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Table of Contents 

 

DESIGNATED USE ............................................................................................................................................. 3

 

RULES OF SAFETY ............................................................................................................................................ 3

 

T

AKE CARE OF A CLEAN WORK SPACE

 ................................................................................................................. 3

 

T

AKE INTO ACCOUNT EXTERNAL INFLUENCES

 .................................................................................................... 3

 

K

EEP CHILDREN AT SAFE DISTANCE

 .................................................................................................................... 3

 

W

EAR SUITABLE WORK CLOTHING

 ...................................................................................................................... 3

 

P

ERSONAL PROTECTION

 ...................................................................................................................................... 3

 

T

AKE CARE OF A SAFE POSITION

 .......................................................................................................................... 3

 

D

O PAY ATTENTION CONTINUOUSLY

 ................................................................................................................... 3

 

T

AKE CARE OF A STABLE LOADING

 ..................................................................................................................... 4

 

U

SE THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT

 ................................................................................................................................ 4

 

W

ARNING

............................................................................................................................................................ 4

 

C

HECK THE EQUIPMENT FOR DAMAGE

 ................................................................................................................. 4

 

R

EMOVE THE BATTERY

 ....................................................................................................................................... 4

 

A

VOID UNINTENTIONAL SWITCH

-

ON

 ................................................................................................................... 4

 

D

O NOT MISUSE THE FLEX

 ................................................................................................................................... 4

 

S

TORE THE EQUIPMENT AT A SAFE LOCATION

 ..................................................................................................... 4

 

M

AINTAIN THE EQUIPMENT WITH CARE

 .............................................................................................................. 4

 

R

EPAIRS

 .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

 

A

DDITIONAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER

 ...................................................... 5

 

Batteries......................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

Battery charger .............................................................................................................................................. 6

 

COMPONENTS .................................................................................................................................................... 6

 

USE ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

I

NSTALLATION AND REMOVAL OF THE BATTERY

 ................................................................................................. 7

 

C

HARGING THE BATTERY

 .................................................................................................................................... 8

 

C

HARGING WITH BATTERY CHARGER STATION

 ................................................................................................... 8

 

C

HARGING WITHOUT BATTERY CHARGER STATION

 ............................................................................................. 8

 

S

WITCH ON AND SWITCH OFF

 .............................................................................................................................. 9

 

Switch for electronically adjustable r.p.m. .................................................................................................... 9

 

Advice for optimum use ................................................................................................................................. 9

 

MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................................. 9

 

ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................................................................ 10

 

B

ATTERIES

 ........................................................................................................................................................ 10

 

TECHNICAL DATA .......................................................................................................................................... 10

 

GUARANTY ....................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

EC-DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ...................................................................................................... 12

 

Summary of Contents for E-BARROW

Page 1: ...GB Instruction Booklet Electrical Driven Wheelbarrow E BARROW fig A Attention Please read the instructions for use carefully prior to operation of the equipment Keep these instructions in a safe place ...

Page 2: ...OID UNINTENTIONAL SWITCH ON 4 DO NOT MISUSE THE FLEX 4 STORE THE EQUIPMENT AT A SAFE LOCATION 4 MAINTAIN THE EQUIPMENT WITH CARE 4 REPAIRS 5 ADDITIONAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER 5 Batteries 5 Battery charger 6 COMPONENTS 6 USE 7 INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL OF THE BATTERY 7 CHARGING THE BATTERY 8 CHARGING WITH BATTERY CHARGER STATION 8 CHARGING WITHOUT BATTERY CHARGER STATION ...

Page 3: ...e good illumination of the work space Do not use the equipment at locations with danger for fire or explosion such as flammable liquids or gasses Do not use the equipment at locations with danger of motion under gravity such as scaffolds roofs and non barricaded floors Keep children at safe distance Keep children outsiders and animals outside the work space and away from the equipment Wear suitabl...

Page 4: ...y Do not use the equipment when the on off switch fails Faulty components or parts shall be repaired or replaced by skilled personnel only Remove the battery Remove the battery from the equipment in the following situations When the equipment is not in use When components or parts of the equipment need to be replaced When the equipment is to be serviced Avoid unintentional switch on Ensure that th...

Page 5: ...apter Environment Never incinerate the battery Never attempt to charge a damaged battery Prevent a short circuit between the terminals of a battery such as storage with other metal parts Under extreme working conditions the possibility exist that liquid escapes from the battery In this case act as follows Wipe the liquid from the battery surface with a clean cloth Avoid skin contact In case that b...

Page 6: ...o not penetrate the internals of the battery charger with foreign objects Use the battery charger only indoors The battery charger is electrically double insulated An earth wire is not required Check that the voltage of the battery charger is compatible with the mains voltage Never replace the battery charger by direct mains supply Components The equipment is fitted with the following components f...

Page 7: ...ts match the receiving slots in the battery container fig D fig E fig F fig B fig C fig D Finally close the battery container by replacing the cover and locking the cover with the two bolting clips at both sides fig G fig E fig F fig G To remove the batteries follow the procedure as described above in the reverse sequence Ensure that the cover of the battery container is always reinstalled with or...

Page 8: ...sure that the batteries are inserted properly Put the plug of the battery charger station in to the wall socket of the mains 230 Volt Under normal use a charging period of 4 hours should be sufficient for most operating conditions Prolonged charging in access of 6 hours should enhance the performance considerably Remove the batteries from the battery charger station Charging without battery charge...

Page 9: ...nd two additional batteries allowing the exchange of fully loaded batteries at all time Maintenance Your Matador equipment has been designed to operate over a prolonged period of time with minimum maintenance Continued satisfactory use is dependent on correct maintenance and regular cleaning of the equipment Your battery charger needs regular cleaning Ensure that the plug is pulled out from the wa...

Page 10: ...ge in time Lead batteries can be recycled It is advised to contact a local disposal centre for small chemical waste Technical data Mechanical data Own weight excl battery 25 kg maximum load 200 kg Motor Voltage 24 VDC Power 300 Watt Maximum torque 27 5 Nm R P M without load 85 Rpm Battery Voltage 2x 12V Capacity 8 Ah Charger Main voltage 220 240 VAC Average charging time 4 h ...

Page 11: ...f material shortcomings or faulty design we guarantee replacement of the faulty parts at no cost excluding forwarding charges the repair of the product or replacement of the product unless the product has been subjected to hiring out the product has been subjected to unprofessional use the product has been damaged by external influences or accident repairs have been executed by others than our ser...

Page 12: ... is in compliance with NEN EN60204 EN 55014 1 EN55014 2 EN 61000 LpA sound pressure 70 dB A L sound capacity 83 dB A weighted quadratic average value of the acceleration 2 5 m s2 Ir P A G M Belgers General Director Matador BV Torenstraat 29 5268 AS Helvoirt The Netherlands ...

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