User manual NILFISK CA 240

[. . . ] To save space and to protect the machine during transit, it is supplied with its handle dismantled. Follow the simple assembly instructions to bring the machine into service. WARNING - The machine must be fully assembled in accordance with these instructions before connecting to the electricity supply. Before connecting the machine to the power supply, check that your supply voltage corresponds with that marked on the rating label on the body of the machine. [. . . ] To remove brushes, push the brush shaft out from the side of the machine using the fingers, and withdraw the shaft. IMPORTANT - The brushes are only loosley positioned in the machine for transit, therefore the brush shafts must be fitted before operating the machine. Push the shafts through the brushes from the side of the machine (Fig. The cut-out will operate to protect the motor from overheating by switching the machine off if there is excessive resistance to brush or drum rotation. Should the cut-out operate, switch off and unplug the machine. determine the cause of the obstruction and rectify. Allow the machine to cool for a few minutes before pressing the reset button. the machine should then restart and operate normally. IMPORTANT- Should the machine fail to operate contact the supplier from whom you purchased the machine. To START the machine, set control to Working mode (see following paragraph) and gently depress the foot pedal at the rear, enabling the handle to be pulled back thereby starting the machine and the brushes rotating. Pulling the handle back further lowers the machine and brings the brushes into contact with the floor. In the TOP position (Working mode) the machine is lowered by movement of the handle, bringing the brushes into contact with the floor in readiness for washing. In the BOTTOM position (Transport mode) the machine is raised lifting the brushes clear of the floor for easy movement (Fig. Push machine forward slowly whilst lifting the liquid discharge handle. This handle should not be kept raised all the time. The duration and frequency of lifting and releasing has to be varied to suit the type of floor, extent of dirt etc. Pull the machine backwards in the same track, but without discharging any liquid (Fig. In the case of large halls take a U-turn and move forward. If quick drying is desired, move over the same track without discharging liquid. Once you have reached the starting point, change the track and repeat steps 2, 3 & 4. When the dirty water tank is full, switch off the machine and lift and pull out tank. Empty and wash tank and clean the wiper blade before replacing the tank. [. . . ] Tilt the machine to raise the left side and engage the two hooks on the trolley axle under the botttom edge of the side plate (Fig. The vertical leg of the trolley must engage with the bottom handle of the machine, and the velcro strap wrapped around the bottom handle to keep it in place. The machine can then be manouvered easily whilst holding the top handle (Fig. GB The undersigned certify that the above mentioned model is produced in accordance with the following directives and standards. [. . . ]