot include all tech-
nical adaptions within this manual by the date of printing. If you should have any questions, 
please feel free to contact our Service for explanations and advise.

This Operation Instructions and Maintenance Manual has to be read and been understood 
by  all  persons  who  will  use  or  operate  or  maintain  this  ride-onsweeper  KS1100.

Besides  the  Operation  Manual  and  the  laws  and  rules  abiding  in  the  country  of  use  the 
applicant  should  take  all  necessary  measures  to  apply  and  take  into  consideration  all 
existing Health and Safety measures to prevent accidents and allow for professional on the 
job conditions.

 

Symbols used in the manual

   
   

Following symbols and descriptions are used in this manual for very impor-

   

tant indications.

   

Danger!

   

  

 

   

All  dangers  for  persons  which

   

could  lead  to  serious  Injuries  or

   

even  death  are  marked  by  this

   

symbol  and  safety  instructons.

    

Caution!

 
   

This  symbol  stands  for  possible

   

dangerous  situations  or  when

   

light 

injuries 

could 

occur.

    

Attention!

 

   

 

 

   

 This  symbol  is  used  to  indicate

   

dangers  which  can  damage

   

machines or auxiliary equipment.

 

 

 

 

This symbol is used for hints

   

which  indicate  how  to  use

   

the ride-on-sweeper.

 

 

 This  symbol  in  the  text

   

indicates  that  this  job  has

   

to be done

    

 

 

-

  

A  dash  in  front  of  the  text

   

means:  This  is  part  of  an

   

itemization

 

 KS 1100 - 

Englisch

Summary of Contents for KS 1100 B

Page 1: ...KS 1100 B HD KS 1100 B Swiss Made Quality 08 2012 BA KS1100 000 EN Sw iss Ma de Qu alit y Sw iss Ma de Qu alit y Englisch...

Page 2: ...on 11 Machine cleaning 12 Maintenance and Service 12 Safety instructions 12 Side brushes 13 Side brushes exchange installation side brush 13 Side brushes readjustment 13 Cylindrical brush 14 Cylindric...

Page 3: ...n Manual and the laws and rules abiding in the country of use the applicant should take all necessary measures to apply and take into consideration all existing Health and Safety measures to prevent a...

Page 4: ...Ride on Sweeper must only be used when in perfect condi tion used in a proper and foreseen way At all times the Ride on Sweeper should be used taking all Health and Safety regu lations into considerat...

Page 5: ...This multi layer filter can be cleaned by means of activating the electrical vibrating unit Operator panel without overhead discharge 1 0 O N O F F O N O F F O N O F F 1 0 O N O F F O N O F F O N O F...

Page 6: ...Side covering behind is access for Adjustment of the cylindrical brush Filter side brushes and cylindrical brush are easily accessible without the use of tools Steering column with steering wheel and...

Page 7: ...gned in such a way that not only the front wheel but also the rear drive wheels can drive onto over and down and off the ramp If these instructions are not followed then the mechanical functions of th...

Page 8: ...re to switch the contact Check the position of the switch of the lever on the operator panel The Filter cleaning switch must be in OFF AUS position The red Main Switch must be in ON EIN position The K...

Page 9: ...o swivel connections When the side brushes collide with an obstacle they swivel to the side which prevents damage to the Ride on Sweeper Start the Ride on Sweeper Release both levers which hold both s...

Page 10: ...released afterwards then the brake pedal must be kept pressed down Switch off all power supply Lift up both side brushes by using both levers on the steering column Latch the lifting lower level for...

Page 11: ...on Sweeper Lift the waste box to the height where it can enter the opening to the guiding rails Slide the waste box inside again As soon as the waste box is completely inside the machine the steel sw...

Page 12: ...ee Pull the plate filter F from the filter box Always replace the complete frame with lamella filter Mounting Insert the new lamella filter frame F Filter holder G and use disk filter clamp with the 3...

Page 13: ...r the main cover in a safe and stable position Whenever working on electric and electronic parts of the machine it is compulsory to first disconnect the negative terminal pole of the battery Only use...

Page 14: ...oval of the side brushes Switch off of the Ride on Sweeper Pull the levers of the side brushes upwards Locate both levers in their positions Lift the side brush motor upwards in order to get better ac...

Page 15: ...cal brush exchange Dismantling the cylindrical brush Switch OFF the Ride on Sweeper and remove the key Turn OFF the Main Switch and remove the red key as well in order to prevent unforeseen switching...

Page 16: ...nding position Now lift the lever of the cylindrical brush Switch OFF the cylindrical brush motor and drive a few metres forward The sweep track left behind on the floor is the Sweeping range Test Cle...

Page 17: ...mportant to keep the batte ries in clean dry storage place Keep them also clean of other wastes such metall dust Do not leave tools or other equipment on top of the battery due to the danger of short...

Page 18: ...charging cycle requires approx hours if the battery was totally discharged and to be recharged only by an Original Battery Charger Original Manufacturer The Original Charger of the Manufacturer shoul...

Page 19: ...he brakes are unlocked During this motion the front wheel should move easily and not block If the brakes are adjusted too tightly then damage could occurto the drum brakes Functionality of the brake D...

Page 20: ...filled wheels loose air and cause the machine to have different operation heights The wheels and steering have to be greased regularly with a grease gun grease press For this maintenance job please ab...

Page 21: ...ditionally every 100 Operation hours Check the cable insulation If necessary replace the cable Check that the cable connection is properly fixed Grease the steering chain Grease the drive chain of the...

Page 22: ...an it Safety fuse of the Side brush motor do not last Side brushes are blocked and clogged by ropes bands large objects or other wastes Inspect and check the side brushes and look for function disturb...

Page 23: ...P 241 S 9 Schalter f r Signalhorn 800 527 S 10 Schalter f r Licht P 241 FM 1 Fahrmotor links 080 177 FM 2 Fahrmototor rechts 080 172 BM B rstmotor 080 510 SM Saugmotor 080 253 BM 3 B rstmotor Seitenb...

Page 24: ...ch light P 241 FM 1 Switch traction motor left 080 177 FM 2 Switch traction motor right 080 172 BM Brush motor 080 510 SM Vacuum motor 080 253 BM 3 Switch side brush Motor left 080 335 BM 4 Switch sid...

Page 25: ...ng flap Succeedable inclination Vacuum Blower motor Cylindrical brush motor Side brush motor Drive motor Air volume of the vacuum system Turning circle Empty weight Front axle load Rear axle load Rear...

Page 26: ...dient max 15 IP X3 Swiss Made Quality TRADE MARK OF CLEANFIX AG STETTENSTRASSE CH 9247 HENAU Made in Switzerland Typ KS 1100 Nr 9024 001 max Front axle load 213 0 kg Weighed max Rear 312 0 kg with dri...

Page 27: ...61000 3 3 94 A1 01 A2 05 cons ed 1 2 We Cleanfix Reinigungssysteme AG declare in own responsibility that the above named product referred to by this declaration above with the mentioned standard s or...

Page 28: ...Henau Uzwil Schweiz T l 41 71 955 47 47 Fax 41 71 955 47 60 info cleanfix com For spare parts visit our website www cleanfix com Authorized Cleanfix Dealer Company Contact person Address Postal code a...

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