TSM DURASWEEP 170 User manual

DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
DURASWEEP 170
SWEEPER MACHINE
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
DURASWEEP 170
SWEEPER MACHINE
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
DURASWEEP 170
SWEEPER MACHINE

DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
1
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
TSM S.r.l.
Via F.lli Zambon, 9
33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Declares that:
SWEEPER
1. Type: ............................................................ DURASWEEP 170
Is conform to the following CE laws:
2006/42/CE (Machine directive)
2006/95/CE, 93/68 CE (Low-tension directive),
2004/108/CE (EMC directive)
2000/14 CE (Environmental acoustic emission directive)
Unified / national norms of reference:
UNI-EN 292-1, UNI-EN 292-2, PR EN 1127, EN 418, EN 60204, EN 349
Fiume Veneto, October 2014
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
1
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
TSM S.r.l.
Via F.lli Zambon, 9
33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Declares that:
SWEEPER
1. Type: ............................................................ DURASWEEP 170
Is conform to the following CE laws:
2006/42/CE (Machine directive)
2006/95/CE, 93/68 CE (Low-tension directive),
2004/108/CE (EMC directive)
2000/14 CE (Environmental acoustic emission directive)
Unified / national norms of reference:
UNI-EN 292-1, UNI-EN 292-2, PR EN 1127, EN 418, EN 60204, EN 349
Fiume Veneto, October 2014
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
1
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
TSM S.r.l.
Via F.lli Zambon, 9
33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Declares that:
SWEEPER
1. Type: ............................................................ DURASWEEP 170
Is conform to the following CE laws:
2006/42/CE (Machine directive)
2006/95/CE, 93/68 CE (Low-tension directive),
2004/108/CE (EMC directive)
2000/14 CE (Environmental acoustic emission directive)
Unified / national norms of reference:
UNI-EN 292-1, UNI-EN 292-2, PR EN 1127, EN 418, EN 60204, EN 349
Fiume Veneto, October 2014

DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
2
GENERAL INFORMATION
This OPERATION AND SERVICE HANDBOOK has been drawn up for the uses permitted by the law; all improper uses
by third parties will be punished in accordance with current laws.
ATTENTION: PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE SECTION CONCERNING SAFETY REGULATIONS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE.
The operation and service manual forms an integral part of the machine and must therefore be kept.
The machines are built in compliance with EC regulations.
CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL
This manual contains instructions for use and correct maintenance of the following machines:
SWEEPER MOD. 170 Diesel/ Petrol/LPG/Battery powered
In it you will find all information concerning safe operation and maintenance, useful also for obtaining top performance
and long life. The manual is divided into two parts:
1. Safety/Instructions for use and maintenance,
2. Spare parts catalogue
The advanced technical solutions adopted are designed to ensure top performance and low running costs in complete
safety.
The machines are built in compliance with EC regulations.
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
2
GENERAL INFORMATION
This OPERATION AND SERVICE HANDBOOK has been drawn up for the uses permitted by the law; all improper uses
by third parties will be punished in accordance with current laws.
ATTENTION: PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE SECTION CONCERNING SAFETY REGULATIONS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE.
The operation and service manual forms an integral part of the machine and must therefore be kept.
The machines are built in compliance with EC regulations.
CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL
This manual contains instructions for use and correct maintenance of the following machines:
SWEEPER MOD. 170 Diesel/ Petrol/LPG/Battery powered
In it you will find all information concerning safe operation and maintenance, useful also for obtaining top performance
and long life. The manual is divided into two parts:
1. Safety/Instructions for use and maintenance,
2. Spare parts catalogue
The advanced technical solutions adopted are designed to ensure top performance and low running costs in complete
safety.
The machines are built in compliance with EC regulations.
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
2
GENERAL INFORMATION
This OPERATION AND SERVICE HANDBOOK has been drawn up for the uses permitted by the law; all improper uses
by third parties will be punished in accordance with current laws.
ATTENTION: PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE SECTION CONCERNING SAFETY REGULATIONS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE.
The operation and service manual forms an integral part of the machine and must therefore be kept.
The machines are built in compliance with EC regulations.
CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL
This manual contains instructions for use and correct maintenance of the following machines:
SWEEPER MOD. 170 Diesel/ Petrol/LPG/Battery powered
In it you will find all information concerning safe operation and maintenance, useful also for obtaining top performance
and long life. The manual is divided into two parts:
1. Safety/Instructions for use and maintenance,
2. Spare parts catalogue
The advanced technical solutions adopted are designed to ensure top performance and low running costs in complete
safety.
The machines are built in compliance with EC regulations.

DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
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1 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
For any servicing or repair work required, you are advised to contact the manufacturer directly. Our customer service
department is run by skilled personnel and is equipped with specific equipment for the above work. We are always at
your disposal for machine information and advice. The user is required to refer to us for all extraordinary maintenance
and in any case for all operations/repair jobs not specifically described in the operation handbook.
2 MACHINE MARKING
The machine is provided with the following clearly marked information:
1. Manufacturer’s name and address
2. CE Mark
3. Model
4. Serial number
5. Year of manufacture
The above information must always be quoted when requesting spare parts.
The identification plate is affixed on the driver’s side below the seat.
3 INTENDED USE OF THE MACHINE
The sweeper is designed for indoor and outdoor cleaning without creating dust. It can collect no bulky material by means
of a brush, conveying the rubbish into a bin.
NO OTHER USE IS PERMITTED
THE MACHINE IS NOT APPROVED FOR ROAD USE
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
3
1 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
For any servicing or repair work required, you are advised to contact the manufacturer directly. Our customer service
department is run by skilled personnel and is equipped with specific equipment for the above work. We are always at
your disposal for machine information and advice. The user is required to refer to us for all extraordinary maintenance
and in any case for all operations/repair jobs not specifically described in the operation handbook.
2 MACHINE MARKING
The machine is provided with the following clearly marked information:
1. Manufacturer’s name and address
2. CE Mark
3. Model
4. Serial number
5. Year of manufacture
The above information must always be quoted when requesting spare parts.
The identification plate is affixed on the driver’s side below the seat.
3 INTENDED USE OF THE MACHINE
The sweeper is designed for indoor and outdoor cleaning without creating dust. It can collect no bulky material by means
of a brush, conveying the rubbish into a bin.
NO OTHER USE IS PERMITTED
THE MACHINE IS NOT APPROVED FOR ROAD USE
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
3
1 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
For any servicing or repair work required, you are advised to contact the manufacturer directly. Our customer service
department is run by skilled personnel and is equipped with specific equipment for the above work. We are always at
your disposal for machine information and advice. The user is required to refer to us for all extraordinary maintenance
and in any case for all operations/repair jobs not specifically described in the operation handbook.
2 MACHINE MARKING
The machine is provided with the following clearly marked information:
1. Manufacturer’s name and address
2. CE Mark
3. Model
4. Serial number
5. Year of manufacture
The above information must always be quoted when requesting spare parts.
The identification plate is affixed on the driver’s side below the seat.
3 INTENDED USE OF THE MACHINE
The sweeper is designed for indoor and outdoor cleaning without creating dust. It can collect no bulky material by means
of a brush, conveying the rubbish into a bin.
NO OTHER USE IS PERMITTED
THE MACHINE IS NOT APPROVED FOR ROAD USE

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OPERATING MANUAL V01
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Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
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4 SAFETY REGULATIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AND USER OBLIGATIONS
The whole of this chapter must ALWAYS be read before carrying out any maintenance operation and when
using the machine for the first time.
NON-AUTHORISED PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO STAND IN THE MACHINE WORKING RANGE.
1. Refuse container:
- Never stand below the refuse container when raised or near it during emptying.
- When servicing or inspecting the container, secure the locking lever below the container.
2. Fire:
- Only perform cleaning operations in premises provided with fire-fighting systems.
- Do not smoke on board and near the machine.
- Do not collect red-hot material (cigarette ends, burning paper, etc.).
- In the event of fire inside the container, do not open the cover: direct the extinguisher nozzle
inside the container via the filter.
- Switch the engine off before opening the bonnet.
3. Speed:
- Reduce the speed when travelling uphill/downhill and on bends and in particular when the
container is full.
- Be careful not to press the forward pedal by mistake with the engine on.
- Remove the starting key when the machine is at a standstill and pull the handbrake.
4. Maintenance:
- All maintenance operations must be performed with the machine at a standstill after
disconnecting the power supply.
- Before charging the battery, read the directions in the instruction manual.
5. Prolonged use of the machine:
- If the environment is dusty, use an appropriate mask for nose and mouth.
- Use ear defenders for internal combustion engine models.
6. Miscellaneous:
- Do not remove the safety devices installed.
5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION AND SERVICING - RECOMMENDATIONS
N.B.: Before proceeding with any routine or extraordinary maintenance operation, carefully read the chapter
entitled: “SAFETY REGULATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE”.
The routine maintenance programme is established on the basis of optimum machine conditions, the machine
operating mode and the environment in which it is normally used. It is therefore essential to establish and follow
a regular inspection and maintenance programme.
TSM Srl declines all responsibility for injury to persons and/or damage to things resulting from failure to follow
the above instructions or irregular and/or incorrect use of the machine.
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
4
4 SAFETY REGULATIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AND USER OBLIGATIONS
The whole of this chapter must ALWAYS be read before carrying out any maintenance operation and when
using the machine for the first time.
NON-AUTHORISED PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO STAND IN THE MACHINE WORKING RANGE.
1. Refuse container:
- Never stand below the refuse container when raised or near it during emptying.
- When servicing or inspecting the container, secure the locking lever below the container.
2. Fire:
- Only perform cleaning operations in premises provided with fire-fighting systems.
- Do not smoke on board and near the machine.
- Do not collect red-hot material (cigarette ends, burning paper, etc.).
- In the event of fire inside the container, do not open the cover: direct the extinguisher nozzle
inside the container via the filter.
- Switch the engine off before opening the bonnet.
3. Speed:
- Reduce the speed when travelling uphill/downhill and on bends and in particular when the
container is full.
- Be careful not to press the forward pedal by mistake with the engine on.
- Remove the starting key when the machine is at a standstill and pull the handbrake.
4. Maintenance:
- All maintenance operations must be performed with the machine at a standstill after
disconnecting the power supply.
- Before charging the battery, read the directions in the instruction manual.
5. Prolonged use of the machine:
- If the environment is dusty, use an appropriate mask for nose and mouth.
- Use ear defenders for internal combustion engine models.
6. Miscellaneous:
- Do not remove the safety devices installed.
5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION AND SERVICING - RECOMMENDATIONS
N.B.: Before proceeding with any routine or extraordinary maintenance operation, carefully read the chapter
entitled: “SAFETY REGULATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE”.
The routine maintenance programme is established on the basis of optimum machine conditions, the machine
operating mode and the environment in which it is normally used. It is therefore essential to establish and follow
a regular inspection and maintenance programme.
TSM Srl declines all responsibility for injury to persons and/or damage to things resulting from failure to follow
the above instructions or irregular and/or incorrect use of the machine.
DURASWEEP 170
OPERATING MANUAL V01
TSM - Technological Systems by Moro Srl
Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
Tel. [phone] -Fax [phone]
www.tsmitaly.com – [e-mail]
4
4 SAFETY REGULATIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AND USER OBLIGATIONS
The whole of this chapter must ALWAYS be read before carrying out any maintenance operation and when
using the machine for the first time.
NON-AUTHORISED PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO STAND IN THE MACHINE WORKING RANGE.
1. Refuse container:
- Never stand below the refuse container when raised or near it during emptying.
- When servicing or inspecting the container, secure the locking lever below the container.
2. Fire:
- Only perform cleaning operations in premises provided with fire-fighting systems.
- Do not smoke on board and near the machine.
- Do not collect red-hot material (cigarette ends, burning paper, etc.).
- In the event of fire inside the container, do not open the cover: direct the extinguisher nozzle
inside the container via the filter.
- Switch the engine off before opening the bonnet.
3. Speed:
- Reduce the speed when travelling uphill/downhill and on bends and in particular when the
container is full.
- Be careful not to press the forward pedal by mistake with the engine on.
- Remove the starting key when the machine is at a standstill and pull the handbrake.
4. Maintenance:
- All maintenance operations must be performed with the machine at a standstill after
disconnecting the power supply.
- Before charging the battery, read the directions in the instruction manual.
5. Prolonged use of the machine:
- If the environment is dusty, use an appropriate mask for nose and mouth.
- Use ear defenders for internal combustion engine models.
6. Miscellaneous:
- Do not remove the safety devices installed.
5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION AND SERVICING - RECOMMENDATIONS
N.B.: Before proceeding with any routine or extraordinary maintenance operation, carefully read the chapter
entitled: “SAFETY REGULATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE”.
The routine maintenance programme is established on the basis of optimum machine conditions, the machine
operating mode and the environment in which it is normally used. It is therefore essential to establish and follow
a regular inspection and maintenance programme.
TSM Srl declines all responsibility for injury to persons and/or damage to things resulting from failure to follow
the above instructions or irregular and/or incorrect use of the machine.

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OPERATING MANUAL V01
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Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
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6 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
6.1 For on-the-spot checking of your machine
1. SIDE BRUSH
2. DUST FILTER
3. REFUSE CONTAINER
4. CENTRAL BRUSH
5. DUST SEALS
6. CONTROL PANEL
7. ENGINE COMPARTMENT
8. HOSE INSTALLATION / INSPECTION
9. VACUUM WAND
10. MOTOR COVER
11. SIDE BRUSH PRESSURE SYSTEM
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6 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
6.1 For on-the-spot checking of your machine
1. SIDE BRUSH
2. DUST FILTER
3. REFUSE CONTAINER
4. CENTRAL BRUSH
5. DUST SEALS
6. CONTROL PANEL
7. ENGINE COMPARTMENT
8. HOSE INSTALLATION / INSPECTION
9. VACUUM WAND
10. MOTOR COVER
11. SIDE BRUSH PRESSURE SYSTEM
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2
3
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OPERATING MANUAL V01
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Via F.lli Zambon,9 - 33080 Fiume Veneto (PN) – Italy
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6 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
6.1 For on-the-spot checking of your machine
1. SIDE BRUSH
2. DUST FILTER
3. REFUSE CONTAINER
4. CENTRAL BRUSH
5. DUST SEALS
6. CONTROL PANEL
7. ENGINE COMPARTMENT
8. HOSE INSTALLATION / INSPECTION
9. VACUUM WAND
10. MOTOR COVER
11. SIDE BRUSH PRESSURE SYSTEM
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2
3
4
5
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11
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1-DRIVE PEDAL
2-BRAKE PEDAL
3-STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTING
4-CONTROLS
5-CENTRAL BRUSH LEVER
6-FLAP LEVER
7-LEVER TO LIFT REFUSE CONTAINER
8-ACCELERATOR
9- BUTTON FOR WACUUM HOSE
10-CENTRAL BRUSH PRESSURE DEVICE
11- LOWERING DEVICE FOR BRUSH
12-PARKING BRAKE
13-CENTRAL BRUSH COMPARTMENT
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12
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5
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7
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2
3
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1-DRIVE PEDAL
2-BRAKE PEDAL
3-STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTING
4-CONTROLS
5-CENTRAL BRUSH LEVER
6-FLAP LEVER
7-LEVER TO LIFT REFUSE CONTAINER
8-ACCELERATOR
9- BUTTON FOR WACUUM HOSE
10-CENTRAL BRUSH PRESSURE DEVICE
11- LOWERING DEVICE FOR BRUSH
12-PARKING BRAKE
13-CENTRAL BRUSH COMPARTMENT
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12
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5
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7
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2
3
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1-DRIVE PEDAL
2-BRAKE PEDAL
3-STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTING
4-CONTROLS
5-CENTRAL BRUSH LEVER
6-FLAP LEVER
7-LEVER TO LIFT REFUSE CONTAINER
8-ACCELERATOR
9- BUTTON FOR WACUUM HOSE
10-CENTRAL BRUSH PRESSURE DEVICE
11- LOWERING DEVICE FOR BRUSH
12-PARKING BRAKE
13-CENTRAL BRUSH COMPARTMENT
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7
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1-HOUR COUNTER
2- DIRECTION INDICATOR
3-FLAP LOCK
4-PARKING BRAKE
5-OIL MOTOR
6-ALTERNATOR
7-CANDELPOWER-DIESEL
8-TEMPERATURE-WATER-ENGINE
9- TURBINE INLET
10-CENTRAL BRUSH
11-PETROL LEVEL
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1-HOUR COUNTER
2- DIRECTION INDICATOR
3-FLAP LOCK
4-PARKING BRAKE
5-OIL MOTOR
6-ALTERNATOR
7-CANDELPOWER-DIESEL
8-TEMPERATURE-WATER-ENGINE
9- TURBINE INLET
10-CENTRAL BRUSH
11-PETROL LEVEL
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2
3
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1-HOUR COUNTER
2- DIRECTION INDICATOR
3-FLAP LOCK
4-PARKING BRAKE
5-OIL MOTOR
6-ALTERNATOR
7-CANDELPOWER-DIESEL
8-TEMPERATURE-WATER-ENGINE
9- TURBINE INLET
10-CENTRAL BRUSH
11-PETROL LEVEL
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3
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6.2 Control housing
1 – VACUUM MOTOR
2 – FILTER SHAKER
3 - CLACSON
4 – KIT DUST CONTROL WITH WATER
5 –
6 –
7 – LEFT SIDE BRUSH
8 – RIGHT SIDE BRUSH
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6.2 Control housing
1 – VACUUM MOTOR
2 – FILTER SHAKER
3 - CLACSON
4 – KIT DUST CONTROL WITH WATER
5 –
6 –
7 – LEFT SIDE BRUSH
8 – RIGHT SIDE BRUSH
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6
2
3
4
7
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6.2 Control housing
1 – VACUUM MOTOR
2 – FILTER SHAKER
3 - CLACSON
4 – KIT DUST CONTROL WITH WATER
5 –
6 –
7 – LEFT SIDE BRUSH
8 – RIGHT SIDE BRUSH
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6
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3
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6. .3 3S Sw we ee ep pe er rc co om mp po on ne en nt ts s
1. Chassis:
Iron chassis, epoxy painted (oven-baked). The chassis is split into two parts:
1. Front part with filtering and collection system,
2. Rear part with engine housing, brush unit, hydraulic and electrical system.
2. Filter:
Needle felt filter or Polyester panel filters ( the choose of the filters depends on the material sto sweep).
3. Side brush:
With the new lowering system, it can reach a sweeping path of 17 cm, brushing away the dirt from the corners to the
middle of the machine.
4. Reuse container:
To collect the rubbish. The new filtering system allows to collect 400 lt of materials brushed from the main brush and 500
lt of light materials vacuumed from the hose.
5. Filter shaker motor:
The motor guarantees optimum filter cleaning by means of vibration.
6. Flap:
For hydraulic closure of the refuse container.
7. Pedal controls:
They consist of two pedals: brake and forward/reverse
8. Command and control panel:
Located on board, to the left of the steering wheel, easy to read and interpret.
9. Hydraulic motor for forward movement:
Placed in the rear wheel.
10. Rubber dust seals:
To avoid dust leak, check the good condition of the seals. Easy to replace.
11. Central brush:
The central brush can be : ppl / steel – ppl - natural fibre.
The replacement is done without tools.
12. Engine
Diesel 3 cylinders: 170 D
Battery powered : 170 E
Petrol / LPG : 170 S
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1. Chassis:
Iron chassis, epoxy painted (oven-baked). The chassis is split into two parts:
1. Front part with filtering and collection system,
2. Rear part with engine housing, brush unit, hydraulic and electrical system.
2. Filter:
Needle felt filter or Polyester panel filters ( the choose of the filters depends on the material sto sweep).
3. Side brush:
With the new lowering system, it can reach a sweeping path of 17 cm, brushing away the dirt from the corners to the
middle of the machine.
4. Reuse container:
To collect the rubbish. The new filtering system allows to collect 400 lt of materials brushed from the main brush and 500
lt of light materials vacuumed from the hose.
5. Filter shaker motor:
The motor guarantees optimum filter cleaning by means of vibration.
6. Flap:
For hydraulic closure of the refuse container.
7. Pedal controls:
They consist of two pedals: brake and forward/reverse
8. Command and control panel:
Located on board, to the left of the steering wheel, easy to read and interpret.
9. Hydraulic motor for forward movement:
Placed in the rear wheel.
10. Rubber dust seals:
To avoid dust leak, check the good condition of the seals. Easy to replace.
11. Central brush:
The central brush can be : ppl / steel – ppl - natural fibre.
The replacement is done without tools.
12. Engine
Diesel 3 cylinders: 170 D
Battery powered : 170 E
Petrol / LPG : 170 S
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1. Chassis:
Iron chassis, epoxy painted (oven-baked). The chassis is split into two parts:
1. Front part with filtering and collection system,
2. Rear part with engine housing, brush unit, hydraulic and electrical system.
2. Filter:
Needle felt filter or Polyester panel filters ( the choose of the filters depends on the material sto sweep).
3. Side brush:
With the new lowering system, it can reach a sweeping path of 17 cm, brushing away the dirt from the corners to the
middle of the machine.
4. Reuse container:
To collect the rubbish. The new filtering system allows to collect 400 lt of materials brushed from the main brush and 500
lt of light materials vacuumed from the hose.
5. Filter shaker motor:
The motor guarantees optimum filter cleaning by means of vibration.
6. Flap:
For hydraulic closure of the refuse container.
7. Pedal controls:
They consist of two pedals: brake and forward/reverse
8. Command and control panel:
Located on board, to the left of the steering wheel, easy to read and interpret.
9. Hydraulic motor for forward movement:
Placed in the rear wheel.
10. Rubber dust seals:
To avoid dust leak, check the good condition of the seals. Easy to replace.
11. Central brush:
The central brush can be : ppl / steel – ppl - natural fibre.
The replacement is done without tools.
12. Engine
Diesel 3 cylinders: 170 D
Battery powered : 170 E
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6.4 Description of the controls
1. Brake lock:
To lock the machine in the parking position pull the lever 12 pag.6.
2. Movement control pedal:
When the front part of the pedal 1pag. 15 is pressed, the sweeper will move forward at a speed proportional to the
pedal stroke. When the rear part of the pedal is pressed, the sweeper will move backwards at a speed proportional to the
pedal stroke.
3. Brake pedal:
Press the pedal 2pag. 6 to operate the brakes.
4. Horn button:
Press the button to operate the horn.
5. Emergency button: Only in electric version
Press the button to stop the machine. Turn the button to switch it off.
6. Key switch
Insertion of key in OFF position: turn the key and keep it in position GL until the glow plug lamp goes out, continue
turning to position ST and release when the engine starts.
IMPORTANT: do not keep the key in the ST position for more than 10/20 sec. as this can damage the starter motor.
7. Housing for switches, headlamps and blinking light
Housing for optional buttons.
8. Indicator light panel
Pag. 16
9. Throttle control lever: Only in petrol motor
1. Lever forward : the engine operates at minimum r.p.m.,
2. Lever backwards: increases the r.p.m. in proportion to the lever stroke.
10. Suction control button
Press the button to run the vacuum motor (1 pag. 8).
10.1 Hose suction control button
It is used to vacuum with the hose :
1) Close the FLAP : lever forward (6 pag. 6)
2) Switch off the vacuum motor (1 pag. 8)
3) Central brush off (lever backward) ( 5 pag. 6)
4) Enter the hose (9 pag 5 ) in the apposite hose housing ( 8 pag. 5 )
5) Switch on vacuum hose button ( 9 pag 6).
11. Central brush control lever (5 pag. 6)
1. Lever backwards: central and side brushes rotate
11.1 Lowering central brush (11 pag 6)
11.2 Central brush pressure adjustment (10 pag 6)
12. Side brushes button
1. Pull the lever backward to run the central brush (5 pag. 6 )
2. Press the button (7 or 8 pag. 8 ) to run the side brushes
13. Container lifting control lever (7 pag.6)
1. Lever forward: the container is lowered
2. Lever back: the container is raised
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6.4 Description of the controls
1. Brake lock:
To lock the machine in the parking position pull the lever 12 pag.6.
2. Movement control pedal:
When the front part of the pedal 1pag. 15 is pressed, the sweeper will move forward at a speed proportional to the
pedal stroke. When the rear part of the pedal is pressed, the sweeper will move backwards at a speed proportional to the
pedal stroke.
3. Brake pedal:
Press the pedal 2pag. 6 to operate the brakes.
4. Horn button:
Press the button to operate the horn.
5. Emergency button: Only in electric version
Press the button to stop the machine. Turn the button to switch it off.
6. Key switch
Insertion of key in OFF position: turn the key and keep it in position GL until the glow plug lamp goes out, continue
turning to position ST and release when the engine starts.
IMPORTANT: do not keep the key in the ST position for more than 10/20 sec. as this can damage the starter motor.
7. Housing for switches, headlamps and blinking light
Housing for optional buttons.
8. Indicator light panel
Pag. 16
9. Throttle control lever: Only in petrol motor
1. Lever forward : the engine operates at minimum r.p.m.,
2. Lever backwards: increases the r.p.m. in proportion to the lever stroke.
10. Suction control button
Press the button to run the vacuum motor (1 pag. 8).
10.1 Hose suction control button
It is used to vacuum with the hose :
1) Close the FLAP : lever forward (6 pag. 6)
2) Switch off the vacuum motor (1 pag. 8)
3) Central brush off (lever backward) ( 5 pag. 6)
4) Enter the hose (9 pag 5 ) in the apposite hose housing ( 8 pag. 5 )
5) Switch on vacuum hose button ( 9 pag 6).
11. Central brush control lever (5 pag. 6)
1. Lever backwards: central and side brushes rotate
11.1 Lowering central brush (11 pag 6)
11.2 Central brush pressure adjustment (10 pag 6)
12. Side brushes button
1. Pull the lever backward to run the central brush (5 pag. 6 )
2. Press the button (7 or 8 pag. 8 ) to run the side brushes
13. Container lifting control lever (7 pag.6)
1. Lever forward: the container is lowered
2. Lever back: the container is raised
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1. Brake lock:
To lock the machine in the parking position pull the lever 12 pag.6.
2. Movement control pedal:
When the front part of the pedal 1pag. 15 is pressed, the sweeper will move forward at a speed proportional to the
pedal stroke. When the rear part of the pedal is pressed, the sweeper will move backwards at a speed proportional to the
pedal stroke.
3. Brake pedal:
Press the pedal 2pag. 6 to operate the brakes.
4. Horn button:
Press the button to operate the horn.
5. Emergency button: Only in electric version
Press the button to stop the machine. Turn the button to switch it off.
6. Key switch
Insertion of key in OFF position: turn the key and keep it in position GL until the glow plug lamp goes out, continue
turning to position ST and release when the engine starts.
IMPORTANT: do not keep the key in the ST position for more than 10/20 sec. as this can damage the starter motor.
7. Housing for switches, headlamps and blinking light
Housing for optional buttons.
8. Indicator light panel
Pag. 16
9. Throttle control lever: Only in petrol motor
1. Lever forward : the engine operates at minimum r.p.m.,
2. Lever backwards: increases the r.p.m. in proportion to the lever stroke.
10. Suction control button
Press the button to run the vacuum motor (1 pag. 8).
10.1 Hose suction control button
It is used to vacuum with the hose :
1) Close the FLAP : lever forward (6 pag. 6)
2) Switch off the vacuum motor (1 pag. 8)
3) Central brush off (lever backward) ( 5 pag. 6)
4) Enter the hose (9 pag 5 ) in the apposite hose housing ( 8 pag. 5 )
5) Switch on vacuum hose button ( 9 pag 6).
11. Central brush control lever (5 pag. 6)
1. Lever backwards: central and side brushes rotate
11.1 Lowering central brush (11 pag 6)
11.2 Central brush pressure adjustment (10 pag 6)
12. Side brushes button
1. Pull the lever backward to run the central brush (5 pag. 6 )
2. Press the button (7 or 8 pag. 8 ) to run the side brushes
13. Container lifting control lever (7 pag.6)
1. Lever forward: the container is lowered
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14. Flap control lever (6 pag. 6)
1. The flap is closed ( the container is closed too RED LIGHT (3) pag. 7
CAUTION: the control only works with the brushes at a standstill.
15. Filter shaker switch (2 pag. 8)
Press the button for a few seconds to clean the filter. The frequency of this operation will vary depending
on the type of dust or material collected. Normally it can be operated approx. every 10 min. When the filter
shaker is operated, the flap and the suction must be closed.
6.5 Technical characteristics
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
170 D
170
GPL/S
170
E
Cleaning area per hour mq/h.
20.000
20.000
13600
Cleaning path central brush mm.
1.000
1.000
1.000
Cleaning path central brush.+ 1 side brushes
1.350
1.350
1.350
Cleaning path central brush + 2 side brushes
1.700
1.700
1.700
Maxim autonomy h.
/
/
3/4
Maximum forward speed km/h.
0-12
0-12
0-8
Maximum slope
19%
19%
19%
Refuse container capacity lt.
400/500
400/500
400/500
Discharge height (dump) m
1.550
1.550
1.550
Dust filter n°8 polyester panel filters
Mq.8
Mq.8
Mq.8
Polyester needle felt filter
Mq.8
Mq.8
Mq.8
Electric filter shaker
12 volt
12 volt
36 volt
Wheels
Highly elastic
Highly elastic
Highly elastic
Engine
Kubota 3 cil.
Kubota 3 cil.
4 KW
Rear traction
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Noise db.
83
83
73
Lenght mm
2.350
2.350
2.350
Width mm
1.450
1.450
1.450
Height mm
1.340
1.340
1.340
Weight without batteries kg.
1.150
1.150
1.100
Operating pressure
100 bar
100 bar
100 bar
Turning diameter
282 cm
282 cm
282 cm
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14. Flap control lever (6 pag. 6)
1. The flap is closed ( the container is closed too RED LIGHT (3) pag. 7
CAUTION: the control only works with the brushes at a standstill.
15. Filter shaker switch (2 pag. 8)
Press the button for a few seconds to clean the filter. The frequency of this operation will vary depending
on the type of dust or material collected. Normally it can be operated approx. every 10 min. When the filter
shaker is operated, the flap and the suction must be closed.
6.5 Technical characteristics
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
170 D
170
GPL/S
170
E
Cleaning area per hour mq/h.
20.000
20.000
13600
Cleaning path central brush mm.
1.000
1.000
1.000
Cleaning path central brush.+ 1 side brushes
1.350
1.350
1.350
Cleaning path central brush + 2 side brushes
1.700
1.700
1.700
Maxim autonomy h.
/
/
3/4
Maximum forward speed km/h.
0-12
0-12
0-8
Maximum slope
19%
19%
19%
Refuse container capacity lt.
400/500
400/500
400/500
Discharge height (dump) m
1.550
1.550
1.550
Dust filter n°8 polyester panel filters
Mq.8
Mq.8
Mq.8
Polyester needle felt filter
Mq.8
Mq.8
Mq.8
Electric filter shaker
12 volt
12 volt
36 volt
Wheels
Highly elastic
Highly elastic
Highly elastic
Engine
Kubota 3 cil.
Kubota 3 cil.
4 KW
Rear traction
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Noise db.
83
83
73
Lenght mm
2.350
2.350
2.350
Width mm
1.450
1.450
1.450
Height mm
1.340
1.340
1.340
Weight without batteries kg.
1.150
1.150
1.100
Operating pressure
100 bar
100 bar
100 bar
Turning diameter
282 cm
282 cm
282 cm
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14. Flap control lever (6 pag. 6)
1. The flap is closed ( the container is closed too RED LIGHT (3) pag. 7
CAUTION: the control only works with the brushes at a standstill.
15. Filter shaker switch (2 pag. 8)
Press the button for a few seconds to clean the filter. The frequency of this operation will vary depending
on the type of dust or material collected. Normally it can be operated approx. every 10 min. When the filter
shaker is operated, the flap and the suction must be closed.
6.5 Technical characteristics
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
170 D
170
GPL/S
170
E
Cleaning area per hour mq/h.
20.000
20.000
13600
Cleaning path central brush mm.
1.000
1.000
1.000
Cleaning path central brush.+ 1 side brushes
1.350
1.350
1.350
Cleaning path central brush + 2 side brushes
1.700
1.700
1.700
Maxim autonomy h.
/
/
3/4
Maximum forward speed km/h.
0-12
0-12
0-8
Maximum slope
19%
19%
19%
Refuse container capacity lt.
400/500
400/500
400/500
Discharge height (dump) m
1.550
1.550
1.550
Dust filter n°8 polyester panel filters
Mq.8
Mq.8
Mq.8
Polyester needle felt filter
Mq.8
Mq.8
Mq.8
Electric filter shaker
12 volt
12 volt
36 volt
Wheels
Highly elastic
Highly elastic
Highly elastic
Engine
Kubota 3 cil.
Kubota 3 cil.
4 KW
Rear traction
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Noise db.
83
83
73
Lenght mm
2.350
2.350
2.350
Width mm
1.450
1.450
1.450
Height mm
1.340
1.340
1.340
Weight without batteries kg.
1.150
1.150
1.100
Operating pressure
100 bar
100 bar
100 bar
Turning diameter
282 cm
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282 cm

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7 RISK ASSESSMENT
Serious danger of crushing and shearing below the front part in the event of loss of stability when raised during refuse
discharge and/or maintenance operations. Two specific protection devices are fitted to eliminate this danger:
a) Parachute valve, positioned on the refuse container-lifting arm. In the event of breakage or sudden loss of pressure in
the hydraulic circuit, this valve prevents the bin crashing down.
b) A bin stop hook is provided, which must be inserted by hand, to keep the bin raised and
prevent it coming down during maintenance and/or inspection operations.
2. Danger of cutting, shearing, entanglement and drawing-in, only in model 125 DK with diesel engine, on the cooling
fan when the bonnet is raised. To eliminate this danger, a fine mesh protects the fan.
3. Danger of entanglement and drawing-in, only in model 125 EH with electric motor, on the motor coupling. To
eliminate this danger, a fine mesh protects the coupling.
4. Danger of shearing of hands and feet exists also between the front wheels and the upper sheet metal protection plate
during movement of the wheels. To eliminate this danger, the plate is positioned so that the gap between it and the
wheel is too small for the passage of hands or feet.
5. Danger of impact during movement of the machine. The machine is provided with brakes operated by a pedal from
the driving position.
6. Slight danger of burning in the version with diesel engine on the engine during or immediately after operation. The
engine can be accessed only by opening the bonnet and therefore inspection and/or maintenance operations, a warning
in the service handbook is sufficient.
7. The DK model uses flammable fuel and this obviously involves the risk of fire and/or explosion. Both engine and tank
are provided with standard certificate of conformity certifying construction in compliance with standards. The user is
nevertheless required to provide appropriate fire prevention and/or fire-fighting devices and the operator and/or persons
standing in the machine working range are forbidden to smoke.
8. The diesel DK model is obviously noisy but he noise level is well below the danger threshold. In the event of continued
and prolonged use, however, the operator is advised to wear ear defenders.
9. Danger of inhaling dust. If work is prolonged and/or if the environment is particularly dusty, the operator should be
provided with a suitable protective mask. The machine does not raise dust, however, as it is all sucked in from below and
conveyed into the bin.
10. There is a remote danger of the vehicle tipping over on slopes or on bends. To eliminate this danger the vehicle is
equipped with two stabiliser bars each positioned in the rear corners where the vehicle is provided with one wheel only.
11. Danger of inhaling gas from battery recharging in model 125 EH. Particular care must be taken with battery
recharging: the instruction manual provides detailed directions for this operation.
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7 RISK ASSESSMENT
Serious danger of crushing and shearing below the front part in the event of loss of stability when raised during refuse
discharge and/or maintenance operations. Two specific protection devices are fitted to eliminate this danger:
a) Parachute valve, positioned on the refuse container-lifting arm. In the event of breakage or sudden loss of pressure in
the hydraulic circuit, this valve prevents the bin crashing down.
b) A bin stop hook is provided, which must be inserted by hand, to keep the bin raised and
prevent it coming down during maintenance and/or inspection operations.
2. Danger of cutting, shearing, entanglement and drawing-in, only in model 125 DK with diesel engine, on the cooling
fan when the bonnet is raised. To eliminate this danger, a fine mesh protects the fan.
3. Danger of entanglement and drawing-in, only in model 125 EH with electric motor, on the motor coupling. To
eliminate this danger, a fine mesh protects the coupling.
4. Danger of shearing of hands and feet exists also between the front wheels and the upper sheet metal protection plate
during movement of the wheels. To eliminate this danger, the plate is positioned so that the gap between it and the
wheel is too small for the passage of hands or feet.
5. Danger of impact during movement of the machine. The machine is provided with brakes operated by a pedal from
the driving position.
6. Slight danger of burning in the version with diesel engine on the engine during or immediately after operation. The
engine can be accessed only by opening the bonnet and therefore inspection and/or maintenance operations, a warning
in the service handbook is sufficient.
7. The DK model uses flammable fuel and this obviously involves the risk of fire and/or explosion. Both engine and tank
are provided with standard certificate of conformity certifying construction in compliance with standards. The user is
nevertheless required to provide appropriate fire prevention and/or fire-fighting devices and the operator and/or persons
standing in the machine working range are forbidden to smoke.
8. The diesel DK model is obviously noisy but he noise level is well below the danger threshold. In the event of continued
and prolonged use, however, the operator is advised to wear ear defenders.
9. Danger of inhaling dust. If work is prolonged and/or if the environment is particularly dusty, the operator should be
provided with a suitable protective mask. The machine does not raise dust, however, as it is all sucked in from below and
conveyed into the bin.
10. There is a remote danger of the vehicle tipping over on slopes or on bends. To eliminate this danger the vehicle is
equipped with two stabiliser bars each positioned in the rear corners where the vehicle is provided with one wheel only.
11. Danger of inhaling gas from battery recharging in model 125 EH. Particular care must be taken with battery
recharging: the instruction manual provides detailed directions for this operation.
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7 RISK ASSESSMENT
Serious danger of crushing and shearing below the front part in the event of loss of stability when raised during refuse
discharge and/or maintenance operations. Two specific protection devices are fitted to eliminate this danger:
a) Parachute valve, positioned on the refuse container-lifting arm. In the event of breakage or sudden loss of pressure in
the hydraulic circuit, this valve prevents the bin crashing down.
b) A bin stop hook is provided, which must be inserted by hand, to keep the bin raised and
prevent it coming down during maintenance and/or inspection operations.
2. Danger of cutting, shearing, entanglement and drawing-in, only in model 125 DK with diesel engine, on the cooling
fan when the bonnet is raised. To eliminate this danger, a fine mesh protects the fan.
3. Danger of entanglement and drawing-in, only in model 125 EH with electric motor, on the motor coupling. To
eliminate this danger, a fine mesh protects the coupling.
4. Danger of shearing of hands and feet exists also between the front wheels and the upper sheet metal protection plate
during movement of the wheels. To eliminate this danger, the plate is positioned so that the gap between it and the
wheel is too small for the passage of hands or feet.
5. Danger of impact during movement of the machine. The machine is provided with brakes operated by a pedal from
the driving position.
6. Slight danger of burning in the version with diesel engine on the engine during or immediately after operation. The
engine can be accessed only by opening the bonnet and therefore inspection and/or maintenance operations, a warning
in the service handbook is sufficient.
7. The DK model uses flammable fuel and this obviously involves the risk of fire and/or explosion. Both engine and tank
are provided with standard certificate of conformity certifying construction in compliance with standards. The user is
nevertheless required to provide appropriate fire prevention and/or fire-fighting devices and the operator and/or persons
standing in the machine working range are forbidden to smoke.
8. The diesel DK model is obviously noisy but he noise level is well below the danger threshold. In the event of continued
and prolonged use, however, the operator is advised to wear ear defenders.
9. Danger of inhaling dust. If work is prolonged and/or if the environment is particularly dusty, the operator should be
provided with a suitable protective mask. The machine does not raise dust, however, as it is all sucked in from below and
conveyed into the bin.
10. There is a remote danger of the vehicle tipping over on slopes or on bends. To eliminate this danger the vehicle is
equipped with two stabiliser bars each positioned in the rear corners where the vehicle is provided with one wheel only.
11. Danger of inhaling gas from battery recharging in model 125 EH. Particular care must be taken with battery
recharging: the instruction manual provides detailed directions for this operation.

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8 SAFETY REGULATIONS AND RESIDUAL RISKS
8.1 Regulations to be observed
This machine must be used only for the purpose for which it was expressly designed. The manufacturer cannot be
held responsible for any damage to persons, animals or things resulting from improper, incorrect or unreasonable use
of the machine .
BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS, SWITCH OFF THE
MACHINE WITH THE IGNITION KEY
Do not remove any safety devices fitted on the machine.
Never start up the machine if the fixed and/or mobile safety devices have been removed.
In the event of a fault and/or bad functioning of the machine, switch it off, do not take any direct action
but apply exclusively to a service Centro authorised by the manufacturer, using exclusively authentic
spare parts.
Make the electrical connection as described in the chapter on ’installation.
Scrupulously follow the maintenance schedule.
The user is required to check that the environmental conditions are correct, (for example. frost or high
temperatures) in the place where the machine is to be kept, as these conditions may seriously affect its
performance and/or damage the machine itself.
In the case of a combustion engine, carefully read the warnings given in the engine user’s manual. In
any case, always bear in mind the normal safety precautions concerning the use of inflammable
substances.
Do not suck up toxic, harmful or inflammable substances.
This manual must always accompany the machine, wherever it goes.
8.2 Residual risks
When using the sweeper, great attention must be paid to the so-called residual risk areas or to the work
areas surrounding them, which can present danger for persons or things if the machine is used incorrectly
or if the user makes an error of judgement or inattention, omitting to follow the advice given in this
manual.
There is a residual risk of fire and explosions due to the use and handling of fuel, in the case of models
with a combustion engine.
There is a residual risk of inhalation of fuel vapours d ue to the use and handling of petrol, in the case
of models with a combustion engine.
There is the general risk due to movement of the vehicle (if applicable, see also the rules of the
highway code).
There is a residual risk of coming in contact with the dirt con sucked up during the phase of manual shaking of the
filters and when emptying the hopper.
There is the risk of coming in contact with the overheated surface of the engine head.
There is the risk of knocking persons down due to inadequate use of the machine, or to distraction of the operator.
There is the risk of inhalation of carbon oxides by the operator due to the presence of the combustion engine.
In the case of particularly dirty environments and cleaning operations, there is the risk of inhalation of dust so, in
these cases, it is advisable to wear a mask.
There is the risk linked with insufficient or inexistent maintenance which leads even to situations of serious danger.
There is the risk of crushing and pinching between the moving parts of the machine.
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8 SAFETY REGULATIONS AND RESIDUAL RISKS
8.1 Regulations to be observed
This machine must be used only for the purpose for which it was expressly designed. The manufacturer cannot be
held responsible for any damage to persons, animals or things resulting from improper, incorrect or unreasonable use
of the machine .
BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS, SWITCH OFF THE
MACHINE WITH THE IGNITION KEY
Do not remove any safety devices fitted on the machine.
Never start up the machine if the fixed and/or mobile safety devices have been removed.
In the event of a fault and/or bad functioning of the machine, switch it off, do not take any direct action
but apply exclusively to a service Centro authorised by the manufacturer, using exclusively authentic
spare parts.
Make the electrical connection as described in the chapter on ’installation.
Scrupulously follow the maintenance schedule.
The user is required to check that the environmental conditions are correct, (for example. frost or high
temperatures) in the place where the machine is to be kept, as these conditions may seriously affect its
performance and/or damage the machine itself.
In the case of a combustion engine, carefully read the warnings given in the engine user’s manual. In
any case, always bear in mind the normal safety precautions concerning the use of inflammable
substances.
Do not suck up toxic, harmful or inflammable substances.
This manual must always accompany the machine, wherever it goes.
8.2 Residual risks
When using the sweeper, great attention must be paid to the so-called residual risk areas or to the work
areas surrounding them, which can present danger for persons or things if the machine is used incorrectly
or if the user makes an error of judgement or inattention, omitting to follow the advice given in this
manual.
There is a residual risk of fire and explosions due to the use and handling of fuel, in the case of models
with a combustion engine.
There is a residual risk of inhalation of fuel vapours d ue to the use and handling of petrol, in the case
of models with a combustion engine.
There is the general risk due to movement of the vehicle (if applicable, see also the rules of the
highway code).
There is a residual risk of coming in contact with the dirt con sucked up during the phase of manual shaking of the
filters and when emptying the hopper.
There is the risk of coming in contact with the overheated surface of the engine head.
There is the risk of knocking persons down due to inadequate use of the machine, or to distraction of the operator.
There is the risk of inhalation of carbon oxides by the operator due to the presence of the combustion engine.
In the case of particularly dirty environments and cleaning operations, there is the risk of inhalation of dust so, in
these cases, it is advisable to wear a mask.
There is the risk linked with insufficient or inexistent maintenance which leads even to situations of serious danger.
There is the risk of crushing and pinching between the moving parts of the machine.
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8 SAFETY REGULATIONS AND RESIDUAL RISKS
8.1 Regulations to be observed
This machine must be used only for the purpose for which it was expressly designed. The manufacturer cannot be
held responsible for any damage to persons, animals or things resulting from improper, incorrect or unreasonable use
of the machine .
BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS, SWITCH OFF THE
MACHINE WITH THE IGNITION KEY
Do not remove any safety devices fitted on the machine.
Never start up the machine if the fixed and/or mobile safety devices have been removed.
In the event of a fault and/or bad functioning of the machine, switch it off, do not take any direct action
but apply exclusively to a service Centro authorised by the manufacturer, using exclusively authentic
spare parts.
Make the electrical connection as described in the chapter on ’installation.
Scrupulously follow the maintenance schedule.
The user is required to check that the environmental conditions are correct, (for example. frost or high
temperatures) in the place where the machine is to be kept, as these conditions may seriously affect its
performance and/or damage the machine itself.
In the case of a combustion engine, carefully read the warnings given in the engine user’s manual. In
any case, always bear in mind the normal safety precautions concerning the use of inflammable
substances.
Do not suck up toxic, harmful or inflammable substances.
This manual must always accompany the machine, wherever it goes.
8.2 Residual risks
When using the sweeper, great attention must be paid to the so-called residual risk areas or to the work
areas surrounding them, which can present danger for persons or things if the machine is used incorrectly
or if the user makes an error of judgement or inattention, omitting to follow the advice given in this
manual.
There is a residual risk of fire and explosions due to the use and handling of fuel, in the case of models
with a combustion engine.
There is a residual risk of inhalation of fuel vapours d ue to the use and handling of petrol, in the case
of models with a combustion engine.
There is the general risk due to movement of the vehicle (if applicable, see also the rules of the
highway code).
There is a residual risk of coming in contact with the dirt con sucked up during the phase of manual shaking of the
filters and when emptying the hopper.
There is the risk of coming in contact with the overheated surface of the engine head.
There is the risk of knocking persons down due to inadequate use of the machine, or to distraction of the operator.
There is the risk of inhalation of carbon oxides by the operator due to the presence of the combustion engine.
In the case of particularly dirty environments and cleaning operations, there is the risk of inhalation of dust so, in
these cases, it is advisable to wear a mask.
There is the risk linked with insufficient or inexistent maintenance which leads even to situations of serious danger.
There is the risk of crushing and pinching between the moving parts of the machine.

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There is the risk of falling and tripping when getting into the driver’s seat on the machine.
There is the risk of impact during lifting of the hopper.
There is the risk of impact and crushing during lowering of the hopper.
9 USE OF THE MACHINE
In the working environment
Conscientious use of the sweeper helps to reduce noise and pollution.
Preliminary checks
The following preliminary checks should be performed before using the sweeper:
1. check the fuel level,
2. check the level of the hydraulic fluid in the hydraulic control unit tank,
3. check the level of the engine oil by means of the dipstick,
4. check the level of the engine coolant by removing the radiator plug,
5. ensure that there are no oil leaks in the hydraulic system
6. ensure that the bonnets and cover of the container in particular are securely closed
7. check that the tyre pressure is approximately 6 atm.
10 STARTING UP THE ENGINE: MODEL 170DK
1. Insert the key in the switch and turn clockwise to ON; check that the following lights come on: battery charge and oil
2. Turn the key and keep in position (GL)
3. Once the light of the glow plugs has gone out, turn the key clockwise as far as it will go (ST) and release it as soon
as the engine starts.
WARNING:
If the engine does not start, wait for approx. 1 minute before repeating the starting procedure in order not to overload the
battery.
Do not operate the starter motor for over 30 seconds. If the engine does not start at the second attempt, suspend
operations and ascertain the cause of the problem.
4. Once the engine has started, check that the following lights go out: alternator and oil. If not, switch the engine off
and ascertain the cause problem.
During work
With the engine on, open the flap (6 pag 6 ) (LIGHT OFF). Now that the flap is open, the container is
ready to receive the refuse conveyed into it by the central brush. Operate both brushes by moving the
central and side brush control lever forward (5) pag.6.
Lower the central brush by means of the central brush adjustment lever (11) pag.6
Switch on the suction motor ( button 1 pag. 8 ).
During work the sweeper collects both lightweight material such as dust, paper, leaves, etc. and heavy
items such as stones.
Emptying the container
To empty the container proceed as follows:
1. raise the central brush by moving the lever back (5 pag. 6) (automatically the central brush end the
side brushes rise and stop to run and the suction stops).
2. close the flap ( 6 pag. 6) by moving the lever forward till the red light is on.
ATTENTION: WHEN EMPTYING THE CONTAINER, IT IS GOOD PRACTICE TO CLOSE THE SUCTION
BY MEANS OF THE KNOB TO PREVENT DUST ENTERING THE FAN.
3. press the filter shaker button ( 2 pag 8 ) for 10 – 15 seconds to clean the filters
4. raise the container by moving the lever back ( 7 pag. 6)
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There is the risk of falling and tripping when getting into the driver’s seat on the machine.
There is the risk of impact during lifting of the hopper.
There is the risk of impact and crushing during lowering of the hopper.
9 USE OF THE MACHINE
In the working environment
Conscientious use of the sweeper helps to reduce noise and pollution.
Preliminary checks
The following preliminary checks should be performed before using the sweeper:
1. check the fuel level,
2. check the level of the hydraulic fluid in the hydraulic control unit tank,
3. check the level of the engine oil by means of the dipstick,
4. check the level of the engine coolant by removing the radiator plug,
5. ensure that there are no oil leaks in the hydraulic system
6. ensure that the bonnets and cover of the container in particular are securely closed
7. check that the tyre pressure is approximately 6 atm.
10 STARTING UP THE ENGINE: MODEL 170DK
1. Insert the key in the switch and turn clockwise to ON; check that the following lights come on: battery charge and oil
2. Turn the key and keep in position (GL)
3. Once the light of the glow plugs has gone out, turn the key clockwise as far as it will go (ST) and release it as soon
as the engine starts.
WARNING:
If the engine does not start, wait for approx. 1 minute before repeating the starting procedure in order not to overload the
battery.
Do not operate the starter motor for over 30 seconds. If the engine does not start at the second attempt, suspend
operations and ascertain the cause of the problem.
4. Once the engine has started, check that the following lights go out: alternator and oil. If not, switch the engine off
and ascertain the cause problem.
During work
With the engine on, open the flap (6 pag 6 ) (LIGHT OFF). Now that the flap is open, the container is
ready to receive the refuse conveyed into it by the central brush. Operate both brushes by moving the
central and side brush control lever forward (5) pag.6.
Lower the central brush by means of the central brush adjustment lever (11) pag.6
Switch on the suction motor ( button 1 pag. 8 ).
During work the sweeper collects both lightweight material such as dust, paper, leaves, etc. and heavy
items such as stones.
Emptying the container
To empty the container proceed as follows:
1. raise the central brush by moving the lever back (5 pag. 6) (automatically the central brush end the
side brushes rise and stop to run and the suction stops).
2. close the flap ( 6 pag. 6) by moving the lever forward till the red light is on.
ATTENTION: WHEN EMPTYING THE CONTAINER, IT IS GOOD PRACTICE TO CLOSE THE SUCTION
BY MEANS OF THE KNOB TO PREVENT DUST ENTERING THE FAN.
3. press the filter shaker button ( 2 pag 8 ) for 10 – 15 seconds to clean the filters
4. raise the container by moving the lever back ( 7 pag. 6)
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There is the risk of falling and tripping when getting into the driver’s seat on the machine.
There is the risk of impact during lifting of the hopper.
There is the risk of impact and crushing during lowering of the hopper.
9 USE OF THE MACHINE
In the working environment
Conscientious use of the sweeper helps to reduce noise and pollution.
Preliminary checks
The following preliminary checks should be performed before using the sweeper:
1. check the fuel level,
2. check the level of the hydraulic fluid in the hydraulic control unit tank,
3. check the level of the engine oil by means of the dipstick,
4. check the level of the engine coolant by removing the radiator plug,
5. ensure that there are no oil leaks in the hydraulic system
6. ensure that the bonnets and cover of the container in particular are securely closed
7. check that the tyre pressure is approximately 6 atm.
10 STARTING UP THE ENGINE: MODEL 170DK
1. Insert the key in the switch and turn clockwise to ON; check that the following lights come on: battery charge and oil
2. Turn the key and keep in position (GL)
3. Once the light of the glow plugs has gone out, turn the key clockwise as far as it will go (ST) and release it as soon
as the engine starts.
WARNING:
If the engine does not start, wait for approx. 1 minute before repeating the starting procedure in order not to overload the
battery.
Do not operate the starter motor for over 30 seconds. If the engine does not start at the second attempt, suspend
operations and ascertain the cause of the problem.
4. Once the engine has started, check that the following lights go out: alternator and oil. If not, switch the engine off
and ascertain the cause problem.
During work
With the engine on, open the flap (6 pag 6 ) (LIGHT OFF). Now that the flap is open, the container is
ready to receive the refuse conveyed into it by the central brush. Operate both brushes by moving the
central and side brush control lever forward (5) pag.6.
Lower the central brush by means of the central brush adjustment lever (11) pag.6
Switch on the suction motor ( button 1 pag. 8 ).
During work the sweeper collects both lightweight material such as dust, paper, leaves, etc. and heavy
items such as stones.
Emptying the container
To empty the container proceed as follows:
1. raise the central brush by moving the lever back (5 pag. 6) (automatically the central brush end the
side brushes rise and stop to run and the suction stops).
2. close the flap ( 6 pag. 6) by moving the lever forward till the red light is on.
ATTENTION: WHEN EMPTYING THE CONTAINER, IT IS GOOD PRACTICE TO CLOSE THE SUCTION
BY MEANS OF THE KNOB TO PREVENT DUST ENTERING THE FAN.
3. press the filter shaker button ( 2 pag 8 ) for 10 – 15 seconds to clean the filters
4. raise the container by moving the lever back ( 7 pag. 6)

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5. move the lever back to open the flap ( 6 pag. 6 ) and discharge the rubbish.
After the discharging
1. Lower the container moving the lever forward ( 7 pag. 6)
2. Open the flap (6 pag. 8 ) BEFORE lowering the central brush ( while the central brush is working is
not possible operate the flap and the container)
3. Lower the central brush ( 5 pag. 6 ) - automatically the side brushes and the suction work.
11 MAINTENANCE
11.1 How the sweeper works
The central brush, together with one or two side brushes, conveys the rubbish towards the suction unit
which removes it from the ground and conveys it into the collection container. The suction fan ensures
that there is no dust in the brush collection area. The dust contained in the air is filtered by filters fitted in
the upper part of the container.
11.2 Filter unit
The sweeper is provided with revolutionary new polyester needle felt filters which are self -cleaning and
particularly effective in eliminating dust, with filtering power up to 1 micron and special automatic filter
shaker for perfect cleaning without having to take the filter out.
11.3 Replacing the dust filter
For the proper functioning of the machine, the filters must be kept clean.
11.4 Central brush
The central brush is adjusted by means of the knop nr. 10 ( see. Pag. 6).
FOR BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE CENTRAL BRUSH, THE MARK LEFT ON THE GROUND BY THE
BRUSH DURING ROTATION W ITH THE VEHICLE AT A STANDSTILL MUST BE NOT MORE THAN 4 -5
CM OF WIDTH.
11.5 Routine checks on the engine unit
For routine maintenance of the engine, for example cleaning the air filter or changing the engine oil, refer
to the engine instruction manual.
11.6 Maintenance table
TYPE OF OPERATION
FREQUENCY
20
50
100
500
1000
1
- CLEAN DUST FILTER
Every time the machine is used
2
- CHANGE DUST FILTER
X
3
- CHECK HYDRAULIC FLUID LEVEL
X
4
- CHANGE HYDRAULIC FLUID
X
5
- CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL
X
6
- CHANGE ENGINE OIL
X
7
- CHECK RADIATOR COOLANT LEVEL
X
8
- CHECK TYRE PRESSURE
X
9
- CHECK WEAR ON RUBBER DUST SEALS
X
10
- CHECK WEAR ON BRUSHES
X
11
- CHECK WEAR ON BRAKE LINERS
X
12
- REPLACE ENGINE AIR FILTER
X
13
- REPLACE DIESEL FILTER
X
14
- REPLACE ENGINE OIL FILTER
X
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5. move the lever back to open the flap ( 6 pag. 6 ) and discharge the rubbish.
After the discharging
1. Lower the container moving the lever forward ( 7 pag. 6)
2. Open the flap (6 pag. 8 ) BEFORE lowering the central brush ( while the central brush is working is
not possible operate the flap and the container)
3. Lower the central brush ( 5 pag. 6 ) - automatically the side brushes and the suction work.
11 MAINTENANCE
11.1 How the sweeper works
The central brush, together with one or two side brushes, conveys the rubbish towards the suction unit
which removes it from the ground and conveys it into the collection container. The suction fan ensures
that there is no dust in the brush collection area. The dust contained in the air is filtered by filters fitted in
the upper part of the container.
11.2 Filter unit
The sweeper is provided with revolutionary new polyester needle felt filters which are self -cleaning and
particularly effective in eliminating dust, with filtering power up to 1 micron and special automatic filter
shaker for perfect cleaning without having to take the filter out.
11.3 Replacing the dust filter
For the proper functioning of the machine, the filters must be kept clean.
11.4 Central brush
The central brush is adjusted by means of the knop nr. 10 ( see. Pag. 6).
FOR BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE CENTRAL BRUSH, THE MARK LEFT ON THE GROUND BY THE
BRUSH DURING ROTATION W ITH THE VEHICLE AT A STANDSTILL MUST BE NOT MORE THAN 4 -5
CM OF WIDTH.
11.5 Routine checks on the engine unit
For routine maintenance of the engine, for example cleaning the air filter or changing the engine oil, refer
to the engine instruction manual.
11.6 Maintenance table
TYPE OF OPERATION
FREQUENCY
20
50
100
500
1000
1
- CLEAN DUST FILTER
Every time the machine is used
2
- CHANGE DUST FILTER
X
3
- CHECK HYDRAULIC FLUID LEVEL
X
4
- CHANGE HYDRAULIC FLUID
X
5
- CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL
X
6
- CHANGE ENGINE OIL
X
7
- CHECK RADIATOR COOLANT LEVEL
X
8
- CHECK TYRE PRESSURE
X
9
- CHECK WEAR ON RUBBER DUST SEALS
X
10
- CHECK WEAR ON BRUSHES
X
11
- CHECK WEAR ON BRAKE LINERS
X
12
- REPLACE ENGINE AIR FILTER
X
13
- REPLACE DIESEL FILTER
X
14
- REPLACE ENGINE OIL FILTER
X
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5. move the lever back to open the flap ( 6 pag. 6 ) and discharge the rubbish.
After the discharging
1. Lower the container moving the lever forward ( 7 pag. 6)
2. Open the flap (6 pag. 8 ) BEFORE lowering the central brush ( while the central brush is working is
not possible operate the flap and the container)
3. Lower the central brush ( 5 pag. 6 ) - automatically the side brushes and the suction work.
11 MAINTENANCE
11.1 How the sweeper works
The central brush, together with one or two side brushes, conveys the rubbish towards the suction unit
which removes it from the ground and conveys it into the collection container. The suction fan ensures
that there is no dust in the brush collection area. The dust contained in the air is filtered by filters fitted in
the upper part of the container.
11.2 Filter unit
The sweeper is provided with revolutionary new polyester needle felt filters which are self -cleaning and
particularly effective in eliminating dust, with filtering power up to 1 micron and special automatic filter
shaker for perfect cleaning without having to take the filter out.
11.3 Replacing the dust filter
For the proper functioning of the machine, the filters must be kept clean.
11.4 Central brush
The central brush is adjusted by means of the knop nr. 10 ( see. Pag. 6).
FOR BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE CENTRAL BRUSH, THE MARK LEFT ON THE GROUND BY THE
BRUSH DURING ROTATION W ITH THE VEHICLE AT A STANDSTILL MUST BE NOT MORE THAN 4 -5
CM OF WIDTH.
11.5 Routine checks on the engine unit
For routine maintenance of the engine, for example cleaning the air filter or changing the engine oil, refer
to the engine instruction manual.
11.6 Maintenance table
TYPE OF OPERATION
FREQUENCY
20
50
100
500
1000
1
- CLEAN DUST FILTER
Every time the machine is used
2
- CHANGE DUST FILTER
X
3
- CHECK HYDRAULIC FLUID LEVEL
X
4
- CHANGE HYDRAULIC FLUID
X
5
- CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL
X
6
- CHANGE ENGINE OIL
X
7
- CHECK RADIATOR COOLANT LEVEL
X
8
- CHECK TYRE PRESSURE
X
9
- CHECK WEAR ON RUBBER DUST SEALS
X
10
- CHECK WEAR ON BRUSHES
X
11
- CHECK WEAR ON BRAKE LINERS
X
12
- REPLACE ENGINE AIR FILTER
X
13
- REPLACE DIESEL FILTER
X
14
- REPLACE ENGINE OIL FILTER
X

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