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4.3.9. CENTRAL BRUSH CONTROL
Through the control lever (Item 8 Figure 12) it is possible to raise or lower the central brush in order to ensure
or not its cleaning action (Figure 16) .
4.3.10. CENTRAL BRUSH ACTION REGULATOR
The central brush action regulator (Item 9 Figure 12) is represented by a slider along a slot that can be locked
in place by rotating a threaded knob (Figure 16) . It is used to adjust the height of the central brush from the
floor when it is fully lowered (working position), adjusting the action on the surface to be cleaned.
4.3.11. SIDE BRUSH SWITCH
Pressing the selector button (Item 10 Figure 12) it is possible to configure the side brush in the working
position (in contact with the surface to be cleaned) or at rest (in the raised position) . Intermediate positions
(Figure 17) are not possible .
4.3.12. SIDE BRUSH SPEED REGULATOR
Through the control lever (Item 11 Figure 12) the rotation speed of the side brush can be adjusted (Figure 15) .
4.3.13. SUCTION SWITCH
Pressing the filter shaker switch button (Item 12 Figure 12) it is possible to operate and stop the suction
system (Figure 17) .
4.3.14. FILTER SHAKER SWITCH
Pressing the filter shaker button (Item 13 Figure 12) it is possible to operate the mechanism responsible for
the falling of fine debris and dust trapped in the pocket filters. The switch is characterised by only one stable
position (Figure 17) .
4.3.15. WASTE CONTAINER CONTROL
Using the control lever (Item 14 Figure 12) the waste container ascent/descent device is activated . In the
middle (centre) position the device is deactivated (Figure 15) .
4.3.16. CONTAINER FLAP CONTROL
The control lever (Item 15 Figure 12) is used to open or close the flap of the waste container. In the middle
position (centre) the flap is stopped (Figure 15) .
4.3.17. INDICATOR AND HOUR METER
The indicator and hour meter (Item 16 Figure 12) includes all the operational and alarm indicators that can be
activated during operation of the motorsweeper .
Figure 16
Figure 17
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