Nilfisk Alto SSE 350 사용자 설명서

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SSE 350
2 Control/Operation
2.1
Before putting into
operation
2.1.1 Assembly
The automatic cleaning machine
must be assembled after removing
from the package.
Loosen knurled screw on handle.
(Fig. 1/1)
Swing handle upward and adjust
angle. (Fig. 1/4)
Loosen height lock (Fig. 1/3),
move handle into operating
position (Fig. 1/2), tighten lock.
(Fig. 1/1 and 1/3)
2.1.2 Mounting brushes
Remove tank cover. (Fig. 6)
Take brushes out of dirty water
tank.
Lay back automatic cleaning
machine onto handle.
Push brushes (2x) into mount.
(Fig. 11)
Engage brushes by turning
slightly.
Stand up machine again.
Position tank cover at front and
engage by pressing lightly
toward rear.  Make sure that
cover is properly mounted. (Fig. 2)
CAUTION! Lay suction hose
toward rear in fresh water tank.
(Fig. 4/1)
2.1.3 Connecting suction
hoses
Push connection hose of suction
unit (Fig  8/1 and 8/2) onto
connection piece (Fig. 3/3) on tank
cover. (Fig. 8/5)
Press drain plug into emptying
opening. (Fig. 8/4)
Engage spraying hose on back in
quick-change coupling.
(Fig. 5/2)
2.1.4 Electrical connection
Make sure that voltage indicated
on rating plate of machine
matches mains voltage.
Connect mains plug to mains.
2.1.5
Filling fresh water tank
Fill fresh water tank with water.
(Fig. 3)
Add cleaning agent as per
dosing instructions.
CAUTION! Tank may be filled
with a maximum of 12 l of water
including cleaning agent.
We recommend using Alto
cleaning agents. (Chap. 4.3)
CAUTION !
Use only low-foam cleaning agents
expressly approved for use in
automatic cleaning machines.
If foam develops in dirty water
tank, add foam killer.
2.2
Operation
The floor must be swept clean
before starting work.
2.2.1 Brushing
Raise suction nozzles
(Fig.5 /3).
Turn three-position switch (B) to
position ‘3’ (Fig. 7).
Brushes rotate and machine can
now be pushed forward easily.
Pull hand switch (C); water is
sprayed on.(Fig. 7)
2.2.2 Vacuuming forward
and backward
Lower suction nozzle
(Fig. 5/4).
Turn three-position switch (B) to
position ‘3’ (Fig. 7).
Brushes rotate.
Set ON/OFF switch (A) for suction
turbine to ‘ON’ position (Fig. 7).
Water is vacuumed off.
Regulate vacuum power by
turning ring on suction hose.
(Fig. 8/3)
2.2.3 Brushing and
vacuuming
Lower suction nozzle (Fig. 5/4).
Turn three-position switch (B) to
position ‘3’ (Fig. 7). Brushes
rotate.
Pull hand switch (C), water is
sprayed on.
Control/Operation
Set ON/OFF switch (A) for
suction turbine to ‘ON’ position
(Fig. 7). Water is vacuumed off.
Regulate vacuum power by
turning ring on suction hose.
(Fig. 8/3)
2.2.4 Connecting hand tool
Disconnect suction hose from
machine. (Fig. 8/1 or 12/1)
Connect suction hose of hand
tool to machine. (Fig. 12/2)
Disconnect suction hose (Fig. 5/
1) from quick-change coupling
(Fig. 5/2).
Connect spraying hose to quick-
change coupling. (Fig. 12/3)
2.2.5 Spraying and
vacuuming with
hand tool
Set three-position switch (B) to
position ‘1’. (Fig. 7) Spraying
pump for hand tool runs.
Pull hand switch on hand unit.
(Fig. 12/4)
Water is sprayed on.
Set ON/OFF switch (A) for suction
turbine to ‘ON’ position (Fig. 7).
To vacuum up water, move hand
unit toward operator.
Regulate vacuum power by
turning ring on suction hose.
(Fig. 8/3)
2.3
Operation monitoring
To prevent damage to the floor or
the machine, the brush may never
run while dry.
When operating the machine, add
sufficient cleaning liquid.
Suction unit could be destroyed
if tank is overfilled by
penetrating water.
To drain dirty water tank, switch
off machine and disconnect
from mains.  Lift tank off
automatic cleaning machine and
pull off drain plug. (Fig. 8/4)
To drain dirty water tank, pour
out contents via housing corner.