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Maintenance and Care

Hako system maintenance IV/S

The following maintenance work must

be completed by an authorized Hako
service center.

Activity

Interval

Every 1000 operating hours

All maintenance work in accordance with Hako system maintenance I, II and III

o

Change the air filter safety cartridges

o

Change the coolant in the cooling system

o

Change the brake shoes

o

Change the brake Bowden cables

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Summary of Contents for Sweepmaster P1500 RH

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Sweepmaster P1500 RH 6464 10 Sweepmaster D1500 RH 6464 30 ...

Page 2: ... modification as re quired by technical advancement Valid as of April 2014 Hako GmbH D 23843 Bad Oldesloe Hamburger Str 209 239 Phone 49 0 4531 8060 Proper use The Sweepmaster is a sweeping in tended for commercial use and has been exclusively designed for sweeping up dry and wet refuse from areas such as production plants warehouses car parks and pedestrian precincts Any use beyond this is regard...

Page 3: ...cycling sym bol contain reusable commodities The heavy metals contained simultaneously represent a serious risk to health and to the environment Never open batteries or damage them Never touch inhale or swallow any material inside batteries Health hazard Never allow batteries to pollute the environment Risk of con taminating the ground and water In ac cordance with the symbol with the crossed out ...

Page 4: ...e registration office applies the applicable stamp Driving license In accordance with the provisions on driving licenses a person who intends to drive a motor vehicle constructed with a top speed in excess of 6 kph on public roads paths and pedestrian pre cincts must be in possession of a valid driving license Drivers of the Sweep master require a driving license for au tomotive agricultural machi...

Page 5: ...lan 47 5 4 Seat console 54 5 4 1 Opening the seat console 54 5 5 Engine 55 5 5 1 Refilling the engine oil 56 5 5 2 Changing the engine oil and oil filter 56 5 5 3 Changing the fuel filter 56 5 5 4 Venting the fuel system 56 5 6 Air filter 57 5 6 1 Cleaning the dust discharge val ve 58 5 6 2 Disassembling the main filter 58 5 6 3 Cleaning the main filter 58 5 6 4 Installing the main filter 58 5 6 5...

Page 6: ... 71 5 10 2 Changing tires 71 5 10 3 Brakes 71 5 11 Electronics 72 5 11 1 Fuses 72 5 11 2 Relays 73 5 11 3 Changing the battery 73 5 12 Special equipment and replace ment demands 74 EC Declaration of Conformity 75 Table of Content ...

Page 7: ...Definition Safety information persons or property Safety information on preventing hazardous situations caused by failure to follow instructions or prescribed working procedures accurately or at all Note the machine Important information on handling the equipment in order to maintain its functionality Ecological hazard the environment Ecological hazard through the use of substances which represent...

Page 8: ...uine spare parts Keep clear of hazard zone of the Sweepmaster Only use a mobile phone when the machine standing still Passenger transport is not admitted 1 3 Operating information Check the operational safety of the vehicle each time before starting it up Clear any faults immediately Before starting work the operator must be fully familiar with all adjust ment operating and control ele ments as we...

Page 9: ...vehicle on slopes with a gradient steeper than the limit gradient indicated on the vehicle The approved gross total weight and permissible axle loads must never be exceeded Check the fill level of the sweepings container at frequent intervals Before raising or lowering the sweepings container ensure that there are no persons animals or items in the working area Risk of crushing and shearing Before...

Page 10: ...rer This is ensured by the use of original spare parts Only use the rotary brushes and side brushes recommended by the manu facturer refer to Technical Data The use of other rotary brushes and side brushes could impair safety Only use the air and oil filters recom mended by the manufacturer refer to Technical Data The use of other filters could impair safety The vehicle must be switched off pri or...

Page 11: ...burns Subject the brake system to a thor ough inspection regularly Adjust ments and repairs to the brake system may only be completed by specialist workshops approved by Hako or recognized brake service workshops Subject the hydraulic system to a thorough inspection regularly Ad justment and repair work on the hy draulic system may only be performed in specialist Hako work shops Check hydraulic li...

Page 12: ...onmental protection A certain factual expertise is re quired in order to use substances which could represent a risk to health and the environment Always observe legal regulations and local directives when disposing of cleaning agents refer to the Water Resources Act Used batteries with the recycling symbol contain reusable commodi ties In accordance with symbol with the crossed out garbage bin th...

Page 13: ...ar Rating plate Fig 1 2 Vehicle identification number Fig 1 3 Machine model Fig 1 4 Parking brake Fig 1 5 Read and observe the operating manual Fig 1 6 High pressure washer Steam cleaner Fig 1 7 Sound power Gradient Fig 1 8 Pressing force Fig 1 9 Front skirt Fig 1 10 Fuses Fig 1 11 Risk of crushing by sweepings container Fig 1 12 6464xxxxxxxx Sweepmaster P1500 RH Sweepmaster D1500 RH Sweepmaster P...

Page 14: ...14 Safety Information Fig 1 10 1 1 8 3 6 5 7 9 2 4 11 12 ...

Page 15: ...ion Brush wear compensation Fig 2 1 Keep clear of sweepings container Fig 2 2 Hydraulic oil Fig 2 3 Hot surface on exhaust manifold Fig 2 4 Risk of crushing in fan Fig 2 5 Risk of crushing by sweepings container Fig 2 6 ...

Page 16: ...16 Safety Information Fig 2 1 3 2 5 4 6 ...

Page 17: ... putting the machine into service Only technicians from your local autho rized Hako dealer are allowed to pro vide initial instruction on the machine The manufacturing plant will notify the dealer immediately after delivering the vehicle and the dealer will contact you to arrange a date ...

Page 18: ...e trans parent tubing Fig 3 1 refill if nec essary 3 Check the engine oil level with the dipstick Fig 3 2 refill if necessary 4 Check the level of coolant in the radi ator Fig 3 3 refill if necessary 5 Check the hydraulic oil level in the hydraulic tank Fig 3 4 refill if nec essary 6 Check the adjustment of the driver s seat Fig 3 5 7 Check the steering wheel adjust ment readjust with the lever Fi...

Page 19: ... full power output Full loads should only be applied to the units on reaching operating tempera ture If the start procedure must be re peated or the engine stalls it can only be restarted after the ignition has been switched off A restart blocking system in the ignition lock prevents restarting when the engine is running Attempt to start continuously for max 20 seconds allow a short pause in betwe...

Page 20: ...con Fig 4 4 Al low to preheat until the control lamp Fig 4 A goes out max 20 sec onds The operating hour counter Fig 4 C displays the software version possibly the last diagnostic code and the operating hours in succes sion The control lamps for the en gine oil pressure Fig 4 B and charge control Fig 4 D light up 5 Turn the ignition key further to START and start the engine The control lamps for e...

Page 21: ... hare 5 Turn the ignition key clockwise to the ignition icon Fig 5 4 The operating hour counter Fig 5 B displays the software version possibly the last diagnostic code and the operating hours in succes sion The control lamps for the en gine oil pressure Fig 5 A and charge control Fig 5 C 6 Turn the ignition key further to START and start the engine The control lamps for engine oil pressure and cha...

Page 22: ...n to a stop 2 Apply the parking brake Fig 6 2 to its end position and lock in place 3 Switch off the sweeping functions with the button Fig 6 A The filter agitating system is activated 4 Switch off the engine with the ignition key Fig 6 3 Remove the ignition key when getting off the vehicle to pre vent unauthorized use Fig 6 1 1 1 2 3 A ...

Page 23: ...nd suction turbine are activated 5 In the case of damp waste switch the suction turbine off with the button Fig 7 B 6 Release the parking brake Fig 7 2 to its end position 7 Slowly press the accelerator Fig 7 3 until the required driving speed is reached 8 It is recommended to clean the filter regularly To do this actuate the but ton Fig 7 C 9 Check the contents of the sweepings container regularl...

Page 24: ...is on a horizontal surface Before raising the sweepings con tainer the operator must have en sured that there are no persons or objects behind or beside the vehicle The vehicle may only be driven slow ly when the sweepings container is raised It is forbidden for anyone to move into the danger area Risk of crush ing and shearing Before raising or lowering the sweepings container ensure that there i...

Page 25: ...s container To do this press and hold the button Fig 8 A until the container is lifted to the height required 4 Empty the sweepings container To do this press and hold the button Fig 8 B until the sweepings con tainer is pivoted vertical 5 Pivot the sweepings container back again by pressing the button Fig 8 C 6 Drive the Sweepmaster away from the garbage container and lower the sweepings containe...

Page 26: ...elt tension clutch dust vacuum Change fuse ignition key OFF ON 3 1 6 E Safety fuse F2 defective agitating motor Change fuse ignition key OFF ON 2 2 6 3 Hydraulic valve for rotary brush Raise Lower ON OFF overloaded defective or not connected Check hydraulic valve Y2 Y3 ignition key OFF ON and restart engine 2 3 6 6 Hydraulic valve for right hand side brush Lower ON overloaded defective or not conn...

Page 27: ... or not connected Stop engine signal with diesel overloaded defective or not connected With gasoline LPG Check fuel valve ignition key OFF ON and restart engine With diesel Check control relay K10 check actuator Y1 engine stop ignition key OFF ON and restart engine 3 6 6 2 Starter release is overloaded defective or not con nected Ignition key OFF ON and restart engine 3 6 6 3 Accelerator position ...

Page 28: ...h are located in the wheel case 2 8 Towing the vehicle When the drive motor has stopped the front wheel is locked To tow the vehi cle the bypass valve Fig 9 3 on the hydraulic pump must be opened The bypass valve is opened by turning ap prox 1 1 2 to 2 revolutions Towing distance Max 500 m to move the machine from the hazard area Towing speed Max 5 kph The two front lashing points Fig 9 1 can be u...

Page 29: ...ncts Sweeping The side brush Fig 10 1 sweeps the dirt directly into the pick up path Fig 10 2 of the rotary brush Fig 10 2 The rotary brush sweeps the dirt overhead Fig 10 3 into the sweeping container Fig 10 4 The particulate matter Fig 10 5 swirled up is vacuumed up by the suction turbine Fig 10 7 and forced against the filter Fig 10 6 which filters it Dirt disposal with the sweeping con tainer ...

Page 30: ...ice code 6 Control lamp for fuel reserves 7 Control lamp for coolant tempera ture 8 Button to raise the sweepings con tainer 9 Button to pivot the sweepings con tainer for emptying 10Button to pivot the sweepings con tainer back 11 Button to lower the sweepings con tainer 12Button for the filter agitation system 13Button for the suction turbine 14Button for the rotary brush 15Button for the rotary...

Page 31: ...an error has occurred in the system In addition to the Service indicator a four digit service code ap pears in the operating hour counter dis play The dots in the service code flash Clear the fault or note down the service code and inform your authorized Hako dealer After clearing the fault acknowl edge it by turning the ignition key OFF ON Operating hour counter Service code Fig 11 5 The software...

Page 32: ...eyond a minimum height Button to pivot the sweepings con tainer back Fig 11 10 It serves to pivot the sweepings con tainer horizontal because it can only be lowered when in a horizontal position The control lamp in the button lights up Button to lower the sweepings container Fig 11 11 It serves to lower the sweepings con tainer To lower the container press the button as long as necessary until it ...

Page 33: ...e case of wet waste Button for rotary brush Fig 11 14 It serves to switch the rotary brush on and off When the rotary brush is switched on the control lamp in the but ton lights up Button for sweeping functions Fig 11 15 It serves to switch the sweeping opera tions on and off The rotary brush side brush and suction turbine are switched on and off Sweeping operation can only be used at working spee...

Page 34: ...r engine speed 4 Horn switch 5 Switch for parking light driving lights option 6 Switch for hazard lights option 7 Switch for flashing beacon option 8 Switch for drive direction indicator with control lamp option 9 Choke Sweepmaster V only 10Switch for Dual Fuel option Fig 12 2 3 1 4 8 5 6 7 9 10 ...

Page 35: ...en the operator is sitting on the driver s seat If the seat contact is interrupted while the engine is running the engine is switched off and the operating hour counter flashes Load control lamp Fig 12 2 It lights up as soon as the ignition switch is actuated and goes out when the en gine starts up Switch for engine speed Fig 12 3 The switch serves to set the engine speed Right hand position torto...

Page 36: ...ve Fig 13 Service brake and parking brake The service brake Fig 14 1 actuates the mechanical drum brakes which act on the two rear wheels Before getting off the vehicle apply the parking brake and lock it with the lever Fig 14 2 Af ter actuating the brake pedal again the lock is released Fig 14 Pedal for rotary brush pressure The pedal Fig 15 1 serves to increase the rotary brush pressure applied ...

Page 37: ...g 17 1 is used to set the sweeping pattern of the rotary brush Refer to Chapter Maintenance and Service for information on setting the sweeping pattern Fig 17 Locking the seat console For reasons of safety the seat console is equipped with a lock Fig 18 1 only with proof roof option Before starting to drive ensure that the seat console is se cured by the lock Fig 18 1 1 1 ...

Page 38: ...agitation device is un der the cover Refer to Chapter Mainte nance and Service for information on cleaning the filter Fig 20 Dual Fuel System Option The vehicle is optionaly equipped with a dual fuel system This means that you can choose whether to use gasoline or liquefied petroleum gas as fuel for the combustion engine Switch Fig 21 1 to its top position The combustion engine is set to run on ga...

Page 39: ...sed by means of the lever B and can be adjusted in a longitudinal direction For reasons of safety the Sweepmaster is equipped with a seat contact switch The en gine can only be started when the operator is sitting on the driver s seat If the seat contact is interrupted while the engine is running the engine is switched off and the operating hour counter flashes Any attempt to manipulate the seat c...

Page 40: ...chine may be damaged 1 Switch the engine off and close the cab door 2 Open the side flap and fit the pump lever onto the hand pump Fig 11 1 3 Set the control lever Fig 11 2 on the pump to raise arrow upwards and pump the cab up with the pump lever until it moves no further 4 Pull off the pump lever place it in the holder and close the side flap again Fig 23 1 2 ...

Page 41: ...w down wards and pump the cab down with the pump lever until it moves no fur ther 4 Pull off the pump lever place it in the holder and close the side flap again Switch for wiper The wiper is switched on and off with the switch Fig 12 3 The wiper switch es off in the end position Opening the rear window Unlock the rear window with the lever Fig 12 4 and set it in the required po sition Fig 24 1 2 3...

Page 42: ...unter clockwise Switch for heating blower The heating blower is switched on with the switch Fig 13 2 I slow stage II fast stage Adjusting the air vents There is one air vent Fig 13 3 each on the right and left at the underside of the roof lining The nozzles can be turned and the flaps adjusted When the heating is switched off the blower can also be used to ventilate the cab Fig 25 1 3 2 3 ...

Page 43: ...Dead weight kg 1100 Permissible total weight kg 1900 Driving and sweeping performance Driving speed forwards kph 10 Driving speed reverse kph 6 Max sweeping speed kph 10 Theoretical sweeping performance with without left hand side brush m h 16200 9300 Max driving gradient 18 Rotary brush Length Diameter mm 920 500 Wear limit mm 400 Speed rpm 500 30 Sweeping pattern mm 90 10 ...

Page 44: ...ushes Diameter mm 600 Speed rpm Max 95 5 Wheels Tyres front CSE 4 00 8 Tyres rear Air CSE 4 00 8 Hydraulic system Hydraulic oil e g Mobiloil DTE 15M or DTE 10 Excel Tank volume Liters 25 Electrical installation Starter battery V Ah 12 54 Three phase generator V A 12 40 Protection class against penetration by moisture IPX3 ...

Page 45: ... stroke 3 Cubic capacity cm 898 Output at 2700 rpm kW 14 Idling speed rpm 1500 50 Working speed rpm 2700 50 Coolant Coolelf Auto Supra 37 C Coolant fill quantity Liters Approx 3 Fuel Diesel Fuel tank capacity Liters 27 Fuel consumption Liter h 2 2 Engine oil Type 15W40 Engine oil fill quantity with filter Liters 3 70 ...

Page 46: ...ers 4 stroke 3 Cubic capacity cm 740 Output at 2700 rpm kW 15 Idling speed rpm 1500 50 Working speed rpm 2700 50 Coolant Coolelf Auto Supra 37 C Coolant fill quantity Liters Approx 3 Fuel Gasoline Petrol Fuel tank capacity Liters 27 Fuel consumption Liter h 3 0 Engine oil Type 15W40 Engine oil fill quantity with filter Liters 3 25 ...

Page 47: ...r normal working conditions is dB A 99 96 The sound power level LwAd measured according to 2000 14 EC under normal working conditions is dB A 99 96 Vibration values The weighted effective value of the acceleration established in accordance with ISO 5349 1 to which the upper limbs hand arm are exposed under normal working conditions is m s 2 5 2 5 The weighted effective value of the acceleration es...

Page 48: ...ed and listed in spare part kits Hako System Maintenance K To be performed by the customer in ac cordance to the maintenance and care instructions contained in the operating instructions daily or weekly The driv er operator will be instructed upon de livery of the machine Hako system maintenance one off After 50 operating hours This applies to machines equipped with a combustion engine drive 1st o...

Page 49: ...rating hours Hako System Maintenance III 500 operating hours Workshop Stamp completed on at _________________ operating hours Hako System Maintenance I 625 operating hours Workshop Stamp completed on at _________________ operating hours Hako System Maintenance II 750 operating hours Workshop Stamp completed on at _________________ operating hours Hako System Maintenance I 875 operating hours Works...

Page 50: ...rval Daily Check the fuel supply refill as necessary o Check the sweepings container empty as necessary o Check the engine oil level refill engine oil as necessary o Check the coolant level in the cooling system refill as necessary o Check the hydraulic oil level refill as necessary o Clean the dust discharge valve in the air filter o Check the engine and hydraulic system for leaks o ...

Page 51: ...of the steering o Check the the tire pressure o Check the air filter clean the main filter as necessary o Check the filter system clean the filter as necessary o Check the function of the agitating device o Check the sweepings container seals replace as necessary o Check the side brush for signs of wear readjust or renew as necessary o Check the rotary brush and sealing strips for signs of wear re...

Page 52: ...ter o Check the engine speed idling and operating speed o Check the engine and hydraulic system for leaks o Change the hydraulic oil filter and refill the necessary oil o Check the electrical system o Check the function of the parking brake and service brake o Check the function of the steering o Check the traction drive forward and reverse drive neutral position o Check the visual appearance of t...

Page 53: ...ance work must be completed by an authorized Hako service center Activity Interval Every 125 operating hours Check the exhaust system risk of poisoning with cab option and defective exhaust sytem o Check the visual appearance of the vehicle o Test drive and function test o ...

Page 54: ...osition o Check the main filter of the air filter o Change the engine oil o Change the engine oil filter o Check the engine and hydraulic system for leaks o Check the engine speed idling and operating speed o Check the filter system and change the filter o Check the tightening torque of the wheel bolts o Check the function of the parking brake and service brake o Check the hydraulic functions o Ch...

Page 55: ...tenance work must be completed by an authorized Hako service center Activity Interval Every 500 operating hours All maintenance work in accordance with Hako system maintenance I and II o Change the hydraulic oil o Change the hydraulic oil filter o Change the fuel filter o ...

Page 56: ...by an authorized Hako service center Activity Interval Every 1000 operating hours All maintenance work in accordance with Hako system maintenance I II and III o Change the air filter safety cartridges o Change the coolant in the cooling system o Change the brake shoes o Change the brake Bowden cables o ...

Page 57: ...er wise you could burn yourself on hot surfaces 5 4 1 Opening the seat console If the weatherproof roof option is in stalled the seat console is equipped with a lock 1 Park the vehicle on a level surface with the engine at operating temper ature Turn the engine off and allow to cool down Apply the parking brake 2 Open the side panel Fig 23 1 using a square wrench 3 Unlock the lock Fig 23 2 Pivot t...

Page 58: ...e work Other wise you could burn yourself on hot surfaces Pay attention to rotating parts in the vicinity of the fan Risk of injury 1 Dipstick 2 Cap 3 Drain plug 4 Oilpan 5 Oil filter 6 Fuel filter 7 Fuel filter diesel only 8 Fuel filter valve 9 Vent plugs 10Injection pump 11 Fan Position A Valve closed Position B Valve open Fig 24 3 4 5 2 1 6 7 8 10 9 11 ...

Page 59: ... der the drain plug Fig 23 3 of the oilpan Fig 23 4 Oil quantity with oil filter 3 7 liter 3 Remove the drain plug and drain the engine oil into the collecting vessel 4 Disassemble the oil filter Fig 23 5 and install a new oil filter with a new sealing ring tighten hand tight Only use original spare parts Dispose of the waste oil and used oil filter according to the applicable environmental regu l...

Page 60: ...l down before starting any cleaning and maintenance work Other wise you could burn yourself on hot surfaces Pay attention to rotating parts in the vicinity of the fan Risk of injury 1 Dust discharge valve 2 Snap in hooks 3 Housing cover 4 Upper housing section 5 Main filter 6 Safety cartridges Fig 25 6 4 2 5 1 3 ...

Page 61: ... of damage 5 6 4 Installing the main filter 1 Slide the main filter Fig 25 5 back in the upper housing section with the open side first 2 Replace the housing cover Fig 25 3 pay attention to the correct posi tion of the dust discharge valve 3 Lock the housing cover back in place with the snap in hooks Fig 25 3 5 6 5 Changing the main filter The main filter Fig 25 4 must be changed in the case of la...

Page 62: ...too high it is indicated in the operating panel Allow the engine to cool down before starting any cleaning and maintenance work Other wise you could burn yourself on hot surfaces Pay attention to rotating parts in the vicinity of the fan Risk of injury Never open the radiator when the engine is hot because when it is the cooling system is under high pressure Risk of burns Wear protective gloves 1 ...

Page 63: ...lant level The optimal coolant level is achieved when the ribs are covered Fill slowly if neces sary 3 Replace the cap 4 Allow the engine to run for a few min utes 5 Turn the engine off and allow to cool down 6 Check the coolant level again and refill if necessary Only refill coolant in the radia tor Do not refill at the resuction tank Fig 26 5 5 7 3 Changing the coolant The coolant must be change...

Page 64: ...lic oil under high pres sure can cause severe injuries Allow the engine to cool down before starting any cleaning and maintenance work Other wise you could burn yourself on hot surfaces Pay attention to rotating parts in the vicinity of the fan Risk of injury Fig 27 1 Fill level indicator 2 Cap 3 Hydraulic oil tank 4 Hydraulic oil filter 5 Draining hose 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 65: ...he plug from the draining hose Allow the hydraulic oil to drain off into the collecting vessel Dispose of the used hydraulic oil according to the applicable environmental regulations 4 Fix the plug and clip to the draining hose and refill hydraulic oil see paragraph 5 8 1 5 Start the engine and when running at a slow speed put all the work functions into operation and raise and empty the sweepings...

Page 66: ...66 Maintenance and Care 5 9 Sweeping unit 1 Side brushes 2 Rotary brush 3 Sweepings container 4 Suction turbine 5 Filter system Fig 28 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 67: ...67 Maintenance and Care 5 9 1 Side brushes 1 Adjusting bolt 2 Side brushes 3 Catch Fig 29 2 1 3 ...

Page 68: ...e of the side brush Fig 29 2 using the adjusting bolt Fig 29 1 The contact surface of the side brush should be approx 2 3 of the brush circumference 5 9 3 Changing the side brushes When the brushes have worn to a bris tle length of 8 cm or less the side brushes must be replaced 1 Park the vehicle on a level surface Switch the engine off and apply the parking brake 2 Loosen the screws and washers o...

Page 69: ...re 5 9 4 Rotary brush 1 Rotary brush 2 Sealing strip left 3 Sealing strip front 4 Sealing strip rear 5 Sealing strip right 6 Rotary brush half 7 Screw connection 5 pieces 8 Crank brush wear 9 Scale Fig 30 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 ...

Page 70: ...ry If the parallel alignment is no longer set please contact an autho rized Hako service center 5 9 7 Changing the rotary brush In the case of wear resulting in a bristle length of at least 100 mm the rotary brush must be changed The rotary brush can be accessed from the rear when the sweepings container has been raised and can be disassembled as follows 1 Park the vehicle on a level area of floor...

Page 71: ...n actuating rod The sealing strip must make contact with the floor and bend slightly to the rear 6 The rear sealing strip Fig 30 4 can be adjusted via the slots The sealing strip must have a clearance of ap prox 5 mm to the floor 5 9 9 Changing the sealing strips Check the sealing strips in the rotary brush area weekly for signs of wear re adjust as necessary Replace worn sealing strips 1 Park the...

Page 72: ...72 Maintenance and Care 5 9 10 Filter system 1 Lock 2 Cover 3 Holder 4 Wing bolt 5 Frame 6 Agitating device 7 Dust filter Fig 31 1 2 3 4 6 4 4 4 5 7 ...

Page 73: ...ating device Fig 31 6 and allow it to engage in the holder Fig 31 3 4 Remove the dust filter Fig 31 7 5 Drop the dust filter horizontally onto level ground from a height of approx 1 meter soiled side must face the ground 6 Install the dust filter again in the re verse sequence 5 9 12 Changing the dust filter 1 Park the vehicle on a level area of floor Switch the engine off and apply the parking br...

Page 74: ...tion key 3 Bring the jack Fig 32 1 into posi tion under the frame 4 Raise the vehicle with the jack 5 Remove the flange nut 6 Remove the tires with rims 7 Mount new tires Only use original spare parts 8 Tighten the flange nut at a torque of 50 Nm 5 10 3 Brakes Work on the brake system may only be carried out by technical experts and correspondingly trained personnel The service brake and parking b...

Page 75: ...tery F1 Main fuse 50A F2 Pre fuse 50A F3 Lighting 15A option F4 Hazard warning light 10A option F5 Flashing beacon 7 5A option F6 Heating 30A option F7 Spare F8 Engine stop relay 15A diesel only F9 Indicator 10A option F10 Windscreen wipers 7 5A option F11 2nd side brush 7 5A Option F12 Spare F13 Charge control 10A F14 Horn 10A F15 Tail light left 5A option F16 Tail light right 5A option Fig 33 F2...

Page 76: ...Fig 34 1 must be discon nected from the battery before the positive pole This prevents short circuiting and injuries 1 Park the vehicle on a level area of floor Switch the engine off and apply the parking brake 2 First disconnect the negative cable and then the positive cable 3 Remove the battery 4 Insert the new battery 5 First disconnect the positive cable and then the negative cable Fig 34 1 ...

Page 77: ...ft Supplied with standard brushes 6486 Flashing beacon On pole for assembly without a cab safety roof 643302 Flashing beacon For assembly on a cab safety roof 643312 Lighting system To light the working area in accordance with StVZO road traffic licensing regulations 643112 Working lights 2 pieces integrated at the front of the vehicle frame 643412 Spare rotary brush With PP bristles hard bristles...

Page 78: ...78 Maintenance and Care ...

Page 79: ...006 42 EC and is in accordance with 2004 108 EC Reference was made to the following standards and or norms and or techni cal specifications to ensure proper im plementation of the safety and health requirements in the EC Directive DIN EN 60335 2 72 DIN EN 61000 6 2 DIN EN 55012 Bad Oldesloe 22 04 2014 Dr Rainer Bavendiek Director R D Name of the authorized person who compiles technical documents f...

Page 80: ...zentechnik für eine saubere und schönere Umwelt Advanced Technology for a Cleaner Better Environment Hako GmbH Hamburger Str 209 239 D 23843 Bad Oldesloe 49 4531 806 0 Fax 49 4531 806 338 88 10 2900 3100 11 ...

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