Working with the machine
The sweeper moves forward by quickly pushing down
the right lever. Fig 1
The sweeper moves backwards by quickly pulling the
right lever. Fig 2
The brushes are activated by quickly pushing down the
left lever. Fig 3
The sweeper is equipped with a dead man’s handle, which means that when you release
the levers, the brush and machine stop.
In case of accidents you should release the levers as quick as possible and stop the
engine.
Height adjustment of stabilising wheels and brushes
Once the brushes get worn it is necessary to adjust the height of the brushes, i.e. how
close they are to the surface to sweep. This adjustment takes place by moving the plastic
rings of the brush stabilising wheels.
Dismount the stabilising wheels and remove
one
plastic ring from the bottom (illus. No. 1).
Mount the wheel again (illus. No. 2). This lifts up the stabilising wheel and the brushes will
come closer to the surface. Finally, mount the plastic ring, sleeve and locking ring (illus.
No. 3).
No. 1
No. 2 No. 3
Swinging the brush
The brush can be swung 20 degrees to either side.
Press the steering knuckle arm for the brush, turn the brush
and let go of the handle, so that the catch will fall correctly into place.
(Ill. No. 4)
No. 4
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