Nilfisk-Advance MH 1C User manual

MH 1C - MH 2C - MH 2M -
Instructions for use
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Contents
1 Safety instructions ...........................................................................................................................5
2 Description........................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Purpose...................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Operating elements.................................................................................................................6
3 Before starting the cleaner.............................................................................................................. 7
3.1 Setting up the cleaner .............................................................................................................7
3.2 Before use...............................................................................................................................7
3.3 Fill up detergent tank1) .............................................................................................................7
3.4 Fill up fuel tank ........................................................................................................................8
3.5 Connecting the high pressure hose.........................................................................................8
3.6 Connecting the water supply...................................................................................................8
3.7 Electrical connection ...............................................................................................................9
3.8 Antifreeze - before first use .....................................................................................................9
4 Control / Operation.........................................................................................................................10
4.1 Switching on the cleaner .......................................................................................................10
4.2 Connections ..........................................................................................................................10
4.3 Pressure regulation (Ergo Vario Press Gun)1) ....................................................................... 11
4.4 Using cleaning agents........................................................................................................... 11
5 Applications and methods ............................................................................................................ 12
5.1 Techniques ............................................................................................................................12
5.2 Some typical cleaning tasks..................................................................................................12
6 After using the cleaner .................................................................................................................. 14
6.1 Switching off the cleaner and disconnecting supply lines .....................................................14
6.2 Rolling up the electrical lead and storing accessories...........................................................14
6.3 MH 1C Storing the cleaner (below 0°C) ................................................................................14
6.4 MH 2C/MH 2M Storing the cleaner (below 0°C) ...................................................................15
6.5 Transporting the cleaner .......................................................................................................15
7 Maintenance....................................................................................................................................16
7.1 Maintenance plan..................................................................................................................16
7.2 Maintenance work .................................................................................................................16
8 Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................17
8.1 Indications on Display ...........................................................................................................17
8.2 Other Faults...........................................................................................................................18
9 Further information ........................................................................................................................19
9.1 Recycling the cleaner............................................................................................................19
9.2 Guarantee .............................................................................................................................19
9.3 EU Declaration of Conformity................................................................................................19
Specifications ......................................................................................................................407

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1 Safety instructions
Symbols used to mark
instructions
Before using the
high-pressureclean-
er, be sure to also
read the enclosed
operating instruc-
tions and keep them within reach
at all times.
Safety instruc-
tions in these
operating instruc-
tions which must
be observed to
prevent risks to persons are
marked with this danger symbol.
This symbol is used
to mark safety in-
structions that must
be observed to pre-
vent damage to the
machine and its performance.
This indicates
tips and instruc-
tions to simplify
work and to en-
sure safe operation.
High Pressure Washer -
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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2 Description
2.1 Purpose This high-pressure cleaner has
been designed for professional
use. It can be used for clean-
ing agricultural and construction
equipment, stables, vehicles,
rusty surfaces, etc.
The cleaner has not been ap-
proved for cleaning surfaces
which comes into contact with
food.
Chapter 5 describes the use of
the high-pressure cleaner for
various cleaning jobs.
Always use the cleaner as de-
scribed in these operating in-
structions. Any other use may
damage the cleaner or the sur-
face to be cleaned or may result
in severe injury to persons.
MH 1C is for light professional
use only.
2.2 Operating elements 1. High pressure hose reel1)
2. Top cover release
3. Cannister for detergent
4. Cable hook
5. Spray lance
6. Supply water connection
7. Spray lance storage
8. Hose hook
9. Tank filler for fuel
10. High pressure hose
connection for machines
without hose reel
11. Control panel
12. Power ON
13. Fuel low
14. Nilfisk AntiStone low1)
15. Service interval due/expired
16. Boiler overheated
17. Flame sensor is sooted
18. Main switch
19. Temperature controller
20. Detergent metering knob1)
See illustration at front of these
operating instructions.

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3 Before starting the cleaner
3.1 Setting up the cleaner Every fuel-burning appliance,
such as pressure washers, de-
pends upon a proper mix of fuel
and air (by weight) for proper
combustion. Therefore some
adjustment of the air regulation
to the burner may be necessary
to take account of altitude and
the resulting air pressure. This
is true whether your fuel is Ker-
osene or Diesel.
Your Nilfisk hot water pressure
washer was thoroughly tested
and adjusted for optimum per-
formance before it left our fac-
tory. The factory is located at ap-
proximately 140m (450 ft) above
sea level, and the combustion
settings are optimal for that el-
evation.
If your location is higher than
1200m (3900 ft) above sea lev-
el, your burner may require re-
adjustment for proper perfor-
mance and best fuel economy.
Contact your Dealer or Nilfisk
for assistance.
3.2 Before use 1. Before using the cleaner for
the first time, check it care-
fully to detect any faults or
damage.
2. Run the machine only when
it is in perfect condition.
3. The slope on which the high
pressure cleaner is placed
must not exceed more than
10o in any direction.
3.3 Fill up detergent tank1) 1. Fill up detergent tank with
prediluted detergent.
Capacity see chapter 9.4 Tech-
nical Data
Max 10°

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3.4 Fill up fuel tank
NOTE!
At temperatures below 8° C, the fuel
oil begins to solidify (paraffin precip-
itation). This can lead to difficulties
in starting the burner. Before the
winter period either add a solidifica-
tion point / flow improver (available
from the fuel oil trade) to the fuel or
use winter diesel fuel.
With the machine cold:
Fill fuel tank from a clean con-
tainer with a fresh fuel, heating
oil, DIN 51603-1 (without bio
diesel) or Diesel EN 590 (Diesel
with a bio diesel content up to
7%).
Diesel according to EN 590 (up
to 7% bio diesel) can be used
with the following restrictions:
Maximum storage time in high
pressure cleaner diesel tank: 1
month.
Diesel stored externally for more
than 6 months is not allowed to
be filled into Nilfisk high pres-
sure cleaners.
Diesel EN 590 is not recom-
mended for use in HPW's at an
ambient temperature below 0°C.
Diesel EN 590 from an open
container must not be used.
The fuel must be free from con-
tamination.
Tank capacity see chapter 9.4
Technical data.
Be careful not to damage the
fuel tank filter to avoid dirt
entering in the tank
3.5 Connecting the high
pressure hose
1. Put the quick connector of
the high pressure hose onto
the nipple on the cleaner.1)
3.6 Connecting the water
supply
1. Rinse the water supply hose
briefly in order to prevent
sand an other dirt particles
entering into the machine.
2. Connect water supply hose
to the machine.
3. Open water tap.
NOTE!
See chapter 9.4 Technical Data for
required quantity of water and water
pressure.
In the case of poor water quality
(sand, etc.), we recommend that a
fine water filter is fitted in the water
inlet.
We recommend the use of a textile-
reinforced water hose with a nomi-
nal diameter of min. 3/4" (19 mm).

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3.7 Electrical connection CAUTION!
When using cable reels:
1. Due to the risk of overheat-
ing and fire, always unwind
the power supply cord fully.
The cleaner may only be con-
nected to a correctly installed
electrical installation.
1. Observe safety instructions in
chapter 1.
2. Put the plug into the electrical
socket.
3.8 Antifreeze - before first
use
The machine is protected with
anti-freeze from the factory.
Catch the liquid discharging at
first (approx. 5 l) for re-use in a
container.

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4 Control / Operation
4.1 Switching on the
cleaner
1. Move the main switch into
position 'Cold Water' (A)
The control electronics sys-
tem performs a self-test, all the
LEDs light up once.
The motor starts
lights up.
2. Ventilate the machine for air
by activating the spray gun
3. When the water flow is even,
continue with the following
steps
NOTE!
Always remove any dirt from the
nipple before connecting the spray
lance to the spray gun.
A
C
B
4.2 Connections
4.2.1 Connecting the spray
lance to the spray gun
1. Pull the blue quick-release
grip (A) of the spray gun
backwards.
2. Insert the nipple of the spray
lance (B) into the quick-
release connection and re-
lease it.
3. Pull the spray lance (or other
accessory) forwards to check
that it is securely attached to
the spray gun.
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A
B
1. Replace the standard noz-
zle with the steam spray
nozzle (See catalogue for
accessories).
2. Open cover.
3. Turn the twist grip on the
safety control block comple-
tely to the left (anticlockwise
direction).
4. Turn the main switch into
position ‘Hot Water’.
5. Select temperature (over
100°C).
BAR
4.2.3 Steam operation (over
100°C)1)
Beware of hot water and
steam discharge up to
150°C when operating in
steam stage.
4.2.2 Hot water operation (up
to 100°C)
IMPORTANT!
In the case of appliances with a
hose reel:
In hot water mode, unwind the
high-pressure hose fully from the
hose reel, as otherwise the hose
reel may become warped due to
the effects of the heat.
1. Move main switch into the
position 'Hot Water' (B) and
select the required tempera-
ture on the temperature con-
trol
2. Unlock the spray gun and ac-
tuate it
The burner switches on.
In case of interruptions in work:
Also be sure to insert the safety
catch even during short interrup-
tions in work (see Fig. in section
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4.3 Pressure regulation
(Ergo Vario Press
Gun)1)
1. Operate the Vario trigger in
order to vary the water flow
and thereby the pressure.
2. Push the trigger forwards to
obtain full pressure and flow.
4.4 Using cleaning agents
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For safety reasons, never tie back or
wedge open the trigger of the spray gun in
open position during operation. The trigger
must be free to close when released, thus
interrupting the flow of the water.
CAUTION!
Never allow cleaning agent to dry on the
surface to be cleaned. The surface may
be damaged.
For special applications (e.g. disinfec-
tion) the exact detergent concentration
has to be determined by measuring cup.
For water throughput of the machine see
chapter 9.4 technical data.
MH 1C
Cleaning agent can be drawn
in via the injector installed as
standard only in low-pressure
mode:
1. Dilute cleaning agent accord-
ing to the manufacturer‘s in-
structions.
2. Turn cap of the FlexoPow-
erPlus nozzle head towards
„CHEM“ up to the stop.
3. The intaken volume of clean-
ing agent can be regulated by
turning the metering valve.
4. Main switch
Turn the switch to position
" I ".
5. Operate the spray gun.
MH 2C/MH 2M
1. Set the desired concentra-
tion of cleansing agent at the
cleansing agent dosing facil-
ity.
2. Spray the object to be cleaned.
3. Allow the cleaning agent to
work, depending on the de-
gree of soiling. Then rinse off
with the high pressure spray
jet.

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5 Applications and methods
5.1 Techniques Efficient high pressure cleaning is achieved by following a few
guidelines, combined with your own personal experience of specific
cleaning tasks. Accessories and detergents, when correctly chosen,
can increase the efficiency of your pressure washer. Here is some
basic information about cleaning.
5.1.1 Soaking Encrusted or thick layers of dirt can be loosened or softened by a
period of soaking. An ideal method within agriculture – for example,
within pig sties. The soaking method can be achieved by use of foam
or simple alkaline detergent. Let the product lie on the dirty surfaces
for around 15 minutes before pressure washing. The result will be a
much quicker high pressure cleaning process.
Foam or detergent should be applied onto dry surfaces (not in direct
sun light) so that the chemical product is in direct contact with the
dirt. Detergents are applied from bottom to top, for example on a car
bodywork, in order to avoid “super clean” areas, where the detergent
collects in higher concentration and streams downwards. Let the
detergent work for several minutes before rinsing but never let it dry
on the surface being cleaned.
5.1.2 Detergent and Foam
5.1.3 Temperature Detergents are more effective at higher temperatures. Greases, oils
and fats can be broken down more easily at higher temperatures
also. Proteins can be cleaned at temperatures of around 60°C. Oils,
traffic film around 70°C, and grease can be cleaned at 80°C - 90° C.
5.1.4 Mechanical Effect In order to break down tough layers of dirt, additional mechanical
effect may be required. Special lances and rotary or wash brushes
offer this supplementary effect that cuts through dirt.
5.1.5 High Water Flow or
High Pressure
High pressure is not always the best solution and high pressure may
damage surfaces. The cleaning effect also depends upon water
flow. Pressure levels of around 100 bar may be sufficient for vehicle
cleaning (in association with hot water). Higher flow levels give the
possibility to rinse and flush away large amounts of dirt easily.
5.2 Some typical cleaning
tasks
5.2.1 Agriculture
Task Accessories Method
Stables
Pig Pens, Sties
Cleaning of walls,
floors and equip-
ment
Disinfectant
Chemical Foam Injec-
tors
Foam lance
Powerspeed lance
Floor Cleaner
Detergents
Universal
Alkafoam
Disinfectant
DES 3000
1. Soaking – apply foam to all surfaces (bottom to top)
and wait for approx. 15 minutes.
2. Remove the dirt from surfaces with the high pressure
lance or chosen accessory. Again, clean from bottom
to top on vertical surfaces.
3. To flush away large quantities of dirt, change to low
pressure mode and use the higher flow to push away
the dirt.
4. Use recommended disinfectant products and methods
to ensure hygiene. Apply DES 3000 disinfectant once
the surfaces are perfectly clean.
Machinery
Tractors
ploughs etc.
Detergent injection
Powerspeed lances
Curved lances and un-
derchassis washers
Brushes
1. Apply detergent to vehicle or equipment surfaces in
order to soften up dirt and grime. Apply from bottom
to top.
2. Proceed with cleaning using the high pressure lance.
Clean again from bottom to top. Use accessories to
clean in difficult to reach places.
3. Clean fragile areas such as motors, rubber at lower
pressure levels to avoid damage.

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5.2.2 Vehicle
Task Accessories Method
Vehicle bodywork Standard lance
Detergent injection
Curved lances and un-
derchassis washers
brushes
Detergents
Aktive Shampoo
Aktive Foam
Sapphire
Super Plus
Aktive Wax
Allosil
RimTop
1. Apply detergent to vehicle or equipment surfaces in
order to soften up dirt and grime. Apply from bottom
to top. In cases of particularly dirty vehicles, pre-spray
with a product such as Allosil in order to remove traces
of insects etc, then rinse at low pressure and apply
normal car cleaning detergent. Let detergents settle
for 5 minutes before cleaning off. Metallic surfaces
can be cleaned using RimTop.
2. Proceed with cleaning using the high pressure lance.
Clean again from bottom to top. Use accessories to
clean in difficult to reach places. Use brushes in order
to add a mechanical cleaning effect. Short lances can
help for cleaning of motors and wheel arches. Curved
lances or undercarriage washers can be valuable for
the cleaning of car underchassis and wheel arches.
3. Clean fragile areas such as motors, rubber at lower
pressure levels to avoid damage.
4. Apply a liquid wax using the pressure washer in order
to protect the bodywork from pollution.
5.2.3 Buildings and Equipment
Task Accessories Method
General surfaces
Metallic equipment
Foam injectors
Standard lance
Curved lances
Tank cleaning
head
Detergents
Intensive
J25 Multi
Combi Aktive
Alkafoam
Disinfectant
DES 3000
1. Apply thick foam over the surfaces to be cleaned.
Apply on dry surfaces. Apply from top to bottom on
vertical surfaces. Let the foam act for up to 30 minutes
for the optimal effect.
2. Proceed with cleaning using the high pressure lance.
Use applicable accessories. Use high pressure to
dislodge large amounts of incrusted dirt or grime.
Use lower pressure and high water volume in order
to rapidly flush away loose dirt and rinse surfaces.
3. Apply DES 3000 disinfectant once the surfaces are
perfectly clean.
Areas covered by amounts of loose dirt, such as animal
remains in slaughterhouses, can be cleaned by using
high water flow to flush away the dirt to evacuation pits
or drains.
Tank cleaning heads can be used to clean barrels, vats,
mixing tanks etc. Cleaning heads may be hydraulically or
electrically powered and give the possibility for automatic
cleaning without a constant user.
Rusted or damag-
es surfaces prior
to treatment
Wet Sandblasting
equipment
1. Connect the sandblasting lance to the pressure
washer and place the suction tube in the sand.
2. Always wear protective equipment during sandblast-
ing.
3. Spray the surfaces to be treated with the mix of water
and sand. Rust, paint etc will be stripped off.
These are merely several examples of cleaning tasks that can be solved by a pressure washer in asso-
ciation with accessories and detergents. Each cleaning task is different. Please consult your local dealer
or Nilfisk representative in order to discuss the best solution for your own cleaning tasks.

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6.1 Switching off
the cleaner and
disconnecting supply
lines
6 After using the cleaner
6.2 Rolling up the electrical
lead and storing
accessories
To prevent accidents, always
carefully roll up the electri-
cal lead and the high pressure
hose.
Place the spray lance into the
storage position.
1. Close water tap.
2. Activate spray gun without
lance in order to empty all
residual water in the system.
3. Turn the main switch to posi-
tion „OFF“.
4. Pull out the plug from the
electrical socket.
5. Squeeze the spray gun han-
dle until the cleaner is de-
pressurised.
6. Lock the safety catch on the
spray gun.
7. Remove the water hose from
the cleaner.
6.3 MH 1C
Storing the cleaner
(below 0°C)
Store the cleaner in a dry room
without danger of frost or protect
as below:
1. Remove the water inlet hose
from the water supply.
2. Place the water inlet hose in
a bucket containing an anti-
freeze.
3. Remove the spray lance.
4. Switch on the cleaner with
the main switch in position
"Cold Water".
5. Operate the spray gun.
6. During suction operate the
spray gun two or three times.
7. The machine is protected
against frost when antifreeze
solution emerges from the
spray gun.
8. Lock the safety catch on the
spray gun.
9. Remove the water inlet hose
from the bucket
10.Switch off the cleaner and
store it in upright position.
11.When the machine is put into
service again, the antifreeze
solution must be collected
and stored for future or prop-
er disposal.

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6.5 Transporting the
cleaner
The machine can be in either
upright position or tilted position
during transportation.
Use the fixing points (B) when
securing with belts.
Notice the risk of leaking water by
sudden heavy movements during
transportation.
B
B
6.4 MH 2C/MH 2M
Storing the cleaner
(below 0°C)
Store the cleaner in a dry room
without danger of frost or protect
as below:
1. Remove the water inlet hose
from the cleaner.
2. Remove the spray lance.
3. Switch on the cleaner with
the main switch in position
"Cold Water".
4. Operate the spray gun.
5. Open the cover (A)
6. Gradually pour antifreeze
(approx. 5 litres) into the wa-
ter tank.
7. During suction operate the
spray gun two or three times.
8. The machine is protected
against frost when antifreeze
solution emerges from the
spray gun.
9. Lock the safety catch on the
spray gun.
10.Close the cover
11.Switch off the cleaner.
12.To avoid any risks, store the
cleaner temporarily in a heat-
ed room in upright position.
13.When the machine is put into
service again, the antifreeze
solution can be collected and
stored for future use.
A

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7.2.4 Flame sensor1)
7 Maintenance
7.1 Maintenance plan Maintain water filters and fuel fil-
ters as required.
7.2 Maintenance work
7.2.1 Water filters
A water filter is fitted on the water
inlet to prevent large particles of
dirt from entering into the pump.
1. Unscrew quick coupling with
tool.
2. Remove filter and clean it.
3. Remount the filter and quick
coupling
7.2.2 Maintenance of fuel
filter
1. Open hose clips
2. Replace fuel filter
3. Close hose clips
4. Dispose the cleaning solu-
tion/damaged filter in ac-
cordance with the disposal
regulations
7.2.3 Emptying the fuel tank 1. Unscrew the cap
2. Remove the strain
3. Tilt the machine to a
horizontal position
4. Let the fuel pour into an
empty container
1. Dismount the sensor and
clean with a soft cloth.
2. Ensure that the sensor is
correctly seated when install-
ing again - the symbols must
face upwards.

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8 Troubleshooting
8.1 Indications on Display
Indication lights Cause Remedy
>
>
The light is constant
- The appliance is ready for
operation
Flashing light
- Flow sensor fault
- Water tap closed or water
shortage
- Detergent tank empty
- Pressure regulation on the
safety control blocks or
the VarioPress1) lance is
set to low water volume
- Machine scaled
- Spray gun is leaking
- High pressure hose,
coupling or line system is
leaking
- Motor is overheated3)
> Refuel detergent or set SDR
value to “0“
Turn main switch to position
“OFF“ - let the machine cool
down
Remove/disconnect exten-
sion cable
> Constant light
- Low fuel level
>
>
Top up fuel
Cold water operation is pos-
sible
> Flashing light
- Low Nilfisk AntiStone
level1)
> Top up Nilfisk AntiStone
>
>
Constant light
- Service interval has
expired
Flashing light
- Service interval due in 20
hours
- Microprocessor error
>
>
>
Contact Nilfisk Service
Contact Nilfisk Service
Machine shutdown
> Constant light
- Boiler overheated.
Exhaust sensor (EXT-H)
has cut off fuel supply
- Insufficient water flow
- Machine scaled
- Boiler not serviced
>
>
>
Machine shuts down. Cold
water operation is possible.
Check water supply
Contact Nilfisk Service
> Constant light
- Flame sensor (B7) is
sooted
- Ignition or fuel system
failure
>
>
>
Clean flame sensor (B7) (see
chapter 7.2.4)
Contact Nilfisk Service
Cold water operation is pos-
sible
3) For MH 1C only. For MH 2C/MH 2M overheating warning see next page.

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8.2 Other Faults
Fault Cause Remedy
not ON
> Plug not connected to the electri-
cal plug socket
• Put the plug into the electrical socket.
• Check fuse (see chapter 9.4 Technical
Data)
Pressure too low > High pressure nozzle worn out • Replace nozzle
> Pressure regulation set to low
pressure or VarioPress-lance1)
set to low water volume1).
• Turn the twist grip on safety control
block clockwise (+) or set VarioPress-
lance1) to higher water volume (see
chapter 4.4)
Machine is running with pul-
sating pressure and makes
knocking noise
> Pump has drawn in air as the
detergent tank is empty
• Close detergent valve. Remove lance
from gun. Operate spray gun and let
machine run until air in pump is gone and
the machine is running normally again.
No detergent drawn in
> Detergent tank empty • Top up detergent tank
> Dirt in detergent tank • Clean detergent tank
> Suction valve at cleaning agent
inlet soiled
• Remove suction valve and clean or
replace
Burner soots up > fuel contamination • Contact Nilfisk Service
> Burner sooted or adjustment
incorrect
Indication lights Cause Remedy
> No indication and main
switch is on
- Motor is overheated
- Main fuse has blown
•
•
Turn main switch to position
“OFF“ - let the machine cool
down
Remove/disconnect extension
cable
Possible phase failure on 3
phase variants1): have electri-
cal connection checked
Contact Nilfisk Service
Check main fuse
> Flashing light
- Faulty temperature sen-
sor (B1)
•
•
•
Cold water operation is pos-
sible
Check wire to temperature
sensor (B1)
Contact Nilfisk Service
> Flashing light
- Flow sensor fault
•
•
Cold water operation is pos-
sible
Contact Nilfisk Service
> Flashing light
- Overheat error has oc-
curred
•
•
Cold water operation is pos-
sible
Contact Nilfisk Service
> Visual test of lamps
- When switching on,
all LEDs light up for
approximately 1 second

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The cleaner contains valuable
materials that should be recy-
cled. Therefore, make use of
your local waste disposal site.
Contact your local authorities or
your nearest dealer for further
information.
9.2 Guarantee Our general conditions of busi-
ness are applicable with regard to
the guarantee. Subject to change
as a result of technical advances.
The guarantee is invalidated if
the machine is not operated in
accordance with these instruc-
tions or otherwise abused. The
guarantee is invalidated if the
machine is not serviced as de-
scribed.
9 Further information
9.1 Recycling the cleaner If the cleaner is discarded, make
it unusable immediately
1. Unplug the cleaner and cut
the power cord.
9.3 EU Declaration of Conformity
We,
Nilfisk A/S
Kornmarksvej 1
DK-2605 Broendby
DENMARK
Hereby declare that the
Products: HPW - Professional - Mobile - El
Description: 230V/50Hz, 400V/3~/50Hz, IPX5
Type: MH 1C*, MH 2C*, MH 2M*
Are in compliance with the following standards:
EN 60335-1:2012+A11:2014
EN 60335-2-79:2012
EN 55014-1:2006+A1:2009+A2:2011
EN 55014-2:2015
EN 61000-3-2:2014
EN 61000-3-11:2000
Following the provisions of:
2006/42/EC
2014/30/EU
2000/14/EC – Conformity assessment procedure according to Annex V.
- Measured sound power level: 77-81,6 dB(A)
- Guaranteed sound power level: 89,5-93,5 dB(A)
Hadsund, 02-09-2016
Anton Sørensen
Senior Vice President, Global R&D

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Specifications
MH 1C-110/600 MH 1C-110/600 MH 2C-90/670 X MH 2C-145/600
1EU GB GB EU
2V/ph/Hz 230/1/ 50 230/1/ 50 230/1/ 50 230/1/ 50
3AC 16 C 13 C 13 C 16
4kW
кВт 2,8 2,8 2,9 3,4
5AA12 12 12,4 14,5
6PIEC
bar (MPa)
Бар (МПа)
巴（兆帕） 110 110 90 145
7QIEC
l/min
л/мин
升/分钟 9,0 9,0 10,7 8,8
8
Pmax
bar (MPa)
Бар (МПа)
巴（兆帕） 165 165 135 218
9 QMAX l/min 10,0 10,0 11,2 10,0
10 NT 0400 NT 0400 NT 0530 NT 0340
11 °C (°F) 80/- 80/- 90/150 90/150
12 tmax
°C (°F) 40
13 pmax
bar (MPa)
Бар (МПа)
巴（兆帕） 10
14 mm
毫米 607/688/1000 607/688/1000 607/688/1071 607/688/1000
15 kg
кг 94 94 112 110
16 LPA
KpA= 3 dB
dB(A)
дБ(A) 74 74 76,6 77
17 LWA
KWA= 3 dB
dB(A)
дБ(A) 88,0 88,0 88,2 89,8
18 ah
(ISO 5349 ah)
m/s2
米/秒² <1,5; +/-1 <1,5; +/-1 <1,5; +/-1 <1,5; +/-1
19 N17,6 17,6 18,2 20,8
20
L
л
升
0,10
Agip Rotra
0,10
Agip Rotra
0,20
Agip Rotra
0,20
Agip Rotra
21 kW
кВт 36 36 44 36
22 L/л/升 17
23 L/л/升 A: 5 (int.) A: 5 (int.) A: 5 (int.) A: 5 (int.)