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STARTING THE SWEEPER
STARTING THE ENGINE
Make sure that the main and side brushes are raised off the fl oor before starting the engine.
DIESEL and PETROL versions:
- move the accelerator lever 27 (fi g. 1) to 3/4 of its stroke.
- insert the starter key 13a (fi g.1).
- turn it clockwise up to the fi rst notch (position 1).
- the glow plug indicator 26 (Fig. 3)(Boxer D - super Boxer D).
- wait until the glow plug indicator has turned off (Boxer D - super Boxer D).
- turn the key to the second stop notch and release the key as soon as the engine starts.
ELECTRIC versions:
- sit down properly on the driving seat.
- insert the starter key 13b (fi g.1).
- turn it clockwise up to the fi rst notch (position 1)
- switch on main motor switch 30 (fi g.1).
STARTING WORK
Disengage the parking brake by pressing on pedal 3 (fi g.1) and release its lever.
To go forwards, press on the front “A” of pedal 1 (fi g. 1).
To reverse, press on the back “B” of the pedal.
The sweeper brakes automatically when pedal 1 is in the neutral position.
The levers 4-5-6 (fi g.1) must be in central position.
SWITCHING OFF THE ENGINE
DIESEL and PETROL versions
- Reduce the engine speed with the accelerator pedal 27 (fi g. 1).
- Switch off the key of the starter switch 13a by turning it to the “0” position (fi g. 1).
- Put on the parking brake 3 (fi g. 1) and lock it using the relevant lever 3a (fi g.1).
- Ensure the ignition key is removed from the machine
HOW TO STOP THE SWEEPER
ELECTRIC versions
- Switch off switch 30 (fi g.1)
- Switch key of the starter switch 13b to the neutral position 0 (fi g.1)
- Put on the parking brake 3 (fi g.1) and lock it using the relevant lever 3a (fi g.1).
- Ensure the ignition key is removed from the machine.
WARNING!
Only lift the motorsweeper on fl at ground ensuring the handbrake is applied and working correctly.
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