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Spazzatrice 105 B ENGLISH 

 

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through  30°  to  ensure  the  clean  part  of  the  filter  is  always  turned  towards  the  bin  (for  optimum 
suction power). 

It  is  also  good  practice  to  clean  the  filter  after  one  hour  of  work  or  at the  start  of  each  cleaning 
session. 

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Given  the  particular  design  of  the  machine,  the  filter  can  be  cleaned  while  sweeping  is  in 
progress.  Bear  in  mind,  however,  that  the  air  flow  is  reduced  during  filter  cleaning  for  more 
efficient shaking. You should therefore reduce working speed or stop altogether if the dust is 
very fine.  

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When the button in the row at the bottom left of the control panel (identified by the filter shaker 
symbol) is pressed, the fan motor slows down and the filter is rotated. The dust deposited on 
the polyester filter is removed by the plastic blades.  

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Hold the button down for two or three 15 second cycles to shake the filter adequately. 

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Experience will help you optimise down time for filter cleaning which need be performed only 
when you notice that air filtering has become less efficient. 

 

i. 

 SIDE  BRUSHES:

  To  brush  up  to  edges,  in  corners  or  around  bends,  lower  the  side 

brush(es)  using the  lever(s)  at the  side  of the  control  panel  in front  of the  operator.   While  the 
brush is being lowered, a switch activates rotation. The control is identified on the panel by the 
side brush symbol. To deactivate the side brushes, raise the control levers described above to 
brush against walls.  

 

IMPORTANT: you are recommended to use the side brush(es) for the above operations only in 
order to avoid lifting dust. 

 

IMPORTANT:  the  side  brushes  rotate  only  when  the  centre  brush  is  in  use.    To  prevent  the 
brush bristles from being bent, always remember to activate the centre brush first, then the side 
brushes. 
 

 

j. 

BIN 105/125 B:

 to empty the bin, make sure that   

all  functions  are  spent,  there  is  enough  room  to  remove  the  bin  and  there  are  no  obstacles  to 
prevent it being extracted. 
After verifying the above, release the centre lever (the locking lever) and slide the bin out on the 
wheels attached to the chassis. 
After emptying, perform the same procedure in reverse to re-attach it. 

 
IMPORTANT: Empty the bin at the back of the machine after the first half hour of work. The period 
recommended for emptying the bin the first time is based on a cautious estimate. Depending on 
the  type  of  material  and  above  all  on  the  experience  of  the  operator,  emptying  times  can  be 
optimised to avoid emptying a half full bin. 
 
IMPORTANT:  to  avoid  damage  to  the  bin  during  operation,  when  attached  to  the  machine  it  is 
raised off the ground. When released, it may drop suddenly. Take care to keep the legs and feet 
clear.  
 

k. 

BIN 130 B:

 to empty the bin, make sure that:  

all functions are off 
there is enough room to remove the bin and there are no obstacles to prevent it being extracted. 
there are no people near the machine who could be injured by material dropping and/or bouncing.  
The surface near the emptying area is flat to avoid tipping. 

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Страница 1: ...OW 125 SWEEPER OPERATOR MANUAL Clemas Co Unit 16 Ashchurch Business Centre Alexandra Way Tewkesbury Gloucestershire GL20 8NB Tel 01684 850777 Fax 01684 850707 Email info clemas co uk Web www clemas co...

Страница 2: ...ded f Always park the machine with the parking brake on g When using the machine the operator should take the utmost care to avoid damage to third parties for which he would be held entirely responsib...

Страница 3: ...PRECAUTIONS battery gas is highly explosive Avoid sparks and open flames near the batteries not relevant to gel batteries d When topping up with distilled water make sure the level of liquid is the sa...

Страница 4: ...st during cleaning would be useless and jeopardise operation of the filter f CENTRE BRUSH 105 125 B to lower the centre brush and start rotation push the switch with cylindrical brush symbol on the ex...

Страница 5: ...raise the control levers described above to brush against walls IMPORTANT you are recommended to use the side brush es for the above operations only in order to avoid lifting dust IMPORTANT the side...

Страница 6: ...make sure the locking lever has tripped return to the driving position turn the machine on and move a couple of metres away from the emptying area Then lower the bin and repeat the procedure in rever...

Страница 7: ...t back to the standby position To use the parking brake press the pedal and at the same time lower the top lever to stop the pedal from springing back To release just press the lever or the pedal IMPO...

Страница 8: ...area is well ventilated 5 TROUBLESHOOTING a No function can be activated no LED or indicator on the control panel comes on check Whether the battery is flat red light on the control panel Charge the b...

Страница 9: ...s correctly attached the motor as described in point 5 f g Dirt is not collected check that the centre brush is lowered that the bin is not full Empty if necessary the position and condition of the ru...

Страница 10: ...very fine dust The cleaning schedule depends on the type of work performed This maintenance is fundamental for correct operation of the impeller and to ensure a long working life without irritating v...

Страница 11: ...e side brush motor carbon brushes X Electric motors check the drive motor carbon brushes X Batteries check the level of acid in the batteries not required for gel batteries X Batteries check the batte...

Страница 12: ...ter Check cabling E03 FORW BACK Simultaneous drive requests by operator Drive microswitches blocked Cabling error Turn the machine off then on again without touching the accelerator pedal or any other...

Страница 13: ...rror in the suction motor circuit Vacuum motor blocked Impeller blocked Identify and eliminate the problem before replacing the chopper Replace chopper E15 I BRUSH HI I BRUSH LOW Error in the brush mo...

Страница 14: ...motor 24 V 40 W Filter shaker motor 24 V 35 W Centre brush actuator 24 V 35 W Lamps 12 V 15 W Description 105 125 130 Sound Pressure XXXX LpA dB XXXX LpA dB 75 0 LpA dB Sound Power 86 0 LwA dB 79 0 L...

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