G - Assembling The Suction Unit (Optional; H - Assembling Additional Weight (Optional; I - Electrical Connection; Knowledge Of The Machine - Ghibli SB133 Operation And Maintenance

2.1.g - Assembling the suction unit
(optional) (Figs. 15/19)
The suction unit consists of the vacuum
cleaner (38), the suction ring (39) with tube
bundle assembled and the vacuum cleaner
support drum (40) (Fig. 15).
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Make sure that the lower support (41)
rests on the plate located on the handle
rod (Fig. 16).
- Loosen the two screws and the knob on
the upper support of the handle, depend-
ing on the machine model.
- Place the drum (42) in its slot on the sup-
port (41).
- Lower the upper support (43) to fit the
drum (42), then tighten the two screws or
the knob of the upper support to lock eve-
rything.
- Tilt the machine and place on onto the
grip.
- Rest the suction ring (45) support plate
(44) on the machine body (Fig. 17) then
put the machine back in the working posi-
tion.
- Insert the vacuum cleaner (46) in the
drum (47) (Fig. 18).
- Connect the tube bundle (48) to the vac-
uum cleaner (46) using a bayonet cou-
pling.
Connect the plug (49) to the auxiliary socket
(50) positioned on the handle or in the ma-
chine unit, depending on the model (Fig.
19).
2.1.h - Assembling additional weight
(optional) (Fig. 20)
If the surface to be cleaned is very dirty, an
additional weight can be assembled on the
machine to enable greater contact pressure
of the brush, or the pad holder, on the floor.
N.B.:
Due of the increased contact pressure, wear
to the brush or pad also increases.
WARNING:
The additional weight is provided with
special recesses (50a) for lifting.
- Lift the additional weight using the special
recesses (50a).
- Place the weight on the appliance.

2.1.i - Electrical connection

- Connect the machine power cable to a
mains socket with characteristics cor-
responding to those shown on the ma-
chine's technical data plate.
WARNING:
- Make sure the mains electrical system
has a circuit breaker and is earthed.
- Unwind the power cable completely be-
fore operating the appliance.
- Use an extension cord only if in perfect
condition and make sure the cross sec-
tion is appropriate for the power of the
appliance.
- Never allow the power cable to slide
over sharp edges and do not crush it.
- The socket should be easily accessible.
- Make sure the power cable is not dam-
aged.
3.1 KNOWLEDGE OF THE
MACHINE (Fig. 21)
51) Guide handle
51a) Electric control box
52) Brush rotation start levers (on-off)
53) Water supply adjustment lever
54) Handle tilt lever
55) Power cable
56) Brush rotation lever release button
57) Machine body
58) Wheels
59) Supports
60) Electrical connection
61) Auxiliary socket (if any)
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