Alamo Schwarze SUPERVA C SUPER UPDRAFT, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Section 3 - Operations
revised 04/19
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4.6 Lights and Flashers Operation
1. Locate the labeled beacon switch on the cab console control panel.
2. Toggle the switch to ‘ON’.
3. Complete the sweeping operation.
4. On the cab console control panel, toggle the warning light and/or flasher switch to ‘OFF’.
4.7 Dust Suppression System Operation
The dust suppression system is controlled by a
control panel switch located on the cab console.
The switch is identified by the legend symbol
shown.
The control panel switch will operate the following
nozzle locations for the dust suppression system:
• Intake tube of the hopper
• Sweeping head (Gravity fed, in line ball valve
must be opened)
• A dual-body spray nozzle on each gutter broom
Depending upon where dust suppression is needed during a sweeping operation, the operator can close or
open the ball valves to the gutter broom and sweeping head.
3.6 Lights and Flashers Operation
3.7 Dust Suppression System Operation
3.8 Sweeping
To begin sweeping, turn ignition switch clockwise one position to power console. Turn on all warning lights, strobe lights and work lights that will
be used while sweeping. Turn on the switch that controls the desired dust suppression.
Locate the switch on the control console that operates the sweeping head’s hydraulic lift cylinders. This switch has three positions:
‘MOMENTARY ON/OFF/ MOMENTARY ON’. To lower the sweeping head, push the switch into the ‘UP’ position and hold it until the sweeping
head is lowered. Release the switch when the sweep head is down and before the hopper raises. If the hopper raises simply bump the switch
in the down position until the hopper lowers back onto its seal. This switch uses a spring-loaded momentary contact which will return to the
‘OFF’ position when released.
Next start auxiliary engine by turning the ignition switch clockwise. Move throttle lever to increase RPM to desired speed. Always use the
lowest possible RPM to accomplish a desired sweeping task.
Drive the sweeper in fi rst gear from 1 to 15 mph depending on maneuverability and the amount of debris to be picked up. Avoid sweeping over
large sticks, pieces of cardboard or wood. These could clog inside the intake tube or damage the intake hose.
When using the gutter broom, watch for wire, string or items that may become tangled in the broom or around the broom motor shaft. Such
objects should be picked up by hand and placed into the hopper through the side inspection doors. Beware of sweeping too closely to a curb-
line or catching the sweeping head’s runners in large holes. Catching a runner may twist, warp or otherwise damage the pickup head, which is
an expensive replacement item.
To raise the sweeping head, hold the switch in the ‘DOWN’ position. The sweeping head must be fully raised to provide maximum ground
clearance before traveling and the ignition switch should be in the off position. Always check to ensure that the sweeping head is completely
raised.