User manual NILFISK IVB 7 WET-45 QUICK GUIDE

[. . . ] Equipment must be operated, serviced and maintained in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. If in doubt contact the supplier of your machine. Should the fuse require replacement it must only be replaced by a 6 amp fuse conforming to BS1362, and the fuse cover must be refitted. If the fuse cover is lost the plug must not be used until the correct replacement cover is fitted. [. . . ] Tighten all four fixing screws and cover the top screws with the plugs provided. Pass the free end of the liquid discharge cable through the rubber cable guides on the handle tube. Turn the cable hooks to point away from each other for supply cord storage. Tip -These may be turned inwards for the quick release of the cord. MINIMUM pressure at the bottom and MAXIMUM pressure at the top. This allows you to compensate for brush wear and to control the scrubbing effect. By lifting the white handle, the cleaning liquid is released onto the floor in front of the machine. Floor and throw the dirty water onto the rubberised drum. The front brush does most of the scrubbing and drying. A blade fitted to the dirty water tank wipes the drum and collects the dirty water. Brushes should be selected according to the type of floor surface to be cleaned, and the degree of dirt to be removed (see Brush selection guide). IMPORTANT - Dispose of unused and dirty liquid in accordance with the manufacturers directions. WARNING - Before undertaking cleaning operations switch off the machine and unplug from the electricity supply. The machine should be thoroughly cleaned as follows after each floor washing operation. Move the Transport / Working mode control to the BOTTOM (Transport) position to raise the brushes. Remove dirty water tank, wash thoroughly, clean wiper blade and refit. To prevent possible clogging of the liquid drip holes in the solution tank empty any unused solution from the tank. Disconnect the release cable and remove and wash tank. Wash the brushes thoroughly in clean water. Lay the machine on its side and wipe clean the rubberised drum and machine body with a damp cloth. Model Cleaning capacity ( Theoritcal ) Cleaning width Motor power Average running current at 230V 50 Hz Average running current at 110V 60 Hz Brush speed at 230V 50 Hz Brush speed at 110V 60 Hz Solution tank capacity Noise level (see note 1) Handle vibration (see note 2) Body height Handle height Width Length Weight m²/h cm W A A rpm rpm ltr dB(A) m/s² cm cm cm cm kg CA240 250 24 550 2, 5 7, 0 650 780 1, 2 68 < 2, 5 21 111 34, 0 37, 8 20 CA330 350 34 750 2, 7 7, 5 650 780 1, 7 69 < 2, 5 21 111 44, 0 37, 8 23, 5 After use always clean the machine as described. Never store the machine with brushes in contact with the floor, as this causes distortion of the bristles. [. . . ] Remove the shaft from the front brush by pushing out with the fingers. Take the plastic brush guard and screw it into the side plate and tighten. Slide side brush shaft through guard and front brush (Fig. Warning - Empty all liquid from the machine before using the trolley. [. . . ]