During Work; Important - Nilfisk Alto SQ 8 Manual De Instrucciones

SWITCHING ON THE
CLEANER
Two operating modes are
possible:
Switch position 'I':
The cleaner operates with
reduced suction power.
Switch position 'II':
The cleaner operates with
maximum suction power
(Fig. E).
NOTE!
When moving the switch
from position 'I' to position
'II' or vice versa, always
leave it in the '0' position for
at least 3 seconds.

DURING WORK

If the yellow LED lights up:
The suction power is no
longer optimal. The filter
element needs cleaning.
• Switch off the cleaner.
• Pull up and then release
the filter cleaning
button. This cleans the
filter element. Repeat
the procedure between
about 5 and 10 times.
If the yellow LED flashes,
the cleaner has switched
off:
The maximum filling level
for picking up fluids has
been reached.
• Empty the tank
through the drainage
hose.
AFTER FINISHING WORK
• Switch off the cleaner
and pull the plug of
the mains lead out of
the plug socket.
• Clean the dirt tank and
rinse with clear water if
necessary.
• Wind up the mains
lead (Fig. F).
CHANGING THE BAG-
TYPE FILTER
• Close the bag-type
filter sleeve with the
slide (Fig. G).
• Pull the bag-type filter
sleeve off the inlet
fitting.
• Dispose of the used
bag-type filter in
accordance with the
local waste disposal
regulations.
• Place a new bag-type
filter into the tank as
described in the
instructions (printed on
the filter).

IMPORTANT!

Push the bag-type filter
sleeve completely onto
the inlet fitting.
REPLACING THE FILTER
ELEMENT
• Switch off the cleaner
and pull the plug of
the mains lead out of
the plug socket.
• Remove the cleaner
top section from the
dirt tank and place to
one side with the filter
element facing
upwards (Fig. H).
• Press the retainer
clamp and remove the
filter holder (Fig. J).
• Remove the used filter
element and replace it
with a new one.
• Push on the filter
holder and click the
retainer clamp into
position (Fig. K).
• Dispose of the used
filter element in
accordance with the
local waste disposal
regulations.
CLEANING THE POROUS
FILTER
• Once a year or as
required, remove the
cassette with the
porous filter, clean the
filter and replace if
necessary (Fig. L).
TESTS AND APPROVALS
Electrotechnically tested
according to test methods/
principles:
DIN VDE 0700 Part 1 (=DIN
60335-1)
DIN VDE 0700 Part 205
DIN EN 60335-2-69
As a result of these
tests, suitable for higher
load for commercial
application.
Electrotechnical tests must
be performed in
accordance with the
provisions of the Accident
Prevention Regulations
(VBG4) and to DIN VDE
0701 Part 1 and Part 3. In
accordance with
DIN VDE 0702, these tests
must be performed at
regular intervals and after
repair or modification.
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