Comet 9302 0001, Instructions And Operating Manual

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Instructions and operating manual sweeper CSW 1200 B - CSW 1200 G (translated from original instructions)
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CHAPTER 2 - PURPOSES / INTENTIONS
Comet S.p.A.
is pleased to make you the new owner of a
CSW 1200 B - CSW 1200 G
series sweeper.
By observing the instructions provided below, we are certain you will be able to fully appreciate the opera-
ting possibilities offered by CSW 1200 B - CSW 1200 G .
This instructions manual is supplied to instruct and define the purposes and intentions that the machine
was designed for and its safe use, as clearly as possible.
You will also find a list of all of those minor operations required to keep
CSW 1200 B - CSW 1200 G
in good
running order and safe. Procedures that can easily be carried out by anyone.
Always seek the assistance of specialised staff for unscheduled maintenance.
You will find information on hazards and residual risks, i.e. all of those risks that cannot be eliminated, plus
adequate information on allowed and forbidden uses;
instructions on how to commission
CSW 1200 B - CSW 1200 G
, technical instructions and allowed perfor-
mance; instructions on how to operate CSW 1200 B - CSW 1200 G and its maintenance; instructions on how
to decommission the machine, and dismantle or demolish it.
CHAPTER 3 - PREPARATION (UNPACKING)
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UNPACKING:
After removing the outer packaging, remove the machine from the pallet; this operation can be done in two ways:
1. Take a hook and 4 tie-rods of suitable lifting capacity for the weight of the machine (shown on the CE
plate). Lift the motor bonnet and secure the four eyebolts or hooks in the threaded housings (the lifting
hooks are inside the collection bin Part. B FIG. 1 together with the side brushes and instruction ma-
nuals); secure all four straps to their respective lifting hooks
Part. A Fig. 1
and with the aid of a fork lift
truck or bridge crane (suitable for weight of the machine), lift this off the pallet and rest it on the floor
very slowly.
1. Position a sloping surface (having a load-bearing capacity suitable for the weight of the machine) close
up to the narrow side of the pallet. This must be at least 1,5 m long (so as not to damage the rubber dust
seals) and 1 m wide. Remove the pieces of wood around the wheels and release the parking brake
Part.
1 Fig. 2, pressing this so as to release the retention lever. At this point, simply push the machine onto
THE MACHINE CAN ONLY BE LIFTED WHEN ALL FOUR STRAPS HAVE BEEN SECURED TO THEIR
RESPECTIVE EYEBOLTS (M10 EYEBOLTS).
Fig. 1
Fig. 2