Nederman 160E Series, Instruction Manual

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160E Series
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8 Maintenance
Read Chapter ‘3 Safety’ before carrying out maintenance.
Installation, repair and maintenance work is to be carried out by qualified
personnel using only original Nederman spare parts. Contact your nearest
authorized distributor or Nederman for advice on technical service.
NOTE!
The service intervals in this chapter are based on the unit being
professionally maintained.
8.1 Cleaning
See Figure 11. The fine filters should be cleaned daily or as soon as it is felt that
the vacuum performance has decreased. Cleaning is carried out as follows:
Switch off the appliance and switch on the cleaning control about 4 times. The
control is situated on the side of the appliance, see Figure 11. If the appliance is
supplied with a closed filter bag in the collecting receptacle, there will be less
need for cleaning the fine filters. When changing from a plastic sack to a filter
bag, the fine filter must first be thoroughly cleaned.
8.2 Spare parts
Contact your nearest authorized distributor or Nederman for advice
on technical service or if you require help with spare parts. See also
www.nederman.com.
Ordering spare parts
When ordering spare parts always state the following:
• Part number and control number (see the product identification plate).
• Detail number and name of the spare part (see www.nederman.com).
• Quantity of the parts required.
9 Recycling
The product has been designed for component materials to be recycled.
Its different material types must be handled according to relevant local
regulations. Contact the distributor or Nederman if uncertainties arise when
scrapping the product at the end of its service life.
Most 160E components (94% of the total weight) can be recycled when
scrapping the appliance. Most of the plastic parts are labelled to facilitate
sorting. Components that at present cannot be easily recycled are wheels made
of composite material, certain parts of the top of the motor and dirty filters.
In order to meet official requirements, American variants of the 160E with
1-phase motor contain flameproofed components in the motor assembly and
these contain small amounts of bromine. Bromine is classified as hazardous to
health and must be dealt with according to local directions when scrapping.