6
Mount again net, plates, and nuts.
Mount the cover and lower the hood..
ADJUSTMENT OF SIDE BRUSH (PIC. D)
Use adjuster (n°1 Pic. D).
REPLACEMENT OF SIDE BRUSH (PIC. D)
remove the screw (n°4 Pic. D).
remove the brush off (n°3 Pic. D).
Take the flange off (n°2 Pic. D) and mount it on the new brush.
Mount everything.
REPLACEMENT OF MAIN BRUSH (PIC. E)
Unscrew with the key (n°1 Pic.E) the the cover fixing screws (n°2
Pic.E).
Take the cover off (n°2 Pic. E).
Take the split pin off (n°3 Pic. E).
Take the plate off (n°4 Pic. E).
remove the brush support bar (n°5 Pic. E).
Extract the brush (n°6 Pic. E).
Insert the new brush but pay attention to the lie of bristles
(Pic. E).
Mount everything.
FUSE REPLACEMENT (PIC. G)
Take the connector off (n°1 Pic. H).
Unscrew the nuts (n°1 Pic. G).
Take the cover off (n°2 Pic. G).
1)
Replacement of the fuse 8A (services) (n°3 Pic.G):
Unscrew the fuse-box (n°4 Pic. G).
Replace the fuse 8A (n°3 Pic. G).
2)
Replacement of the fuse 30A (brushes and vacuum)
(n°5 Pic. G):
Open the fuse holder using a screwdriver (n°6 Pic. G).
Take off the screws locking the fuse and replace it.
3)
Replacement of the fuse 30A (advancing) (n°8 Pic. G):
Open the fuse-box using a screwdriver (n°7 Pic. G).
Take off the screws locking the fuse and replace it.
After having carried out the necessary replacements, mount
everything.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
ELECTRIC MOTOR
Battery won’t
charge
1.Overloaded motors
owing to anomalous
frictions.
2.The electrolyte density
is very low.
1.Take off foreign corps
or have the machine
checked.
2.Try to recharge the
battery and eventually
have it checked..
When the key is
turned on,
everything is off
3.Battery not charged.
4.Fuse is damaged.
5.Safety switch in stop
position.
3.Recharge or replace .
4.Replace .
5.Turn it to the correct
position.
Dust inside the
hood
6.Filter is broken.
7.Filter blocking nuts
are loost.
8.There are no washers
under the filter.
6.Replace .
7.tighten the nuts.
7.Mount the washer.
The main brush
doesn’t clean
uniformly
9.Brush worn out.
10.Brush raised.
11.Different material
around the brush.
12.Little pressure on the
floor.
9.Have it replaced.
10.Lower it.
11.Take it off.
12.Levers blocked or
damaged.
No vacuum
when working
13.Vacuum off
14. Filter clogged
13.Open it
14.Shake or replace it
DISCHARGE of
material and dust
AT front of the
machine
15.Flap seal worn out or
broken.
16.Flap blocked and
opened
15.Have it replaced
16.Check it and
eventually replace it
DISCHARGEof
material and dust
behind or at the
side
17.Flaps worn out or
damaged.
17.Have them replaced
NO
MOVEMENT
WHEN
MACHINE
SWITCHED
ON.
18.The operator is not
seated.
19.SEAT Microswitch
faulty.
20.DRIVE MOTOR
FUSE FAULTY
21.Chopper faulty.
22.Chain broken.
23.CARBON BRUSHES
worn out.
18.Sit down
19.Have it replaced
20.Replace the fuse
21. Have it replaced
22. Have it replaced
23. Have them replaced
With key turned
on, functional
charge indicator,
and brush motor
switch in On
position, brushes
don’t TURN.
24. brush motor FUSE
faulty.
25. brush motor
SWITCH
faulty
26.Belts broken
27.Belt loosE
28.MOTOR Carbons
brushES WORN OUT
24.Replace the fuse
25.Have it replaced
26.Have them replaced
27.Check belt tensioner
28.Have them replaced
WARNING!
Any other type of service operation or test, with the exception of
those shown in the engine’s manual or the battery’s manual, must be
carried out by authorised personnel only.
WASTE MATERIAL.
For the dumping of waste material such as oil, plastic parts, batteries,
packing boxes, please contact those facilities authorised for the
dumping of special waste.
VIBRATIONS
The level of vibration to which the operator is subjected is below the
maximum level allowed by the CE DIRECTORY for industrial
machinery ( CEE 89\392 ).
NOISE LEVEL
The level of noise has been measured AT the level of the operator’s ear
and while the machine is working .
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ELECTRICAL:
The maximum value read is 70 dB.
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