Rioned VICTOR 2000, User Manual

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5.3 Before
unblocking 1. Place the machine as close as possible near the drain or sewer to be cleaned.
2. Connect the security guide hose to the clamping system.
3. Choose a

16 mm spring for drains from

40 to

100 mm. Choose a

20 mm spring
for drains from

100 to

250 mm.
Choose the 8 mm or 10 mm adapter drum for drains with small diameter.
4. Put the spring into the machine and into the security guide hose.
5. Connect the desired cleaning aid to the spring ( see chapter 7.1 Auxiliaries that can be
coupled: page: 21 ).
6. Feed the spring in the drain or sewer opening until you notice any resistance.
7. Couple, if necessary, a second spring after the first spring if the blockage is not reached
You can couple the end of the first spring at the coupling on the front of the frame when
you put the second spring into the machine. You prevent this way that the first spring dis-
appears into the sewer.
8. See to it that there is ±0,5 m spring between the machine and the inlet opening.
5.4 Unblocking
Attention!
Only feed the spring when the motor is switched off.
1. Release the spring.
2. Turn the switch to start the engine.
3. Push the control lever downwards. The spring feed his way into the dirt.
4. Release the control lever, pull the spring and push the control lever. The spring shall
works his way further into the dirt. Repeat this movement until the blockage is disap-
peared or the end of the spring is in sight.
5. If the end of the spring is in sight, couple then a new spring on the end from the spring
that is already in the sewer. Do this till the blockage is disappeared.
6. Is the pipe clean, turn the direction of the spring. Turn the switch. The spring will now,
if the control lever is downwards, come out of the pipe.
7. Move, if necessary, several times the spring back and forwards at the place of blockage.
If slip occurs during pushing the control lever, pull immediately the control lever upwards. Change
the rotation direction and push the control lever downwards again.
If the slip does not disappear, the spring is locked in the pipe and must be pulled out or the clamping
system is damaged and must be replaced.
Clean the clamping system after every unblocking. Protect the clamping system against oxidation.
Use the special spray. The spray can also be used to protect the springs against oxidation.
Illustration 5.3.1
Viktor with adaptor
drum