5
Move the lever up (n°1 Pic.F) and let it drop
Repeat this operation a few times.
VACUUM CUT-OFF (PIC. C)
If you must overstep a wet floor or go across an area with puddles, you
have to cut the vacuum off using the handle (n°1 Pic. C), in order to
keep filters in good condition.
BATTERY CHARGE INDICATOR (N° 1 PIC. A)
It monitors the level of charge of the battery . While the green led is
on , you can sweep . When the yellow led comes on , you must put
machine on charge. When the red led comes on , you must
immediately switch off the machine , this prevents irreversible battery
damage. .
HOW TO CHARGE BATTERIES (PIC. H)
Turn off the machine using the key(n°4 Pic.A).
Lift the hood up.
Unplug the connector (n°1 Pic. H) and plug into the connector of the
battery charger.
Charge the batteries to a level not above 1/20
th
of their capacity.
Check level of electrolyte and top it up, if necessary, with distilled
water.
Insert the connector (n°1 Pic. H) to the fixed connector (n°2 Pic. H).
WARNING !
Batteries must be charged in a ventilated area.The gas generated
during charging operations can cause an explosion.
The battery acid must not come in contact with eyes, skin, clothes,
painted or zinc coated surfaces.
Should this happen, wash off the acid with water.
Do not place metallic objects over the batteries.
Remove all caps from the various battery cells before charging the
battery.
Do not top up with sulphuric acid.
DANGER AND OBLIGATION SYMBOLS.
DANGER SYMBOL.
WARNING: very hot surfaces
OBLIGATION SYMBOL.
WARNING : Use adequate acoustic protection.
In a number of working environments, sweepers might
generate an acoustic danger which can be eliminated
with adequate acoustic protection .
PROHIBITION SYMBOL.
ATTENTION: DO NOT GET WET
Devices (normally they are electrical components)
having this indication must be kept dry.
EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
Please follow these dispositions rigorously:
In the event of fire, use only powder fire extinguishers.
In the event of unusual failures (engines or motor overheating, etc.)
turn off immediately.
In case of emergency, if it becames necessary to deactivate the
machine, turn the safety red switch (n°2 Pic. C). through 90 degrees in
an anti clockwise direction.
HOW TO USE THE MACHINE
FORWARD SPEED (PIG. B)
The operator must be seated.
Turn the key to position 1 (N.4 Pic. A).
Confirm that the safety switch (N.2 Pic. C) is in the correct position.
confirm that the parking brake is notengaged (n°2 Pic. B).
Verify that the button for forward and reverse speed (n°3 Pic. B) is
in forward position.
By turning the handle anti clockwise (n°4 pic. b) you will have
forward motion.
REVERSE SPEED (PIC. B)
Move the button (n°3 Pic. B) for reverse speed.
By turning THE HANDLE anticlockwise (n°4 Pic. B) you can go IN
REVERSE
FLAP LEVER (PIC. C)
Raise the flap USING the lever to collect light and bulky debris (n°3
Pic. C).
MAIN BRUSH (PIC. C)
The main brush can be raised and lowered by mean of a lever (n°4
Pic. C).
SERVICE BRAKE (PIC. B)
The service brake is activated by releasing the traction lever
(n°4 Pic. B).
EMERGENCY BRAKE (PIC. B)
In case of emergency, pull the lever in order to stop the machine
(n°1 Pic. B).
PARKING BRAKE (PIC. B)
When you finish, pull the lever (n°1 Pic. B).
Press the button for locking (n°2 Pic. B) AT the point shown by
the arrow in Picture B.
RELEASE OF PARKING BRAKE (PIC. B)
Pull again the lever (n°1 Pic. B).
Push from the highest side the locking push-button (n°2 Pic. B).
SAFETY DEVICES AND PARTS.
WARNING ! The safety parts and devices must not be tampered with.
They can be removed only when executing maintenance operations.
In the seat of the machine there is a safety device, which allows
movement only if the operator is seated.
HOOD
The hood is a MOVABLE part connected to the machines frame by
mean of hinges. It prevents the access to moving parts. It is also an
acoustic and thermic insulator.
The machine cannot operate when the hood is raised.
HOOD SUPPORT
The hood support is a mechanical safety device. On raising the hood, a
safety locking system IS automatically ACTIVATED and prevents the
hood from DROPPING (n°3 Pic. H)
HOW TO CLOSE THE HOOD
Raise the hood and move the safety block (n°3 Pic. H), then lower it
slowly.
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE.
CHECK
OPERATOR AUTHORISED
SERVICE CENTRE
Brush state
EVERY 10 HOURS
*
Filters state
EVERY 30 HOURS
*
Brake adjustment
EVERY 50 HOURS
*
Tension of belt
*
EVERY 200 HOURS
Register of side brush
EVERY 50 HOURS
*
REPLACE
Filter
*
FROM 12 TO 24
MONTHS
Rubber flaps
*
WHEN WORN OUT
Brushes
*
WHEN WORN OUT
IMPORTANT RULES TO BE FOLLOWED DURING
MAINTENANCE
•
Before effecting ANY maintenance, disconnect the machine from its
power source:
ELECTRIC:UNPLUG the connector (n°1 Pic. H).
FILTER REPLACEMENT (PIC. F)
Stop the machine.
Cut off the vacuum USING handle (n°1 Pic. C).
Skake the filter thoroughly by the small lever (n°1 Pic. F).
Raise the hood.
Remove the cover of filter container (n°5 Pic. F).
Remove the 6 locking nuts (n°4 Pic. F).
Remove plates (n°3 Pic. F) and filter blocking net (n°2 Pic. F).
Remove the filter (n°6 Pic. F).
Take the 4 steel plates off(n°7 Pic. F) and mount them again on the
new filter.
Insert the new filter.
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