TSM DURASWEEP 170, Operating Manual

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DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL
V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. +39.0434.564167
-
Fax +39.0434.954069
www.tsmitaly.com – sales@tsmitaly.com
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5. move the lever back to open the flap ( 6 pag. 6 ) and discharge the rubbish.
After the discharging
1. Lower the container moving the lever forward ( 7 pag. 6)
2. Open the flap (6 pag. 8 ) BEFORE lowering the central brush ( while the central brush is working is
not possible operate the flap and the container)
3. Lower the central brush ( 5 pag. 6 ) - automatically the side brushes and the suction work.
11 MAINTENANCE
11.1 How the sweeper works
The central brush, together with one or two side brushes, conveys the rubbish towards the suction unit
which removes it from the ground and conveys it into the collection container. The suction fan ensures
that there is no dust in the brush collection area. The dust contained in the air is filtered by filters fitted in
the upper part of the container.
11.2 Filter unit
The sweeper is provided with revolutionary new polyester needle felt filters which are self -cleaning and
particularly effective in eliminating dust, with filtering power up to 1 micron and special automatic filter
shaker for perfect cleaning without having to take the filter out.
11.3 Replacing the dust filter
For the proper functioning of the machine, the filters must be kept clean.
11.4 Central brush
The central brush is adjusted by means of the knop nr. 10 ( see. Pag. 6).
FOR BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE CENTRAL BRUSH, THE MARK LEFT ON THE GROUND BY THE
BRUSH DURING ROTATION WITH THE VEHICLE AT A STANDSTILL MUST BE NOT MORE THAN 4 -5
CM OF WIDTH.
11.5 Routine checks on the engine unit
For routine maintenance of the engine, for example cleaning the air filter or changing the engine oil, refer
to the engine instruction manual.
11.6 Maintenance table
TYPE OF OPERATION FREQUENCY
20 50 100 500 1000
1 - CLEAN DUST FILTER Every time the machine is used
2 - CHANGE DUST FILTER X
3 - CHECK HYDRAULIC FLUID LEVEL X
4 - CHANGE HYDRAULIC FLUID X
5 - CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL X
6 - CHANGE ENGINE OIL X
7 - CHECK RADIATOR COOLANT LEVEL X
8 - CHECK TYRE PRESSURE X
9 - CHECK WEAR ON RUBBER DUST SEALS X
10 - CHECK WEAR ON BRUSHES
X
11 - CHECK WEAR ON BRAKE LINERS
X
12 - REPLACE ENGINE AIR FILTER
X
13 - REPLACE DIESEL FILTER
X
14 - REPLACE ENGINE OIL FILTER
X
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL
V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. +39.0434.564167
-
Fax +39.0434.954069
www.tsmitaly.com – sales@tsmitaly.com
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5. move the lever back to open the flap ( 6 pag. 6 ) and discharge the rubbish.
After the discharging
1. Lower the container moving the lever forward ( 7 pag. 6)
2. Open the flap (6 pag. 8 ) BEFORE lowering the central brush ( while the central brush is working is
not possible operate the flap and the container)
3. Lower the central brush ( 5 pag. 6 ) - automatically the side brushes and the suction work.
11 MAINTENANCE
11.1 How the sweeper works
The central brush, together with one or two side brushes, conveys the rubbish towards the suction unit
which removes it from the ground and conveys it into the collection container. The suction fan ensures
that there is no dust in the brush collection area. The dust contained in the air is filtered by filters fitted in
the upper part of the container.
11.2 Filter unit
The sweeper is provided with revolutionary new polyester needle felt filters which are self -cleaning and
particularly effective in eliminating dust, with filtering power up to 1 micron and special automatic filter
shaker for perfect cleaning without having to take the filter out.
11.3 Replacing the dust filter
For the proper functioning of the machine, the filters must be kept clean.
11.4 Central brush
The central brush is adjusted by means of the knop nr. 10 ( see. Pag. 6).
FOR BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE CENTRAL BRUSH, THE MARK LEFT ON THE GROUND BY THE
BRUSH DURING ROTATION WITH THE VEHICLE AT A STANDSTILL MUST BE NOT MORE THAN 4 -5
CM OF WIDTH.
11.5 Routine checks on the engine unit
For routine maintenance of the engine, for example cleaning the air filter or changing the engine oil, refer
to the engine instruction manual.
11.6 Maintenance table
TYPE OF OPERATION FREQUENCY
20 50 100 500 1000
1 - CLEAN DUST FILTER Every time the machine is used
2 - CHANGE DUST FILTER X
3 - CHECK HYDRAULIC FLUID LEVEL X
4 - CHANGE HYDRAULIC FLUID X
5 - CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL X
6 - CHANGE ENGINE OIL X
7 - CHECK RADIATOR COOLANT LEVEL X
8 - CHECK TYRE PRESSURE X
9 - CHECK WEAR ON RUBBER DUST SEALS X
10 - CHECK WEAR ON BRUSHES
X
11 - CHECK WEAR ON BRAKE LINERS
X
12 - REPLACE ENGINE AIR FILTER
X
13 - REPLACE DIESEL FILTER
X
14 - REPLACE ENGINE OIL FILTER
X
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL
V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. +39.0434.564167
-
Fax +39.0434.954069
www.tsmitaly.com – sales@tsmitaly.com
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5. move the lever back to open the flap ( 6 pag. 6 ) and discharge the rubbish.
After the discharging
1. Lower the container moving the lever forward ( 7 pag. 6)
2. Open the flap (6 pag. 8 ) BEFORE lowering the central brush ( while the central brush is working is
not possible operate the flap and the container)
3. Lower the central brush ( 5 pag. 6 ) - automatically the side brushes and the suction work.
11 MAINTENANCE
11.1 How the sweeper works
The central brush, together with one or two side brushes, conveys the rubbish towards the suction unit
which removes it from the ground and conveys it into the collection container. The suction fan ensures
that there is no dust in the brush collection area. The dust contained in the air is filtered by filters fitted in
the upper part of the container.
11.2 Filter unit
The sweeper is provided with revolutionary new polyester needle felt filters which are self -cleaning and
particularly effective in eliminating dust, with filtering power up to 1 micron and special automatic filter
shaker for perfect cleaning without having to take the filter out.
11.3 Replacing the dust filter
For the proper functioning of the machine, the filters must be kept clean.
11.4 Central brush
The central brush is adjusted by means of the knop nr. 10 ( see. Pag. 6).
FOR BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE CENTRAL BRUSH, THE MARK LEFT ON THE GROUND BY THE
BRUSH DURING ROTATION WITH THE VEHICLE AT A STANDSTILL MUST BE NOT MORE THAN 4 -5
CM OF WIDTH.
11.5 Routine checks on the engine unit
For routine maintenance of the engine, for example cleaning the air filter or changing the engine oil, refer
to the engine instruction manual.
11.6 Maintenance table
TYPE OF OPERATION FREQUENCY
20 50 100 500 1000
1 - CLEAN DUST FILTER Every time the machine is used
2 - CHANGE DUST FILTER X
3 - CHECK HYDRAULIC FLUID LEVEL X
4 - CHANGE HYDRAULIC FLUID X
5 - CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL X
6 - CHANGE ENGINE OIL X
7 - CHECK RADIATOR COOLANT LEVEL X
8 - CHECK TYRE PRESSURE X
9 - CHECK WEAR ON RUBBER DUST SEALS X
10 - CHECK WEAR ON BRUSHES
X
11 - CHECK WEAR ON BRAKE LINERS
X
12 - REPLACE ENGINE AIR FILTER
X
13 - REPLACE DIESEL FILTER
X
14 - REPLACE ENGINE OIL FILTER
X