comoc CS700 User manual

USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
CS700 H
CS800 H
ED. 11-2012 EN
ORIGINAL
INSTRUCTIONS
Doc. 10031936
AC Version

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Symbols used in the manual
Open book symbol with an "i"
Indicates the need to consult the instruction manual
Open book symbol
Usedtotelltheoperatortoreadthemanualbeforeusingthemachine
Warning symbol
Carefully read the sections marked with this symbol and observe
the indications, for the safety of the operator and the machine
Warning symbol
Indicatesdangerofgasexhalationand leakageof corrosive liquids
Warning symbol
Indicates the danger of fire.
Do not go near with free flames
Warning symbol
Indicates that the packed product should be handled with
suitable lifting means that comply with the legal requirements
Disposal symbol
Carefully read the sections marked with this symbol, for machine
disposal

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CONTENTS
ON CONSIGNMENT OF THE MACHINE............................................................................................................................................................5
INTRODUCTORY COMMENT............................................................................................................................................................................5
IDENTIFICATION DATA.....................................................................................................................................................................................5
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION...............................................................................................................................................................................5
INTENDED USE..................................................................................................................................................................................................5
SERIAL NUMBER PLATE..................................................................................................................................................................................5
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION...............................................................................................................................................................................5
SYMBOLS USED ON THE MACHINE................................................................................................................................................................6
GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS.................................................................................................................................................................8
MACHINE PREPARATION.................................................................................................................................................................................9
1. HANDLING OF THE PACKED MACHINE........................................................................................................................................................................... 9
2. HOW TO UNPACK THE MACHINE..................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
3. HOW TO MOVE THE MACHINE....................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4. INSTRUMENT PANEL COMPONENTS............................................................................................................................................................................ 10
5. STEERING COLUMN COMPONENTS.............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
6. FOOTBOARD FRONT-RIGHT COMPONENTS................................................................................................................................................................ 10
7. FOOTBOARD FRONT-LEFT COMPONENTS .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
8. FOOTBOARD REAR COMPONENTS............................................................................................................................................................................... 11
9. SIDE COMPONENTS OF THE MACHINE ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11
10. REAR COMPONENTS OF THE MACHINE..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
11. FRONT MACHINE COMPONENTS................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
12. TYPE OF STARTER BATTERY....................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
13. MAINTENANCE AND DISPOSAL OF THE STARTER BATTERY.................................................................................................................................. 12
14. WORKING FORWARD SPEED....................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
15. REVERSE FUNCTION..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
16. CHECKING THE COMBUSTION ENGINE...................................................................................................................................................................... 12
17. CHECKING THE LEVEL IN THE HYDRAULIC OIL TANK.............................................................................................................................................. 12
18. SIDE BRUSH ASSEMBLY............................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
19. SERVICE BRAKE AND PARKING BRAKE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 13
20. BLINKING LIGHT (OPTIONAL)........................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
21. FILLING THE FUEL TANK............................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
WORK ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................15
22. PREPARING TO WORK.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
23. EMPTYING THE DEBRIS HOPPER (MANUAL MOVEMENT) ....................................................................................................................................... 17
24. EMPTYING THE DEBRIS HOPPER (MANUAL MOVEMENT) ....................................................................................................................................... 18
AT THE END OF THE WORK...........................................................................................................................................................................20
25. ATTHEENDOFTHEWORK(VERSIONSWITHMANUALEMPTYINGOFTHEDEBRISHOPPER)................................................................................ 20
26. ATTHE ENDOFTHEWORK(VERSIONS WITHAUTOMATICEMPTYINGOF THEDEBRISHOPPER).............................................................................. 21
DAILY MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................................................................................23
27. CLEANING THE CENTRAL BRUSH ............................................................................................................................................................................... 23
28. CLEANING THE SIDE BRUSH........................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................................................................................25
29. CLEANING THE PANEL FILTER (FP VERSIONS)......................................................................................................................................................... 25
30. CLEANING THE FABRIC FILTER (FS VERSIONS)........................................................................................................................................................ 26
31. CLEANING THE DEBRIS HOPPER (VERSIONS WITH MANUAL EMPTYING OF THE DEBRIS HOPPER)............................................................... 27
32. CLEANING THE DEBRIS HOPPER (VERSIONS WITH AUTOMATIC EMPTYING OF THE DEBRIS HOPPER)......................................................... 27
33. SIDE BRUSH ADJUSTMENT.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
34. CHECKING THE MOTOR OIL LEVEL............................................................................................................................................................................. 29
35. MAINTAINING THE HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL................................................................................................................................................................. 30
EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................................................................31
36. CENTRAL BRUSH REPLACEMENT............................................................................................................................................................................... 31
37. SIDE BRUSH REPLACEMENT........................................................................................................................................................................................ 32
TROUBLESHOOTING......................................................................................................................................................................................33
38. THE MACHINE DOES NOT START................................................................................................................................................................................ 33

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39. THE COMBUSTION ENGINE DOES NOT START ......................................................................................................................................................... 33
40. THE MACHINE DOES NOT CLEAN WELL..................................................................................................................................................................... 33
41. THE MACHINE LIFTS DUST DURING OPERATION...................................................................................................................................................... 33
42. EXCESSIVE OR ALTERED NOISE OF THE CENTRAL BRUSH................................................................................................................................... 33
43. EXCESSIVE OR ALTERED NOISE OF THE SIDE BRUSH ........................................................................................................................................... 33
44. MOVING THE MACHINE WHEN THE MOTOR IS SWITCHED OFF ............................................................................................................................. 33
DISPOSAL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................35
CHOOSING AND USING THE BRUSHES.......................................................................................................................................................36
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY............................................................................................................................................................37
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY............................................................................................................................................................38

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On consignment of the machine
When the machine is consigned to the customer, an immediate check
must be performed to ensure all the material mentioned in the shipping
documents has been received, and also to check the machine has not
suffered damage during transportation. If this is the case, the carrier
must ascertain the extent of the damage at once, informing our
customer service office. It is only by prompt action of this type that the
missing material can be obtained, and compensation for damage
successfully claimed.
Introductory comment
Even the best machines will only work well if used correctly and kept in
good working order. We therefore suggest you read this instruction
booklet carefully and read it again whenever difficulties arise while using
the machine. If necessary, remember that our assistance service
(organised in collaboration with our dealers) is always available for
advice or direct intervention.
Identification data
For technical assistance or to request replacement parts, always give
the model, the version and serial number written on the serial number
plate.
Technical description
CS700 and CS800 are ride-on sweeping machines, powered electrically
(with traction batteries) or with an internal combustion (endothermic)
engine, for the cleaning of both internal and external surfaces with tiled,
concrete or asphalt floors.
The machine must operate on dry surfaces, and if necessary can also
work on wet surfaces making sure the vacuum action is not active. The
machine features a central brush for the collection of brushed up
material, a side brush for cleaning edges and corners, a vacuum system
with filter to avoid raising dust, and a debris hopper that can be manually
removed by means of a mechanical leverage.
Intended use
The sweeping machine is designed to clean both inside and outside
surfaces with tiled, concrete and asphalt floors, for professional use in
industrial, commercial and public places. The machine is only suitable
for use in closed (or at least covered) places. The machine is not
suitable for use in the rain, or under water jets. It is FORBIDDEN to use
the machine for picking up dangerous dusts or inflammable liquids within
places with a potentially explosive atmosphere. In addition, it is not
suitable as a means of transport for people or objects.
Serial number plate
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION UM CS700 H CS800 H
Working width without side brush mm 700 800
Working width with right side brush mm 846 946
Working width with left and right side brush mm 1050 1116
Working capacity, up to m2/h 6300 6700
Central brush ∅mm 280 280
Side brush ∅mm 400 400
Central brush rpm rpm 425 425
Side brush rpm rpm 65 65
Endothermic engine HP 5.5 5.5
Brush motor V/W hydraulic hydraulic
Traction motor V/W hydraulic hydraulic
Traction wheel ∅mm 250 250
Rear wheels ∅mm 300 300
Forward speed km/h 6.3 6.3
Maximum gradient % 10 10
Vacuum motor V/W - -
Filter shaker motor V/W 12/80 12/80
Filtering surface (cloth filter) m24 5
Filtering surface (paper filter) m25 6
Debris hopper volume l 60 70
Steering diameter mm 2400 2500
Machine length mm 1600 1600
Machine height mm 1310 1310
Machine height with overhead guard mm 1925 1925
Machine width mm 940 1078
Starter battery compartment (l x L x h) mm 230x128x188 230x128x188
Rated battery voltage V 12 12
Battery weight (Max) kg 6 6
Machine weight in running order (machine + batteries + operator) kg 375 460
Noise level (in compliance with IEC 704/1) dB (A) - -
Hand vibration level m/s2- -
Body vibration level m/s2- -

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SYMBOLS USED ON THE MACHINE
Main switch symbol (key switch)
Used on the instrument panel, to indicate the key switch for machine operation on (I) or off (O)
Symbol denoting endothermic engine air
Used on the instrument panel, to indicate the knob that controls the activation of the lever for the air of the endothermic engine
Debris hopper tipping symbol
Is used on the instrument panel to indicate the yellow three-position momentary switch, which controls the rotation of the
debris hopper
Debris hopper tipping symbol
Is used on the instrument panel to indicate the yellow three-way momentary switch, which controls the rotation-movement of
the debris hopper
Debris hopper lifting symbol
Is used on the instrument panel to indicate the yellow three-way momentary switch, which controls the movement of the debris
hopper
Filter shaker symbol
Used on the instrument panel, to indicate the knob that controls the activation of the filter shaker in the panel filter unit
Symbol denoting horn
Used to indicate the horn button
Parking brake symbol
Indicates the machines brake lever
Symbol denoting treading ban
Used to indicate the area of the machine on which it is forbidden to tread or stand

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SYMBOLS USED ON THE MACHINE
Central/side brush(es) motion symbol (idle position)
Used to indicate the movement linkage of the central/side brush(es)
Central/side brush(es) motion symbol (working position)
Used to indicate the movement linkage of the central/side brush(es)
Symbol for work speed adjustment
Used on the steering column, to indicate the manual accelerator
Indicates the risk of crushed hands
Indicates the risk of burns due to the hot surface
Indicates the maximum gradient

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GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS
The regulations below must be carefully followed in order to avoid harm to the operator and damage to the machine.
WARNING:
•Read the labels on the machine carefully. Do not cover them for any reason and replace them immediately if they become damaged.
•The machine must be used exclusively by authorised and trained personnel.
•The machine is designed for dry use only.
•Do not use the machine on surfaces with an inclination greater than the one shown on the plate.
•The machine is not suitable for cleaning rough or uneven floors. Do not use the machine on slopes.
•In the event of danger, quickly intervene on the handle located on the battery connector.
•For all maintenance interventions, switch off the machine and disconnect the battery connector and/or the power supply cable.
•Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the device.
•During the working of the machine, pay attention to other people and especially to children.
•Only use the brushes supplied with the machine, or those specified in the "CHOOSING AND USING THE BRUSHES" paragraph of the instruction
manual. The use of other brushes could compromise safety levels.
WARNING:
•The machine is not suitable for use by children and persons with reduced physical, mental and sensory capabilities, or people who lack experience and
knowledge.
•The machine must not be used or stored outdoors, in damp conditions or directly exposed to rain.
•The storage temperature must be between -25°C and +55°C; do not store outdoors in damp conditions.
•Conditions of use: room temperature between 0°C and 40°C with relative humidity between 30 and 95%.
•The socket for the battery charger cable must have a prescribed earth connection.
•Adapt the speed to the adhesion conditions.
•Do not use the machine as a means of transport.
•The machine does not cause harmful vibrations.
•Do not use the machine in an explosive atmosphere.
•Do not use the device to collect dangerous powders.
•The machine is not suitable for cleaning carpets.
•Do not place any liquid containers on the machine.
•Avoid working with the brushes when the machine is standing still, so as not to damage the floor.
•In the event of a fire, use a powder extinguisher. Do not use water.
•Do not knock against shelving or scaffolding, where there is a danger of falling objects. The operator must always be equipped with the appropriate
safety devices (gloves, shoes, helmet, goggles, etc.).
•If the machine does not work properly, check this is not caused by failure to carry out routine maintenance. Otherwise, ask for intervention of the
authorised technical assistance centre.
•If you need to replace any components, request the ORIGINAL spare parts from an Authorised dealer and/or Retailer.
•Restore all electrical connections after any maintenance interventions.
•Before using the machine, check that all the hatches and covers are positioned as shown in this Use and Maintenance Manual.
•Do not remove any protection devices which require the use of tools in order to be removed.
•Do not wash the machine with direct water jets or with pressurised water, nor with corrosive substances.
•Have the machine checked by an authorised technical assistance centre every year.
•When disposing of consumable materials, observe the laws and regulations in force.
•When your machine has reached the end of its long working life, dispose of the materials it contains (especially oils, batteries and electronic
components) in an appropriate manner, taking into account that the machine itself was constructed using 100% recyclable materials.
•The batteries must be removed from the machine before its disposal. The batteries must be disposed of in a safe manner, fully observing the laws and
regulations in force.
•Keep children and animals away from the powered motor, as itheats up and may cause burns and injuries (both directly andvia the machines which it moves).
•Learn how to switch the motor off quickly, and how to use all the controls. Never entrust the motor to people who haven't had the appropriate training.
•While the motor is switched on, do not place any inflammable objects (gasoline, matches, etc.) near it.
•Top up the fuel in a well-ventilated area, with the motor switched off; gasoline is highly inflammable and may explode.
•Do not completely fill the fuel tank. Check the cap is firmly closed.
•If any fuel is spilt, clean the area thoroughly and allow the vapours to disperse before switching on the motor.
•Do not smoke or take any unprotected flames in the area where the motor is filled with fuel, or where the gasoline is stored.
•The exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide - an odourless, colourless, but highly poisonous gas. Avoid inhalation. Do not switch the motor on in a
closed garage or in a room without windows.

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MACHINE PREPARATION
1. HANDLING OF THE PACKED MACHINE
The machine is contained in specific packaging with a pallet for the handling with fork trucks. The
packages cannot be placed on top of each other.
The total weight of the machine with its packaging is 385kg (for CS700 H versions)
The total weight of the machine with its packaging is 470kg (for CS800 H versions)
The dimensions of the packaging is as follows:
CS700 B – CS800 H
A: 1620mm
B: 1280mm
C: 2040mm
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CB
2. HOW TO UNPACK THE MACHINE
1. Remove the outer package
2. The machine is fixed to the pallet with wedges which block the wheels
3. Remove the wedges (1)
4. Release the handbrake (2) by turning the lever to the right
5. Check the main machine switch (3) is in the “OFF” position (if this is not the case, turn it by a quarter
rotation to the left)
6. To access the motor compartment, grip the rear part of the seat casing (3)
7. Rotate and raise the seat casing until the safety lock is engaged
8. Rotate the lever (5) on the by-pass valve until it is vertical; this will put the hydraulic system on standby.
9. Lower the seat casing as far as the working position
10.Use a chute to get the machine down from the pallet, pushing it backwards.
11.Keep the pallet for any future transport needs.
12.To access the motor compartment, grip the rear part of the seat casing (3)
13.Rotate and raise the seat casing until the safety lock is engaged
14.Rotate the lever (5) on the by-pass valve until it is horizontal; this will put the hydraulic system in the
working condition.
15.Lower the seat casing as far as the working position.
WARNING: if the product is delivered in cardboard containers, handle the packed
productwithsuitable liftingmeans that complywiththe legalrequirements
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3. HOW TO MOVE THE MACHINE
1. Make sure the hopper is empty, otherwise empty it completely
2. Check the central brush is lifted up off the ground
3. Check the side brush(es) is/are lifted up off the ground
4. Place it on a pallet, using a chute
5. Check that the key switch is on OFF and remove the key
6. Engage the parking brake
7. Secure the machine to the pallet using wooden wedges
4. INSTRUMENT PANEL COMPONENTS
The instrument panel components are identified as follows:
1. Battery level / hour meter display
2. Battery level hour meter display control button
3. Main key switch
4. Red warning light indicating that the parking brake is on
5. Cable of lever control for endothermic engine air
6. Cable of filter shaker control
7. Three-way selector debris hopper lift-descent control:
•front position debris hopper in lifting phase
•intermediate position debris hopper movement not active
•rear position debris hopper in descent phase
8. Three-way selector debris hopper rotation control:
•front position debris hopper tilting, for emptying
•intermediate position debris hopper rotation not active
•rear position debris hopper returns to working position
5. STEERING COLUMN COMPONENTS
The steering column components are identified as follows:
9. Lever for raising the side brush (1SL version) or brushes (2SL version)
10. Central brush lifting lever
11. Horn button
12. Lever for manual speed adjustment
6. FOOTBOARD FRONT-RIGHT COMPONENTS
The components at the front right of the footboard are identified as follows:
13. Accelerator pedal, forward – reverse
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7. FOOTBOARD FRONT-LEFT COMPONENTS
The components at the front right of the footboard are identified as follows:
14. Service brake pedal
15. Parking brake lever
8. FOOTBOARD REAR COMPONENTS
The components at the rear of the footboard are identified as follows:
16. Front flap lifting pedal
9. SIDE COMPONENTS OF THE MACHINE
The side components of the machine are identified as follows:
17. Blinking light (optional)
18. Rear casing lifting handle
19. Storage compartment casing
10. REAR COMPONENTS OF THE MACHINE
The rear components of the machine are identified as follows:
20. Rear casing retainer
21. Debris hopper handle
22. Debris hopper retainer
11. FRONT MACHINE COMPONENTS
The front components of the machine are identified as follows:
23. Steering column front carter
24. Front machine headlight
12. TYPE OF STARTER BATTER
Y
As a starter battery, you are advised to use a 12V/35 Ah C5 battery.
OTHER TYPES MUST NOT BE USED.
The battery must meet the requisites indicated in standards CEI EN 60254-1:2005-12 (CEI 21-5) + CEI
EN 60254-2:2008-06 (CEI 21-7)
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13. MAINTENANCE AND DISPOSAL OF THE STARTER BATTERY
For information about battery maintenance, refer to the instructions provided by the battery manufacturer.
When the battery reaches the end of its working life, it must be disconnected by expert, trained personnel,
then lifted (using the grips and suitable lifting devices) to remove it from the battery compartment.
EXHAUSTED BATTERIES ARE CLASSIFIED AS DANGEROUS WASTE AND MUST BE CONSIGNED
TO THE AUTHORISED BODIES FOR CORRECT DISPOSAL.
WARNING: You are advised to always wear protective gloves, to avoid the risk
of serious injury to your hands.
WARNING: You are advised to only lift and move the batteries with lifting and
transportation means suitable for the specific weight and size
14. WORKING FORWARD SPEED
This machine works by means of hydraulically-controlled traction. To move it, switch on the endothermic
engine and then push the drive pedal downwards (1), adjusting the speed by increasing or reducing the
pressure on the pedal. The machine will then start moving.
WARNING: The lever (2) for regulating the rotations of the endothermic engine
must always be positioned at its upper limit, to guarantee the optimum
performance of the hydraulic system.
15. REVERSE FUNCTION
To make a reverse movement, push the drive pedal upwards (1), adjusting the speed by increasing or
reducing the pressure on the pedal. The machine will begin moving backwards. During reverse motion,
the machine emits an acoustic signal.
16. CHECKING THE COMBUSTION ENGINE
WARNING: Always check the motor before using it (and read the relevant use
and maintenance manual). In this way, you will avoid any accidents or damage
to the motor.
17. CHECKING THE LEVEL IN THE HYDRAULIC OIL TANK
This machine is equipped with a hydraulic system. To ensure optimum machine performance, check the
oil level in the following way:
1. Engage the parking brake.
2. Check the main machine switch is in the “OFF-0” position. If this is not the case, turn the key by a
quarter rotation to the left.
3. Lift the central brush by turning the left lever (1) clockwise.
4. Lift the side brush if lowered, by rotating the right lever (2) clockwise.
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5. To access the motor compartment, grip the rear part of the seat casing (3).
6. Rotate and raise the seat casing until the safety lock is engaged.
7. Check the oil is not below the minimum level, as seen on the transparent cap (4). If necessary, add
more oil by following the instructions in the “MAINTAINING THE HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL” chapter.
8. Lower the seat casing as far as the working position.
18. SIDE BRUSH ASSEMBLY
1. Check that the parking brake is engaged, if not engage it.
2. Check the main machine switch is in the “OFF” position (if this is not the case, turn it by a quarter
rotation to the left).
3. Lift the side brush arm by turning the right lever (1) anticlockwise.
WARNING: During this operation, check there are no people or objects near
the brush.
4. With the brush-holder arm up, loosen the wing nut (2) and remove the washer (3).
5. Insert the brush in the hub housing, making sure the four pins are inserted in their seats on the
brush itself.
6. Insert the washer (3) and tighten the wing nut (2).
WARNING: you are advised to always wear protective gloves, to avoid the risk
of serious injury to your hands.
19. SERVICE BRAKE AND PARKING BRAKE
The machine has an electronic braking system. To brake, in normal conditions, just remove your foot from
the accelerator pedal. Should removing your foot from the accelerator pedal not be enough, activate the
mechanical brake pedal (13) pushing it downwards. To engage the parking brake, press the brake pedal
(13) and lock it by pulling the lever (14) to the left. The red indicator light on the instrument panel will
switch on.
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ATTENTION: The mechanical brake pedal does not affect the traction of the machine.
Before every operation, check that the parking brake is disengaged (lever 14) and avoid
continuous and prolonged use of the mechanical brake pedal (pedal 13), in order to
avoid damage to the traction wheel or to the traction motor.
WARNING: to avoid any damage to the machine, always disengage the parking brake
before beginning to work or before making any transfer manoeuvres
20. BLINKING LIGHT (OPTIONAL)
The machine can be equipped with a blinking light that turns on automatically when the key in the main
switch is turned on.
21. FILLING THE FUEL TANK
The machine is supplied without any fuel in the tank of the endothermic engine. To fill the tank, proceed
as follows:
1. Engage the parking brake.
2. Check the main machine switch is in the “OFF-0” position. If this is not the case, turn the key by a
quarter rotation to the left.
3. Lift the central brush by turning the left lever (1) clockwise.
4. Lift the side brush if lowered, by rotating the right lever (2) clockwise.
5. Grip the rear part of the seat casing (3) to access the battery compartment
6. Rotate and raise the seat casing until the safety lock is engaged
7. With regard to the safe filling of the endothermic engine fuel tank, you must scrupulously observe the
indications given in the motor use and maintenance manual (supplied with the machine)
WARNING: The machine does not have a fuel level indicator, so you must
always check the level before using it.
WARNING: Gasoline is highly inflammable and may explode.
WARNING: Top up the fuel in a well-ventilated area, with the motor switched
off. Do not smoke or take any unprotected flames or sparks near the motor
while it is being filled, or in the area where the gasoline is stored.
WARNING: during the filling operation, be careful not to spill the fuel. Spilt fuel
or fuel vapours could ignite. If any fuel is accidentally spilt, remove it thoroughly
before switching on the motor.
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22. PREPARING TO WORK
1. Check that the debris hopper is empty; if not, empty it completely
2. Check that the parking brake is engaged and, if not, engage it
3. Check the fuel level; if it is low, top up the tank (as indicated in “FILLING THE FUEL TANK”)
4. Check the main machine switch (1) is in the “OFF / 0” position (if this is not the case, turn it by a
quarter rotation to the left).
5. Sit on the driver’s seat
6. Disengage the parking brake (2).
7. Turn the key of the main switch a quarter of a turn clockwise (to position ON). Bring the motor ignition
switch to the START position (turning the key further to the right), and keep it there until the motor
starts up; you can now release the key.
The display will immediately light up on the instrumentpanel, indicating thenumber of effectivework hours
WARNING: Do not use the starter for more than 5 seconds at a time. If the motor
does not start up, release the key and wait for 10 seconds before making a new
attempt.
WARNING: Use the air knob (3) if the motor is cold or has not been used for a
long time, or if the air temperature is too low.
WARNING: For the machine to work correctly, as soon as the combustion
engine starts push the accelerator lever (9) up to its maximum travel.
With switch-on, three consecutive screens are visualised on the monitor. The first screen shows (on the
top line) what type of hour meter has been set; in this case it's a total hour meter (to display a different
type - for instance partial - contact the qualified personnel of a specialised assistance centre). The bottom
line shows the “service” setting (in this case there is no setting).
The second screen shows which power supply technology has been set for machine operation.
The third and last screen (known as “work”) visualises the battery charge status and the total functioning
time. When the batteries supplied are fully charged, the upper line contains 8 light indicators that
represent a battery. As the batteries gradually run down, the indicators go out and, with the batteries
completely run down, only the battery outline flashes. The bottom line indicates the hours and minutes of
functioning. The flashing “:” symbol indicates that the hour meter is counting the machine functioning time.
8. The vacuum function will activate at once if the knob (6) on the instrument panel is in the idle position
(fully down)
WARNING! Shut off the vacuum function when you are about to clean wet or
damp surfaces, to avoid ruining the filter. Shut off the vacuum function without
activating the filter shaker.
WARNING! To shut off the vacuum function, pull the knob (3) on the control
board upwards. Do not pull it to its end limit, as this will engage the filter shaker.
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9. Lower the central brush by turning the left lever (5) anticlockwise.
10. Lower the right side brush (1SL versions) or both side brushes (2SL versions) by turning the right
lever (4) clockwise.
ATTENTION: Use the side brush or brushes (according to machine version)
only on edges, as it is not assisted by the vacuum action.
WARNING: Both the central brush and the side brush will begin rotating as
soon as they are in their work position.
11. Pressing the accelerator pedal (7),the machine starts moving and thecentral and side brushes will rotate.
ATTENTION: adjust the working speed according to the amount of waste and
debris to be collected
WARNING: During reverse movements, raise both the side brush and the
central brush
To make a reverse manoeuvre, pull the accelerator pedal (7) upwards. The machine will begin to move
backwards.
ATTENTION! The reverse speed is lower than the forward speed to comply
with current health and safety standards.
Press the front flap-raiser pedal (8) when working with bulky waste, to allow the central brush to reach and
WARNING! Do not hold the pedal for long.
In order to achieve a correct vacuum action, clean the filter every 10 minutes and always before any
discharge of the debris hopper.
To do this, proceed as follows:
1. Stop the machine and engage the parking brake
2. Lift the central brush by turning the left lever (5) clockwise
3. Lift the side brush if lowered, by rotating the right lever (4) clockwise
4. Activate the filter shaker by pulling the knob (6) on the control board upwards; the vacuum
function will stop automatically.
WARNING! Keep the knob (6) up for no longer than ten seconds, then repeat
the operation two or three times.
Periodically check the filling of the tray and if necessary proceed to empty it. Keep in mind that the
weight of the waste collected is proportional to the specific weight of the material swept. In the case of
heavy material such as sand, earth, gravel, etc. the tray should ideally not be filled more than 70%,
otherwise it may be difficult to empty.
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23. EMPTYING THE DEBRIS HOPPER (MANUAL MOVEMENT)
The machine is NOT equipped with a device to warn you when the debris hopper is full, so it is a good
idea to empty it frequently while working.
In order to empty the debris hopper, proceed as follows:
1. Stop the machine and engage the parking brake
2. Lift the central brush by turning the left lever (1) clockwise
3. Lift the side brush if lowered, by rotating the right lever (2) clockwise
4. Activate the filter shaker by pulling the knob (3) on the instrument panel upwards; the vacuum function
will stop automatically.
5. Bring the main machine switch to OFF by turning the key a quarter rotation to the left
WARNING! Keep the knob (3) up for no longer than ten seconds, then repeat
the operation two or three times.
WARNING: Before carrying out any maintenance work, remove the key from
the board.
6. Release the hinge (4) on the back of the machine.
7. By gripping the handle (5) on the hopper, remove it from the machine.
8. Take the hopper to the location designated for its draining and empty it.
WARNING: This operation must be carried out using gloves to protect against
contact with dangerous solutions.
9. By gripping the handle (5) on the hopper, insert it in the machine.
10.Hook the hinge (4) on the back of the machine.
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24. EMPTYING THE DEBRIS HOPPER (MANUAL MOVEMENT)
The machine is NOT equipped with a device to warn you when the debris hopper is full, so it is a good
idea to empty it frequently while working.
In order to empty the debris hopper, proceed as follows:
1. Stop the machine and engage the parking brake
2. Lift the central brush by turning the left lever (1) clockwise
3. Lift the side brush if lowered, by rotating the right lever (2) clockwise
4. Activate the filter shaker by pulling the knob (3) on the control board upwards; the vacuum function
will stop automatically.
5. Bring the main machine switch to OFF by turning the key a quarter rotation to the left
WARNING! Keep the knob (3) up for no longer than ten seconds, then repeat
the operation two or three times.
6. Disengage the parking brake
7. Bring the machine close to the waste container which has been prepared for unloading
8. Stop the machine and engage the parking brake
WARNING! Calculate the distance between the machine and the waste container
correctly, bearing in mind the rotation radius of the debris hopper when moving.
9. Move the switch (4) forward, until the debris hopper is in the desired position
10.Disengage the parking brake
11.Bring the machine close to the waste container, so that the debris hopper is inside the container's
refill opening
WARNING! Reduce the machine's movement speed when the debris hopper
is lifted off the ground.
WARNING! Avoid unloading the debris while the machine is sloped.
WARNING! Do not activate the filter shaker while the debris hopper is lifted off
the ground.
12.Stop the machine and engage the parking brake
13.Move the switch (5) forward, until the debris hopper is completely tilted
14.Move the switch (5) backward, until the debris hopper has returned to the working position
15.Disengage the parking brake
16.Move the machine forward while the debris hopper encounters no obstacles in its trajectory to return
to the working position
17.Stop the machine and engage the parking brake
WARNING! Calculate the distance between the machine and the waste
container correctly, bearing in mind the rotation radius of the debris hopper
when moving.
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18.Move the switches (4) and (5) backward, until the debris hopper has returned to the working position
WARNING! If the debris hopper is not in the correct position the machine will
not work to its full potential.
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25. AT THE END OF THE WORK (VERSIONS WITH MANUAL EMPTYING OF THE DEBRIS HOPPER)
At the end of the work, and before carrying out any type of maintenance, perform the following operations:
1. Stop the machine and engage the parking brake
2. Lift the central brush by turning the left lever (1) clockwise
3. Lift the side brush if lowered, by rotating the right lever (2) clockwise
4. Activate the filter shaker by pulling the knob (3) on the instrument panel upwards; the vacuum
function will stop automatically.
WARNING! Keep the knob (3) up for no longer than ten seconds, then repeat
the operation two or three times.
5. Disengage the parking brake
6. Bring the machine to the place provided for its draining
7. Turn the machine off by turning the key one quarterturn counter-clockwise and remove it from the panel.
8. Engage the parking brake
WARNING: Before carrying out any maintenance work, remove the key from
the board.
9. Release the hinge (4) on the back of the machine.
10.By gripping the handle (5) on the hopper, remove it from the machine.
11.Take the hopper to the location designated for its draining and empty it.
WARNING: This operation must be carried out using gloves to protect against
contact with dangerous solutions.
12.By gripping the handle (5) on the hopper, insert it in the machine.
13.Hook the hinge (4) on the back of the machine.
14.Disengage the parking brake
WARNING! Periodically check that the sealing ring of the debris hopper and of
the frame, if it is worn or damaged replace it immediately.
15.Take the machine to the designated machine storage place.
16.Engage the parking brake.
17.Bring the main machine switch to "OFF-0" by turning the key a quarter rotation to the left.
WARNING! Park the machine in a closed place, on a flat and level surface,
where it cannot cause harm to people or damage to other property, but also be
protected from any accidental fall of objects.
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