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SAFETY 

General Information 

Thank  you  for  your  purchase  of  the 
Trelawny TFS230 Floor stripper.  
 
Before  operating  the  TFS230  this 
manual must be read and understood 
by  the  operator,  if  in  any  doubt  ask 
your  supervisor  before  using  this 
equipment.  Failure  to  follow  these 
instructions could result in damage to 
the TFS230 and/or personal injury. 
 
Trelawny  SPT  Ltd  disclaims  all 
responsibility  for  damage  to  persons 
or  objects  arising  as  a  consequence 
of  incorrect  handling  of  the  tool, 
failure  to  inspect  the  tool  prior  to 
starting  work  for  damage  or  other 
faults  that  may  influence  the 
operation or safe working of the tool, 
or  failure  to  follow  the  safety 
regulations listed  or applicable to the 
job site. 
 
The machine is primarily designed for 
the  removal  of  bonded  carpet,  vinyl, 
linoleum,  cork  and  other  floor 
covering.  It  can  be  used  for  removal 
of  compacted soil from fork lift truck 
areas or solidified printing ink etc. 
 
Operators should be familiar with the 
data  given  in  the  specification 
section. 
 
Please  keep  these  instructions  in  a 
safe and accessible place. 
 
 
 

Safety Precautions 

Do  wear  Personal  Protective 
Equipment  including  safety  goggles, 
footwear, ear  defenders and gloves. 
In  some  environments  it  will  be 
necessary  to  wear  facemasks  or 
breathing apparatus. 
Do  ensure  that  this  tool  is  lubricated 
daily. 
Do be aware that this tool can create 
dust and flying debris. 
Do  be  aware  of  others  working 
around you. 
Do  keep  hands  and  clothing  away 
from moving parts. 
Do store this tool in a secure and dry  
environment. 
 
 

Always  observe  safe  working 
practices and local safety regulations 
at all times. 
 
Do  not  allow  the  tool  to  run 
unattended. 
Do not modify this tool in any way, as 
this  will  invalidate  the  warranty  and 
could lead to serious injury. 
Do  not  use  this  tool  in  potentially 
explosive environments. 
Do not use petrol (gasoline), thinners 
or  any  other  high  flash  point  solvent 
to clean the tool. 
 
 
Ensure  that  the  work  place  is  well 
ventilated.  Avoid  using  a  fuel 
powered  generator  in  an  enclosed 
area, since engine exhaust gases are 
poisonous. 

 
 
Safety

 

WEAR  SAFETY  BOOTS,  FACE 
MASK, 

SHATTERPROOF 

GLASSES,  HELMET,  GLOVES  and 
any 

other 

personal 

protective 

equipment  required  for  the  working 
conditions. Avoid loose clothing; this 
may  become  trapped  in  moving 
parts and cause serious injury. 
 
ENSURE THAT THE WORK PLACE 
IS WELL VENTILATED.  
 
BEWARE  OF  MOVING  BLADE, 
serious  injury  could  occur  if  the 
stripper blade is brought into contact 
with body parts during operation. 
 

DO NOT OPERATE ELECTRIC 
VERSIONS IN WET CONDITIONS. 
 

CAUTION  THIS  MACHINE  IS 
HEAVY. It weighs 45kg / 99lbs. 
 
Do not lift this machine manually. 
 
 
 

Risk of Hand-arm 
Vibration injury 

These  tools  may  cause  Hand-arm 
Vibration Syndrome injury if their use 
is not adequately managed. 
 
We  advise  you  to  carry  out  a  risk 
assessment  and  to  implement 
measures such as; limiting exposure 
time [i.e. actual trigger time, not total 
time  at  work],  job  rotation,  ensuring 
the tools are used correctly, ensuring 
the tools are maintained according to 
our  recommendations,  and  ensuring 
that  the  operators  wear  personal 
p r o t ec t i v e   e q u i pm e nt   [ P P E ] 
particularly  gloves  and  clothing  to 
keep them warm and dry. 
 
Employers  should  consider  setting 
up  a  programme  of  health 
s ur ve il lanc e  to   es ta bl is h  a 
benchmark for each operator and to 
detect  early  symptoms  of  vibration 
injury. 
 
We  are  not  aware  of  any  PPE  that 
provides  protection  against  vibration 
injury  by  attenuating  vibration 
emissions. 

 
 
See  ‘Specifications’  section  for 
vibration emission data. 
 

 
Further  advice  is  available  from  our 
Technical Department.  
 
We  strongly  advise  you  to  visit  the 
Health  &  Safety  Executive  website 
http://www.hse.gov.uk/vibration  This 
site  provides  excellent  advice  and 
information  on  HAV  and  currently, 
includes  a  Hand-arm  Vibration 
Exposure  Calculator  that  is  easy  to 
use  to  work  out  the  daily  vibration 
exposure for each of your operators. 

Содержание TFS230

Страница 1: ...OPERATION MAINTENANCE TFS230 FLOOR STRIPPER ...

Страница 2: ...etrol gasoline thinners or any other high flash point solvent to clean the tool Ensure that the work place is well ventilated Avoid using a fuel powered generator in an enclosed area since engine exhaust gases are poisonous Safety WEAR SAFETY BOOTS FACE MASK SHATTERPROOF GLASSES HELMET GLOVES and any other personal protective equipment required for the working conditions Avoid loose clothing this ...

Страница 3: ... are three main parts 1 Main body 2 Lower handle 3 Upper handle STEP1 Fit lower handle to main body with 4 bolts and washers STEP2 Pull the knob on LOWER HANDLE and slide UPPER HANDLE into lower handle tube Secure by turning knob ...

Страница 4: ...ulling it out slightly and sliding the upper handle to the desired height Secure it after you set the handle height STEP 1 Loosen the knob and pull STEP 2 Set the handle height to a desired height STEP 3 Secure the knob after setting height LOWEST POSITION HIGHEST POSITION ...

Страница 5: ...BLADE ANGLE ADJUSTMENT Step 2 When you reach the required angle remove foot from the pedal and the adjustment mechanism engage Step 1 Place foot on the rear pedal and then push the handle forward ...

Страница 6: ...te the slide mechanism on a daily basis See diagram below If the cap is fully tightened refill with grease Turn anti clockwise and remove and replenish See diagram below Lightly oil the adjustment mechanism regularly to ensure smooth operation See diagram below ...

Страница 7: ...E BLADE REPLACEMENT Loosen the three Allen screws on top of the blade holder which clamp the blade in position remove blade holder and replace the blade Replace the holder replace and tighten the retaining screws ...

Страница 8: ...EXPLODED VIEW ...

Страница 9: ... 1 Rubber handle set 323 2000 6 323 9167 110v Motor 220v Motor 323 9146 7 Bottom cover 323 9102 8 Front wheel 2 x pcs set 323 9120 9 Pedal 323 9201 10 Rear wheel 2 x pcs set 323 9121 11 Spring 2 x pcs set 323 9118 12 Rear wheel support 323 9110 13 Main chassis assembly 323 2021 14 Front handle set 323 9105 15 Eccentric bearing housing set 323 9116 16 8mm Hex Allen key 805 0801 16 1 4mm Hex Allen k...

Страница 10: ...Brown 5 SUPPLY NEUTRAL Blue 3 MOTOR NEUTRAL Blue 2 MOTOR LIVE Brown 230v Motors Take particular care when using 230v Machines ensure that the electrical supply is earthed and that breakers and fuses are correct for the loading The 230v motor requires the minimum of a 13amp 220v power supply ...

Страница 11: ...t being made to them then please do not hesitate to contact us Your comments are both important and appreciated All rights reserved Any unauthorised use or copying of the contents or part thereof is prohibited This applies to trademarks model denominations part numbers and drawings Use only genuine Trelawny spares The use of non Trelawny spare parts invalidates the warranty Length x Width x Height...

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