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PERIODIC SERVICING

REGULAR

AND

PERIODIC

SERVICING

OF

YOUR

SWEEPER

GUARANTEES  OUTSTANDING  PERFORMANCE  OF  THE  MACHINE  AND
ITS LONG LIFE.
THE  PAGES  THAT  FOLLOW  CONTAIN  THE  INFORMATION  THAT  WILL
HELP  TO  PLAN  THE  CARE  AND  THE  SERVICING  THAT  THE  MACHINE
NEEDS.

ATTENTION!

DO NOT CARRY OUT ANY MAINTENANCE ON THE MACHINE OR ITS
COMPONENTS WITHOUT HAVING FIRST TURNED IT OFF, ENGAGED THE
HAND BRAKE, BLOCKED THE WHEELS AND DISCONNECTED THE
CONNECTOR OF THE TRACTION BATTERY

ATTENTION!

DO NOT TAMPER WITH ANY SAFETY-RELATED PART

THESE CAN BE REMOVED ONLY AS PART OF THE MAINTENANCE OF AN
AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRE.

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Summary of Contents for RIDER 1201 EB

Page 1: ...1201 EB _______________________________________________ EUREKA S p a Via dell Artigianato 30 32 35013 CITTADELLA PD ITALY Tel 39 049 9481800 Fax 39 049 9481899 INTERNET www eurekasweepers com E MAIL i...

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Page 3: ...CING THE SIDE BRUSH 27 EMPTYNG THE DIRT CONTAINER 28 ADJUSTING THE MAIN BRUSH 29 MAIN BRUSH CONTROL 31 REPLACING THE MAIN BRUSH 31 REPLACING THE RIGHT SIDE RUBBER FLAP 32 REPLACING THE REAR RUBBER FLA...

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Page 5: ...public use In this handbook are described and shown various operations of installation Check and maintenance necessary to keep your RIDER 1201 EB in perfect working condition These are normal maintena...

Page 6: ...facturer are identified through three plates on the rear of the dirt container REFER TO THESE DETAILS WHEN ORDERING SPARE PARTS OR MAKING ANY OTHER ENQUIRY TO THE MANUFACTURER EUREKA sweepers conform...

Page 7: ...FOR TOWN AND INDUSTRIAL CLEANING OPERATIONS WITH THE COLLECTION OF MATERIAL AND ITS DISPOSAL THE USER S MANUAL IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SWEEPER AND MUST ACCOMPANY IT UNTIL THE SWEEPER IS DEMOLISHED...

Page 8: ...HOT SURFACES EAR PROTECTORS PLUGS MUFFLERS MUST BE WORN IN PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENTS OR WORKING CONDITIONS SOME MODELS OF THE SWEEPERS COULD PRODUCE AN ACOUSTIC EFFECT THAT WOULD MAKE THE WEARING OF TH...

Page 9: ...rosive and are anyway suitable for electrical circuits Specialised personnel with thorough knowledge of the machine and its components must be called in to carry out maintenance operations Any mainten...

Page 10: ...machine do not wear loose fitting or unbuttoned clothing Protect eyes and hair when using compressed air or water guns for cleaning the machine Use devices to raise the machine that are adequate to b...

Page 11: ...on wet floors The operator is responsible for the day to day servicing of the machine The operator must care for the machine and keep it in good operating condition The operator must inform his or he...

Page 12: ...aste they must be given only to Collectors with specific authorisation to be checked at the time of consignment MATERIALS COLLECTED BY THE MACHINE The rubbish collected by the machine must be given to...

Page 13: ...s on the rear wheels bring the machine down the ramp The machine must be taken off the pallet by lifting it with a gantry crane or other suitable means providing that belts ropes and chains connected...

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Page 15: ...DRIVE WHEEL 4 LEFT SIDE BRUSH GEAR MOTOR 5 FRONT RUBBER 6 MAIN BRUSH 7 REAR RUBBER 8 LEFT SIDE BRUSH RUBBER 9 ELECTRIC SYSTEM BOX 10 BATTERY CONNECTOR 11 BATTERY 12 MAIN BRUSH REPLACEMENT KEY 13 BAG F...

Page 16: ...16 PRIMARY FUNCTIONS AND CONTROLS CONTROLS ON THE MACHINE...

Page 17: ...UUM MOTOR SWITCH 6 IGNITION KEY 7 SEAT ADJUSTMENT LEVER 8 LEFT SIDE BRUSH LEVER 9 RIGHT SIDE BRUSH LEVER 10 BRAKE LOCK PARKING BRAKE 11 FORWARD PEDAL 12 DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT SWITCH 13 HOURMETER 14 BR...

Page 18: ...er filter 3 BEEPER 4 MAIN BRUSH CONTROL Lower the lever to engage and lower the main brush To activate the brush lift slowly the lever and pus hit forward 5 BRUSH VACUUM MOTOR SWITCH POS 1 Brush and v...

Page 19: ...edal adjusts the speed gradually 13 BATTERY CHARGE INDICATOR When all the LEDs are green this means the battery is charged When the red LED comes on after about 1 minute the brush motors stop Go to re...

Page 20: ...CONNECTOR SIT IN THE DRIVING SEAT INSERT THE KEY AND TURN IT IN POSITION 1 START UP THE BRUSH MOTOR OPEN THE SUCTION WITH THE RELEVANT LEVER IF CLOSED LOWER THE MAIN BRUSH LOWER THE SIDE BRUSHES SELEC...

Page 21: ...OS 8 Lower the central brush POS 10 and or the side brushes POS 2 and 6 to start them and press the pedal for machine forward movement TRANSPORTING ONLY To simply transfer the machine make sure the ce...

Page 22: ...led water only Reconnect the battery connector and that of the machine to start the machine again For further and more detailed recharging suggestions please read the battery operation sheet The batte...

Page 23: ...n the screws POS 2 and take off the cover If necessary loosen the spacer POS 7 and remove the intermittence POS 8 Find out the faulty fuse 4 GENERAL FUSE 15A inside the machine near the engine oil bar...

Page 24: ...24 1 VACUUM CLOSING KNOB 2 SHAKER FILTER BUTTON 3 KEY 4 MAIN BRUSH LEVER 5 RIGHT SIDE BRUSH LEVER 6 FRONT FLAP LEVER 7 RIGHT SIDE BRUSH LEVER...

Page 25: ...Pos 1 forward DRY the vacuum is on Turn the lever back WET the vacuum is off FILTER SHAKER CONTROL Press the key downwards and turn it anti clockwise Press the button for 5 10 sec and then release it...

Page 26: ...26 BATTERY CABLE LENGTH N COLOUR mm2 LENGTH mm 1 BLACK 16 700 2 RED 16 700 3 RED 16 490 4 RED 16 335 5 RED 16 305...

Page 27: ...d the brushes The side brush rises and is lowered by working the lever in pos 1 when the lever is vertical the brush is down and is turning when the lever is down the brush is raised and still REPLACI...

Page 28: ...s follows Shake often the filter Turn off the engine and insert the parking brake Hold the dirt container using the handle A Unhook the container locking hook turning the lever in the direction shown...

Page 29: ...right side Unloose the fixing screws of the main brush hubs If the brush is worn move the hubs in the direction of the arrow forward If you replace the brush with a new one bring the hubs in the oppo...

Page 30: ...30 1 MAIN BRUSH 2 MAIN BRUSH LEFT SUPPORT 3 LOCKING BUSH 4 LEFT SIDE DOOR 5 KEY 6 MAIN BRUSH LEVER...

Page 31: ...B the brush is down and is turning REPLACING THE MAIN BRUSH Turn the engine off and insert the parking brake Lower the main brush lever Open the left side door Pos 4 and remove the key POS 5 Svitare l...

Page 32: ...R FLAP Remove the right side panel POS 2 after removing the screw POS 1 Loosen the fixing screws of the right dust guard assembly POS 5 Unscrew the 5 fixing screws of the right premigomma metal sheet...

Page 33: ...oor Unscrew the 8 fixing screws of the left premigomma metal sheet POS 1 Replace the left side rubber flap POS 2 Put everything back together again REPLACING THE FRONT RUBBER FLAP Turn off the engine...

Page 34: ...plates POS 2 and the blocking mesh POS 3 Raise the filter and disconnect the connector POS 6 Position the filter on a table Undo the locking screws of the filter shaker and remove the filter shaker PO...

Page 35: ...35 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS...

Page 36: ...Ah batteries 426 Kg Weight RIDER 1201 E with 24V 240 Ah heavy duty battery 505 Kg PACKING Size of packing box 156x110X110 cm 1 9 cub mt Weight of packing box 40 Kg ELECTRIC MOTOR 24V 1200W 1 2Kw RIDE...

Page 37: ...CTRIC MOTOR Average level of acoustic pressure Lpm 72 07 Db Acoustic power level Lwa 87 45 Db Granted acoustic power level Lwa g 90 Db Acoustic pressure level at the operator s ear 74 Db OPTIONAL ACCE...

Page 38: ...PLAN THE CARE AND THE SERVICING THAT THE MACHINE NEEDS ATTENTION DO NOT CARRY OUT ANY MAINTENANCE ON THE MACHINE OR ITS COMPONENTS WITHOUT HAVING FIRST TURNED IT OFF ENGAGED THE HAND BRAKE BLOCKED THE...

Page 39: ...BEEN INSTRUCTED BY EITHER THE MACHINE OWNER OR HIS EMPLOYER FRONT RUBBER FLAP P N 350002 RIGHT SIDE RUBBER FLAP P N 340113 LEFT SIDE RUBBER FLAP P N 340112 REAR RUBBER FLAP P N 340114 LEFT SIDE RUBBER...

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Page 41: ...f each element Check the wear rate of brushes Check the rubber flaps wear Check the hopper gaskets wear Check the dust filters efficiency Check the tension of all belts Check the functioning of all in...

Page 42: ...f each element Check the wear rate of brushes Check the rubber flaps wear Check the hopper gaskets wear Check the dust filters efficiency Check the tension of all belts Check the functioning of all in...

Page 43: ...f each element Check the wear rate of brushes Check the rubber flaps wear Check the hopper gaskets wear Check the dust filters efficiency Check the tension of all belts Check the functioning of all in...

Page 44: ...f each element Check the wear rate of brushes Check the rubber flaps wear Check the hopper gaskets wear Check the dust filters efficiency Check the tension of all belts Check the functioning of all in...

Page 45: ...f each element Check the wear rate of brushes Check the rubber flaps wear Check the hopper gaskets wear Check the dust filters efficiency Check the tension of all belts Check the functioning of all in...

Page 46: ...f each element Check the wear rate of brushes Check the rubber flaps wear Check the hopper gaskets wear Check the dust filters efficiency Check the tension of all belts Check the functioning of all in...

Page 47: ...300 HOURS DATE DAY MONTH YEAR WORKING HOURS THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY NAME _____________________________ SURNAME _____________________________ SIGNATURE _____________________________...

Page 48: ...re the 50 A power fuse from the battery to the drive unit is OK and that the battery and motor cables are correctly connected Replace the chopper 7 FLASHES overcurrent The cables from the battery to t...

Page 49: ...lter broken or old 24 No seal below filter Have it replaced Have it replaced Material exit and dust up front 25 Flap rubber worn or broken 26 Flap blocked open Have it replaced Release it No vacuum po...

Page 50: ...RIDER SH and or parts which have been repaired or altered outside Eureka s plant or the facility of Eureka s Authorized Sales Service Representative This warranty does not apply to routine wearable pa...

Page 51: ...LATION DATE GENERAL INFORMATIONI 1 HAS THE LEAD TIME BEEN RESPECTED 4 HAVE YOU READ THE OPERATION MANUAL PRIOR TO USE THE MACHINE 2 HAVE YOU BEEN SHOWN HOW TO USE THE MACHINE 5 HAVE YOU BEEN OFFERED A...

Page 52: ...d uso domestico e similare Parte generale EN 60335 1 1994 A11 1995 A1 1996 A2 2000 A13 1998 A14 1998 A15 2000 A16 2001 Sicurezza degli apparecchi elettrici d uso domestico e similare Parte 2 Norma par...

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