Nilfisk Alto 590 User Manual
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Clarke
®
Model 590/590B Operator's Manual
Instructions for Connection To The Power Supply
And The Electrical Ground
The machine has a power cord with three conductors and
a plug with three terminals. For maximum protection
against electric shock, use a circuit that is protected by
a ground fault circuit interrupter.
a plug with three terminals. For maximum protection
against electric shock, use a circuit that is protected by
a ground fault circuit interrupter.
This machine uses a 110 TO 120 volt AC 60 cycle
electrical circuit. Make sure you have the correct
voltage and frequency before connecting the
power cord to an outlet. The machine has a plug as
shown in Figure A. If a receptacle connected to the
electrical ground as shown in Figure A is not available,
use an adapter as shown in Figure C. This adapter must
be connected as shown in Figure B to an electrical
ground in the electrical outlet. Make sure you use the
plate screw and the tab to fasten the adapter.
electrical circuit. Make sure you have the correct
voltage and frequency before connecting the
power cord to an outlet. The machine has a plug as
shown in Figure A. If a receptacle connected to the
electrical ground as shown in Figure A is not available,
use an adapter as shown in Figure C. This adapter must
be connected as shown in Figure B to an electrical
ground in the electrical outlet. Make sure you use the
plate screw and the tab to fasten the adapter.
WARNING: To prevent possible electric
shock, protect the machine
from rain. Keep the machine
in a dry building.
from rain. Keep the machine
in a dry building.
WARNING: For maximum protection
against electrical shock, use
a circuit that is protected by a
ground fault circuit inter-
rupter. Consult your electri-
cal contractor.
a circuit that is protected by a
ground fault circuit inter-
rupter. Consult your electri-
cal contractor.
WARNING: Have worn, cut or damaged
cords replaced by an autho-
rized service person.
rized service person.
EXTENSION CORDS
The machine has a power cord with wire size 14 AWG
(AWG means American Wire Gauge).
(AWG means American Wire Gauge).
WARNING: If you use an extension cord,
use an extension cord with
minimum wire size 14 AWG.
Do not use an extension cord
longer than 50 feet. Do not
join two extension cords.
minimum wire size 14 AWG.
Do not use an extension cord
longer than 50 feet. Do not
join two extension cords.
WARNING: Do not move the machine
over an electrical cord. Al-
ways lift the cord over the
machine.
ways lift the cord over the
machine.
HOW TO PREPARE THE MACHINE FOR
OPERATION