Chapter 6 - Preparation (Unpacking) - Lavorwash SWL R 1300 Manual De Instrucciones

IMPORTANT: proceed with emptying, cleaning and maintenance of the machine only on
flat and regular flooring that allows perfect stability to the machine for the entire
duration of all the afore-mentioned operations.
5.2. NON-PERMITTED CONDITIONS OF USE
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The motorsweeper cannot be used on slopes greater than what is reported .
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It cannot be used in environments where explosive or flammable materials are present.
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It cannot be used on dirt, gravel or very uneven surfaces .
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It cannot collect oils, poisons and chemical materials in general, (in the case of having to use the
machine in chemical plants request specific authorisation that will be produced by the retailer or parent
company) .
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It cannot be used on urban or non-urban roads and must not travel on any public road .
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It cannot be used in poor lighting environments, except for models equipped with work lights .
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It cannot be towed in any way including on private premises and on public roads or in public places .
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It cannot be used to sweep snow or to wash or degrease surfaces in general that are wet or very wet .
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It cannot operate in the presence of spinning or the construction of filiform materials because the nature
of the material to be collected is incompatible with the rotation of the brushes .
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It cannot be used in any way as a support for objects or as a raised floor for property and persons.
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Never let anyone approach within range of the machine .
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Do not make changes of any kind unless authorised by the manufacturer .

CHAPTER 6 - PREPARATION (UNPACKING)

The motorsweeper is delivered packed on top of its pallet and comes with the side brush/brushes disassembled .
After removing the outer packaging, the machine must be removed from the pallet:
By lifting with lifting devices of suitable capacity for the weight of the machine (indicated on the CE plate) using
the eyebolts supplied (Figure 27);
Through the use of suitable platforms .
At the end of the unpacking operation, disassemble and store the eyebolts and assemble the side brush/brushes,
as illustrated in paragraph 14 .5 .
IMPORTANT: All waste materials resulting from the unpacking operation must be
disposed of by the user, following the specific disposal regulations currently in force.
In addition, refer to the engine manual for any additional conditions of use
that are not permitted.
Figure 27
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