Ghibli & Wirbel POWER WD 80.2 P CF User guide

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DE Ansaugleistung Luftdurchsatz Matrikelnr. Elektrische Eigenschaften
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English .................................................................................................. ENGLISH - 1
(Translation of original instructions)

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WD 80.2 P CF 14491210001
14498611950
CODICE - CODE
CODE - KENNNR.
CÓDIGO - CÓDIGO
CODE - KÓD
КОД - زمرلا
MODELLO -MODEL
MODÈLE - MODELL
MODELO - MODELO
MODEL - MODEL
МОДЕЛЬ - زارطلا

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INTRODUCTION
DANGER:
Before using the machine,
carefully read the “SAFETY
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
VACUUM CLEANERS” booklet
attached to this document.
TYPE OF USE
This appliance is designed for vacuuming
clear water as the technical data table in the
introduction to this manual. Only for this use
is intended.
DANGER:
The manufacturer can not be
held responsible for any dam-
age due to improper or incor-
rect use.
Any other use releases the
manufacturer from liability for
harm to persons and/or proper-
ty and invalidates any warranty
condition.
WARNING:
Do not use the unit for:
- Vacuum hot substances.
- Don’t pick up flammable, incan-
descent, explosive or toxic dust/
blends.
- This machine is not suitable for
picking up dangerous dust.
- Do not use the equipment in
hazardous environments.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Maximum power 2500 W
Rated power 2200 W
Fuel tank capacity 80 l
Usefull capacity 42 l
Capacity of filter bag (opt) 19 l
Filter surface 0,9 m2
Air flow rate 142 l/s
Pression 225 mbar
Noise level 62 dB(A)
Cable length 10 m
Weight (without accessories) 32 kg
Dimensions 620 x 1115 x 960 mm
Evacuation pump:
- Water flow max 220 l/min
- Maximum power 370 W
- Prevalence up to 8 m (capacity 20 l / min)
Supplied accessories Ø 40 mm
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Users must be properly trained
to use the machine.
WARNING:
Do not use outdoors.
This appliance must be stored,
taking its weight into considera-
tion, on a solid, steady, safe and
not sloping plane, indoor and in
a dry area.
PREPARING
THE APPLIANCE
- Remove the plug (1 Fig. 1) fpr the evacu-
ationpump.
- Release the levers (2 Fig. 2) and remove
the cover (3 Fig. 3) complete with the mo-
tor unit and floater-holder (31 Fig. 3).
- Check that the filter bag is present (4 Fig.
4) inside the tank.
- If the filter bag (4 Fig. 4) is not present,
install it as follows:
Slide the plastic ring (5 Fig. 5) of the bag
into the orifice (6 Fig. 5) until you hear the
click of the lock ring in the groove (7 Fig.
5).
- Re-mount the floater-holder (31 Fig. 3),
with the “FRONT” arrow aligned with the
front part of the machine (32 Fig. 3); also
re-mount the cover (3 Fig. 3) and block it
via the levers (2 Fig. 2).
- Insert the plug (1 Fig. 1) int the socket.
- Insert, as far as possible, the sleeve (8
Fig. 6) of the suction hose into the nozzle
(9 Fig. 6) on the drum.
- To release the sleeve (8 Fig. 6) turn the
lever (10 Fig. 6) clockwise and then pull
the sleeve outwards (8 Fig. 6).
- Join the hose (11 Fig. 7) with the exten-
sion (12 Fig. 7).
- Connect the two rigid extensions (12-
13 Fig. 8) by aligning the two reference
points (14-15 Fig. 8).
- Mount on the rigid extension (13 Fig. 9)
the desired accessory,( vacuum nozzle,
floor nozzle etc..).
- Connect a hose to the exhaust outlet of
1/4” (35 Fig. 10).
USING THE APPLICANCE
- The unit is equipped with wheels and can
be pushed with the handle (36 Fig. 11).
- Its lifting should be done by two people
using the handles (16 Fig. 11).
Starting up the appliance
- Insert the plug (17 Fig. 12) in the socket
and check that the plug (1 Fig. 1) is cor-
rectly inserted.
- Depending on the power required it is
possible to start only one motor by press-
ing the switch (18 Fig. 13) on “I” or both
switches (18-19 Fig. 13) if a greater suc-
tion force is required.
When the switch pressed the correspond-
ing button lights up.
- To start the pump, press the button (20
Fig. 13) after checking that the drain
valve (21 Fig. 14) is open.
NOTES:
The operation of the pump is controlled by a
start float positioned inside the tank; to en-
sure the correct operation and the correct
cooling of the same, the pump starts when
inside the reservoir the level of the water
reaches 1 cm in height and stops when the
level drops below this height.
NOTES:
In case the recovery tank fills up, there is an
increase of noise and the device no longer
vacuums, then turn off the appliance and
empty the tank.
Switching off the appliance
- Push the switches (18-19-20 Fig. 13) to
the “0” position to stop the device; the
lights, if any on the switches, will go off.
- Remove the plug (17 Fig. 12) from the
electrical socket.
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- Wind up the cable (23 Fig. 16) and hook
it onto its housing (24 Fig. 16).
CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE
DANGER:
Before performing any main-
tenance operation, unplug the
appliance from the electrical
socket.
Daily cleaning
Check and clean network filter
- Remove the cylinder head as described
above.
- Remove the network filter (4 Fig. 4).
- Open the filter (4 Fig. 15) using the clip
(22 Fig. 15), rinse and drain it from any
solid residue and then close the clip (22
Fig. 15) and reassemble as described
above.
- Reassemble all the parts by following the
dismantling process steps in the reverse
order.
Cleaning the appliance
- Clean the unit body with a cloth damp-
ened with water or a mild detergent.
- Remove the cylinder head as previously
indicated and clean the inside of the tank
from the residues of dirt with running
water, as they can interfere with the op-
eration, and then drain it, by starting the
evacuation pump in order to clean both
the pump and the discharge pipe.
Replace everything doing the opposite of
the disassembly.
NOTES:
Clean the start float (25 Fig. 17) checking
that it slides without difficulty.
DANGER:
Do not wash the appliance us-
ing jets of water.
Periodic checks
Cleaning the cartridge filter
- Release the levers (2 Fig. 2) and remove
the cover (3 Fig. 3) complete with motor
unit.
- Loosen the knob (33 Fig. 18) and remove
the filter (34 Fig. 18).
- Clean the filter (34 Fig. 19) with a jet of air
from the inside outwards; the filter can be
washed (34 Fig. 19) in warm water. Re-
mount it only when it is completely dry,
replace it if it is too dirty.
- Re-mount everything, proceeding in the
opposite order to disassembly.
Checking the air outlet filter
- Loosen the screws (26 Fig. 20) and re-
move the cover (27 Fig. 20).
- Remove the foam tank (28 Fig. 21) and
the texture sponges (29 Fig. 22) if any.
- Clean the sponges with a blast of air (Fig.
23).
The filter sponges can be washed in
warm water and must only be replaced
once they are completely dry; if too dirty,
replace them with new ones.
- Reassemble all the parts by following the
dismantling process steps in the reverse
order.
Checking the floater
- Remove the top as shown above.
- Check If the floater (30 Fig. 24) is In
good condition and if it moves freely in its
space.
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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
The vacuum cleaner does
not work.
Switch not pressed.
Plug not inserted.
No current.
Press the switch.
Insert the plug into the sock-
et.
Check the power supply line.
Suction is not satisfactory. Filter elements clogged.
Accessories or tubes
clogged.
Suction nozzle squeegee
worn or damaged.
Clean the filter elements.
Check and clean the flexible
hose and the suction nozzle.
Check and replace the
squeegee.
Does not discharge. Tap closed.
Pump off.
Turn on the tap.
Check that the pump switch
is in position “I”.
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