TECHNICAL DATA
S34
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2.2
DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES OF THE MAIN PARTS
2.2.1 DESCRIPTION
The sweeper – S34 - has been designed to clean flat and hard surfaces by means of a sweeping system and
suction of the dust into a suitable tank.
The traction system is based on oleodynamic engines fed by a pump which is driven by an endothermic
petrol or GPL engine.
The oleodynamic pump also feeds the engine of the central brush, the engine of the side brushes, the
oleodynamic actuators for the lifting and sink of the waste tank. The vacuum and the filter shaker engines
are fed by a battery supplied with the machine.
The sweeper is equipped with a side rotating brush (the left side brush is optional) which has to bring dust
into the central part of the machine. The main brush brings dust into the waste tank thanks to a suction
system. The machine must be used on dry or damp surfaces and can be equipped with a water system
which has to pull dust down.
Thanks to the dashboard the operator can control all the machine functions and a series of LEDs shows to
the operator the battery status or the errors detected by the electronic card.
The operator can control all the main functions of the machine and in particular:
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start both the central and the side brushes;
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start the dust pull down device (optional);
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lift up or sink down of the waste dust;
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open or close the flap set up in the front side of the machine;
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start the vacuum engine;
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start the filter shaker.
2.2.2 MAIN PARTS OF THE MACHINE
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Zinc-plated steel or stainless steel frame;
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Lombardini diesel or GPL engine;
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RH rotating brush;
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LH rotating brush (optional);
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vacuum system to pick dust up;
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one
drive
wheel;
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two idle wheels;
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steering wheel assy;
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operator’s
seat;
Important: before switching the machine off the operator must
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sink the waste tank down;
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lift the brushes up to avoid damages to the brushes bristles and decrease
their effectiveness.
