Important; Specific Description For Battery Power Sweepers - Lavorwash SWL 700 ET Manual De Istrucciones

FILTER SHAKING KNOB:
This knob is used to shake (clean) the filter, Detail 3 Fig. 5 : pull it and leave it suddenly 5 or 6 times to mechanically shake
the filters; the dust on the filters will fall inside the container.
IMPORTANT: This operation must be carried out before starting works and before emptying the
container with the motor off or with suction disengaged.
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ON THE BATTERY MODELS THIS KNOB IS REPLACED BY A VIBRATING ELECTRIC
BUTTON DETAIL 7 FIG. 6. TO CLEAN THE FILTER KEEP THIS BUTTON PRESSED FOR 4 /
6 SECONDS; REPEAT 5/6 TIMES.
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SUCTION OFF KNOB:
Detail 4 Fig. 6. When this knob is pulled outwards, suction is disengaged. Disengage the suction every time the filters need
shaking or when passing over damp areas (with the motor on).
FLAP-LIFT LEVER:
By pressing the flap-lift lever Part. 9 Fig. 6, the front seal lifts up for picking up a large objects. Suitable for collecting leaves,
cigarette packets, etc.
START KEY:
Detail 3 Fig. 6, to start and stop the sweeper's motor that activates all the movements and rotations at a steady state.
FLAT BATTERY INDICATOR LIGHT:
Detail 2 Fig. 6. This indicator light signals fully charged battery with a green light, low battery with an intermittent red
light which means it must be recharged and flat battery with a permanent red light.
BATTERY CHARGER PLUG (CONNECTOR):
Detail 8 Fig. 6, used to activate a battery charger fitted with the same type of plug for recharging.
WORKING POSITION:
When using the machine the operator must be in the working position shown in Fig. 7.
EMERGENCY STOP: PETROL VERSION
Release the forwards lever Detail 1 Fig. 6 and brake the sweeper with the force of Your arms, now put the accelerator lever
(on the motor) on the STOP position.
EMERGENCY STOP: BATTERY VERSION
Release the forwards lever Detail 1 Fig. 6 and brake the sweeper with the force of Your arms, now turn the start key from
right to left Detail 3 Fig. 6.
Although the machine conforms to all the safety regulations, there is always a certain degree of risk involved with any type of
machine, either due to incorrect use (see paragraph relative to forbidden use) or inevitable risks due to the nature of the
machine. These risks are defined as "residual risks".
The chapter shows a list of foreseeable residual risks and how to minimize the deriving dangers.
RESIDUAL RISKS:
SPECIFIC DESCRIPTION FOR BATTERY SWEEPERS
SPECIFIC DESCRIPTION FOR BATTERY SW EEPERS
CHAPTER 8 – OPERATOR WORKING POSITION AND EMERGENCY STOP
VALID FOR ALL MODELS AND VERSI ONS VALID FOR ALL MODELS AND VERSI
CHAPTER 9 – SAFETY RULES AND REGULATIONS
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