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Kehrsaugmaschine
KS 51|VM 45 M – KS 71|VM 60 M
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b) With the aid of a slanting board (not longer than 80 cm not to damage the dust flaps) placed against the narrowest side of the
bench, slide the machine down until the floor.
IMPORTANT: C heck that the machine has not been damaged. In the case of apparent faults, do not attempt to use the machine and
inform the supplier or the manufacturer.
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IT IS DUTY OF THE USER TO ENSURE THAT THE WASTE PACKAGING IS DISPOSED OF AND DESTROYED ACCORDING TO
THE SPECIFIC REGULATIONS.
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ASSEMBLING THE SIDE BRUSH:
1) Take the side brush Detail 2 Fig. 2 out of the waste container Detail A Fig. 1
2) Unscrew and remove the three bolts Detail 1 Fig. 1 ; assemble the brush so that the three pins fit into the holes Detail 3 Fig. 2
3) Replace the three bolts Detail 1 and screw on tightly to block the brush.
4) Once assembled, the side brush makes contact with Detail 2 Fig. 2 blocking the pulley where to place the elastic belt Detail 5 Fig. 1
5) Pull the belt Detail 5 forwards and fit it into the plastic pulley Detail 4 .
6) Unscrew the screws Detail 6 : the purpose of these screws is to keep the belt taut while assembling the brush. Once the brush has
been assembled these screws are no more needed.
7) Secure the cover Detail 1 Fig. 3 using the three screws Detail 2 Fig. 3 .
CHAPTER 4 - ACCEPTABLE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
MINIMUM WORKING TEMPERATURE - 28° C (- 18,4° F)
MAXIMUM WORKING TEMPERATURE + 38° C (+ 100 ° F)
IMPORTANT: Do not use or leave parked with temperatures above +45° C (+113° F).
CHAPTER 5 – INTENDED AND FORBIDDEN USE
PERMITTED USES:
The KS 51/71 sweeping machines are designed for cleaning ground surfaces under the following conditions: types of material to be swept up
from ground: machining residues, dust, grit, dirt in general; types and features of working surfaces (ground): hard, flat and compact surfaces
such as: asphalt, concrete, wood surfaces, metallic surfaces, ceramics, marble, smooth or rusticated plastic materials fibre or synthetic (to
avoid electrostatic charges on these surfaces, natural fibre brushes are essential) cut moquette; type of environment: closed environments
(electric versions), open environments (endothermic versions).
FORBIDDEN USES:
KS 51/71 sweeping machines must not be used under the following conditions:
For gathering up oils, toxic dust or materials and chemical in general (specific authorisation must be requested from the
manufacturer or supplier if the machine is to used in chemical plants or in environments where toxic waste is to be removed from the
floors).
The machine must not be used for collecting filiform materials (for example, waste threads from textile production, or long chips
from mechanical machining) since material in this form would be incompatible with the mechanical rotary action of the central
brush.
The petrol version of the machine (with an internal combustion engine) must not be used in enclosed environments since the
exhaust fumes from the motor contain carbon monoxide, a lethal odourless gas.
Sweeping up lighted cigarette butts or any other object which could cause the combustion of the deposits in the container or filter
cartridges.
The machine must not be used for clearing snow, for washing any type of surface or for use on particularly wet or damp surfaces.
The machine must not be used on surfaces with a gradient of more than 2 % .
The machine must not be used on surfaces which are particularly loose, broken up or gravely.
The machine must not be used in the presence of explosive or inflammable materials (in these circumstances machines bearing FLP
certificates must be used).
The machine must not be used on public highways as it is not equipped for highway homologation.
The machine must not be used in badly lit environments unless fitted with their own lighting unit.