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Summary of Contents for Unigreen Trolleys and Barrows
- Page 1 OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL TROLLEYS AND BARROWS Please read this instruction booklet carefully before use. 01/2005...
- Page 2 ALLOWED EQUIPMENTS Pump “ “ COMET PUMPS “ “ “ “ Pump ANNOVI REV. PUMPS “ “ Oleo Mac B. & S. Honda GX120 COMBUSTION Tecumsen MOTORS Honda GC160 Honda GX160 Robin B. & S. Monofase ELECTIC MOTOTRS Trifase AVT. HOSE-REELS “...
- Page 3 CR 75 CR 50...
- Page 4 CR 80 CR 125...
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Page 8: Table Of Contents
1. GENERAL INFORMATION _______________________________________9 1.1 TERMS OF THE GUARANTEE...9 1.2 THE ADDRESS OF THE MANUFACTURER...10 1.3 USE AND CONSERVATION OF THESE OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ...10 1.4 SYMBOLS ...11 2. FEATURES AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS__________________11 2.1 IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS...12 2.1.1 Trolley/Barrow parts ...12 2.1.2 Motor-driven pump parts ...12 2.2 SAFETY DEVICES ...12... -
Page 9: Part One
(the term “appliance” is used to indicate both trolleys and barrows). Any work on electrical parts must be carried out by a Skilled Technician who is also a Qualified Electrician, i.e. a person with professional training who is authorised to check, install and repair electrical equipment correctly and according to the current regulations in the country where the appliance is installed. -
Page 10: The Address Of The Manufacturer
back to the Manufacturer within 10 days of the purchase date with all its parts filled in. The purchaser has sole right to the replacement of the parts that are deemed faulty by the Manufacturer, or by his authorised representative, as regards their material or manufacture. This does not imply any right to compensation for any type of direct or indirect damage. -
Page 11: Symbols
instructions are also given to the new owner. We take great care when drawing up our instructions. If you note any mistakes, please do inform the Manufacturer or an authorised service centre. The Manufacturer reserves the right to modify, update and correct these instructions without notice. -
Page 12: Identification Of Parts
altitude and the room temperature increase (the drop is approximately 3.5% for every 305m / 1000 ft above sea level and 1% for every 5.6°C/42°F above 16°C/61°F). Refer to the combustion engine’s instructions for any precautionary steps to take if the appliance is to be used at high altitudes or at high room temperatures. -
Page 13: Identification Label And Warning Labels
2.3 IDENTIFICATION LABEL AND WARNING LABELS CAUTION • If one or more identification labels or warning labels deteriorate during use, contact your dealer or an authorised service centre so they can be replaced. • The identification label for the barrow/trolley (6) must be attached to the base (9) by the Skilled Technician a) Identification label for the barrow/trolley The identification label (6) gives the barrow/trolley’s model name, its weight when empty, its... -
Page 14: Standard Accessories
2.4 STANDARD ACCESSORIES Check that the product purchased is made up of the following parts: • barrow/trolley with the chosen motor-driven pump; • hose reel (if this optional has been chosen); • lever lance with standard nozzle (1.5mm Ø); • operating and maintenance instructions for combustion engine, if any. -
Page 15: Operation
• The appliance must not be used to wash people, animals, energized electrical appliances, delicate objects or the appliance itself. • The accessories (standard and optional) used with the appliance must be those endorsed by the Manufacturer. • The appliance is not suitable for use: - in situations where certain conditions may be found such as in corrosive or explosive atmospheres;... -
Page 16: Control And Connection To Mains Electricity
PUMP OPERATING PRESSURE 5-10 10-20 20-40 e) Check the external intake filter (5) is clean (only for CR 75, CR 80 and CR 125). WARNING • Make sure ice has not formed inside the pump, hoses and tank if the appliance is used in very low temperatures. • The routine maintenance checks must be carried out, particularly those concerning the oil. -
Page 17: Preparing Chemicals For Spraying
WARNING • For electric appliances with three-phase motors, particular attention must be paid to ensure the direction of rotation of the motor corresponds to that shown on the reducer. If this is not the case, contact a Skilled Technician who will be able to solve the problem by simply inverting a wire inside the power plug. -
Page 18: Spraying
4.2 SPRAYING CAUTION • Pay particular attention to the instructions contained in the section on “Preparing chemicals for spraying”. • While you are spraying, avoid spraying the product on buildings, houses, public or private land, gardens, roads, public or private courses of water and areas used by people or animals. - Page 19 • Follow the instructions in the “Switching off” section: - when the appliance is not is use; - before leaving the appliance unattended, even for a short time; - before topping up the chemicals; - after use; • Do not remove the plug from the power outlet by pulling on the power supply cable. •...
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Page 20: Switching Off
Operate the lever (26) on the lance (13) to achieve the required spraying angle (from an empty cone to a needle-point jet). The adjuster (24) can be used to fix the preferred position for spraying. We recommend this is done while spraying with the lance into the tank to avoid wasting chemicals. -
Page 21: Cleaning And Storage
• Pay particular attention to the instructions contained in the section on “Preparing chemicals for spraying”. • Only start cleaning and maintenance once the instructions in the ‘Switching off’ section have been completed, i.e. when there are no moving parts on the appliance, there is no pressurised liquid in the hoses and the appliance has cooled down completely. -
Page 22: Routine Maintenance
6.2 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Follow the instructions in the “Switching off” section and in the table below. For appliances fitted with a combustion engine, remember to follow the instructions for routine maintenance in the engine’s operating and maintenance instructions, especially as regards controlling the engine oil, the air filter and the spark plug. -
Page 23: Special Maintenance
diaphragm rupture, we recommend you drain the pump crankcase of the mixed oil and pumped liquid and then fill it with oil or diesel to prevent the formation of rust. • The following are frequently the causes of diaphragm rupture: - bottlenecks in the intake circuit (inadequate hose section, very dirty filter, very dense liquid being pumped, etc) - the use of very aggressive chemicals... -
Page 24: Dismantling And Disposal
8. DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL Only trained personnel are allowed to dismantle the appliance in accordance with the current regulations in the country where it is installed. CAUTION • Before disposing of the appliance, make sure it is no longer possible to operate it, by cutting the power supply cable for example. -
Page 25: Part Two
CAUTION • This part of the manual is only for use by Skilled Technicians and is not meant to be used by the end user of the appliance. 1. REMOVING THE APPLIANCE FROM ITS PACKING MATERIALS CAUTION • Protective gloves and glasses must be worn when removing the appliance from the packing materials to prevent injury to the hands and eyes. -
Page 26: Mounting The Hose Reel (Optional)
g) Check the inflation pressure of the pressure accumulator and the tyres. h) Check the level of the pump oil and reducer oil. i) For appliances fitted with combustion engine, fill the crankcase with oil as the engines are supplied without oil. j) Carry out a test with clean water before giving the appliance to the end-user. 2.1 MOUNTING THE HOSE REEL (OPTIONAL) a) Pre-assemble the hose reel using the specific assembly instructions provided. b) Secure the hose reel support (15) onto the structure (14) using the screws supplied. c) Secure the hose reel (18) onto the support (15) using the screws supplied. d) Use the appropriate grips supplied and connect one end of the high-pressure connection hose (8) to the central hose reel coupling (17) and the other end to the delivery coupling (40) on the pump. e) Use the appropriate grip supplied and connect one end of the delivery hose (1) to the side hose reel coupling (20). f) Use the handle (19) to wind up all the delivery hose on the hose reel. g) Use the appropriate grip supplied and connect the free end of the delivery hose (1) to the lance coupling (25). - Page 27 1. GENERAL INFORMATION _______________________________________9 1.1 TERMS OF THE GUARANTEE...9 1.2 THE ADDRESS OF THE MANUFACTURER...10 1.3 USE AND CONSERVATION OF THESE OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ...10 1.4 SYMBOLS ...11 2. FEATURES AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS__________________11 2.1 IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS...12 2.1.1 Trolley/Barrow parts ...12 2.1.2 Motor-driven pump parts ...12 2.2 SAFETY DEVICES ...12...
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