Nilfisk-ALTO Floortec R 360 B User manual

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INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................... 2
MANUAL PURPOSE AND CONTENTS ........................................................................................................... 2
TARGET ........................................................................................................................................................... 2
HOW TO KEEP THIS MANUAL ....................................................................................................................... 2
IDENTIFICATION DATA ................................................................................................................................... 2
OTHER REFERENCE MANUALS .................................................................................................................... 2
SPARE PARTS AND MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................. 2
CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS ................................................................................................................. 2
SAFETY ................................................................................................................................................. 2
SYMBOLS ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................. 3
UNPACKING ......................................................................................................................................... 4
MACHINE DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................................... 4
OPERATION CAPABILITIES ............................................................................................................................ 4
CONVENTIONS ................................................................................................................................................ 4
DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................. 4
TECHNICAL DATA ........................................................................................................................................... 5
ACCESSORIES/OPTIONS ............................................................................................................................... 6
USE ........................................................................................................................................................ 7
BATTERY CHECK/SETTING ON A NEW MACHINE ...................................................................................... 7
WET OR GEL BATTERY SETTING ................................................................................................................. 7
BEFORE MACHINE START-UP ....................................................................................................................... 8
MACHINE START AND STOP ......................................................................................................................... 8
MACHINE OPERATION ................................................................................................................................... 8
HOPPER DUMPING ......................................................................................................................................... 9
AFTER USING THE MACHINE ........................................................................................................................ 9
PUSHING/TOWING THE MACHINE ................................................................................................................ 9
MACHINE LONG INACTIVITY ......................................................................................................................... 9
FIRST PERIOD OF USE .................................................................................................................................. 9
MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................. 10
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE TABLE .......................................................................................................... 10
MAIN BROOM HEIGHT CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT .................................................................................. 11
MAIN BROOM REPLACEMENT .................................................................................................................... 11
SIDE BROOM HEIGHT CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................... 12
SIDE BROOM REPLACEMENT ..................................................................................................................... 12
DUST FILTER CLEANING AND INTEGRITY CHECK ................................................................................... 12
SKIRT HEIGHT AND OPERATION CHECK .................................................................................................. 13
HOOD SAFETY SWITCH OPERATION CHECK ........................................................................................... 13
CHARGING THE BATTERIES ....................................................................................................................... 14
SAFETY FUNCTIONS ......................................................................................................................... 15
EMERGENCY SWITCH .................................................................................................................................. 15
HOOD SAFETY SWITCH ............................................................................................................................... 15
DRIVER'S SEAT MICROSWITCH .................................................................................................................. 15
TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................................................ 15
SCRAPPING ........................................................................................................................................ 15
EC CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY ................................................................................................ 16

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INTRODUCTION
MANUAL PURPOSE AND CONTENTS
The purpose of this Manual is to provide the operator with
all necessary information to use the machine properly in a
safe and autonomous way. It contains information about
technical characteristics, operation, machine storage,
maintenance, spare parts and safety conditions.
Before carrying out any procedure on the machine, the
operators and technicians in charge of the machine
maintenance must read this manual carefully. Contact an
authorised Nilfisk-Alto Service Center in case of doubts
regarding the interpretation of the instructions and for any
further information.
TARGET
This manual is intended for qualified operators and
technicians involved in the machine maintenance.
HOW TO KEEP THIS MANUAL
The User manual must be kept near the machine, inside
an adequate case, far from liquids and other substances
that can cause damage to it.
IDENTIFICATION DATA
The machine model and serial number are marked on the
plate (1, Fig. U) on the frame and can be read by lifting the
hood (10, Fig. C).
The machine model year is written in the EC statement
and it is also indicated by the first two figures of the
machine serial number.
This information is useful when ordering machine and
engine spare parts. Use the following table to write down
the machine identification data for any further reference.
OTHER REFERENCE MANUALS
– Electronic Battery Charger Operating Manual (if
equipped), which is to be considered an integral part
of this manual.
– Moreover, the following manuals are available:
• Spare parts list (supplied with the machine).
• Service manual (that can be consulted at
Nilfisk-Alto Service Centers).
SPARE PARTS AND MAINTENANCE
All necessary operating, maintenance and repair
procedures must be carried out by qualified personnel or
by Nilfisk-Alto Service Centers (listed at the end of this
manual). Only original spare parts and accessories must
be used.
Call Nilfisk-Alto for service or to order spare parts and
accessories, specifying the machine model and serial
number.
CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS
Nilfisk-Alto constantly improves its products and reserves
the right to make changes and improvements at its
discretion without being obliged to apply such benefits to
the machine that were sold previously. Any change and/or
additionofaccessorymust be approved andperformedby
Nilfisk-Alto.
SAFETY
The following symbols indicate potentially dangerous
situations. Always read this information carefully and take
all necessary precautions to safeguard people and
property.
No accident prevention program is effective without the
total cooperation of the person responsible for the
machine operation. Most of the accidents that may occur
in a factory, while working or moving around, are caused
by failure to comply with the simplest rules for exercising
prudence. A careful and prudent Operator is the best
guarantee against accidents and is essential for
successful completion of any prevention program.
MACHINE model .........................................................
MACHINE serial number .............................................

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SYMBOLS
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Specific warnings and cautions to inform about potential
damages to people and machine are shown below.
DANGER!
– Remove the key from the ignition switch and
disconnect the batteries before performing any
maintenance/repair procedure.
– This machine must be used by properly trained and
authorised personnel only. Children or disabled
people cannot use this machine.
– Keep sparks, flames and smoking materials away
from the batteries. During the normal operation
explosive gases are released.
– Do not wear jewels when working near electrical
components.
– Do not work under the lifted machine, if it is not
securely fixed.
– Do not operate the machine near toxic, dangerous,
inflammable and/or explosive powders, liquids or
vapours.
– Battery charging produces highlyexplosive hydrogen
gas. Keep the hood open during batterycharging and
perform this operation in well-ventilated areas and
away from naked flames.
WARNING!
– Carefully read all the instructions before carrying out
any maintenance/repair operations.
– Take all necessary precautions to prevent hair,
jewels and loose clothes from being caught in the
moving parts of the machine.
– Do not smoke while charging the batteries.
– Do not leave the machine unattended with the key
inserted in the ignition switch and the parking brake
disengaged.
– Do not use the machine on slopes with a gradient
exceeding the value shown on the machine.
– Do not wash the machine with direct or pressurised
water jets, or with corrosive substances. Do not use
compressed air to clean this type of machine.
– Do not use the machine in particularly dusty areas.
– While using this machine, take care not to cause
damage to other people, especially children.
– The storage temperature must be between 0°C and
+40°C.
– The machine operating temperature must be
between 0°C and +40°C.
– The humidity must be between 30% and 95%.
– Always protect the machine against the sun, rain and
bad weather, both under operation and inactivity
condition.
– Do not use the machine as a means of transport.
– Donotallowthebroomstooperatewhilethemachine
is stationary to avoid damaging the floor.
– In case of fire, possibly use a powder fire
extinguisher, not a water one.
– Do not bump into shelves or scaffoldings, particularly
where there is a risk of falling objects.
– Adjust the operation speed to suit the floor conditions.
– Do not tamper with the machine safety guards and
follow the ordinary maintenance instructions
scrupulously.
– Do not remove or modify the plates affixed to the
machine by the Manufacturer.
– In case of machine malfunctions, ensure that these
are not due to lack of maintenance. Otherwise,
request assistance from the authorised personnel or
from an authorised Service Center.
– In case of part replacement, order ORIGINAL spare
parts from an authorised Dealer or Retailer.
– To ensure the proper and safe operation of the
machine, have the scheduled maintenance, detailed
in the related chapter of this Manual, performed by
the authorised personnel or an authorised Service
Center.
– The machine must be disposed of properly, because
of the presence of toxic-harmful materials (batteries,
oils, etc.), which are subject to standards that require
disposal in special centres (see the Scrapping
chapter).
DANGER!
It indicates a dangerous situation with risk
of death for the Operator.
WARNING!
It indicates a potential risk of injury for
people.
CAUTION!
It indicates a caution or a remark related to
important or useful functions.Payattention
to the paragraphs marked by this symbol.
NOTE
Consult the User manual before performing
any procedure.

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– If the machine is used according to the instructions,
thevibrationsdonotcausedangeroussituations.The
machine vibration level is less than 2.5 m/s2.
– When lead (WET) batteries are installed on the
machine, do not tilt the machine of more than 30°
from the horizontal plane to prevent the highly
corrosive acid from leaking out of the batteries. When
the machine is to be tilted for maintenance
operations, remove the batteries.
– Be very careful when operating the machine at high
speeds: sudden steering could cause this
three-wheel machine to become unstable due to
weight distribution. Always reduce the speed before
steering.
UNPACKING
Upon delivery carefully check that the machine and its
packing, if any, have not been damaged during
transportation. In case of visible damages, keep the
packing and have it checked by the Parcel Service that
delivered it. Call the Carrier immediatelyto fill in a damage
claim.
Please check that the following items have been supplied
with the machine:
Technical documents:
– Sweeper manual
– Electronic Battery Charger Operating Manual (if the
electronic battery charger is equipped)
– Spare Parts List
MACHINE DESCRIPTION
OPERATION CAPABILITIES
This sweeper has been designed and built to be used by
aqualified operatortoclean(bysweepingand vacuuming)
smoothandsolid floors in civilandindustrial environments
and to collect dust and light debris under safe operation
conditions.
CONVENTIONS
Forward, backward, front, rear, left or right are intended
with reference to the operator’s position, that is to say on
the driver’s seat with the hands on the handlebar (1, Fig.
C).
DESCRIPTION
Control panel
(See Fig. B)
1. Left control panel
2. Ignition switch
3. Discharged battery warning light
4. Semi-discharged battery warning light
5. Charged battery warning light
6. Display
7. Displayselectionpush-button: hour counter/hourand
minute counter/battery voltage (V)
8. Horn
9. Switch having the following functions:
– in the central position: it is off
– pushed forward (fixed): it activates the main
broom rotation and the vacuum fan
– pushed backward (not fixed): it activates the filter
shaker
10. Manual vacuum switch (optional)
11. Working light switch (optional)
12. Emergency push-button
13. Control panel fixing screws
14. Right control panel
15. Reverse/forward gear switch
Outside view
(See Fig. C)
1. Steering wheel
2. Steering column inclination adjusting lever
3. Vacuum activation/deactivation lever
4. Side broom lifting/lowering lever
5. Drive pedal
6. Service brake pedal
7. Parking brake lever (it acts on the front wheel)
7a. Lever in the position of brake engaged (rotated
backward)
7b. Lever in the position of brake disengaged (rotated
forward)
8. Front skirt lifting pedal
9. Can holder
10. Hood
11. Rear wheels on fixed axle
12. Front drive and steering wheel
13. Right side broom
14. Left side broom
15. Main broom
16. Left side skirt
17. Right side skirt
18. Front skirt
19. Rear skirt
20. Hopper

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21. Hopper hook
22. Hopper handle
23. Removable door for main broom extraction
24. Main broom height left adjuster
25. Main broom height right adjuster
26. Main broom right door
27. Main broom right door fixing screws
28. Pivoting light (always on when the ignition switch is
turned to “I” position) (optional)
29. Driver's seat with safety microswitch
30. Additional hole for manual vacuum kit (optional)
31. Adjustable steering column
32. Working light (optional)
33. Side broom height adjusting block
34. Seat longitudinal position adjusting lever
35. Manual vacuum kit (optional)
Under-hood compartment
(See Fig. U)
1. Serial number plate/technical data/EC certification
2. Hood (open)
3. Hood support rod
4. Batteries
5. Battery caps (for lead batteries)
6. Battery connector
7. Electronic battery charger (optional)
8. Battery charger electrical cable
9. Lamellar fuse box (services)
10. Drive circuit breaker
11. Main broom/fan motor circuit breaker
12. Lead (WET) or gel (GEL) battery selector switch
located on the optional electronic battery charger
13. Charged battery warning light
14. Main broom belt
15. Main broom drive pulley
16. Vacuum fan
17. Main motor
18. Manual vacuum system (optional)
19. Switch for machine pushing
20. Battery connection diagrams
TECHNICAL DATA
General Values
Machine length 1,255 mm
Machine width (without side brooms) 795 mm
Height (steering wheel with knob) 1,173 mm
Working width (with/without side
brooms) 1,000/600 mm
Minimum ground clearance (skirts not
included) 40 mm
Main broom dimensions Ø 265 mm x 600 mm
Side broom dimensions Ø 420 mm
Front drive and steering wheel Ø 200 x 50 mm
Rear wheels Ø 250 x 50 mm
Machine weight (without batteries) 143.89 kg
Max forward/reverse speed 5.5 km/h / 4.4 km/h
Gradeability 2%
Hopper capacity 36 litres
Cleaning rate (with main broom) 3,060 m2/h
Cleaning rate (with main and side
brooms) 5,100 m2/h
Main broom and fan motor 500W
Side broom motors 60W
Drive motor 400W
Filter shaker motor 12W
Sound pressure level (A Lpa) 71.6 dB(A)
Batteries Values
Battery voltage 24V
Standard battery Lead (WET), with acid
electrolyte
Optional battery Gel (GEL), hermetic
Usable battery capacity 100 -240 Ah C5
Battery compartment max. size 357x375x385 mm
Dust vacuuming and filtering Values
Paper dust filter 5-10 µm 3 m2
Main broom compartment vacuum 18.3 mm H2O

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Wiring diagram
(See Fig. V)
BAT: 24V battery
BE1: Pivoting light (optional)
BZ1: Reverse gear warning buzzer
C1: Battery connector
CH1: Battery charger (optional)
EB1: Hour counter and battery voltage display
EB2: Drive electronic board
ES0: Starting relay
ES1: Main broom switch
ES2: Filter shaker relay
ES3: Manual vacuum switch
FA: Main broom/fan fuse
FL: Drive electronic board fuse (3A)
FT: Drive fuse
F1: Main fuse (25A)
F2: Filter shaker motor fuse (25A)
F3: Manual vacuum fuse (40A) (optional)
F4: Horn and pivoting light fuse (10A)
F5: Working light fuse (10A) (optional)
F6: Side broom motor fuse (10A)
HN1: Horn
K1: Ignition switch
L1: Working light (optional)
M1: Main broom motor
M2: Drive motor
M3: Filter shaker motor
M4: Right side broom motor
M5: Left side broom motor
M6: Manual vacuum motor (optional)
P1: Horn push-button
R1: Drive speed potentiometer
SWC: Hood safety switch
SWS: Emergency push-button
SW1: Main broom, vacuum fan and filter shaker switch
SW2: Driver's seat safety microswitch
SW3: Forward/reverse gear microswitch
SW4: Side broom microswitch
SW5: Drive switch
SW6: Manual vacuum switch (optional)
SW7: Working light switch (optional)
Colour code
BK: Black
BU: Blue
BN: Brown
GN: Green
GY: Grey
OG: Orange
PK: Pink
RD: Red
VT: Violet
WH: White
YE: Yellow
ELECTRICAL FUSES
The following fuses are located under the hood (10, Fig.
C):
– Circuit breakers, which can be reset by pressing the
related key:
– Drive fuse (11, Fig. U)
– Main broom/fan motor fuse (10, Fig. U)
– Lamellar fuses, protected by a transparent plastic
cover (9, Fig. U), which protect the following circuits:
– F1 fuse (25A): Main fuse (ignition switch circuit)
– F2 fuse (25A): Filter shaker motor
– F3 fuse (40A): Manual vacuum (optional)
– F4 fuse (10A): Horn and pivoting light
– F5 fuse (10A): Working light (optional)
– F6 fuse (10A): Side broom motors
– F7 fuse (25A): Spare fuse
– F8 fuse (10A): Spare fuse
ACCESSORIES/OPTIONS
In addition to the standard components, the machine can
be equipped with the following accessories/options,
according to the machine specific use:
– Gel batteries;
– Electronic battery charger, if not supplied with the
machine;
– Main and side brooms with harder or softer bristles;
– Antistatic polyester or polyester BIA C dust filter;
– Manual vacuum;
– Working light;
– Pivoting light;
– Skirts of various materials.
For further information concerning the optional
accessories, contact an authorised Service Center or
Retailer.

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USE
While reading this Manual, the Operator must pay
particular attention to these symbols.
Do not cover these plates for any reason and immediately
replace them if they are damaged.
BATTERY CHECK/SETTING ON A NEW
MACHINE
The machine requires two 12V batteries or four 6V
batteries connected according to the diagram (20, Fig. U).
The machine can be supplied in one of the following
modes:
a) Leador gel batteries installed on the machine and
ready to be used
1. Raise the machine hood (10, Fig. C) and engage
the hood support rod (3, Fig. U), then check that
the batteries are connected to the machine
through the special connector (6, Fig. U).
2. Disengage the hood support rod and lower the
hood. Check the hood is properly closed (the
machine must be as shown in Fig. C).
3. Insert the key into the ignition switch (2, Fig. B)on
the control panel and turn it to “I” position (without
pressing the pedal 5, Fig. C), then release it. Ifthe
greenwarninglight (5, Fig. B)turnson,the battery
is ready to be used. If the yellow (4, Fig. B) or red
(3, Fig. B) warning light turns on, it is necessary to
charge the batteries (see the relevant procedure
in the Maintenance chapter).
b) Lead batteries installed on the machine but dry,
that is without electrolyte
1. Raise the machine hood (10, Fig. C) and engage
the hood support rod (3, Fig. U).
2. Remove all the battery caps (5, Fig. U)..
3. Fillthecells (or each element)ofthebatteries with
sulphuric acid for batteries (density from 1.27 to
1.29 Kg at 25°C) in accordance with the
instructions given in the Battery User's Manual.
The correct quantity of sulphuric acid is indicated
in the Battery Manual.
4. Let the battery rest and fill in with sulphuric acid in
accordance with the instructions specified in the
Battery manual.
5. Charge the batteries (see the relevant procedure
in the Maintenance chapter).
c) Without battery
1. Buyappropriatebatteries(SeetheTechnicalData
paragraph and the diagram 20, Fig. U). For the
battery choice and installation, apply to qualified
battery retailers.
2. Install the batteries.
3. Set the machine and the battery charger (if
equipped) according to the type of batteries
installed. Proceed as follows.
WET OR GEL BATTERY SETTING
It is necessary to set the electronic board of the machine
and of the battery charger (if equipped with the machine)
according to the type of battery installed (lead or gel).
Proceed as follows:
1. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
2. Raise the hood (10, Fig. C) and engage the hood
support rod (3, Fig. U).
Machine setting
The machine factory setting is for lead (WET) batteries. If
this setting corresponds to the type of battery installed on
your machine, go to the next paragraph, otherwise
perform the following operations:
– Disconnect the battery connector (6, Fig. U).
– Unscrew the control panel fixing screws (13) and
carefully remove the right control panel (14, Fig. B).
– Install a jumper wire (1, Fig. T) on the GEL
connectors (3) for gel batteries.
– Carefully reassemble the control panel (14, Fig. B)
and fix it by using the related fixing screws.
– Reconnect the battery connector (6, Fig. U).
Battery charger setting
1. Position the selector switch (12, Fig. U) to WET for
lead batteries or to GEL for gel batteries.
2. Charge the batteries (see the relevant procedure in
the Maintenance chapter).
WARNING!
On some points of the machine there are
some adhesive plates indicating:
–DANGER
– WARNING
– CAUTION
–NOTE
WARNING!
Be extremely careful when working with
sulphuric acid, as it is corrosive. If it comes
in contact with skin or eyes, rinse
thoroughly with water and call a physician.
Batteries have to be filled in a
well-ventilated area.
Wear protective gloves.

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BEFORE MACHINE START-UP
MACHINE START AND STOP
Starting the machine
1. Sit in the driver's seat (29, Fig. C) and, if it is
necessary for an easier access to the machine, pull
the lever (2, Fig. C) and push the steering column
(31) forward.
2. Pull the lever (2, Fig. C) and adjust the inclination of
the steering column (31) in order to reach the most
comfortable position.
3. Without pressing the forward/reverse gear pedal (5,
Fig. C), turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “II”
position, then release it; it will go back to “I” position.
Check that the green warning light (5, Fig. B) (battery
charged) turns on. If theyellow or red warning light (3
or 4, Fig. B) turns on, turn the ignition switch back to
“0” position, then charge the batteries (see the
relevant procedure in the Maintenance chapter).
4. Disengage the parking brake by rotating the lever (7,
Fig. C) forward, that is from 7a to 7b position.
5. To sweep, start the machine with the hands upon the
steering wheel and press the pedal (5, Fig. C).
6. The forward/reverse direction is selected with the
related switch (15, Fig. B) on the left control panel.
The drive speed can be adjusted from zero to
maximum speed by increasing the pressure exerted
on the pedal (5, Fig. C).
7. Activate the main broom and the vacuum fan by
pushing the switch (9, Fig. B) forward.
8. Activate the vacuum system by using the lever (3,
Fig. C).
9. Lower the side brooms (13 and 14, Fig. C) by
releasing and lowering the lever (4).
10. Start the sweeping work, by turning the steering
wheel (1, Fig. C) and moving the machine forward
through the pedal (5).
Stopping the machine
1. To stop the machine, release the pedal (5, Fig. C). To
stopthemachinemorequickly,alsopress the service
brake pedal (6, Fig. C). In case of emergency, press
the emergency push-button (12, Fig. B) to
immediately stop the machine. To deactivate the
emergency push-button (12) after pressingit, rotate it
clockwise.
2. Lift the side brooms (13 and 14, Fig. C) by using the
lever (4).
3. To stop the main broom and the vacuum fan, turn the
switch (9, Fig. B) to “0” (central) position.
4. To stop the machine, turn the ignition switch (2, Fig.
B) to “0” position.
5. Engagetheparkingbrakebyrotatingthelever(7, Fig.
C) to 7a position.
MACHINE OPERATION
1. Avoid stopping for a long time with themachine in the
same position and the brooms rotating: this could
create unwanted marks on the floor.
2. To collect light and bulky debris, lift the front skirt by
pressing the pedal (8, Fig. C); remember that while
the front skirt is lifted, the machine suction power
decreases.
CAUTION!
Make sure that there are no open
doors/hoods and that the machine is in
normal operating conditions.
Make sure that the hopper (20, Fig. C) is
properly closed.
If the machine has not been used after
being transported, check that all the blocks
used for the transportation have been
removed.
NOTE
The seat (29, Fig. C) is equipped with a safety
sensor, which allows the machine to be moved
through the pedal (5, Fig. C) only when the
operator is seated in the driver's seat.
NOTE
The side brooms (13 and 14, Fig. C) can be
lowered and lifted even when the machine is
moving. The side brooms do not rotate when
they are lifted, but they rotate when they are
lowered.
WARNING!
When operating on wet grounds, it is
essential to deactivate the vacuum system
by operating the lever (3, Fig. C) to prevent
the dust filter from being damaged.

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3. For the machine proper operation, the dust filter must
be as clean as possible. To keep the dust filter clean
while sweeping, deactivate the vacuum system by
operating the lever (3, Fig. C), then press the
filter-shaker switch (9, Fig. B) for a short while.
During this operation the main motor and the vacuum
fan automatically shut off.
After cleaning the filter, push the switch (9, Fig. B)
forward by reactivating the main broom and the
vacuum system, then start sweeping again.
Whileworking,repeatthe operation every 10minutes
on average (depending on the dustiness of the area
to be cleaned).
4. The hopper (20, Fig. C) should be dumped after each
working period and whenever it is full (see the
procedure in the next paragraph).
HOPPER DUMPING
1. Stop the machine by releasing the forward/reverse
gear pedal.
2. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
3. Disengage the hook (21, Fig. C) by pulling its lower
end.
4. Remove the hopper (20, Fig. C) by using the handle
(22) and dump it in special containers.
5. Reinsert the hopper and fix it by using the hook (21).
6. The machine is ready to start working again.
AFTER USING THE MACHINE
After working, before leaving the machine:
– Lift the side brooms by using the lever (4, Fig. C).
– Activate the filter shaker by using the switch (9, Fig.
B).
– Dump the hopper (20, Fig. C) (see previous
paragraph).
– Remove the key from the ignition switch (2, Fig. B).
– Engagetheparkingbrakebyrotatingthelever(7,Fig.
C) backward.
PUSHING/TOWING THE MACHINE
To easily push/tow the machine when it is off, proceed as
follows:
– Raise the hood (10, Fig. C).
– Turn the switch (19, Fig. U) to “0” and close the hood
(10, Fig. C).
– Push or tow the machine.
– After pushing/towing the machine, bring the switch
back to “I” (19, Fig. V).
MACHINE LONG INACTIVITY
If you foresee that the machine will not be used for more
than 30 days, proceed as follows:
– Check that the machine storage area is dry and
clean.
– Disconnect the battery connector (6, Fig. U).
– Slightly lift the machine so that the skirts, the main
broom and the wheels do not touch the ground.
– If the optional battery charger (7, Fig. U) is equipped,
disconnect the positive terminal (+) directly from the
battery (+) pole.
FIRST PERIOD OF USE
After the first period of use (first 8 hours) it is necessary to
carry out the following operations:
1. Check the fixing and connecting parts of the machine
for proper tightening.
2. Check the visible parts for integrity and leakage.
NOTE
When the dust filter is obstructed and/or the
hopper is full, the machine cannot collect dust
and debris.

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MAINTENANCE
The lifespan of the machine and its maximum operating safety are ensured by correct and regular maintenance.
The following chart provides the scheduled maintenance. The intervals shown may vary according to particular working
conditions, which are to be defined by the person in charge of the maintenance.
All scheduled or extraordinary maintenance operations must be performed by qualified personnel, or by an authorised
Service Center.
This Manual describes only the easiest and most common maintenance procedures.
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE TABLE
(*): For the related procedure, see the Service Manual
(1): and after the first 8 running-in hours.
WARNING!
To carry out maintenance operations, switchoff the machine (remove the key from theignition switch)
and, if necessary, disconnect the battery.
Moreover, carefully read the instructions in the Safety chapter.
NOTE
For other maintenance procedures contained in the Scheduled Maintenance Chart, refer to the Service
Manual that can be consulted at any Service Center.
Maintenance operation On delivery Every 10
hours Every 50 hours Every 100 hours Every 200 hours Every 400 hours
Battery fluid level check
Side and main broom height check and
adjustment
Dust filter cleaning and integrity check
Skirt height and operation check
Filter shaker operation check (*)
Hood safety switch operation check (*)
Main broom drive belt visual inspection (*)
Nut and screw tightening check (*) (1)
Service and parking brake check and
adjustment (*)
Main broom drive belt replacement (*)
Main motor and drive motor carbon brush
check and replacement (*)

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MAIN BROOM HEIGHT CHECK AND
ADJUSTMENT
1. Check that the main broom is at the correct height
from the ground, proceeding as follows:
– Drive the machine on a level ground;
– Keep the machine stationary and rotate the main
broom for a few seconds;
– Stop and lift the main broom, then move the
machine;
– Check that the main broom print (1, Fig. D), along
its length, is from 2 to 4 cm wide.
If the print (1) is not within specifications, it is
necessary to adjust the broom height, proceeding
as described in step 2.
2. Drive the machine on a level ground and engage the
parking brake (7, Fig. C).
3. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
4. Loosen the knobs (1, Fig. E) on both sides of the
machine.
5. Operating on the knobs (1, Fig. E) move, on both
sides of the machine, the broom height variation
indicator (2) as necessary and then screw down the
knobs (1).
6. Perform step 1 again to check that themain broom is
at the correct height from the ground.
7. When the broom is too worn and can no longer be
adjusted,replaceitaccordingtotheinstructionsinthe
following paragraph.
MAIN BROOM REPLACEMENT
1. Drive the machine on a level ground and engage the
parking brake (7, Fig. C).
2. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
3. Loosen the knobs (1, Fig. E) on both sides of the
machine.
4. Move the broom height variation indicators (2, Fig. E)
until the broom is at the maximum ground clearance.
Screw down the knobs (1).
5. Open the hood (10, Fig. C).
6. On the left side of the machine, loosen the knob (3,
Fig. E).
7. Remove the broom door (1, Fig. F) by pulling it
upwards to disengage the retainers (2).
8. Remove the broom (1, Fig. G).
9. Check also that the entrainer hub (4, Fig. R) is free
from dirt or foreign materials (ropes, rags, etc.)
accidentally rolled up.
10. The new broom must be installed with the bristles
rows bent as shown in the figure H (top view).
11. Installthenewbroomonthemachine and ensure that
its mesh (1, Fig. I) correctly fits into the related drive
hub (4, Fig. R). Check that the drive hub is free from
dirt or foreign materials (cords, rags, etc.)
accidentally rolled up.
12. Reinstall the broom door (1, Fig. F), engaging the
retainers (2).
13. Screw down the knob (3, Fig. E).
14. Carry out the main broom height check and
adjustment, as described in the previous paragraph.
NOTE
Broomsofvarioushardnessareavailable.This
procedure is applicable to all types of brooms.
NOTE
The indicator (2) must be at the same
position on both sides of the machine; the
maximum difference allowed is 2 notches
to obtain the print (1, Fig. D) from 2 to 4 cm
as described in step 1.
CAUTION!
An excessive print (larger than 4 cm) of the
main broom can lead to the machine
malfunction and the overheating of the
moving parts, thus reducing machine life.
Be extremely careful when performing the
above-mentioned checks and always use
the machine according to the indicated
conditions.
NOTE
Broomsof varioushardnessareavailable.This
procedure is applicable to all types of brooms.
CAUTION!
It is advisable to use protective gloves
when replacing the main broom because
there can be cutting debris between the
bristles.

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SIDE BROOM HEIGHT CHECK AND
ADJUSTMENT
1. Check the side broom height from the ground,
proceeding as follows:
– Drivethemachine on a level groundandlowerthe
side brooms.
– Keep the machine stationary, lower the side
brooms and rotate them for a few seconds;
– Stop and lift the side brooms, then move the
machine and switch it off.
– Check if the size and orientation of the prints left
by the side brooms are as shown in the figure (1
and 2, Fig. J).
In case the prints are not within specifications, it is
necessary to adjust the broom height, proceeding as
described in the following step.
2. Disengage the lever (4, Fig. C) and rotate the block
(33) clockwise or counterclockwise to adjust the
broom height from the ground.
3. Perform step 1 again to check the proper adjustment
of the side broom height from the ground.
4. When the brooms are too worn to be adjusted,
replace them as shown in the next paragraph.
SIDE BROOM REPLACEMENT
1. Drive the machine on a level ground and engage the
parking brake (7, Fig. C).
2. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
3. Introduce the hand inside the side broom and press
the tabs (1, Fig. K) inwards, then remove the broom
(2) disengaging it from the four pins (3).
4. Install the new broom on the machine engaging it on
the pins (3) and on the tabs (1).
5. Carry out the side broom height check and
adjustment, as described in the previous paragraph.
DUST FILTER CLEANING AND INTEGRITY
CHECK
1. Drive the machine on a level ground and engage the
parking brake (7, Fig. C).
2. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
3. Remove the hopper hook (21, Fig. C).
4. Removethehopper (20) byusing the handle(22, Fig.
C).
5. Turn the handle (1, Fig. L) downwards (90°
approximately) and let the filter frame (2) rotate
outwards.
6. Pull out the dust filter (3) upwards.
7. In an appropriate outdoor area, clean the filter
shaking it on a level and clean surface, tapping the
side(1, Fig. M) opposite the wire gauze (2). Complete
the cleaning by using compressed air (3) at max. 6
bars, blowing only from the side protected by the wire
gauze (2), at a minimum distance of 30 cm.
According to the filter type, observe the following
cautions:
– Paper filter (standard): Do not use water or
detergents to clean it not to irreparably damage
the filter.
– Polyester filter (optional): To clean it, see the
above-mentioned instructions. If necessary, for a
better cleaning, it is allowed to wash the filter with
waterandnon-latheringdetergents.Thisprovides
better quality cleaning but reduces the life of the
filter, which will have to be replaced more
frequently. The use of inadequate detergents can
damage the filter.
8. Check the filter body for tears.
9. Ifnecessary, clean the filtercompartment rubber seal
(4,Fig.L)alongitsperimeterandcheckitforintegrity.
If necessary, replace it.
10. Reassemble in the reverse order of disassembly.
NOTE
Broomsof varioushardnessareavailable.This
procedure is applicable to all types of brooms.
NOTE
Broomsof varioushardnessareavailable.This
procedure is applicable to all types of brooms.
CAUTION!
It is advisable to use protective gloves
when replacing the side brooms because
there can be cutting debris between the
bristles.
NOTE
Besides the standard paper filter, polyester
filters are also available. The following
procedure is applicable to each type of filter.
NOTE
Reassemble the filter with the wire gauze (2,
Fig. M) facing the fan (16, Fig. U).

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SKIRT HEIGHT AND OPERATION CHECK
1. Drive the machine on a level ground that is suitable
for checking the skirt height. Engage the parking
brake (7, Fig. C).
2. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
Side skirt check
3. Check the side skirts (16 and 17, Fig. C) for integrity.
Replace the skirts when they have cuts (1, Fig. N)
larger than 20 mm or cracks (2) larger than 10 mm
(for skirt replacement, refer to the Service Manual).
4. Check that the side skirt (16 and 17, Fig. C) height
from the ground is within 0 – 3 mm (Fig. O). If
necessary, adjust the skirt height, proceeding as
follows:
Left skirt:
– Raise the machine hood (10, Fig. C) and engage
the hood support rod (3, Fig. U).
– Loosentheknob(3,Fig.E)andremovethebroom
left door (1, Fig. F), pulling it upwards to
disengage the retainers (2).
– Adjust the skirt (3, Fig. F) height by using its slots
(4).
– Reassemble in the reverse order of disassembly.
Right skirt:
– Remove the main broom, as described in the
related paragraph.
– Remove the belt (14, Fig. U) from the pulley (15);
to facilitate the operation, make the pulley (15)
rotate operating on the fan (16).
– Remove the screws (27, Fig. C) and the right door
(26) together with the belt (14, Fig. U). On the
machine, adjust the skirt (1, Fig. S) height by
using its slots (2).
– Reassemble in the reverse order of disassembly.
Front and rear skirt check
5. Remove the main broom, as described in the related
paragraph.
6. Check the front (1, Fig. R) and rear (2) skirts for
integrity.
7. Replace the skirts when they have cuts (1, Fig. N)
larger than 20 mm or cracks (2) larger than 10 mm
(for skirt replacement, refer to the Service Manual).
8. Check that:
– The front skirt (1, Fig. R) lightly touches the
ground or that it is not detached from ground (1,
Fig. P).
– The rear skirt (2, Fig. R) height from ground is
within 0 - 3 mm (1, Fig. O).
9. If necessary, adjust the skirt height by using the slots
(3, Fig. R).
10. Press the front skirt lifting pedal (8, Fig. C) and check
that the front skirt (1, Fig. Q) rotates upward of about
90° (as shown in figure); release the pedal and check
that the skirt does not remain in an intermediate
position but returns to its initial position. If necessary,
for the front skirt control cable adjustment or
replacement, refer to the Service Manual.
11. Reassemble in the reverse order of disassembly.
HOOD SAFETY SWITCH OPERATION
CHECK
Operate the vacuum fan, slightly raise the hood (10, Fig.
C) and check that the fan immediately shuts off.
If raising the hood (10) does not cause the vacuum fan to
shut off, contact an authorised Service Center or Retailer.
WARNING!
When it is necessary to open the hood for
service operations, be sure to remove the
key from the ignition switch.

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CHARGING THE BATTERIES
1. Drive the machine on a level ground and engage the
parking brake (7, Fig. C).
2. Turn the ignition switch (2, Fig. B) to “0” position.
3. Raise the machine hood (10, Fig. C) and engage the
hood support rod (3, Fig. U).
4. (For lead battery only) Check the level of electrolyte
inside the batteries; if it is necessary top up through
the caps (5, Fig. U).
5. Leave the caps (5) open for the next battery charge.
6. Clean (if necessary) the upper surface of the battery.
7. Proceed with charging the batteries according to one
of the following methods, depending on the presence
of the electronic battery charger (7, Fig. U) (optional).
Charging the battery with an external battery
charger
1. Check that the battery charger is suitable by referring
to the Battery Charger Operating Manual.
The battery charger voltage rating is 24 V.
2. Disconnect the battery connector (6, Fig. U) and
connect it to the external battery charger.
3. Connect the battery charger to the electrical mains.
4. After charging, disconnect the battery charger from
the electrical mains and the battery connector (6, Fig.
U).
5. (For lead batteries only) Check the level of electrolyte
inside the batteries and close all the caps (5).
6. Reconnect the battery connector (6, Fig. U) to its
connector on the machine.
7. Disengage the hood support rod (3, Fig. U) and close
the hood (2); the machine is ready to be used.
Battery charging with the optional battery charger
installed on the machine
1. (For lead battery only) Check the level of electrolyte
inside the batteries; if it is necessary top up through
the caps (5, Fig. U). Leave the caps (5) open for the
next battery charge. When the correct level is
reached, clean, if necessary, the upper surface of the
battery.
2. Connect the battery charger electrical cable (8, Fig.
U) to the electrical mains.
3. When the green warning light (13, Fig. U) turns on,
the batteries are charged.
4. For further information about the battery charger
operation (7, Fig. U), see the Battery Charger
Operating Manual.
5. Disconnect the battery charger connector (8, Fig. U)
from the electrical mains and place it in its special
housing.
6. (For lead battery only) Close all the caps (5, Fig. U).
7. Disengage the hood support rod (3, Fig. U) and close
the hood (2); the machine is ready to be used.
WARNING!
Battery charging produces highly
explosive hydrogen gas. Charge the
batteries in well-ventilated areas and away
from naked flames. Do not smoke while
charging the batteries. While charging the
battery always keep the hood open.
WARNING!
Be extremely careful when charging the
batteries as there may be battery fluid
leakages. The battery fluid is corrosive. If it
comes in contact with skin or eyes, rinse
thoroughly with water and consult a
physician.
CAUTION!
Use a battery charger suitable for the type
of batteries installed.
WARNING!
Check that the voltage and frequency
shown on the machine serial number plate
(1, Fig. U) correspond to the electrical
mains values.
NOTE
When the battery charger is connected to the
electrical mains, all machine functions are
automatically cut off.

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SAFETY FUNCTIONS
The machine is equipped with the following safety
functions.
EMERGENCY SWITCH
It is located in an easily accessible position (see 12, Fig.
B); it has to be pressed in case of emergency, to stop all
the machine functions.
To reset it, turn it clockwise.
HOOD SAFETY SWITCH
It is activated when the machine hood is raised. It stops all
functions.
If the machine keeps operating when the hood is open,
contact an authorised Service Center or Retailer.
DRIVER'S SEAT MICROSWITCH
It is located inside the driver's seat and it does not allow
the machine drive system to operate if the operator is not
seated in the driver's seat.
TROUBLESHOOTING
For further information, refer to the Service Manual,
available at any Nilfisk-Alto Service Center.
SCRAPPING
Have the machine scrapped by a qualified scrapper.
Before scrapping the machine, always remove the
following materials:
–Battery
– Polyester dust filter
– Main and side brooms
– Electronic board
– Plastic components and hoses
WARNING!
When it is necessary to open the hood for
service operations, be sure to remove the
key from the ignition switch.
Trouble Remedy
The machine does not
start by turning the
ignition switch to “II”
position.
Check the battery connector (6, Fig. U) for
proper connection.
Check that the hood (10, Fig. C) is closed.
Check the fuse F1 in the box (9, Fig. U) for
integrity.
Check that the optional battery charger (7,
Fig. U) is disconnected from the electrical
mains.
The machine does not
move by pressing the
pedal (5, Fig. C).
Check that the parking brake is
disengaged.
Check that the switch (19, Fig. U) is in the
“I” position.
Check that the forward/reverse gear pedal
(5, Fig. C) is not pressed while starting the
machine through the ignition switch (2, Fig.
B), or while the operator is sitting in the
driver's seat; the forward/reverse gear
pedal (5, Fig. C) has to be pressed only
after the operator has sit in the driver's seat
and the machine has been started.
The side brooms do
not operate. Check the fuse F6 in the box (9, Fig. U) for integrity.
The machine operates
only when stationary,
otherwise it switches
offand the redwarning
light (3, Fig. B) flashes.
Charge the batteries. If the trouble
persists, replace the batteries.
Battery autonomy is
low. Install batteries having higher capacity (min. 100 Ah C5).
NOTE
If the machine has been supplied with the
optional battery charger, the machine cannot
operate if the charger is not on board. In case
of battery charger malfunction, contact an
authorised Service Center.
CAUTION!
The removed components must be
disposed according to the law in force.

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Fax : [phone]
E-mail: info@nilfi sk-alto.es
www.nilfi sk-alto.com
SWEDEN
ALTO Sverige AB
Aminogatan 18, Box 40 29
431 04 Mölndal
Sweden
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: info@nilfi sk-alto.se
www.nilfi sk-alto.se
USA
ALTO U.S. Inc.
16253 Swingley Ridge Road
Suite 200
Chesterfi eld
Missouri 63017-1544
USA
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
ALTO U.S.Inc
2100 Highway 265
Springdale
Arkansas 72764
USA
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
ALTO U.S.Inc
1100 Haskins Road
Bowling Green
Ohio 43402
USA
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [email protected]
ALTO Cleaning Systems, Inc.
12249 Nations Ford Road
Pineville
North Carolina 28134
USA
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: info@nilfi sk-advance.us
www.nilfi sk-alto.com
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C1
C1
VTBK
BK
M1
BK
BK
85
BK
ES2
VT
ES0
86
SW1
HN1
ES1
WH
RD
FA
ES0
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30
P1
PK
87
F1
F4
K1
50 15
30
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BU
PK
BK
BE1
SW7
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ES3
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ES1
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EB1
BK
L1
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F5
BK
M4
BK
M5
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M3
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