Numatic T/TTB 455S, Operating Instructions Manual

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22
i
GB
means:
-
CAUTION: Read
the
instruction
manual
before
using
the
appli-
ance.
’
WARNING: As
with
all
electrical
equipment
care
and
attention
must
be
exercised
at
all
times
during
its
use,
in
addition
to
ensuring
that
routine
and
preventative
maintenance
is
carried
out
periodically
in
order
to
ensure
its
safe
operation.
Fai
lu
re
to
carry
out
maintenance
as
necessary
, including
the
replacement
of
parts
to
the
correct
standard
could
render
this
equipment
unsafe
and
the
manufacturer
can
accept
no
responsibility
or
liability
in
this
respect.
When
ordering
spare
parts
always
quote
the
Model
Number
/ Serial
Number
specified
on
the
Rating
Plate.
NOTE: This
machine
is
also
suitable
for
commercial
use,
for
example
in
hotels,
schools,
hospitals,
factories,
shops
and
offices
for
other
than
normal
house-
keeping
purposes.
CAUTION: This
machine
is
not
suitable
for
picking
up
hazardous
dust.
CAUTION Do not use on surfaces having
a gradient exceeding that
marked
on
the
appliance.
CAUTION The
machine
is
not
to
be
stored
outdoors
in
wet
conditions.
DO’S
AND
DON’TS:
D
O
ensure
only
competent
persons
unpack/assemble
the
machine.
D
O
keep
your
machine
clean.
D
O
keep
your
brushes
in
good
condition.
D
O
replace
any
worn
or
damaged
parts
immediately
.
D
O
regularly
examine
the
power
cord
for
damage,
such
as
cracking
or
ageing.
If
damage
is
found,
replace
the
cord
before
further
use.
D
O
only
replace
the
power
cord
with
the
correct
Numatic
approved
replacement
part.
D
O
ensure
that
the
work
area
is
clear
of
obstructions
and
/ or
people.
D
O
ensure
that
the
working
area
is
well
illuminated.
D
O
pre-sweep
the
area
to
be
cleaned.
DON’T
use
steam
cleaners
or
pressure
washers
to
clean
the
machine
or use in the rain.
DON’T
att
empt
machine
maintenance
or
cleaning
unless
the
power
plug
has
been
removed
from
the
supply
outlet.
DON’T
allo
w
any
inexperienced
repairs.
Call
the
experts
DON’T
str
ain
cable
or
try
to
unplug
by
pulling
on
cable.
DON’T
leave
the
brushpad
on
the
machine
when
not
in
use.
DON’T
allow
the
machine
to
be
used
by
inexperienced
or
unauthorised
operators
or
without
appropriate
training.
DON’T
use
the
machine
without
the
solution
tanks
properly
positioned
on
the
machine,
as
shown
in
the
instructions.
DON’T
expect
the
machine
to
provide
trouble-free,
reliable
operation
unless
maintained
corr
ec
tly
.
DON’T
ru
n the
machine
over
power
cable
during
operation.
DON’T
lift
o
r p
ull
the
machine
by
any
of
the
operating
triggers
-
Use
the
m
ain
handle.
DON’T
re
m
ov
e t
he
handle
from
the
machine
except
for
service
and
repair
.
WARNING: Only
use
brushes
provided
with
the
appliance
or
those
specified
in
the
instruction
manual.
The
use
of
other
brushes
ma
y
impair
safe
ty.
A
fu
ll
range
of
brushes
and
accessories
are
available
for
this
product.
Only
use
brushes
or
pads
which
are
suitable
for
the
correct
operation
of
the
machine
for
the
specific
task
being
performed.
WARNING: It
is
essential
that
this
equipment
is
correctly
assembled
and
operated
in
accordance
with
current
safety
regulations.
When
using
the
equipment
always
ensure
that
all
necessary
precautions
are
taken
to
guarantee
the
safety
of
the
operator
and
any
other
persons
who
may
be
affected.
Wear
non-slip
footwear
when
Scrubbing.
Use
a
respiratory
mask
in
dusty
envi-
ronments. The
machine,
while
charging,
must
be
positioned
so
that
the
mains
plug
is
easily
accessible.
When
cleaning,
servicing
or
maintaining
the
machine,
replacing
parts
or
co
nv
erting
to
another
function
the
power
sour
ce
shal
l
be
swi
tched
of
f.
Mains
operated
machines
shall
be
disconnected
by
removing
the
power
plug,
and
battery
operated
machines
shall
be
disconnected
by
removing
the
isolating pin. NOISE
AND
VIBRATION
Sound
Level
in
use
(L
PA
)
<
78
dB(A)
The
operators
arms
are
subject
to
a
vibration
level
of
<2.5m/s
2
when
using
the
machine.
NOTE: In
some
applications,
noise
or
vibration
levels
may
exceed
the
figures
stated.
If
noise
levels
exceed
85dB(A)
appropriate
ear
protection
must
be
used. PRECAUTIONS
WHEN
WORKING
WITH
BATTERIES
1.
Alw
ays
wear
pr
otectiv
e
clothing
e.g.
face
visor
,
glov
es
and
overalls
when
working
with
batteries
2.
Whenever
possible
always
use
a
properly
designated
and
well-
ventilated
area
for
charging.
Do
not
smoke
or
bring
naked
flames
into
the
charging
area.
3.
Remove
any
metallic
items
from
hands,
wrists
and
neck
i.e.
rings,
chains
etc.
bef
ore
working
on
a
battery
.
4.
N
ever
rest
tools
or
metallic
objects
on
top
of
the
bat
tery
.
5.
When
char
ging
is
complete
disconnect
from
the
mains
supply
.
6.
The
batteries
must
be
removed
from
the
machine
before
it
is
scrapped.
7.
The
machine
must
be
disconnected
from
the
supply
when
re
m
ov
in
g
th
e
ba
ttery
.
8.
To
re
m
ov
e the
batteries:-
Disconnect
m
achine
fr
om
the
mains
supply
(if
charging)
and
ensure
batteries
are
switched
off
with
circuit disconnect switch (see
page 17). Disconnect hoses from
seperator
and
tanks.
Remove
seperator
and
tanks
.
Unscrew
battery
strap
fixings
and
remove.
Undo
battery
terminals
and
remove.
R
emove
batteries.
9.
The
bat
teries
are
to
be
disposed
of
safe
ly.
10
.Only
use
genuine
NUMATIC
replacement
batteries.
11
.Do
not
allow
the
batteries
to
become
fully
discharged,
it
may
not
be
possible
to
recharge
them.
Batteries
should
not
be
discharged
below
9.5
volts
w
ith
10
amps
flowing.
12
.Do
not
allow
one
battery
to
be
discharged
separ
ately
to
the
other
.
13
.Do
not
m
ix
batteries
from
different
machines.
14
.The
batteries
fitted
to
this
product
are
Valve
Regulated
Lead
Acid
(VRLA)
gel
electrolyte
type.
The
fitting
of
any
other
type
of
battery
may
cause
a
safety
hazard.
BATTERY
CARE
1.
Always
recharge
the
batteries
after
use.
This
can
be
done
at
any
time
–
it
is
not
necessary
to
wait
until
they
are
fully
discharged;
they
do
not
dev
elop
a
“memory”
.
2.
Leaving
the
charger
to
operate
for
a
minimum
of
4
hours
after
the
green
light
has
come
on,
at
least
weekly
, w
ill
prolong
bat
tery
lif
e.
3.
Do
not
store
the
machine
with
the
batteries
discharged.
2%
35
Numatic International Spare Parts
Model No:TTB345/455 Handle Assembly
POS:
PART NO:
DESCRIPTION:
COMMENTS:
1
429029
ALUMINIUM HANDLE
2
229081
HANDLE CASTING
3
229074
ADJUSTMENT GEAR
4
219010
M8 FORM A WASHER
5
219254
O-RING
6
219078
M8 STIFFNUT
7
219091
M8 X 50MM LONG HEX HEAD BOLT
8
229099
25MM DIAMETER HOLE PLUG
9
219064
M6 X 35MM LONG HEX HEAD BOLT
10
219007
M6 FORM B WASHER
11
219080
M6 DOMENUT
12
229009
HOLE BLANKING PLUG
13
329089
FRONT HANDLE MOULDING
14
229011
SWITCH PLATE
15
220598
PUSH BUTTON MICRO SWITCH
16
229028
SPRING
17
219045
M5 X 16MM LONG POZI PAN SEMS SCREW
18
220808
SWITCH COVER GASKET
19
229379
SWITCH COVER
20
219574
NYLON SPACER
21
303464
BRACKET
22
299020
M5 X 30MM LONG POZI PAN MACHINE SCREW
23
220590
LED / SWITCH PANEL
24
206316
LENS MOULDING
25
220597
PUSH BUTTON SWITCH
26
220600
SWITCH COVER
27
220725
SELF ADHESIVE LENS GASKET
28
220403
CABLE CLIP
29
329085
REAR HANDLE MOULDING
30
220390
SOCKET MOUNTING PLATE
31
220408
APPLIANCE SOCKET
32
229035
FLAP PIVOT PIN
33
229032
FLAP
34
229034
FLAP TORSION SPRING
35
229033
BLANKING PIN
36
229073
GEAR LOCKING PIN
37
229138
SPRING
38
219099
M6 HALFNUT
39
229126
LOCKING ROD
40
219017
M6 DOUBLE COIL SPRING WASHER
41
219088
M6 STIFFNUT
42
219607
RUBBER PROTECTION CAP
43
220174
NEON INDICATOR RED LENS ONLY
44
229076
SUPPORT STRIP
45
229001
RIGHTHAND SWITCH LEVER
46
229000
LEFTHAND SWITCH LEVER
47
229003
ADJUSTMENT LEVER
48
229071
LEVER MOUNTING PIN
49
227008
CABLE CLAMP
50
219107
No6 X 5/8" LONG PLASTITE SCREW
51
229066
RELEASE BUTTON
52
219323
COMPRESSION SPRING
53
219212
M3.5 X 10MM LONG TAPTITE SCREW
54
219568
No8 X 3/4" LONG PLASTITE SCREW
55
220824
A.C. CHARGING LEAD / NEON ASSEMBLY
STANDARD SPEC MACHINES
220822
A.C. CHARGING LEAD / NEON ASSEMBLY
CSA SPEC MACHINES
56
220592
8 WAY CABLE
57
220591
6 WAY CABLE
58
219047
M5 X 10MM LONG POZI PAN SEMS SCREW