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7.2.3

Replacing the rotating brush

1.

Lay down the i-vac 30UR® horizontally.

2.

Remove the metal screws (Figure 24, pos 1).

Figure 24

3.

Press down the three clips (Figure
25, pos 2).

4.

Take out the cover plate (Figure 25, pos 1).

Figure 25

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Summary of Contents for i-vac 30UR

Page 1: ...i vac 30UR The most flexible of its kind User manual i team Professional b v Hoppenkuil 27b 5626 DD Eindhoven The Netherlands T 31402662400 E hello i teamglobal com I www i teamglobal com ...

Page 2: ...e English Language Future Cleaning Technologies B V Hoppenkuil 27b 5626 DD Eindhoven The Netherlands T 31402662400 E hello i teamglobal com I www i teamglobal com Model i vac 30UR Date 16 04 2020 Production code SM I V 1110C Version v 1 1 ...

Page 3: ...nal in Eindhoven the Netherlands When this manual mentions the partner your local i team sales and support service partner is referred to Purpose of the user manual The purpose of the user manual is to provide the user with information during the life of the i vac 30UR in such a way that the i vac 30UR is used correctly efficiently and safely even in the event of reasonably foreseeable misuse The ...

Page 4: ... followed can lead to injuries of the operator or bystanders light and or moderate damage to the product or the environment CAUTION Indicates a hazardous situation which if the safety instructions are not followed can lead to light and or moderate damage to the product or the environment ATTENTION Indicates a liability situation where the manufacturer or its partners and affiliates cannot be held ...

Page 5: ...sport and storage 13 5 Assembly and installation 14 5 1 Unboxing 14 5 2 Assembly 15 5 2 1 Installing the handle 15 5 2 2 Installing the upper body to brush unit 16 5 2 3 Installing the hose and telescopic wand 17 5 2 4 Installing the main power cable 18 5 2 5 Replacing the dust bag 19 6 Operation 21 6 1 Adjustments 21 6 1 1 Adjusting the handle length 21 6 1 2 Adjusting the angle of the main body ...

Page 6: ...ssette filter 26 7 2 2 Replacing the felt air outlet of the rotating brush 27 7 2 3 Replacing the rotating brush 28 7 3 Brush condition 30 7 4 Damaged or worn parts 30 7 5 Maintenance frequency 30 7 6 Storage 30 8 Trouble shooting 31 9 Decommissioning and disposal 32 10 Attachments 33 10 1 CE Certificate 33 ...

Page 7: ... actions This manual describes the correct method of use safety measures maintenance and transport And finally the manual contains information about the consumables the rotating brush cassette filters and dust bags i team Professional continuously improves all their products based on user experience and feedback Any deviations between the texts and or images from the manual and your i vac 30UR can...

Page 8: ...ders may cause damage to the product and will void the warranty of the product Do not use the i vac 30UR outdoors or in wet environments Do not use non original attachments consumables or brushes The use of other devices may impair safety Do not use the i vac 30UR to remove anything else than dry materials The i vac 30UR is not suitable for the collection of wet materials or water hot ashes or lig...

Page 9: ...ize body unit 340 x 310 x 700 mm Diameter accessories 35 mm Cable length 1200 cm Hose length 220 cm Weight 8 3 kg Capacity dust bag 6 liter Voltage 230 240 V Motor power 1000 W Water lift suction 2000 mm Air flow 32 L s Brush speed 3000 rpm ...

Page 10: ...ed maintenance schedule voids manufacturer s warranty The warranty period Is 1 year 1 6 Identification Each i vac 30UR has a unique identification number that can be found on the identification plate at the bottom of the brush unit and at the back side of the upper body Your i team partner needs this number when you order parts or consumables Explanation type plate Product type i vac 30UR Producti...

Page 11: ...ac 30UR consists of Legend 1 A handle 11 A rotating brush 2 A power cable storage hook 12 A round brush 3 A lighted ON OFF switch 13 A handle height adjustment latch 4 A main power cable 14 A wand 5 A crevice tool 15 A carrying handle 6 A front cover release handle 16 A position switch 7 A front cover 17 The wheels 8 An upholstery tool 18 A Whizzo indicator 9 An upper body release switch 19 A wand...

Page 12: ...ay cause serious injury and or damage to the product WARNING DO NOT use the i vac 30UR without a dust bag or cassette filter This will cause damage to the i vac 30UR WARNING DO NOT use the i vac 30UR on damp or wet surfaces This will cause damage to the i vac 30UR and it is dangerous to the user The damage caused by the use on a wet surface is not covered under the warranty WARNING Stop immediatel...

Page 13: ...0UR outside store the i vac 30UR in a dry place store the i vac 30UR with the upper body in an upright position store the main power cable on the cable storage hooks during transport and storage store the wand in its holder during transport and storage ...

Page 14: ...itional tools for vacuuming different surfaces 5 1 Unboxing The i vac 30UR and all the components and accessories are packed in 1 box Figure 6 Legend 1 1x i vac 30UR main body 5 1x main power cable 2 1x upholstery tool 6 1x hose and wand 3 1x crevice tool 7 1x this user manual 4 1x round brush 8 1x handle ...

Page 15: ...in relief Figure 7 pos 4 at hand 3 Release the latch Figure 7 pos 2 4 Place the handle Figure 7 pos 1 into the handle intake Figure 7 pos 5 5 Insert the thumb screw Figure 7 pos 3 into the cable strain relief Figure 7 pos 4 6 Tighten the thumb screw Figure 7 pos 3 7 Fasten the latch Figure 7 pos 2 Figure 7 ...

Page 16: ...w mark on the motor side cover Figure 8 pos 2 2 Adjust the steel support bracket with the yellow mark on the right side of the motor cover Figure 8 pos 1 3 Lift the upper body Figure 8 pos 3 and insert it into the bottom brush unit 4 Push the upper body until it is locked by the brush unit hooks Figure 8 pos 4 Figure 8 ...

Page 17: ...copic wand Figure 9 pos 3 while depressing the clip Figure 9 pos 2 2 Connect the other side of the hose to the upper body Figure 9 pos 4 while pressing the clip Figure 9 pos 2 3 Place the narrow side of the telescopic wand into the round opening Figure 9 pos 5 in the lower body 4 Lock the wand in place with the clamp Figure 9 ...

Page 18: ...elief Figure 10 pos 4 and secure the main power cable 5 Turn the yellow clip Figure 10 pos 1 aside to open the power cable duct Figure 10 pos 2 6 Insert the main power cable into the power cable duct Figure 10 pos 2 7 Secure the main power cable with the yellow clip Figure 10 pos 1 8 Turn the yellow power cable hook Figure 10 pos 3 into the upright position 9 Wind the main power cable over the hoo...

Page 19: ...m dust bags as these enhance the performance of the i vac 30UR and keep it clean 1 Pull the front cover release handle Figure 11 pos 1 2 Remove the front cover Figure 11 pos 2 Figure 11 3 Pull out the handle Figure 12 pos 1 until it blocks 4 Turn the small handle sideways Figure 12 pos 4 to push the dust bag outwards 5 Pull the cardboard tag Figure 12 pos 3 to seal the dust bag 6 Remove the old du...

Page 20: ...13 pos 1 of the dust bag into the slots to fully insert the dust bag 8 Push the handle Figure 13 pos 2 inwards until it locks Figure 13 9 Put the front cover Figure 14 pos 1 back into place and close it When it clicks it is locked Figure 14 ...

Page 21: ...ngle of the main body The lower position allows you to clean under furniture such as beds chairs and tables A tiny guide wheel in the handle makes moving the i vac 30UR very easy 1 Press the position switch Figure 16 pos 1 to release the main body of the i vac 30UR from its vertical position 2 Use the i vac 30UR in the desired angle 3 To lock it in the vertical position again raise the handle When...

Page 22: ...e or high setting Turn the height adjustment knob Figure 17 pos 1 to adjust the height of the rotating brush Figure 17 6 1 4 Adjusting the wand length The telescopic wand allows you to clean high positions like ceilings and walls 1 Push the black sliding button Figure 18 pos 1 down and hold it 2 Pull the wand out to the required length 3 Release the switch to secure the position Figure 18 ...

Page 23: ... damage 6 3 Start ATTENTION When you start the i vac 30UR in upright position the rotating brush goes to its highest position automatically Read 6 1 3 to adjust the height of the rotating brush 1 Fully unwind the main power cable Figure 19 pos 2 2 Put the main power cable plug in the wall socket Figure 19 pos 3 3 Press the ON OFF switch Figure 19 pos 1 at the top of the main body to turn on the i ...

Page 24: ... ON OFF switch Figure 20 pos 1 at the top of the main body to turn off the i vac 30UR 2 Remove the main power cable from the wall socket Figure 20 pos 3 3 Wind the main power cable over the hook and back handle Figure 20 pos 2 Figure 20 ...

Page 25: ...oned in this manual See 7 5 Maintenance that is not described in this manual should be done by your i vac 30UR partner Please make sure to have the model and serial number of the i vac 30UR available when you call a partner For more Information please fill out the contact form on www i teamglobal com 7 1 Cleaning 7 1 1 Clean the machine Clean the exterior of the machine using a damp cloth 7 1 2 Cl...

Page 26: ...sure that the yellow clamp secures the cassette filter 6 Put the front cover back into place Figure 22 HEPA and ULPA filter types Your i vac 30UR is equipped with a standard cassette filter which is perfect for everyday cleaning In addition to the standard cassette filter we have the HEPA and the ULPA filter types the HEPA filter will remove pathogens allergens and particles that cause health issu...

Page 27: ...ating brush 1 Open the cover Figure 23 pos 1 2 Remove the old felt air outlet cotton Figure 23 pos 2 3 Remove the old felt air outlet Figure 23 pos 3 4 Insert the new felt air outlet 5 Insert the new felt air outlet cotton 6 Close the cover Figure 23 ...

Page 28: ...lacing the rotating brush 1 Lay down the i vac 30UR horizontally 2 Remove the metal screws Figure 24 pos 1 Figure 24 3 Press down the three clips Figure 25 pos 2 4 Take out the cover plate Figure 25 pos 1 Figure 25 ...

Page 29: ... pos 1 Make sure that the grooves in the brush are aligned with the cams of the drive wheel 7 Slide in the other side Figure 27 pos 2 When it clicks it is locked 8 Place the cover plate Figure 25 pos 1 back place the bottom three nocks first in position 9 Close the cover plate When the three clips Figure 25 pos 2 click into place it is locked 10 Tighten the metal screws Figure 24 pos 1 Figure 27 ...

Page 30: ... com for more information 7 5 Maintenance frequency Make sure that routine and preventive maintenance is carried out monthly to ensure safe operation Failure to carry out maintenance as necessary may cause damage to the i vac 30UR and may cause a risk to the operator Replace the cassette filter at least once a month or after having replaced the dust bag twenty times 7 6 Storage store the i vac 30U...

Page 31: ...ot well attached Turn off the i vac 30UR Reconnect hose Hose or wand blocked Turn off the i vac 30UR Remove blockage Red light in main switch flashes Dust bag full Turn off the i vac 30UR Replace dust bag Hose or wand blocked Turn off the i vac 30UR Remove blockage Red light brush controller on the top of the rotating brush is on Brush is blocked Turn off the i vac 30UR Remove blockage Whizzo make...

Page 32: ...d needs to be disposed of according to your local laws and regulations regarding recycling of electrical equipment Before disposal please 1 Remove all separate components such as brush hose and wand 2 Dispose all items according to your local laws and regulations TIP Contact you local i team partner to explore all possibilities of returning components at the end of life of your i vac 30UR ...

Page 33: ...33 10 Attachments 10 1CE Certificate ...

Page 34: ...34 This document is part of the technical file of the i vac 30UR and will be available upon request ...

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