EUROPRO COMPACT-PRO 60 User manual

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User manual
Edition of 16/12/2021
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User manual - Compact-Pro 60 & 80 202006-438A-ENGP2
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EUROPE PROJECTION
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SUMMARY
1. USER MANUAL............................................................. p. 3
1.1. Importance of the manual .........................................p. 3
1.2. Receivers of the manual............................................p. 3
2. WARNING .................................................................... p. 4
2.1. Safety .....................................................................p. 4
2.2. Transport ................................................................p. 6
2.3. End-of-life of the product ..........................................p. 7
3. YOUR MACHINE ........................................................... p. 8
3.1. Description..............................................................p. 8
3.2. Technical characteristics ...........................................p. 8
3.3. Identication of the components ................................p. 9
4. USE OF THE MACHINE ................................................. p.11
4.1. Machine prerequisites...............................................p.11
4.2. Machine starting up .................................................p.12
4.3. High pressure washer prerequisites ............................p.13
4.4. High pressure washer starting up ...............................p.14
4.5. Water doser.............................................................p.15
5. DEFECTS AND REMEDIES............................................. p.16
6. MAINTENANCE............................................................. p.18
7. SAFETY CARD RUNNING............................................... p.20
8. VOLUME SCHEME ........................................................ p.23
9. ELECTRICAL SCHEMES................................................. p.24
10. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ................................. p.31
11. WARRANTY CONDITIONS............................................ p.32
12. FOLLOW-UP OF REVISIONS ........................................ p.35

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1. USER MANUAL
1.1. IMPORTANCE OF THE MANUAL
This manual is a key part for the use of your machine. It summarizes the procedures of starting-up, cleaning
and maintenance of the device and also the safety instructions you need to observe.
Read carefully all the working and safety instructions and the warnings included in this manual before
starting your machine.
Most of the accidents are caused by the non-compliance of the safety standards and rules.
This manual must be kept near the machine, within reach of the user and held in good condition until the
nal destruction of the machine.
In case of loss or deterioration of the manual, you can ask the machine manufacturer mentioned on page
4 for a copy at any moment.
1.2. RECEIVERS OF THE MANUAL
This manual is intended to any staff which will manipulate the machine :
- people in charge of the transport of the machine
- people in charge of the use of the machine
- people in charge of the cleaning and maintenance of the machine
- people in charge of the nal destruction of the machine

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2. WARNING
2.1. SAFETY
Using the machine in an incorrect way or in non-compliance of the safety instructions indicated in
this manual can cause death or serious injuries.
Read carefully all the working and safety instructions and the warnings contained in this manual
before starting your machine.
• Respect all the safety standards before running the equipment.
• Use the equipment only for the applications specied in the manual.
• Always remain alert when using the equipment.
• Transport the machine using the handles or the appropriate grips.
• During the breaks, disconnect electrically the machine.
• Run the equipment to its nominal voltage.
• Let at least 50 cm of free space between the equipment and any obstacle so that the air ow
is not blocked.
• Know how to quickly stop the equipment in case of necessity.
• Never use the equipment while it is running abnormally or it is defective.
• Do not direct a water jet or ammable liquid on the machine.
• Never direct an air jet or product jet on a person or an animal.
• Do not touch warm surfaces of the equipment.
• Always wear adequate body protections (glasses, gloves, overall and mask) and pay attention
to long hair.
• Never touch moving parts.
• Do not insert any object or the hands inside the protection grids to avoid any accident or
damage to the machine.
• For any outside job, only use appropriate extension cords.
• Maintain the equipment carefully and clean it properly after every use.
• Disconnect the equipment before any intervention.
• Avoid absolutely to unscrew any connection while the machine is under pressure.
• Check the damaged parts.
• Do not clean the plastic parts with solvant.
• In case of needed After-Sale Service, always specify the machine model and its serial number.
• For any replacement of parts, only use genuine parts.
• Do not modify the machine.
• Do not cut or dismantle the protection grids.
• Do not open the electric box.

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IN CASE OF NECESSITY, WE SAVE OURSELVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY USEFUL
MODIFICATION WITHOUT ADVANCED NOTICE.
2. WARNING (continued)
2.1. SAFETY (continued)
WORKSPACE
• Maintain the workspace clean and clear.
• Ambient operating temperature must be from 5°C and 35°C.
• Do not use the equipment in a potentially explosive area.
• Do not place any potentially inammable objects in close proximity to the machine.
• Take away every not qualied person from the working area of the machine, as well as children and
animals.
• Do not install the equipment on an inclined surface to avoid the risks of unexpected moves or falls.
HOSES
• Always use hoses and connections adapted to the used product (genuine parts), do not try to x it.
• Do not walk on the hoses, do not bend them.
• Do not use the hoses to pull the machine.
STORAGE
• Keep the equipment in a clean and clear area in which the temperature does not exceed +35°C.
• After every use, necessarily grease the pump with a mixture of water + storage liquid to avoid it blocking
up. The storage of a not greased pump can damage it seriously.

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IN CASE OF NECESSITY, WE SAVE OURSELVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY USEFUL
MODIFICATION WITHOUT ADVANCED NOTICE.
2. WARNING (continued)
2.1. SAFETY (continued)
SAFETY SYSTEMS
This machine has been designed to allow working with the maximum safety.
So safety sensors and emergency stop has been setted on your machine without complicating your work.
We are insisting on your caring to maintain them in good condition and above all not to remove them.
In case of malfunction, please contact immediately your dealer.
HYDRAULIC
This machine is equipped with high pressure hydraulic circuits (200 bar).
The following insctructions are essential for your safety:
• Never tighten a hydraulic connection while the machine is working.
• Never try to wipe an oil drop on a hose or hydraulic component with your nger while the machine
is working.
• Take care of the good condition of the plumbing (a damaged or blistered rubber must be changed
immediately).
• Check regularly if the circuit does not have any leak.
• In any case, do not touch hydraulic parts (even when the machine is not working) because the
components shall be hot and there is a burn risk.
SAFETIES AND PROHIBITIONS
• The mixer grid rising up causes the mixer movement stop.
• The hopper grid rising up causes the screw movement stop.
• Stop of the projection stops compressed air consumption and pump rotation.
• As soon as the work is recovered, air release allows the pump restart.
• Emergency stop is located on the machine hood. Do not hesitate to use it if needed, this will immediately
stop the motor. To restart the machine after emergency stop button pushed, follow this procedure:
- Put the command handles in central position.
- Rearm emergency stop.
- Command panel lamps must be lighted-up (green = correct / red = default).
- Engage the starter with the contact key.
- Resume spraying procedure.

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2. WARNING (continued)
2.2. TRANSPORT
• This machine was the object of a road homolagation (n°e2*2007/46/0673). As such, it must be
registered and can be thus dragged normally on the road network.
• The adjustable jockey wheel easily allows you to x the helm to the harness of your vehicle.
• The adjustable helm gives you the possibility of adjusting the machine horizontally.
• An electric cable provided with a grip allows you to link the device of lighting of the trailer with the
tractor truck.
• A cable of break allows to bind the device of harness of your vehicle with the machine in case of hanging
problem of the helm during a travel.
It is imperative to collide this cable on the harness of the vehicle.
Before any road travel:
• Check the pressure of the pneumatics which has to be 2.8 bar max.
• Check the tightening of the nuts of wheels.
• Check the tightening of the nuts of the articulated helm and the presence of pins.
• Clean reectors.
• Clean and check the functioning of the device of lighting.
• Collide the cable of break.
2.3. END OF LIFE OF THE PRODUCT
At its end-of-life, the machine must not be eliminated with the other household waste. The
uncontrolled elimination of waste can harm the environment or human health. Individuals are
invited to contact the distributor which sold them the product or to inquire with their city hall
to know where and how to get rid of the product so it can be recycled while respecting the
environment.
For any further information, please contact our hotline [phone] or [e-mail].
Only are exempted from the obligation of brakes the only trailers under the double condition
that their total weight authorized in load does not exceed 750 kg nor half of the pure weight
of the truck tractor.
Compact-Pro 60 and 80 are not transport trailers, it is strictly forbidden to transport people
or products related to the application of the machine.

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3. YOUR MACHINE
3.1. DESCRIPTION
Compact-Pro 60 and 80 are equipped with a liquid-cooled diesel engine that drives a double gear pump that provides
the hydraulic ows required by the equipment.
The 400 L/min, 4 bar compressor is positioned on a plate for easy adjustment of the drive belt tension.
The screw and mixer rotation drives are driven by two orbital type motors and the hydraulic distribution by industrial
components whose controls are manual. The components have been selected according to strict quality criteria.
The safety devices comply with the standards in place and the hydraulic circuits are protected against possible blockages
of the rotating elements. An air cooler ensures that the oil temperature is maintained within the correct range.
3.2. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Compact-Pro 60 Compact-Pro 80
Noise level 101 dB
Motorization
Kohler 3-cylinder liquid-cooled LDW
1003 engine
used at 2500 rpm
Kohler 4-cylinder liquid-cooled LDW
1404 engine
used at 2500 rpm
Electric starting up battery 12V - 50Ah - 400A
Air lter cartridge
Diesel reservoir capacity 25 L
Hydraulic reservoir capacity 28 L
Screw pressure 200 bar
Mixer pressure 150 bar
Washer pressure 150 bar
Lifting jack pressure 60 bar
Mixer
capacity 200 L
hydraulic drive with two directions of rotation
mixer stop safety at grid opening - loading height of 87 cm
Hopper hydraulic drive with two directions of rotation
screw stop safety at the grid opening - drain plug for cleaning
Centralized control panel includes
engine dashboard
starting up of the various functions (pump, mixer, lift)
adjustment of pump and mixer speeds - engine speed adjustment
Compressor with pistons set at 4 bar
Compressor ow-rate 400 L/min
Screw pump
standard : from 0 to 60 L/min max. at
40 bar max.
optional: up to 167 L/min
standard : from 0 to 80 L/min max. at
40 bar max.
optional: up to 200 L/min
High pressure washer 11 L/min at 140 bar
Weight 720 kg
(fuel tank full, oil level done)
735 kg
(fuel tank full, oil level done)
Delivered with
- a MAP 11 pump
- a Ø35 x 13,30 m product hose M50 x F35
- a Ø35 x 13,30 m product hose M35 x F35
- a Ø25 x 5 m hose M35 x M25
- a Ø10 x 33 m air hose
- a spraying lance with eight nozzles (Ø8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 & 22)
- three grouting nozzles (Ø10, 12 & 14)
- two Ø30 and two Ø50 cleaning balls
- a greasing pump with a grease cartridge
- a pressure controller with adapter
- a complete high pressure washer lance with a 10 m high pressure washer hose
- a storage carry-case and a suspension strap

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3. YOUR MACHINE (continued)
3.3. IDENTIFICATION OF THE COMPONENTS
1Hydraulic oil level 9Cylinder shaft lubricator
2Engine oil level 10 Jockey wheel
3Compressor oil level 11 Product pressure control manometer
4Electric circuit breaker 12 Pump outlet
5Hopper bearing lubricator 13 Hood clips
6Mixer bearing lubricator 14 Emergency stop
7Motor bearing lubricator 15 Air valve
8Mixer grid roller lubricator

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20
21
27
26
25
24
23
22
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17c 17e17a 17b 17d
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3. YOUR MACHINE (continued)
3.3. IDENTIFICATION OF THE COMPONENTS (continued)
16
Automatic accelerator control
By default, when the switch is in the 0 position, the
engine is idling.
It is the wired remote control (to be connected to the
control panel under the switch (16)) which activates or
deactivates the acceleration of the diesel engine.
17 Diesel engine display
17a Low fuel level (diesel).
17b Battery (lights up when the alternator does not charge
the battery).
17c Oil (lights up when oil pressure is insufcient).
17d Cooling liquid (lights up when the maximum operating
temperature is reached and causes the engine to stop).
17e Pre-heating (switches off when the pre-heating
temperature is reached).
18 Screw hopper circuit pressure manometer
Maximum pressure 200 bar.
19 Mixer circuit pressure manometer
Maximum pressure 150 bar.
20
Mixer rotation speed controller
Clockwise rotation: increase speed.
Counter-clockwise rotation: decrease speed.
21
Hopper screw speed controller
Clockwise rotation: increase speed.
Counter-clockwise rotation: decrease speed.
22 Hour meter
23 Switching on the machine and starting the engine
24
Product pump rotation control handle
Reverse: left position with spring return to the centre.
Stop: centre position.
Forward: right position maintained.
25
Mixer lifting handle
Rising: left position with spring return to the centre.
Stop: centre position.
Descent: right position with spring return to the centre.
26 Handle On (right position) / Off (left position) HP
washer
27
Mixer rotation control handle
Reverse: right position maintained.
Stop: centre position.
Forward: left position maintained.

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4. USE OF THE MACHINE
4.1. MACHINE PREREQUISITES
• Check the hydraulic oil level (1).
• Check engine oil level (2).
• Check compressor oil level (3) and compressor drive belt tension.
• Check the lubrication of the bearings :
- motor for the hopper (5)
- motor and bearing for mixer (6 & 7) and mixer grid rollers (8)
• Check the lubrication of the cylinder shaft (9).
There must be no foreign objects in the hopper or mixer (trowel, tools, etc.).
The machine is delivered with a 30 m hose length, this length is optimized to obtain the best
output in normal conditions of use.
If a longer length is used, it is essential to check the correct operation of the whole unit.
Increasing the length of the hose may result in a reduction of the ow rate to zero (too much
pressure drop in the hose).
The pressure drop in the hoses is proportional to their length and to the viscosity of the
product. In some cases, it will be necessary to use a pump that generates a higher pressure
to compensate for this loss. Whenever possible, a dilution of the product and a higher pump
pressure will allow a better ow in the hoses.

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4. USE OF THE MACHINE (continued)
4.2. MACHINE STARTING UP
1. Place the machine horizontally by lowering or raising the jockey wheel (10) so that the machine is
stable and level.
2. Place a manometer (11) at the end of the pump (12). Check that all control levers are at zero.
3. Close the polyester hood and lock the clamps (13).
4. Unlock the emergency stop (14) on top of the xed polyester hood.
5. Place the contact key in the ON position. The lights should light up, otherwise check that the circuit
breaker (4) located under the hood, above the battery, is in the ON position.
6. Wait until the preheating indicator light (17e) turns off and then activate the engine starter by turning
the contact key (23).
7. Let the engine run for 10 minutes to warm up before continuing work.
8. Fill the hopper with approx. 30 litres of water, open the air valve (15). Turn the pump to the FORWARD
position by turning the lever (24) to the right.
9. Empty the remaining water in the hopper by opening the plug for this purpose and connect the desired
accessories. The machine is now ready to work.
Never run the screw without product or water.
The screw rotation control handle has a preferential direction characterized by a held
position. Reverse rotation is possible by holding the handle manually in the LEFT position.

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4. USE OF THE MACHINE
4.3. HIGH PRESSURE WASHER PREREQUISITES
• Control is carried out by the HP WASHER handle (26).
• The high pressure cleaner kit includes:
- the quick coupler for connecting the water supply
- the 10 m pressure hose, the gun and the lance
• Before switching on the washer, check that the water supply hose as well as the pressure hose and the
complete lance are connected.
HOSES CONNECTION :
Remember to clean the suction lter very regularly (at least once a week) to avoid cavitation
of the pump. The lter is located just behind the water inlet connection.
It is essential for the proper functioning and longevity of the washer that it never operates
without water. Therefore, before starting the washer, it is imperative to open the water
supply valve of the supply source and check that there are no knots in the supply hose.
Under pressure outlet
Water inlet with Gardena type
connection

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4. USE OF THE MACHINE (continued)
4.4. HIGH PRESSURE WASHER STARTING UP
Before switching on the pressure washer, the hopper can be raised or lowered to allow cleaning at all points
of the machine.
After having brought the tank into position, activate the handle of the washer starting.
The position of the mixing tank can be changed at any time (from bottom to top or vice versa). When
moving the mixing tank, the pressure and ow rate necessary for a good cleaning will not be reached.
It is advisable not to use the cleaner during this phase. Once the hopper has moved back to the other
position, the cleaner can be used again.
ONCE THE CLEANING IS COMPLETE:
• Move the washer starting handle to the central position.
• Turn off the water supply at the source and disconnect the supply hose.
• Press the gun on the cleaning lance to release the residual pressure in the high pressure hose.
• Disconnect the high pressure hose.
• Clean the lter behind the water inlet quick coupling.
For transporting the machine, the mixing tank must be in the low position. After cleaning, return the mixing
container to the lowered position on its rubber pads and remove the drain plugs.
Always wear the appropriate personal protective equipment (goggles, gloves, etc.) so as not to
injure yourself during cleaning.
This cleaner is dedicated exclusively to the cleaning of the machine.

B3L1 L2
B1
B2
B5
B4
A2A1
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4. USE OF THE MACHINE (continued)
4.5. WATER DOSER
B1 Power On / Power Off / Reset A1 Display of the actual ow rate
B2 Start / Stop / Resume dosing A2 Setpoint display (desired water volume)
B3 Impulse water addition L1 Power-on indicator light
B4 Increase of the dosing setpoint L2 Dosage run indicator light
B5 Decrease of the dosage setpoint
START / STOP
• When the power is turned on or the engine is running, the water meter indicates OFF.
• Pressing the ON / OFF button switches the water doser on.
• The display (A1) shows 0 and the display (A2) shows the value of the last setpoint.
WATER DOSAGE
• Set the desired amount of water with buttons (B4) and (B5). The display (A2) shows the setting in litres.
• Pressing the DOSAGE button (B2) starts water dosing, the light (L2) lights up during the entire dosing
time and the display (A1) increments the volume of water injected. When the set value is reached, the
water ow stops automatically and the indicator (L2) lights off.
• During the automatic cycle, pressing the DOSAGE button (B2) will pause the cycle. Pressing it again
resumes the cycle.
• Pressing the +WATER button (B3) will cause water to ow for as long as the button is held down. The
display (A1) adds the volume of water added to the displayed volume. This function is only possible
outside of the automatic water dosing cycle seen above.
If the water doser is ON and the engine is stopped, it will automatically return to OFF when
the engine is started. It is therefore necessary to avoid starting a dosing cycle during this time.

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5. DEFECTS AND REMEDIES
n° Defects To check Remedies
1
Dashboard lights do not
illuminate.
The circuit breaker is not engaged. Check the position of the circuit breaker,
turn the key clockwise.
The dashboard fuse is out of order. Change the fuse.
The battery connections are bad. Check both battery terminals. Check the
presence of grey-green, brush the pods.
The battery is out of order or not
charged.
Contact the nearest technical service, the
battery must be changed, pay attention
to the polarities.
The power supply circuit must be swit-
ched off somewhere. Contact Technical Service.
2Engine does not start when cold
Check for diesel fuel. Fill up the tank.
Check the quality of the fuel.
Drain the tank, clean and rell with qua-
lity diesel fuel.
Change the lter.
Check fuel lter. It must be changed regularly, check the
maintenance booklet, change the lter.
The engine has been switched off.
Re-start the engine with the hand pump
(see engine manual) and check the hoses
(air inlet).
Problem with the electrical supply. See problem 1.
Diesel solenoid valve. Check wire on diesel solenoid valve.
Check emergency stop.
Preheating does not work. Check the 50A reed switch fuse in the
dashboard housing.
I've already checked all these points, but
it doesn't change anything. Contact technical service.
3Engine does not start when hot
First See problem 2.
The engine safety system prevents
starting due to lack of oil pressure.
Check the oil level of the combustion
engine (engine cold).
The safety relay is out of order Contact technical service.
The engine oil pressure sensor is out of
order. Contact technical service.
4The diesel engine smokes white
There is water in the diesel fuel.
Drain the tank, clean and rell with
quality diesel fuel.
Change the lter.
Check the injection / Clean the injection Contact technical service.
Cylinder head gasket.
Check the cooling liquid level.
Check engine oil level and texture
("mayonnaise").
5The diesel engine smokes black Check engine oil level. If low level contact technical service.
Check the injection / Clean the injection Contact technical service.

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5. DEFECTS AND REMEDIES (continued)
n° Defects To check Remedies
6Mixer does not rise up Hydraulic problem. Contact technical service.
7The mixer does not go down Hydraulic problem. Contact technical service.
8The mixer does not turn
Check the speed control knob. Increase the speed of rotation.
Check the position of the grid.
Close the grid.
Check the correct operation of the safety
device (see electronic card indicator).
Hydraulic problem. Contact technical service.
9Hopper screw does not turn
Check the speed control knob. Increase speed.
Check the position of the grid. Close the grid (see electronic board
indicator).
Check that the air valve is not closed at
the machine outlet. Open the air valve at the machine outlet.
Check that the air valve on the spray
lance is not closed. Open the air valve on the spray lance.
Check that the air injector on the lance is
not clogged with product. Use a swab to unclog the injector of the
lance.
Check that the security card is working
properly.
Power supply problem. See Problem No. 1.
Hydraulic problem. Contact the technical service.
10 Hopper screw does not stop
when air is shut off at the lance
Check the air hose and ttings for leaks. There should be no air leak on the circuit.
Check the connections on the pressure
switch. Eliminate any leak on the tting.
Check that the vacuum valve is not
leaking. Contact technical service.
Check compressor belt tension. Tighten the compressor belt.
Hydraulic problem. Contact technical service.
11 The product does not come out
at the end of the spray lance
Check that there are no plugs in the
product pipes.
Check the consistency of the product.
Unclog hoses.
Spraying mortar or lime. Check that you have added a plasticizer
in the product preparation.
Check the spray valve on the lance. It must be open.
Check that the hopper screw rotates
properly. See problem 9.
Check the pump for wear. Use the pressure controller at the pump
outlet.
12 HP washer does not work
Check the water supply. The hose must not be pinched and the
water valve open.
Check the lter for clogging. Clean the supply lter before each use.
Hydraulic problem. Contact a dealer.

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6. MAINTENANCE
After the rst 50 hours of operation:
- Tighten the 6 M8 screws of the compressor head with a tightening torque of 24Nm.
- Replace the return lter cartridge on the hydraulic tank.
- Check the compressor belt tension and retighten if necessary.
Every 50 hours:
- Clean the air lter.
- Check cooling radiator ns for cleanliness.
- Check the compressor oil level and rell if necessary with SAE 5W50 oil only.
- Check the hydraulic oil level on the level indicator on the tank and rell with HV46 hydraulic oil if necessary.
- Grease the cylinder head pin.
- Grease the mixer bearings, the hopper bearings, the mixer screen rollers, the cylinder pin and the jockey
wheel.
- Check the safety devices on the mixer and hopper grates.
- Check the operation of the emergency stop located on the xed cover.
Every 125 hours:
- Check the drawbar axle mountings.
- Check the condition of the axle and tyres.
- Check the condition of the clamping screws of the swivel drawbar as well as the pins.
- Check the attachment and proper functioning of the coupling system.
Every 250 hours:
- Change the compressor oil.
- Replace the compressor belt.
Every 500 hours:
- Replace the return lter cartridge on the hydraulic tank.
Every 1000 hours and/or every year:
- Drain the hydraulic tank, clean the suction strainer and replace the lter cartridge.
Verications concerning the diesel engine and hydraulic part must always be carried out on
a cold machine.
For any work on the diesel engine, refer to the maintenance manual supplied with the
machine. For any work on the compressor, contact the Europe Projection dealer.
In order to guarantee a long-lasting operation of the machine, we invite you to contact your
dealer for any maintenance intervention. He will carefully carry out the operations and check
the various points we recommend.

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6. MAINTENANCE (continued)
Interval in hours of use or months,
whichever comes rst.
Hours 50 250 500 750 1000
Months 2 12 24 36 48
Replace engine oil XXXXX
Replace oil lter XXXXX
Replace diesel lter XXXXX
Replace air lter X X X X
Replace belts X X
Replace coolant X X
Replace cooling hoses X
Replace fuel hoses X
Replace hydraulic oil lter XXXXX
Clean hydraulic tank strainer X X X
Replace hydraulic oil X X
Replace compressor oil XXXXX
Replace tank safety valve X X
Replace cleaner oil X X X X
Replace timing belt 4000 hours ou 4 years
Adjust valve clearance X X
Tare and clean injector X
Clean radiator (outside) X X X X
Clean radiator (inside) X
Clean fuel tank X
Clean hydraulic tank X
Check tightening of screws and hoses XXXXX
Check pump, seals and ectors At every use

User manual - Compact-Pro 60 & 80 202006-438A-ENGP20
7. SAFETY CARD RUNNING
7.1. BOTH GREEN LIGHTS ARE ON
Defect To check Remedies
Normal running - -
7.2. THE LOWER RED LIGHT IS ON
Defect To check Remedies
Opened hopper grid The position of the grid. Close the grid.
Electrical problem
The circuit must be cut somewhere. Contact technical service.
The safety sensor of the hopper grid
must be incorrectly positioned.
Check the correct alignment of both
safety sensor parts of the grid.
The safety sensor of the hopper grid
does not function. Contact technical service.
Air problem
Check that the air valve on the lance is
not closed. Open the air valve on the spray lance.
Check the condition of the ow meter. Remove the ow meter for cleaning.
The ow meter is out of order. Contact technical service.
MIXER
HOPPER