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DISPOSAL 

To dispose of the machine, take it to a demolition centre or an authorised collection centre. 

Before scrapping the machine, it is necessary to remove and separate out the following materials, then 

send them to the appropriate collection centres in accordance with the environmental hygiene 

regulations currently in force: 

•

Felt

•

Electric and electronic parts*

•

Plastic parts (tanks and handlebars)

•

Metal parts (levers and frame)

(*) In particular, contact your local distributor when scrapping electric and electronic parts. 

ISOP

ISOPLAM S.R.L.

Via E. Mattei, 4 – Z. I. Maser (TV) – Ita

ly

   

Tel. (+39) 0423 925023  - www.isoplam.it  

Company certified

  UNI EN ISO

 

9001:2015 

Summary of Contents for A201001

Page 1: ...AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL A201001 EN ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS Doc 10047904 Ver AB ISOP ISOPLAM S R L Via E Mattei 4 Z I Maser TV Italy Tel 39 0423 925023 www isoplam it Company certified UNI EN ISO 9001 20...

Page 2: ...o tell the operator to read the manual before using the machine Warning symbol carefully read the sections marked with this symbol and observe the indications for the safety of the operator and the ma...

Page 3: ...paragraph in the content of the document simply click on the title of the paragraph that will take you to the desired destination NB if the text directs you to a specific chapter or paragraph you can...

Page 4: ...17 IMPROVING THE VACUUMING CAPACITY 20 AT THE END OF THE WORK 22 DAILY MAINTENANCE 23 18 EMPTYING THE COLLECTION TANK 23 19 CLEANING THE ACCESSORIES 25 20 CLEANING THE FRONT SQUEEGEE OPTIONAL 25 WEEKL...

Page 5: ...or use in the rain or under water jets It is FORBIDDEN to use the machine for picking up dangerous dusts or inflammable liquids in places with an explosive atmosphere In addition it is not suitable as...

Page 6: ...to indicate the main switch Symbol of the vacuum filter cleaning button Used on the vacuum head to indicate the button for cleaning the vacuum filter ISOP ISOPLAM S R L Via E Mattei 4 Z I Maser TV It...

Page 7: ...he power supply cable wound up on the cover Before connecting the machine to the power supply make sure the electric data shown on the label correspond to those of the mains supply The machine must on...

Page 8: ...rt and rest it carefully on the ground ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Remove the cardboard holding the vacuum head in po...

Page 9: ...ction tank unit 2 Kit of floats for vacuuming liquids 3 Vacuum head unit 5 COLLECTION TANK COMPONENTS The collection tank components are 1 Rear wheels 2 Pivoting front wheels 3 Vacuum nozzle 4 Vacuum...

Page 10: ...k is empty If this is not the case empty it read EMPTYING THE COLLECTION TANK ATTENTION the place designated for this purpose must comply with the current environmental protection regulations 2 Make s...

Page 11: ...it from the collection tank 4 Rest the head carefully on the ground 5 Insert the filter collection bag in the collection tank taking care to insert the filter correctly in the vacuum nozzle without d...

Page 12: ...ogether with the filter float kit or the permanent fabric filter 11 INSERTING THE PERMANENT FABRIC FILTER OPTIONAL To insert the permanent fabric filter in the collection tank proceed as follows 1 Mak...

Page 13: ...tensioner 4 in the permanent fabric filter 7 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to position it above the permanent fabric filter 8 Fix the vacuum head to the collection tank by coupling the hook...

Page 14: ...vacuum head from the collection tank by releasing the hooks 1 on the side of the tank Rotate the levers as shown by the arrow in the picture on the right 3 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to...

Page 15: ...the right hand slot 8 of the squeegee connection ATTENTION this operation can be simplified by first loosening the handwheel 9 on the pin 10 Repeat the same operation for the left pin 11 Then tighten...

Page 16: ...on the vacuum nozzle 4 Insert the vacuum hose 2 in the hole 3 on the vacuum nozzle 5 Select the most suitable accessory for the task to be carried out read CHOOSING AND USING THE ACCESSORIES 6 Select...

Page 17: ...he ground 5 Remove the float unit from the collection tank ATTENTION if you are using the paper filter collection bag read INSERTING THE FILTER COLLECTION BAG 6 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head uni...

Page 18: ...ACHINE 2 Free the vacuum head from the collection tank by releasing the hooks 1 on the side of the tank Rotate the levers as shown by the arrow in the picture on the right 3 Use the handle 2 on the va...

Page 19: ...ain switch 6 to the work position I 10 Carry out the cleaning work ATTENTION if the vacuuming intensity diminishes while you are working read IMPROVING THE VACUUMING CAPACITY The machine is fitted wit...

Page 20: ...4 Rest the head carefully on the ground 5 Make sure the float unit is inserted in the collection tank If this is not the case position it correctly ATTENTION there must be no solid waste residue insid...

Page 21: ...chine is fitted with a mechanical device float under the vacuum lid When the collection tank is full this device shuts off the air to the vacuum motor to protect it you will recognise this condition b...

Page 22: ...the hole on the vacuum nozzle 4 with one hand and quickly press the button 1 on the vacuum head 3 or 4 times 6 Switch the machine off via the main switch 2 on the vacuum head bring the switch to 0 7...

Page 23: ...t Clean it under running water and place it in the object holder pocket 6 Remove the extension from the nozzle in the vacuum hose Clean it under running water and place it in the object holder pocket...

Page 24: ...unit to remove it from the collection tank 5 Rest the head carefully on the ground 6 Using the handle rotate the collection tank until the handle is touching the ground 7 Remove the dirt from the coll...

Page 25: ...roceed as follows 1 Take the machine to the designated recovery tank drainage place 2 Make sure the machine is in a safe condition read MACHINE SAFETY ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protecti...

Page 26: ...e male part Clean it under running water and place it in the object holder pocket 5 Remove the extension from the nozzle in the vacuum hose Clean it under running water and place it in the object hold...

Page 27: ...pin 5 on the squeegee 6 Repeat the same operation also for the left pin 7 Remove the squeegee from its support 8 Thoroughly clean the rear rubber blades 6 of the squeegee first with a jet of water an...

Page 28: ...n the right ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to remove it from the collection tan...

Page 29: ...d to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to remove it from the collection tank 5 Rest the head carefully on the g...

Page 30: ...avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to remove it from the collection tank 5 Rest the head carefully on the ground 6 Rotating the handwheel 3 antic...

Page 31: ...e picture on the right ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to remove it from the col...

Page 32: ...gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to remove it from the collection tank 5 Rest the head carefully on the ground 6 Remove the filter te...

Page 33: ...serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to remove it from the collection tank 5 Rest the head carefully on the ground 6 Remove the filter tensioner 3 from the collecti...

Page 34: ...the levers as shown by the arrow in the picture on the right ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vac...

Page 35: ...shown by the arrow in the picture on the right ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit...

Page 36: ...s as shown by the arrow in the picture on the right ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head u...

Page 37: ...the right ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to your hands 4 Use the handle 2 on the vacuum head unit to remove it from the collection tank...

Page 38: ...ing position by lightly pressing downwards on the squeegee command pedal 1 then moving it to the right just enough to hook it up to its restraint ATTENTION you are advised to always wear protective gl...

Page 39: ...is with its flat surface in contact with the squeegee Proceed as follows for replacing the rear rubber blade of the squeegee body 1 Release the hinge 9 on the front part of the squeegee 2 Slide the ru...

Page 40: ...ake sure the vacuum hose is correctly connected to the accessory being used 3 Make sure there are no impurities blocking the vacuum hose 4 Make sure there are no impurities blocking the vacuum chamber...

Page 41: ...he appropriate collection centres in accordance with the environmental hygiene regulations currently in force Felt Electric and electronic parts Plastic parts tanks and handlebars Metal parts levers a...

Page 42: ...rfaces Brush for liquids to be used for removing liquid substances only Plastic extensions a pair of plastic pipes for supporting the accessories and control handles Ideal for vacuuming on vertical or...

Page 43: ...ed together with the filter float kit or the permanent fabric filter Fabric filter optional for collecting dry solid waste Must only be used together with the filter tensioner support HEPA cartridge f...

Page 44: ...2 Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions equipment with input current 16A per phase EN 61000 3 3 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 3 3 Limits Restriction of voltage variations and voltage...

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